Myrtle Point Plan For Land And Traffic
The Myrtle Point study notes Highway 42 traffic levels in 1960 with 1814 vehicles daily and July peaks at 2459. trucks comprise about 23 percent. It discusses how Highway 42, 38, and 101 interact for through tourist traffic and coast-region recreation areas, plus population trends and land-use patterns shaping future growth and development.
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Brockway
Sea
Douglas- Coos County
Keads
Winchester
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Budget Hearing Schedule and Land Use Study Notes
The notice announces a budget hearing by the Myrtle Point city budget committee on June 2, 1962 at 7 PM in the City Hall Council Room. It covers the 1962 63 fiscal year budget and tax levy discussion, along with a land use study outlining developed and vacant land, residential densities, and lot sizes in Myrtle Point Oregon. The report includes staffing as City Recorder Leon Shields.
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Coos Bay
Sears Head
Marthe
Martie Pointe
Dedrepatie
Moerthe Point
Persar
Myrtle Point
Balan
Oregon
Bu- Proauc
Municipal Research
Meath Post
Leon SN Shields City Recorder of the Cats
Myrile Point
Sdsures Scheauks
Entre Ace Abe Cenadet
Theo Mas
Sagett
Caty
Sr Fire Department
Mtepeenee
Muse
Ilane Cous I
Coote Tees
Pee Wa Water Services
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