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PLANS  \nfor  \nNARROW &SMALLLOTS  \nA Catalogue for Oregon'sDevelopers and Communities  \nJune 1997  \nLivable Oregon ·Transportation and Growth Management Program  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS  \nLivable Oregon  \nBrian Scott,Executive Director and PresidentLynn Weigand,Program ManagerStephen Duh,Community Development Specialist  \nTransportation and Growth ManagementProgram  \nBill Adams,AICP,Urban GrowthManagement Specialist  \nPortland State University  \nDeborah Howe,AICP,Associate ProfessorBob Jones,graduate student  \nCatalogue Draft Reviewers  \nGlen Rea,Glen Rea DevelopmentJim Standring,Westland IndustriesJeff Fish,Fish Construction  \nAmy Miller,Portland Community DesignChris Cross,Housing Our Families  \nSpecial Thanks  \nA special thanks to the local home builders andarchitects who provided technical assistance andcomment:  \nJim Standring,Westland IndustriesJeff Fish,Fish ConstructionBill Dennis,architect  \nVon Summers,Home Builders Association ofMetro Portland  \nThanks also to the plan providers,designers,andarchitects in this catalogue who are willing toshare their house plans with others.  \n\n| This project is partially funded by the Transportation and  \u003Cbr>Growth Management(TGM)Program,a joint program of  \u003Cbr>the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon  \u003Cbr>Department of Land Conservation and Development.  \u003Cbr>TGM funds rely on federal Intermodal Surface Transpor  \u003Cbr>tation Efficiency Act and Oregon Lottery funds.   |\n| --- |\n\n# INTERESTED IN MORE PLANS?\n\nSend us your name and address to receive future updates to the catalogue,\"House Plans for Narrow and Small Lots.\"Mail or fax this form toLivable Oregon at the address below to be placed on our mailing list.  \nNAME:                                                    \nORGANIZATION:                                      \nADDRESS:                                                \nSTATE:           \nZIP:             \nPHONE:(                         \nFAX:(                                              \nFAX OR MAIL TO:  \nLivable Oregon921 SWMorrisonSuite 508Portland,OR 97205  \nphone:(503)222-2182  \nfax:(503)222-2359  \n1997 Officers  \nPresidentJim StandringWestland Industries,Inc.5Nansen SummitLake Oswego,OR 97035(503)245-9715  \nFirst Vice President  \nVernon Palmer  \nVernon Palmer,Inc.  \nPO Box 184  \nBend,OR 97709  \n(541)389-7806  \nVice President/TreasurerSteven AsherAsher Homes329 Crater Lake Ave.Medford OR,97504(541)779-3221  \nze President/Secretary  \nLehman  \nL&L Builders  \nPO Box 1924  \nAlbany,OR 97321  \n(541)926-2811  \nAssociate Vice PresidentFred HomingSears Contract SalesPO Box 89  \nMcMinnville,OR 97128(800)359-2000  \nNational Representative  \nBarry Larson  \nSunridge Development  \nPO Box 860  \nClackamas,OR 97015  \n(503)659-0004  \nImmediate Past PresidentDarryl BishopMcIntosh Roofing,Heating &Sheet MetalPO Box566Tillamook,OR 97141(503)842-2772  \ncutive Vice President  \ncth Bauer  \n375 Taylor St.NE  \nSalem,OR 97301  \n(503)378-9066  \nOregon Building Industry Association  \n375 Taylor Street NE ■Salem,OR97303(503)378-9066 Fax(503)362-5120  \nLivable Oregon  \n921 SW Morrison,Suite 508Portland,OR 97205  \nDear Sirs,  \nI am pleased to support this catalogue \"House Plans for Narrowand Small Lots.”This catalogue represents a new resource fordevelopers and builders throughout the state who wish to develop onnarrow and small lots.Additionally,this catalogue provides another toolfor homebuilders to meet the state's land use and transportation goals.Market-driven,small lot development can provide options to meet theneeds of Oregon's homebuyers,while addressing the state's desire formore compact development.  \nThis catalogue is especially promising for homebuilders who haveforgone building on small lots due to a lack of appropriate plans.Inproviding examples of stock plans,this catalogue presents a variety ofalternatives for 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