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Sec. 15.32.150. Variances to standards.

There may be rare instances where a combination of strict application of the standards in this chapter and/or public safety concerns may preclude use of signs as a communication medium for a primary frontage. In these cases, it may be appropriate to vary a particular standard to enable a property owner to utilize signs in a manner similar to others in a district.

When applying for a business license for a commercial child care, the Building Official will inspect the establishment to ensure that the facility provides a safe environment for patrons, customers, and employees.  

There may be other items identified by the Building Official, Planning Division, or State of Oregon Department of Human Services.

* Please use this checklist when looking to start a childcare business

The table in the PDF below shows vacant commercial and industrial buildings in Sandy along with their associated ERUs.  The ERUs are calculated based on the previous use of the property before it became vacant, and they indicate the size of wastewater system demand that can be accommodated at that site for a future business, under the terms of the City's consent decree with EPA and DEQ.

Learn about the state regulation that significantly increases the cost and complexity of Sandy's wastewater improvement projects

Date: Thursday, October 17th
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Location: Sandy Library Community Room

The City of Sandy is making essential updates and improvements to Meinig Park to enhance safety, longevity, and accessibility, ensuring one of Sandy's most cherished amenities continues to thrive.

We are currently in the early stages of planning and are collaborating with the Parks & Trails Advisory Board, City Council, and community members to prioritize the improvements and gather valuable input from the public.

Proposed Meinig Park Improvements:

Sandy Parks & Recreation welcomes you to volunteer alongside our team! Click HERE to learn more about the Sandy Parks & Recreation projects and programs you can volunteer with.

Individuals who meet the required qualifications can apply for appointment to the vacant Council seat (deadline September 25th, 2024)

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The City of Sandy is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to assist in the design and implementation of a unified and centralized door access control system as outlined in this RFP. Door access control for city facilities will help handle the authorization and access for employees as they perform their job duties. Door access control also helps automate the locking and monitoring of city owned facilities.

The City of Sandy currently has two employees that are tasked with enforcing our municipal code -- a Community Service Officer that works for the Sandy Police Department, and a Code Enforcement Specialist that works for the City's Development Services Department.  The table below breaks down the areas of responsibility between these two positions -- please refer to this table to determine which one of these employees to contact regarding your code question or complaint.  You can link to the individual page for each position by clicking on the links at the top of each column.