Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission

This collection contains digitized resources originating from the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission. The LCDC was founded in 1973 with the passage of Senate Bill 100 to regulate land use in Oregon and meet statewide planning goals.

PSU Library Special Collections holds the audiocassette archive of recordings from LCDC meetings and hearings, and can provide streaming and downloadable digital audio when available. Please contact us at specialcollections@pdx.edu to request a recording of a meeting date that does not yet appear in this playlist.

Print copies of LCDC meeting minutes and notebooks are retained by Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development up to ten years and then transferred to the Oregon State Archives. Please contact these agencies for print resources. Documents may be requested from DLCD using this request form.

For more on the contribution of the LCDC to land use planning in Oregon, see the collaborative LCDC/PSU oral history project, People and the Land.