The developer, Ken Allen, of a proposed housing project at the former Bethlehem Christian Preschool and church site on Stafford Road has submitted plans to the City of Lake Oswego. The proposal includes 53 market-rate homes – 29 cottages of 1 and 2 stories, and 24 triplexes and quadplexes of 2 and 3 stories—spread across 11 lots.
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While affordable housing was initially considered, the developer, Ken Allen, ultimately opted for varied market-rate units aimed at increasing housing diversity for families, individuals, and aging-in-place residents.

The application, submitted on June 10, requests a subdivision/planned development overlay. The design emphasizes open space beyond city requirements, pedestrian connectivity, and architecture consistent with Lake Oswego’s style. The landscaping will aim to foster a strong sense of community and connection to place.
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