OR HB4035

Cities with populations of 25,000 or greater may now add up to 150 net residential acres to their urban growth boundary (increased from 100 acres), while cities under 25,000 may add up to 50 net residential acres

An additional 30% of net residential acreage may be added for open space, public facilities, or commercial uses

Cities may now include "other land" for urban growth boundary expansion if insufficient urban reserve, nonresource, or exception lands are available

Eligibility criteria relaxed to qualify cities based on "cost-burdened" households rather than "severely cost-burdened," and tracts within existing boundaries must meet additional conditions (no permanent structures, no adjacent improved utilities, no approved land use entitlements) to disqualify a city from the program

Land Conservation and Development Commission receives explicit authority to issue grants to implement its duties under ORS chapters 195, 196, 197, and 197A

All temporary urban growth boundary program provisions expire on January 2, 2033