1. Concept Master Plan. A concept master plan is required as a component of an annexation application to annex property into the city limits of any land in an urban holding (UH) comprehensive plan map designation. A concept master plan is not binding and is an advisory document to help inform the annexation agreement. (See Title 16 for the city’s annexation process.)

2. Master Plan. The development and approval of a final master plan is required prior to a zone change, or development of any land in urban holding (UH) comprehensive plan map designations and the UH zone.

1. Properties not designated UH on the comprehensive plan map.

2. Properties that are partially in the city limits and partially in the urban growth boundary, whereby the amount of property in the urban growth boundary is less than two acres. If the remnant property in the urban growth boundary that is less than two acres is designated as UH on the comprehensive plan map, that property is subject to the McMinnville Municipal Code provisions for a comprehensive plan map amendment and zoning map amendment in order to be annexed into the city limits. (Ord. 5106 §2 (Exh. B), 2021; Ord. 5098 §1 (Appx. E), 2020).