Explore Lincoln City, formerly known as the Visitor and Convention Bureau has launched the television show Beachside Bites. The 12-episode culinary show is hosted by Lincoln City Culinary Center Manager Donna Riani and showcases the city’s local restaurants. Watch Beachside Bites on www.oregoncoast.org or on the Culinary Center’s Facebook page.
Month: October 2018
The City of Lincoln City is updating its design standards for commercial and multi-family uses, and we want to hear from you. Based on images used for the public workshop we held over the summer, the visual preference poll is an easy way to tell us your preferences for future development styles. We’ll use your responses to find ways to improve existing requirements for new development.
The poll will close on November 2, 2018. A summary of poll responses will be posted to the City’s website. If you have any questions, please contact Senior Planner, Debra Nicholson at dnicholson@lincolncity.org.
To take the poll click here: Lincoln City Design Poll
Have you been down to Taft Dock recently. Go check it out and see the rebuilding in progress. The work includes reinforcing the poles below the sand line, replacing the decking, bringing it up to ADA standards, etc. We’re really excited about it.
We’ve also kept the wood that was removed and I plan to see if we can make into art work throughout town. The first thing I want to do is refurbish a portion of the bench and add it to City hall.
On October 3rd, 2018 at 4pm in the Council Chambers at City Hall numerous local nonprofits were awarded grant funding. Mayor, Don Williams provided checks to the following nonprofits:
- Angels Anonymous- $5,000
- B’ Nai B’ Rith Camp- $2,000
- Business for Excellence in Youth (Backpacks for Kids)- $6,000
- CASA- $5,000
- Episcopal Church of St. James Santiago’s Community Meal Program- $4,000
- Family Promise of Lincoln County- $10,000
- Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Center- $3,000
- Lincoln City Food Pantry- $10,000
- Lincoln City Warming Shelter- $4,600
- Lincoln City Youth League- $5,000
- Oregon Cascades West Senior Services Meals on Wheels- $4,500
- My Sister’s Place- $12,000
- Neighbors for Kids- $12,000
- North End Senior Solutions- $6,000
- North Lincoln County Historical Museum- $700
- Oceana Family Literacy- $3,000
- Roads End Improvement Association- $200
- RSVP Lincoln County- $2,000
- Shiloh the Gathering Place Ministries- $45,000
- Taft Tiger Boosters- $5,000
- The Children’s Advocacy Center- $5,000
These nonprofit organizations play a vital role in building a healthy community by providing critical services to the most vulnerable. Thank for all that you do for our community.
“It is always a great honor and privilege to award these grants from the people of Lincoln City. Those receiving these grants have demonstrated commitment to Lincoln City that reflects their passion for service and desire to make our town a better place to live,” said Mayor Don Williams.
Rev. Chris Hertlein & John Fiedler, Senior Warden
LC Manager's Report 