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  • City Council Meetings | Dunes City

    City Council Meetings Schedule City Council meets the first Wednesday of the month with Work Sessions beginning at 6 p.m. and third Wednesday of the month for Regular Sessions beginning at 6 p.m. Live Stream Live streams of City Council meetings are provided to the maximum extent possible. Links to the live stream, and recording, are posted in the "Recording" column in the Agenda & Minutes area below. Citizen Input Citizens have several opportunities to speak to Council - First - After Announcements, Citizens may provide input on items not discussed in Public Hearing Second - During the Public Hearing portion of an Item of Business Additionally, Citizens may submit input to the Council in writing. These letters will be delivered to the Council but will not be read aloud or included in the meeting minutes. Write to us City Council City of Dunes City PO Box 97 Westlake, OR 97493 E-mail us city.council@dunescity.gov Online Community Feedback Form Oregon Public Meeting Law All Council Meetings are conducted per Oregon Public Meetings Law. If you believe a public body has violated this law, you can file a written complaint by emailing recorder@dunescity.gov , mailing it to Dunes City Recorder, PO Box 97, Westlake, OR 97493, or coming to City Hall during regular business hours. More information can be found here . Council Meeting Agenda & Minutes Archived Agendas Archived Minutes Filter by Year Name Date Agenda Packet Minutes Recording CCRS-2025.6.18 06/18/2025 PDF PDF Not Available Zoom.us CCRS-2025.6.4 06/04/2025 PDF PDF Not Available YouTube.com CCRS-2025.5.21 05/21/2025 PDF PDF Not Available YouTube.com CCRS-2025.5.6 05/06/2025 PDF PDF PDF Not Available CCRS-2025.4.16 04/16/2025 PDF PDF Not Available YouTube.com CCRS-2025.4.2 04/02/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.3.19 03/19/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.3.5 03/05/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.2.19 02/19/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.2.5 02/05/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.1.22 01/22/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2025.1.8 01/08/2025 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.12.18 12/18/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.12.4 12/04/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.11.20 11/20/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.11.6 11/06/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.10.16 10/16/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.10.2 10/02/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.9.18 09/18/2024 PDF PDF PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.9.4 09/04/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.8.21 08/21/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCSS-2024.8.7 08/07/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.7.17 07/17/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.7.3 07/03/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.6.19 06/19/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.6.5 06/05/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCSS-2024.5.29 05/29/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCSS-2024.5.29 05/29/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.5.15 05/15/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.5.1 05/01/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.4.16 04/16/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.3.20 03/20/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.3.6 03/06/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2024.2.21 02/21/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCSS-2024.2.7 02/07/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2024.1.17 01/17/2024 PDF Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2024.1.3 01/03/2024 PDF Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.12.20 12/20/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCWS-2023.12.6 12/06/2023 PDF Not Available Not Available Not Available CCRS-2023.11.15 11/15/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2023.10.18 10/18/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF YouTube.com CCRS-2023.9.20 09/20/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCSS-2023.8.9 08/09/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.8.16 08/08/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCSS-2023.7.7 07/07/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCSS-2023.6.29 06/29/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.6.21 06/21/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.5.17 05/17/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.4.19 04/19/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.3.15 03/15/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.2.15 02/15/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available CCRS-2023.1.18 01/18/2023 Not Available Not Available PDF Not Available 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... 5

  • Proclamation | Dunes City

    < Back Proclamation City Council Jun 23, 2025 Community of Local Amateur Radio Operator' Week - last week of June Proclamation .pdf Download PDF • 58KB Previous Next

  • Ordinances | Dunes City

    Ordinances & Resolutions Dunes City Ordinances and Resolutions are listed from newest to oldest. Ordinances Filter by Year Ord # Date Description File 270 Jun 4, 2025 An ordinance amending Chapter 91 PDF 269 May 6, 2024 Placing temporary halt on the issuance of short-term rental permits PDF 268 Feb 21, 2024 Amends Existing Chapter 37 PDF 267 Feb 21, 2024 Amends Title I of the Dunes City Code of Ordinances to create a new Chapter 11 PDF 266 Jul 20, 2022 Ban on psilocybin service centers and the manufacture of psilocybin product PDF 265 (NOT ADOPTED) Not Available 264 Apr 20, 2022 Vacates a portion of an unnamed roadway established as a public right-of-way by the Tsiltcoos Lake Club Plat PDF 263 May 2, 2022 Vacation of a portion of Little Woahink Drive PDF 262 Jan 19, 2022 Changes the Zoning of a Parcel of Land Located Across the Street from Dunes City Hall PDF 261 Jan 19, 2022 Amends Chapter 92 by Changing Language to Code of Ordinances Entitled “Building Program” PDF 260 (NOT ADOPTED) Not Available 259 (PENDING) Not Available 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 10 Resolutions Filter by Year Resolution Series Description File 3 2025 A Resolution Adopting the 2025-2026 Fiscal Year Budget PDF 2 2025 A resolution establishing fees and charges for building code division transactions and establising date. Effectie date: June 12, 2025 PDF 1 2025 A Resolution granting falcon cable systems company II, L.P. (Charter Communications) an additional term and franshise renewal for the operation and maintenance of a cable system within the right-of-way of the city. PDF 10 2024 Establishing a mandate for a permit in oder to operate a Short-Term Rental in the Dunes City limits: Establishing the application fee; permit fee; 5% monthly fee based on gross revenue from home rentals; non-compliance fee for each rental period; and a limit to the number of Short-Term Rentals allowed in Dunes City limits PDF 9 2024 Joint Resolution of the City Council and Local Contract Review Board opting out of the public contracting rules for the City of Dunes City and adopting the Dunes City Purchasing Policy PDF 8 2024 Establishing fees and charges for collection services added to unpaid invoices after 90 days and establishing an effective date PDF 7 2024 Authorizes City Administrator to enter into a non-exclusive franchise with Siuslaw Broadband LLC PDF 6 2024 Adopting the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Budget PDF 5 2024 Authorizes former City Administrator Jamie Mills to sign audit documents for fiscal year 2023-2024 with City Council approval; and other matters properly related thereto. PDF 4 2024 Declares the City’s election and qualifications to receive State gas taxes, cigarette taxes and liquor taxes PDF 3 2024 Not Adopted Not Available 2 2024 Authorizes Councilor Christopher Clemons to modify, improve, and update Dunes City website PDF 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ... 12

  • Landing Page | Dunes City

    Dunes City A Nice Place to Live Our New Site is Coming Soon In the meantime, our existing page will remain active. DunesCityHall.com

  • News (List) | Dunes City

    Latest News Jun 23, 2025 Proclamation Community of Local Amateur Radio Operator' Week - last week of June Read More Jun 16, 2025 LCOG Senior & Disability Services Senior & Disability Services - Mobile Outreach Services Vehicle June 16th, 10am-2pm Read More Mar 20, 2025 "If I Were Mayor" Winners Winners of the "If I Were Mayor" Contest! Read More Oct 16, 2024 Community Survey 2024 Results Community Survey 2024 Results Read More

  • Home | Dunes City

    Dunes City A Nice Place to Live Public Notices & News Proclamation Community of Local Amateur Radio Operator' Week LCOG Senior & Disability Services Senior & Disability Services - Mobile Outreach Services Vehicle June 16th, 10am-2pm "If I Were Mayor" Winners Winners of the "If I Were Mayor" Contest! Community Survey 2024 Results Community Survey 2024 Results Dunes City Schedule Provide Your Input Please take a minute to provide your input through the 2024 Community Survey. Start Now Stay Informed Sign up for our newsletter View our latest newsletter

  • Community Survey 2024 | Dunes City

    Dunes City community quality-of-life survey for 2024. This survey aims to gather comprehensive feedback on your experiences, preferences, and aspirations for Dunes City's future. Dunes City A Nice Place to Live Our 2024 Community Survey has ended. Thank you to all those who contributed. Survey Summary and Results Survey Comments by Question 8. Rate what you like best about Dunes City? 9. What do you like least? 10. What do you think will be Dunes City's biggest challenge in the future? 11. Which, if any, issues would you like to see addressed by Town Officials? 12. Rate what you’d like to see the City prioritize. 14. What kind of commercial development would you like to see? 15. If you do not want to see commercial activity, how does Dunes City fund itself? 22. What additional comments or feedback do you have that can help Dunes City continue to improve and better serve its residents? 25. Are there questions you would like to have seen on this survey that we failed to ask? Do you have comments about this survey or other Town issues?

  • Short Term Rentals | Dunes City

    Short Term Rentals Here you will find all the information related to Short Term Rentals in the City of Dunes City. Permitted Short Term Rentals https://lcog.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/a24e3cd79a0043b681fa76d44a6cf3a5 Name Address Emergency Contact Phone Number Martin 83758 Clear Lake Road, Dunes City, OR, USA Dan Martin 310-428-6966 Donohue 5175 Russell Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 McGuire 84308 Alder Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Jerry McGuire 310-503-2446 Donahue 5175 Russell Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Donahue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Donohue 4847 Darlings Loop, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Murphy 83595 Hwy 101, Dunes City, OR, USA Robert Murphy 541-991-7589 Tautenhahn 83693 Hwy 101, Dunes City, OR, USA Natalie Nagrone 541-991-0531 Gary Kripe 5688 Shady Lane, Dunes City, OR, USA Gary Kripe 541-999-0843 Pacific Renal Corp 5346 Buckskin Bob Road, Dunes City, OR, USA Jessica Williams 541-321-2214 T Main Properties 4838 Lake Blvd, Dunes City, Westlake, OR, USA Tara Smith 541-233-8615 Pacific Rental Corp 5360 Buckskin Bob Road, Dunes City, OR, USA Jessica Williams 541-321-2214 Altemus 82823 East Lake Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Angelia Walker 458-210-8469 Lapping 4777 Pacific Ave, Dunes City, Westlake, OR, USA Wonda Hill 541-590-2773 Lane-Farrell 83727 U.S. 101, Dunes City, OR, USA Troy Kenney 971-413-4335 Lazarow 8351 Woodland Lane, Dunes City, OR, USA Terra (Vacasa) 971-413-4335 Mulvihill 5510 Huckleberry Lane, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Mitchell 83437 Hwy 101, Dunes City, OR, USA James Mitchell 541-991-2026 Anderson 83435 Hwy 101, Dunes City, OR, USA Deena Mitchell 541-991-2026 Fattal 5445 Little Woahink Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Helmuth 83570 Woodland Lane, Dunes City, OR, USA Terra (Vacasa) 971-413-4335 Masters 83230 Helkat Trail, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Cournoyer 83925 Cloud 9 Road, Dunes City, OR, USA Terra (Vacasa) 971-413-4335 Frost 84284 Alder Drive, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Kubisch 5001 Ford Way, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Harris 5378 Buckskin Bob Road, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Austin & Walters 5111 Ford Way, Dunes City, OR, USA Jenny Manwiller 719-338-2033 Douek Trust 5044 Ford Way, Dunes City, OR, USA Terra (Vacasa) 971-413-4335 Arreda Booze 83627 Hwy 101, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 LNM Capital Partners 83750 Rio DR, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Nash Galpern 5441 Huckleberry Lane, Dunes City, OR, USA Larry Buss 541-991-2059 Silkie Towers 5404 Buckskin Bob Rd, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581 Earp Taylor Cooper 83179 Clear Lake Rd, Dunes City, OR, USA Jim Donohue (I-Trip) 541-961-6581

  • LCOG Senior & Disability Services | Dunes City

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  • Woahink Lake | Dunes City

    Woahink Lake Located a few miles south of Florence, the 820-acre Woahink Lake is the largest of the three coastal freshwater lakes within the boundary of Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park . One of the deepest in Oregon, over 74 feet (23 meters) deep, Woahink Lake is a cryptodepression lake , extending 36 feet (11 meters) below sea level. Woahink Lake was formed during the Pleistocene Epoch in the ancient delta of Siltcoos River. Because of melting glaciers, sea level rose and coastal streams became sluggish. Slow-moving streams weren't strong enough to overcome impounded water and sedimentary rocks. During the extended period of time, the sediments were abraded into the sand which, in turn, formed dunes. About 85 percent of the Woahink Lake shoreline is privately owned and only the northwestern side of the lake is situated within Jessie C. Honeyman Memorial State Park. If you travel from Florence, turn left (east) from Highway 101 onto Canary Road, cross the bridge, and near the bridge on the right, you will find a boat ramp. This spot is a favorite for scuba divers. The lake is popular for a variety of activities, including fishing. Species include large mouth bass , rainbow and coastal cutthroat trout , yellow perch , and others. The part of the state park on the east side of the highway near Woahink Lake has boat ramps, a roped-off swimming area, group tent camps, picnic areas, and a meeting hall.

  • Siltcoos Lake | Dunes City

    Siltcoos Lake Siltcoos Lake (silt’-koos), at 3,164 acres, is the largest lake on the Oregon Coast of the United States. Fed by runoff from a basin of about 68 square miles in Douglas and Lane counties, it is located about 7 miles south of Florence and 0.5 miles east of U.S. Route 101. Its name comes from a Lower Umpqua (Siuslaw) placename, a variant of which is Tsiltcoos. The lake, with a mean elevation of 8 feet above sea level, empties into the Siltcoos River, which meanders generally west for about 3 miles to its mouth on the Pacific Ocean. A dam about a half-mile downriver regulates the lake’s outflow. Siltcoos Lake is a submerged remnant of a Siltcoos River delta that existed before the most recent ice age. The lake formed after melting glaciers caused a rise in sea level that drowned the lower reaches of Oregon’s coastal rivers. Sediments from the sluggish rivers formed sand dunes, behind which the ancestral mouths of rivers like the Siltcoos became lakes. Nearby Woahink Lake is similar remnant. Fed mainly by four small freshwater tributaries—Woahink, Fiddle, Maple, and Lane creeks—the lake is very shallow. About 80 percent of it is less than 15 feet deep, and 32 percent of it consists of shoal areas. The shallowness contributes to the lake’s eutrophic nature, related to extensive populations of Elodea, Myriophyllum, and other aquatic plants. A wide variety of warm-water fish thrive in the lake, where nutrients are plentiful, but these nutrients have also led historically to troublesome algal blooms. Recreation Siltcoos Lake is a popular destination for fishing and is home to many warm-water species as well as transient sea-going fish such as salmon and steelhead. Anglers try for bass weighing up to 9 pounds, as well as perch, catfish, crappies, bluegill, and cutthroat trout. Camping is available at several spots within a few miles of the lake. These include Tyee Campground along the Siltcoos River; Waxmyrtle and Lagoon campgrounds, accessible from Route 101 south of the lake, and Driftwood II Campground, west of Lagoon Campground. Honeyman State Park, with hundreds of campsites, is about 2 miles north along Route 101.

Mailing Address

PO Box 97

Westlake, OR 97493

City Hall

82877 Spruce St.

Westlake, OR 97493​

Office Hours

​Monday - Thursday

10AM - 4PM

Phone

541.997.3338

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