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Comprehensive Plan 1711 1747 1710 Beech St 1711 Emerald Village 8028 2144 Oregon 1709 1333 202-8 1718 1736 1741 8034 8032 2142 Nw 18 Circle Dr 1705 1707 1729 8036 5 4 CP: 235197 4 3 CP: 246571~ CP: 202714, CP: 235195~9000 CP: 202715 8 9 CP: 358992 CP: 344164 CP: 428924 8975 9 10 CP: 368194 PAYETTE RIVER PAYETTE UNDEVELOPED WASHOE RD 8952 8930 WASHOE CANAL CP: 202712 CP: 371746 CP: 203381 CP: 202713 CP: 371745 PAYETTE VALLEY RAILROAD CEMETERY PAYETTE RIVER 8911 8890 8903 WASHOE CANAL 8875 4111 US 95 CP: 254779 WASHOE RD CP: 304224~ 1400 1410 CP: 358989 CP: 358990 CP: 292156~ CP: 218306~ OREGON SHORTLINE (UNION PACIFIC) RAILROAD CP: 358993 NW 8TH AVE CP: 410895 NW 8TH AVE CP: 218307~ CP: 358991 8655 8700 8775 1225 1247 1345 FRUITLAND SEWER LAGOON 8687 8653 8680 SHANNON RD 3663 PAYETTE VALLEY RAILROADWASHOE CANAL 8680 PAYETTE RIVER 8660 8636 8660 8640 8651 PAYETTE RIVER 8633 8630 8620 8635 8626 8610 WASHOE CANAL 8590 1200 PAYETTE VALLEY RAILROAD WATER TREATMENT PLANT 3443 1750 SHANNON RD 8586 WASHOE RD 1561 1559 1457 1455 1755 3157 8531 3142 CASTILE DR 8547 1558 1456 3144 KILLEBREW DR 8500 3155 3136 3133 1540 PAYETTE RIVER 8525 3153 3142 NUNO DR 3131 3134 2009 8516 8543 3151 8517 3140 3129 3132 3100_7 SNAKE RIVER SEPULVEDA DR 3100_6 3038 3028 3100_5 3027 NUNO DR 3100_4 1539 1439 3100_3 1785 DAWS SLOUGH 8512 3026 3100_2 3100_8 3100_1 8516 SHADY3100_10 RIVER 1500 3025 3024 3100_11 3100_14 8512 8508 1520 3100_16 CP: 344163 8504 CLUB CP: 260825 8513 HOUSE 8488 3100_20 3100_19 TRAILER PARK 8496 8492 3023 3100_12 CP: 422577 3022 3100_183100_17 3100_23 1435 1580 3100_13 CP: 259579 9 10 3100_15 SEPULVEDA DR 3100_21 1541 1437 CP: 191901 3100_24 CP: 410998 3100_25 CP: 344165 1500 JACOBSENS ISLAND NW 6TH AVE 3100_26 10 11 3100_27 WASHOE RD 3100_28 WASHOE RD 3100_29 8537 2929 1511 1509 1415 1407 1405 16 15 1309 1307 1303 1301 1209 1207 1205 3100_30 1203 8497 8523 CP: 191900, 191901 COTTONWOOD DR US 1985 15 14 2929 1506 1502 1428 1424 1420 1314 CP: 260826, 358994 2910 1310 1304 1300 1210 1208 1206 2904 95 2903 2915 ALDEN RD CP: 410894 2900 DAWS SLOUGH 1100 RR OVERPASS 1581 2901 1577 1485 1481 1479 1383 1381 1379 1377 1235 1233 1231 2840 BIRCH RD 8533 8485 DOGWOOD AVE 8475 PAYETTE RIVER TAMARACK ST 2812 TAMARACK ST TAMARACK ST 1476 1378 1102 1580 1484 1480 2825 2819 2822 1380 2859 2856 1230 2819 2810 IDAHO 2824 2856 2809 2822 2836 2835 OREGON 2859 WASHOE RD 2800 2821 2808 2834 2807 JACOBSENS ISLAND 1583 2816 2855 2833 2701_51 1563 1471 1469 2815 1465 2854 2750_24 2817 BIRCH RD 2701_53 SPRUCE DR 2804 2832 2805 2750_26 1465 2812 2853 2701_55 PONDEROSA ST CEDAR DR 2750_27 1580 RIVER RIDGE TAMARACK CT TAMARACK 2731 2803 2800 US HWY 95 TRAILER PARK 1500 2808 2850 2830 2701_57 2750_28 JACOBSENS ISLAND 2730 2751 2701_50 2750_23 2750_1 2804 2701_59 2811 2701_52 2750_29 2729 2850 2750_22 DOGWOOD AVE 1303 2747 2746 2701_54 2750_2 ALDEN RD 2750_52 2724 2745 2701_61 2750_30 2800 2701_49 2750_21 2727 1307 2701_56 2750_31 1303 2745 2701_63 FARMERS COOP2750_3 CANAL 2750_51 2744 2701_48 2750_20 2805 1300 2750 2701_58 1309 2701_65 2701_47 2750_32 2720 1300 2750_4 2750_19 2750_50 2725 2701_60 ASPEN ST ALDEN RD 2748 2742 2701_46 2741 2701_67 2750_18 2750_33 1311 1304 2701_62 2750_5 2750_49 2716 1331 2746 2701_64 2750_17 2750_34 WASHOE RD 2701_69 2750_48 2723 1315 1306 2701_45 2750_6 2701_66 BIRCH RD 2723 1333 2740 NEAT RETREAT RV PARK 2750_16 2750_35 SNAKE RIVER 2742 2701_71 2750_47 1437 1317 1310 SPRUCE DR 2701_68 2701_44 2750_7 2710 1335 2750_15 2750_36 2701_73 2701_70 2701_43 OLD HWY 2750_46 2133 1317 2745 1453 2738 2750_8 1437 1314 2719 2701_72 2701_42 2750_14 2750_37 1337 2701_75 1316 2736 2750_45 1430 2698 2743 2701_74 2701_41 2719 DOGWOOD1316 AVE POPLAR AVE US 2750_9 2750_13 2750_38 1559 2650 2701_77 1341 2741 2701_76 2701_40 2750_44 CP: 191900~ 2694 95 2750_39 DOGWOOD CT 2715 2701_79 2701_78 2701_39 2750_12 1343 BAYBERRY DR 2750_10 CP: 422592 2737 2701_80 2750_43 2750_40 1442 1380 2692 2701 2701_38 1560 2649 2750_11 2701_37 2750_42 2750_41 2701_30 2701_7 2701_6 2701_5 2701_4 2701_3 2701_2 1538 2690 2735 2701_1 2693 2701_36 2638 2645 2733 2617 2616 2614 2611 NEAT RETREAT 2701_10 2701_11 2615 2701_8 2701_12 2701_13 2701_14 2701_35 MALHEUR CO 2688 2701_9 2691 2612 PAYETTE RIVER 1595 1587 1581 1577 1483 2634 2684 2610 US HWY 95 2701_21 8407 2701_20 2701_19 2701_18 2687 2682 2701_17 2701_16 2701_15 2701_34 2637 2609 2632 2609 2609 2608 OREGON POPLAR AVE 2685 RV PARK 2635 2606 OLD HWY 2680 2607 2607 2607 8399 1484 2606 2606 2701_22 1586 1578 2630 2701_23 1590 1582 1488 2683 2701_24 WASHOE RD WASHOE 2681 2679 2604 2701_27 2701 1840 INTERSTATE 8301 2605 2604 2605 2604 2605 2611 2602 84 2602 2603 2617 1510 1520 1540 1560 1580 1600 2603 2602 2603 2605 ROME AVE 8307 NW 26TH ST 2600 WINESAP AVE 2600 8305 2601 2601 2600 2601 2519 1513 1525 1545 1557 1583 2515 ALDER DR 907 2517 PAYETTE RIVER 2509 2604 JACOBSENS ISLAND 1617 GOLDEN AVE 2509 1012 1008 1006 1004 1002 2602 910 2507 2600 8271 1011 2505 1009 1007 1005 1003 911 2505 2504 1800 1900 8295 BRAEBURN ST 2503 1012 1008 1006 1004 1002 910 2502 8267 2405_1-4 1878 2500 2501 1011 1009 1007 1005 1003 911 1780 2405 2406 2403_A-C 2405 JONATHON ST 2402 1010 1008 1006 1004 1002 910 2404 2410 8275 2403 2403 2401 8265 2403 GOLDEN AVE 2402 1848 WASHOE RD 805 US 2400 1970 2401 903 807 95 1207 2400 911 905 1750 1850 1319 1307 1303 1009 1007 1005 1003 1770 APPLEWOOD AVE W 1/16 Corner per Applewood Plat PAYETTE RIVER CP: 245622 NW 24TH ST NW 24TH ST CP: 315782 NW 24TH ST CP: 410414 NW 24TH ST CP: 423448 NW 24TH ST CP: 429391 CP: 279156~ C-1/4 per Applewood Sub Plat 1320 904 900 2310 806 CP: 245621~ CP: 315781, CP: 386307 1350 1330 1202 1200 1108 1106 1104 1102 1100 1012 1010 1008 1006 1004 1002 1000 804 CP: 221200 CP: 276408~ 2320_2 CP: 410415, CP: 422593 2320_1 1765 1785 1849 CP: 281561~ CP: 295040~ 2320_5 FARMERS COOPERATIVE CANAL 8210 2320_7 2320_3 1861 1875 2320_4 1400 1127 2320_6 1125 1121 2310 1059 1057 1055 1053 1051 1045 8185 8188 8200 2307 US HWY 95 1129 2306 2270 2310 NW 23RD ST NW 23RD ST 2306 1128 2303 1124 1122 1120 1060 1058 1056 1054 1052 1050 2250 2303 2302 8180 1126 2244 2220 2270 8172 SNAKE RIVER 2211 2210 2219 1775 1795 1147 APPLEWOOD AVE 2237 1039 1037 1033 1031 1029 1025 2240 8164 1149 2210 2250 2209 SHAMROCK COURT 2206 2212 NW 22ND ST 2150 PAYETTE RIVER 1154 2215 8156 8144 WASHOE RD 1150 1100 1040 1038 1034 1030 1026 1022 1152 2144 2205 2202 2209 2208 2216 8148 PAYETTE RIVER 2120 2170 2143 863 867 2183 2189 ALLEN AVE 2169 977 861 2168 985 981 865 2116 2163 2139 BISHOP AVE 853 857 2166 2175 CREEK DR PENNSYLVANIA AVE 600 SHAMROCK CT 971 851 855 0 600 1200 2112 2161 2164 2135 973 843 847 INTERSTATE 2138 980 2206 2114 2108 841 845 2110 84 2104 1111 ALPINE 827 2037 1083 837 835 825 1081 1077 1075 2136 2200 943 833 831 823 821 2008 2038 8087 939 2101 2035 935 SCALE:1 INCH=600 FEET N VISTA AVE NW 21ST ST 815 811 2033 2006 2036 711 819 817 803 801 511 2027 2064 2089 2099 2088 986 807 805 1150 2059 2031 2004 2034 2037 2033 US NW 21ST ST 95 NW 21ST ST 2029 2060 2079 2078 2030 890888 2034 2000 HEITZ AVE SPRING 2027 884 880 1437 1435 CREEK DR 1521 1519 1515 2029 1433 COPPER 2007.5 2007 2025 CREEK2044 DR 2056 TIMBER CREEK DR 2072 1525 CP: 426866 2063 2023 2040 8090 CP: 262600 NW 20TH ST CP: 390069 CP: 368366 2040 CP: 295041~ 8140 CP: 419958 1512 1508 1909 1906 1909 1911 1908 1311.5 1015 1011 1003 915 907 905 600 1865 1871 1877 1909 OLD CANAL 1861 8075 OREGON 1907 8135 IDAHO 1904 1506 1904 1311 1135 1119 1980 8052 1301 1211 1209.5 1209 1005 909 903 1905 911 1907 1905 1904 1009 809 807 1007 1950 805 1905 1850 N VISTA AVE NW 19TH ST 2132 2134 1812 HEITZ AVE 1880 2138 1811 VICTORIA AVE 1820 1811 8059 1810 1314 1312 1006 1835 8048 916 1208 1204 1004 914 912 910 806 804 1830 MAPLE CT 1120 802 1823 OLD 1809 WALNUT AVE 1820 2140 1810 1808 8115 FARMERS CO-OP CANAL CO-OP FARMERS 1815 PAYETTE RIVER 1807 1808 CANAL 2133 CITY OF FRUITLAND 1811 1850 2139 1804 ALLEN AVE 1796 1806 1515 1805 8042 2135 2144 1799 1793 8043 1807 1804 WILCOX CANAL 1815_1-5 8100 1815 _6-7 1800 1815_8 1815_12 1815_9 1815_11 1815_10 1805 2230 1802 1820 1792 2137 2148 2296 1803 2274 1802 2264 1803 1514 1333_231-7 1781 8080 2292 227 1785 2152 2268 2290 1333_239-43 1715 1333_226-9 8077 MALHEUR CO 1800 141 133 125 1706 1300 1333_303-7 1711 N PENNSYLVANIA AVE 1333_245-9 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 1711 1747 1710 BEECH ST 1711 EMERALD VILLAGE 8028 2144 OREGON 1709 1333_202-8 1718 1736 1741 8034 8032 2142 NW 18 CIRCLE DR 1705 1707 1729 8036 ESTATES BLVD 1333_102-8 144 1728 1710_A-C STORAGE 2146 943 937 1707 1707 1333_122-8 1333_216-22 1718 1733 2288 1333_210-14 1619 LOCUST WAY 1525 1333_110-20 1653 OAK AVE 8018 8020 1521 1515 1411 1409 929 2147 1405 1700 1704 1706 159 1634 8022 1705 1011 N WHITLEY \ US HWY 95 1702 1648 OAK AVE 2460 FUTURE LAND USE MAP 1685 2131 2141 HICKORY AVE 2143 921 1620 1633 2278 1703 NW 17TH ST 715 2280 1618 1626 2162 1223 SYCAMORE ST 917 1616 Version 21.30 July 2021 296 260 248 909 152 140 128 1610 511 8020 1510 105 2304 297 285 273 261 181 175 © Copyright 2021 City of Fruitland, Idaho, All Rights Reserved ALLEN AVE 735 731 193 177 163 1611 903 1611 1604 905 1600 1307 1303 1007 975 907 777 203 795 445 ASH LOOP (PRIVATE) 1211 1229 1213 1215 1225 1217 1219 429 305 509 298 286 274 262 194 182 178 164 2150 2160 301 2136 2142 2146 16 15 2234 2284 2410 Portions Copyright 2021 Payette County AutoCAD Map Users Consortium CP: 286656 US CP: 419957 2130 CP: 244105~ CP: 368401 CP: 223542~ 101 2260 2470 US 15 14 NE 16TH ST CP: 251411 US CP: 315784 30 NW 16TH ST NW 16TH ST 30 CP: 271266~ NW 16TH ST CP: 232002 21 22 CP: 368400 CP: 304661 CP: 251416~ CP: 410412 CP: 180901 NE 16TH ST 14 13 910 910 910 NE 16TH ST 30 CP: 422591 910 910 820 100_120 CP: 262895 22 23 CP: 429598 1210 700 702 CP: 276409~ 106 304 HR MEDICAL CENTER 1515 104 202 208 NE 16TH ST CP: 429597 100_3 2135 100_1 206 822 100_63 1505 2291 100_2 2125 100_62 100_60 100_119 100_61 CP: 358998 1503 E IDAHO AVE INTERSTATE 100_4 1300 1118 300 100_5 1510 1504 410 CP: 419956 400 This Map was developed using Payette County, Idaho GIS data, but this secondary product 1503 1513 US 1503 1415 1411 1407 400 1503 1506 1506 1427 1423 1419 100_59 1501 30 1507 1503 2305 23 24 84 E IDAHO AVE 1010 100_6 1504 1502 2225 2281 100_118 100_58 100_64 2287 has not been verified by Payette County and is not County authorized.
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