Mountain View Neighborhood District

Empowered to Shape Our Future

Mountain View Neighborhood District

Empowered to Shape Our Future

The Mountain View Neighborhood District (MVND) is free to join and provides residents the opportunity to help shape the future of our neighborhood. We are one of 13 neighborhood districts in Bend, Oregon.

This is our opportunity to foster a better working relationship with the city and have a more impactful voice on projects that affect our neighborhood.

MVND News

2026 MVND Membership Survey Coming Soon!

Sep 1, 2026

We want to hear from you! SURVEY OPENS SEPTEMBER 14th! Your input helps shape the priorities and activities of your Neighborhood District. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts. The Mountain View Neighborhood District (MVND) is also seeking community members to join our board! Several Board positions are

Bend Night Sky Alliance community mapping initiative

Aug 15, 2026

The Bend Night Sky Alliance is currently conducting a community mapping initiative to identify and report streetlights that have developed a blue or purple tint due to deteriorating phosphor coatings, which is a known issue affecting certain LED streetlight models. When the phosphor coating inside an LED fixture breaks down,

Senior Residential-Memory Care Development Neighborhood Meeting 8-20-2026

Aug 4, 2026

Notice:

Notification is being provided in advance of the submittal of a Site Plan/Design Review Application to the City of Bend. The planned development includes a 3-story building with 75 senior living units (59 Residential Care and 16 Memory Care) on a currently vacant lot. This meeting is an informational

Example of a hardened home. Image courtesy of City of Bend

Public Comments Welcome for Residential Wildfire Mitigation Building Code – Discussion at Bend City Council’s April 1, 2026 meeting

Mar 16, 2026

To make future housing developments more resilient to wildfire, the City Council will take public comment and consider adopting Section R327 of the Oregon Residential Specialty Code at its April 1, 2026, meeting.

This proposed ordinance would apply wildfire-resilient construction practices for newly constructed residential dwellings and accessory structures

Land Use

One of our primary goals is to monitor land use and development in our neighborhood. Contact us if you have questions or concerns about land use in our neighborhood.

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