Documents

Past mechanical permit fees in the City of Portland (Effective date: December 1, 2020).

Submittal requirements for adding one or more rooftop units to an existing building in the City of Portland.

This handout describes the information that must be submitted when applying for a permit to add or alter the HVAC system in an existing building. Form last updated: 10/24/2014.

This handout describes the information that must be submitted when applying for a permit to add one or more hoods to an existing building in the City of Portland.

Get helpful information about the corrections process in the City of Portland.

This report was prepared by Johnson Economics in June 2020 to evaluate the anticipated economic impacts of proposed changes to the City of Portland's tree code.

This report was prepared by SWCA Environmental Consultants in June 2020 to evaluate the City of Portland's tree canopy to inform proposed amendments to Portland's tree code.

New single family residence application, instructions and required forms (NSFR intake forms).

This is the minimum information required for a complete submittal package.

Complete this checklist prior to submittal.

The completed residential batch intake worksheet includes the batch submittal checklist and four sets of plans.

This form is the townhouse covenant for future easement and maintenance agreement effective upon date of sale.

This packet describes options for early assistance on projects with building code or fire code issues. This includes details for requesting a Life Safety preliminary meeting.

This proposed ordinance amends the Building Demolition Code to move implementation details to administrative rules, update asbestos requirements to conform to state regulations, update demolition inspections language to be consistent with current practices, and increase fines for non-compliance.

Search Portland.gov for "current fee schedule" to review current BDS fees. This shows past proposed changes to fines for certain types of violations of the city's residential demolition code. These proposed fines were part of an ordinance considered by the Portland City Council in September 2020.