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This PDF is also available as an updated webpage on Portland.gov: "Do You Need a Permit for Your Residential Project?" Also known as Brochure 2. Updated January 2022.

Your home’s sewer and drain lines have probably been in place since the house was built. When one of these lines breaks, the leaking sewage beneath your yard harbors disease, may contain hazardous chemicals, and provides a thoroughfare for rats. Also known as Brochure 7. Updated January 2022.

Fill out this electrical code appeal form completely.

Fill out this mechanical code appeal form completely.

Fill out this plumbing code appeal form completely.

This Quick Step guide provides step-by-step instructions for searching for permits and people in AMANDA.

Search a property record, associated folders to a property record, associated folders to multiple property records

Identify the status of a permit and what review processes are mandatory prior to permit issuance

Signs (temporary or permanent), awnings, and banners located on private property are regulated by Title 32, the Portland City Sign Code and administered by Development Services (BDS). Portable signs, commonly known as A-board signs, are also regulated by Title 32. Also known as Brochure 33.

Elevation plan for Title 32 sign code. Sample site plan drawing and checklist.

Site plan for Title 32 sign code. Sample site plan drawing and checklist.

Required only when removing of trees 36" or greater on private property

Required only when removing of trees 36" or greater on private property. Information about the notice to post on-site, notifying recognized organizations, signature area for self-certification and a sample site plan.

Required only when removing of trees 36" or greater on private property

List of what to include in a tree plan submittal. Detailed information about tree mitigation, tree planting requirements and tree planting specifics.