Documents

Erosion control requirements handout on commercial and residential construction projects. Form last updated: 6/22/2011.

Information about City of Portland permitting for subcontractors.

Door hanger to use when a permit for a Major Alteration or Addition to be performed at this address has been submitted to the City of Portland.

This program guide refers to the code requirements, criteria, and the processes through which the Building Official or delegate may extend or reactivate permits.

Conditionally exempt the construction of certain accessory dwelling units from Parks and Recreation, Environmental Services, Transportation, and Water system development charges and authorize the creation of a Revenue & Tax Specialist V position in the Revenue Bureau to perform waiver compliance.

This is a PDF of the Transportation customer service org chart.

This form is being updated and is not currently available. Please contact the City of Portland Zoning Information Line (503) 823-7526 for assistance.

Who Can Cancel the Permit and What Do We Do with Plans? This PDF is also available as a webpage. Search Portland.gov for Who Can Cancel a Permit?

The Commissioner-in-Charge has delegated authority to waive smaller fees to the Bureau Director in accordance with this policy on November 13, 2015.

Erosion control illustration (.DWG file)

This document shows which fields need to be filled out when applying for a decommissioning permit. Document last updated: 12/1/2020. Search Portland.gov for "decommissioning permit" to read more about requirements and how to apply.

Please search Portland.gov for for more information about FEMA flood maps or flood plain maps.

Please search Portland.gov for for more information about FEMA flood maps or flood plain maps.

Please search Portland.gov for for more information about FEMA flood maps or flood plain maps.

Please search Portland.gov for for more information about FEMA flood maps or flood plain maps.

This document illustrates changes to the City of Portland's code (Chapter 11.50) relating to Trees in Development Situations that took effect on Dec. 12, 2020.

Learn more about how Water is organized. This organizational chart includes some contact information.