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COMING SOON:A MORE EFFICIENT REVIEW PROCESS

1November 1, 2018

Process ManagedProjects*

2January 2, 2019

New Single Family Residential (NSFR)

Permits*

3In the Future

All Commercial (CO) Permits*

4In the Future

All Residential(RS) Permits*

5In the Future

Other Permit Types*

PHASE

Starting November 2018, the City phased in a new, more efficient plan review process for all types of building permits. This new process has established dedicated windows of uninterrupted time for City staff to perform plan review. During these windows, applicants will not be allowed to submit corrections to checksheets. The review window has created a more efficient development review process. This new process will be standard for all reviews when electronic plan review is rolled out.

Why is BDS making this change?To complete reviews and permits on a shorter timeline for our customers and prepare for PDX ePlans (electronic plan review). BDS is always looking for ways to make our processes more efficient, and plan review windows will help our staff work more efficiently, producing results faster.

Here’s how the change has been beneficial:

• Reduced interruption to the plan review process. City staff has been able to focus on their reviews with less interruptions, which has produced more efficient reviews and timely feedback for our customers. Previously, when a customer submits corrections through a checksheet response, Permitting Services staff coordinates those corrections and routes the plans to our review groups in response to those corrections/updates. When customers submit additional corrections before other staff have finished their review, the reviewer must start over. With this change, staff will have uninterrupted time to focus on a review, and can complete reviews more quickly.

• Less routing of plans to reviewers. Bundling correction submittals has reduced the amount of times Permitting Services staff routes copies of paper plans to reviewers. This allows staff to spend more time on the last stage of the review process, preissuance of permits.

• We are moving to PDX ePlans (our electronic plan review tool), which fully incorporates plan review windows. PDX ePlans is a plan review system enabling plans to be submitted, reviewed, stamped and downloaded electronically. Applicants will be able to submit their plans remotely and view their project’s status and details. Upon submittal, plans are immediately made available to all reviewers simultaneously, reducing the time needed to complete the review process. The City of Portland allows Process Managed plan reviews to be submitted electronically. Review windows manage the electronic plan review process and implementing review windows for our current paper-based process will help applicants and City staff as we make the transition to PDX ePlans.

When will it happen?The City has a tentative schedule to phase in review windows over the next year:

The new process does not apply to projects going through the Facilities Permit Program (FPP) or Field Issuance Remodel (FIR) program.

* Any deferred submittal and revisions associated with these will be subject to plan review windows.

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Have questions about the process? Or, an issue with how review windows are being applied to a specific permit?See the answers below, or contact the Permitting Services Team at 503-823-7357. For Process Managed permits, please contact your process manager.

• What are the requirements and timelines associated with the new review windows? Corrections to first checksheets are not allowed until all reviewers have issued a checksheet, approved their

review, or the city plan review window period has elapsed (30 business days for commercial, 20 business days for residential).

We recommend bundling checksheet responses whenever possible. When you respond to one or multiple checksheets, no further responses can be submitted until the applicable City staff have issued a checksheet, approved their review, or the 10 business day recheck review window period for commercial and residential permits has elapsed.

Timelines associated with Process Managed Projects will vary and be agreed upon during the preliminary fire and life safety meeting held prior to permit submittal.

• Do the current service level goals for turnaround time (for first checksheets and plan corrections review periods) continue to apply?

Yes. The service level goals for first checksheets are 20 business days for commercial new construction permits, and 15 business days for residential new construction permits, and the goals for rechecks are 5 business days for both commercial and residential permits. The new process doesn’t change the current review goals. They remain our service level goals.

Please note: If a reviewer is unable to meet the review window period, the extended first checksheet review window period and plan correction review window period (noted in the diagram above) provide a "relief valve" to the new process.

• What if a reviewer doesn’t meet the first checksheet or recheck review window period? If I respond to a checksheet how will that impact the outstanding reviewer?

It depends. More than likely, the plan set that the outstanding reviewer is (or will be) reviewing will be pulled from their desk to update the plan sets, further delaying that reviewer and potentially the overall plan review process. In addition, there’s always potential that an outstanding reviewer’s checksheet could impact the other checksheets you are preparing and responding to, which may further impact the plan review process timeline.

You can contact the outstanding reviewer for an estimated time of completion of their review. If possible, wait until you receive their checksheet before submitting corrections. Taking this approach will ensure their review time isn’t impacted by having the plan set pulled; ensure you are able to make a comprehensive response to as many checksheets as you can at once; and reduce the number of times Permitting Services staff must process and route plan set corrections. This will almost always ensure the quickest overall plan review timeline.

• What happens if I need to make a change to my plan sets that requires plan corrections, or a new review group to be added?

The overall process would continue to move forward, but the reviewer would be given the first checksheet review period timeline. Responses to these reviewer’s checksheets would need to wait until the next open review period. Depending on the cause and impacts of the review, a Permitting Services manager or lead can make an exception to minimize negative impacts.

• How can I find out the review window status for my permit? Using PortlandMaps.com, you can view the status details for your permit number or property address. Refer

to this status to determine when you can submit responses to checksheets. Not familiar with PortlandMaps.com? Learn more about using this tool on our Permit Information Search Guide. Or, you can call the Permitting Services Team at 503-823-7357 to learn your review window status.

How will this new process look?

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1st Checksheet Review Window (30 days for Commercial, 20 days for Residential)• Applicant can respond to checksheets

after the review window period has ended.

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• Additional responses possible after plan corrections review window period is over, or city sta� have issued additional checksheets or approved the project.

• Repeats until approved.

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Have questions about the process? Or, an issue with how review windows are being applied to a specific permit?See the answers below, or contact the Permitting Services Team at 503-823-7357. For Process Managed permits, please contact your process manager.

• What are the requirements and timelines associated with the new review windows? Corrections to first checksheets are not allowed until all reviewers have issued a checksheet, approved their

review, or the city plan review window period has elapsed (30 business days for commercial, 20 business days for residential).

We recommend bundling checksheet responses whenever possible. When you respond to one or multiple checksheets, no further responses can be submitted until the applicable City staff have issued a checksheet, approved their review, or the 10 business day recheck review window period for commercial and residential permits has elapsed.

Timelines associated with Process Managed Projects will vary and be agreed upon during the preliminary fire and life safety meeting held prior to permit submittal.

• Do the current service level goals for turnaround time (for first checksheets and plan corrections review periods) continue to apply?

Yes. The service level goals for first checksheets are 20 business days for commercial new construction permits, and 15 business days for residential new construction permits, and the goals for rechecks are 5 business days for both commercial and residential permits. The new process doesn’t change the current review goals. They remain our service level goals.

Please note: If a reviewer is unable to meet the review window period, the extended first checksheet review window period and plan correction review window period (noted in the diagram above) provide a "relief valve" to the new process.

• What if a reviewer doesn’t meet the first checksheet or recheck review window period? If I respond to a checksheet how will that impact the outstanding reviewer?

It depends. More than likely, the plan set that the outstanding reviewer is (or will be) reviewing will be pulled from their desk to update the plan sets, further delaying that reviewer and potentially the overall plan review process. In addition, there’s always potential that an outstanding reviewer’s checksheet could impact the other checksheets you are preparing and responding to, which may further impact the plan review process timeline.

You can contact the outstanding reviewer for an estimated time of completion of their review. If possible, wait until you receive their checksheet before submitting corrections. Taking this approach will ensure their review time isn’t impacted by having the plan set pulled; ensure you are able to make a comprehensive response to as many checksheets as you can at once; and reduce the number of times Permitting Services staff must process and route plan set corrections. This will almost always ensure the quickest overall plan review timeline.

• What happens if I need to make a change to my plan sets that requires plan corrections, or a new review group to be added?

The overall process would continue to move forward, but the reviewer would be given the first checksheet review period timeline. Responses to these reviewer’s checksheets would need to wait until the next open review period. Depending on the cause and impacts of the review, a Permitting Services manager or lead can make an exception to minimize negative impacts.

• How can I find out the review window status for my permit? Using PortlandMaps.com, you can view the status details for your permit number or property address. Refer

to this status to determine when you can submit responses to checksheets. Not familiar with PortlandMaps.com? Learn more about using this tool on our Permit Information Search Guide. Or, you can call the Permitting Services Team at 503-823-7357 to learn your review window status.

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1APPLYING FOR A NEW SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROJECT AND SAMPLE FEES

City of Portland Oregon • Bureau of Development Services • 1900 SW Fourth Avenue • Portland, Oregon 97201

The Bureau of Development Services (BDS) accepts New Single Family Residential (NSFR) and new construction Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) projects for review through three different intake processes: • For one or two dwelling unit projects, you will either:

- Submit your plans through the NSFR Submittal and Review Process via the Development Services Center (DSC), or - Submit your plans through the Drop Off Process for NSFR Submittals.• For three or more dwelling units (designed to the Oregon Residential Specialty Code) on a single lot or attached to each other,

you will submit your plans through the Batch Submittal and Review Process. If you wish to include the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing trade work permits on NSFR projects, please complete and havesigned, each of the trade permit applications at the time of NSFR application.If you are unsure how your project should be processed, or if you have questions about the information necessary to submit, please call Permitting Services at 503-823-7357.

Applying for a New Single Family Residential Project

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NSFR Submittal and Review Process – for projects of one or two units1. Prepare and bring the items noted below to the DSC. Hours of

operation are available on our website (www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/dsc) or by calling 503-823-7310. We will assist NSFR customers up to one hour before the conclusion of business for the day.

• Completed NSFR Application Packet • Four sets of complete plans with an additional 11X17 Site Plan.* • Complete submittal materials per NSFR Minimum Submittal

Checklist included in application packet. 2. Meet with a Technician in the DSC to check the completeness of

your NSFR application packet and plans. Application packets and plans must be deemed complete to be Approved for Intake.

3. Plans and application materials which are Approved for Intake will have intake fees generated and billed. Following intake fee payment, the NSFR will be Under Review.

Drop Off Process for NSFR Submittals NSFR drop off submittals will be accepted by Permitting Services located on the 2nd floor of the 1900 SW Fourth Avenue building. Hours of operation are available on our website (www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/dsc) or by calling 503-823-7310.Within one week Applicants will be notified, by email,about the status of their submittal. If deemed complete,intake fees will be identified. Following intake fee payment theNSFR will be Under Review. If deficient, information on howto proceed will be identified.

Batch Submittal and Review Process – for projects of three or more unitsProjects which include three or more structures built to the Oregon Residential Specialty Code, or International Residential Code, and are located on a single tax lot or attached to each other, are submitted through the Batch Submittal Process. Examples of Batch Submittal projects could include three townhouse units, or three or more single-family homes on one tax lot.

These projects necessitate Batch Submittal processing due to their unique Planning and Zoning requirements, which differ from those for standard single-family development. In addition, projects involving multiple structures on one tax lot require a separate Site Development permit for the common infrastructure elements such as driveways, utilities, and landscaping.

1. Prepare and bring the following items to Permitting Services located on the 2nd floor of the 1900 SW Fourth Avenue building. Hours of operation are available on our website (www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/dsc) or by calling 503-823-7310.

• Completed Batch Intake Worksheet and NSFR Application packet (including information for each building type)

• 4 sets of complete plans • Any additional submittal materials* * (see NSFR Minimum Submittal Checklist)

2. A Process Manager will be assigned to your project. Within one week, Applicants will be notified, by email, about the status of their submittal. If deemed complete, intake fees will be identified. Following intake fee payment the NSFR will be Under Review. If deficient, information on how to proceed will be identified.

Information is subject to change

http://www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/dsc




Each project is unique, some fees may vary, even for homes with identical square footage.

FEES Square Footage 1,250 2,450 3,650*Valuation includes a 500 sq. ft. attached garage in addition to square footage $ Valuation 177,225 324,177 471,129

Plan Check Fees Building Plan Review/Processing Fee 712.67 1,086.27 1,459.87 Land Use Plan Review Res 414.71 758.57 1,102.44 Residential Site Inspection Fee - New Construction 619.00 619.00 619.00Fees due at intake 1,746.37 2,463.84 3,181.31 Development Services Fee - RS 293.16 457.80 622.44 Transportation Plan Review 393.00 393.00 393.00 Environmental Services Plan Review 639.00 639.00 639.00 Water Plan Review 120.00 120.00 120.00 Systems Development Charges Environmental Services 8,402.00 8,402.00 8,402.00 Additional line and branch charges may apply. Contact BES at 503-823-7761 for more information Parks Within the Central City Parks SDC Area, or 9,204.00 11,570.00 11,570.00

Outside the Central City Parks SDC Area 1 11,641.00 14,633.00 14,633.00 Transportation2 Single Family Residence 5,393.00 5,393.00 5,393.00

(plus additional amount if located within North Macadam overlay area) 1 3,450.00 3,450.00 3,450.00(plus additional amount if located within Innovation Quadrant overlay area) 1 2,778.00 2,778.00 2,778.00

Water SDC, by meter size 5/8", 3/4" or 1" 3,412.00 5,119.00 8,531.00 Other Fees Water service installation estimated by number of bathrooms, meter 7,435.00 7,435.00 7,435.00

Miscellaneous Fees, street addressing and zoning inspection fees 207.00 207.00 207.00Permits for Construction, includes state surcharge where applicable Building Permit 1,227.98 1,871.72 2,515.46 Plumbing Packages, up to 100 feet of exterior pipe for connections to water, sewer, storm or rain drain included

641.76 963.20 1,124.48 1,393.28 Mechanical Permit, typical fixtures 268.80 316.94 334.86 Electrical Permit, wiring and temporary service 621.60 764.96 980.00 Forestry Permit 492.00 492.00 492.00 Sewer/Storm Connection Permits 241.00 241.00 241.00 Residential Stormwater Facility Inspection 586.00 586.00 586.00Street Improvements - Type dependent on current street infrastructure

Type 1 - $0.89 per sq. ft., minimum $60 129 sq.ft. driveway in right-of-way 127.71

222.75 222.75Type 2 - Public Works Permit Review 1 4,455.00 4,455.00 4,455.00Type 3 - Local Transportation Infrastructure Charge (LTIC) 1

$600 per lineal foot of frontageMetro Construction Excise Tax 212.67 389.01 565.35School Construction Excise Tax 1,737.50 3,405.50 5,073.50Total Estimated Fees 43,722.99 51,614.00 58,897.96 Due at Intake 1,746.37 2,463.84 3,181.31 Due at Issuance 41,976.62 49,150.16 55,716.65

Sample fees are based on rates and valuation effective December 1, 2020, and assume that construction will occur on anexisting legal, buildable lot. Information is subject to change.1 Not included in the total

Sidewalk/Driveway

225 sq.ft. driveway in right-of-way

(1 bathroom) (2 bathroom) (3 bathroom) (4 bathroom)

size 5/8", 3/4" or 1". Typically 1.5 or fewer baths use 5/8" meter, 2 - 3 baths require a 3/4" meter and 3.5" baths require a 1" meter. Actual meter size will be based on total fixture unit count of the entire home. Where an adequately sized service branch is already installed

to your lot a $545 activation fee will be charged.

SAMPLESample Fees for building a new single family home

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1900 SW Fourth Avenue ● Portland, Oregon 97201 ● 503-823-7300 ● www.portlandoregon.gov/bds

Application for New Single Family Residential Construction(One or Two Units)What type of home(s) are you building?❑ Single family residence ❑ Duplex ❑ Townhouses on individual lots ❑ Townhouses on a shared lot

❑ Floating home ❑ Manufactured home on its own lot

❑ Detached accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ❑ Other: ______________________________________If your project includes 3 or more structures built to the Oregon Residential Speciality Code and are either located on a single tax lot or attached to each other, you will apply through the Batch Submittal and Review Process. Please contact Permitting Services at 503-823-7357 for more information.

Applicant InformationCompany Name __________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Person __________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________

City___________________________________________ State____________________ Zip Code _________________

Offi ce Phone_____________________ Cell Phone _________________________FAX __________________________

Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Lot Owner Name _________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________


Contractor Name__________________________________________________ CCB# _________________________

Project InformationIf you do not know the tax account number, call

Tax account number: R_____________________ Multnomah County at 503-988-3326

Cross streets: & Tax lot number:

Plat name/number Block/lot: Qtr section #:

Living area: sq.ft. ADU: sq.ft. Attached

Basement:

Is there an existing house on the lot that will be demolished? ❑ yes ❑ no

Land Use Review case numbers:

Plan designer/architect name: Plan #

Has BDS permitted this design previously? ❑ yes ❑ no Permit #

Do you plan on building the same house plan again? ❑ yes ❑ no ❑ not sure

Is this a Master House Plan? ❑ yes ❑ no MHP #

sq.ft. Garage: sq.ft.

Detached N/A

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New Single Family Residential Minimum Submittal Checklist and Sample Site PlanFolder number: Date:

The information listed below is the minimum information required for a complete submittal package. If items are missing or incomplete, we will not accept your project for review. The completeness and complexity of the plans will determine how quickly they are reviewed.

Documents required for all submittals staff use

1 Application Form Including applicant contact information, lot owner, contractor, and property identification details (Tax ID Number, R Number, and Legal Description). Provided

2 This Submittal Checklist Completed with all attachments as needed clearly indicated. Provided3 Residential Water Service Application Completed form detailing plumbing fixtures to be

installed and authorization to create Water Bureau account. Provided

4 Erosion Control Plan (4 copies) Provide an erosion control plan or, if eligible, complete and sign the Simple Site Erosion Control Requirement form. Provided

5 Energy Efficiency Additional Measures Form Check the boxes next to the measures you have selected. Note that the building plans must also indicate the additional measures you have chosen.

Provided

6 Radon Control Method(s) Check the box or boxes next to the radon mitigation method you have selected. Provided

7 Stormwater Management Simplified Approach (SIM) Form Completed form with stormwater facility, discharge point, and infiltration tests indicated. Please refer to Appendix D3 of the BES Stormwater Management Manual at www.portlandoregon.gov/BES/64040

Provided

8 Systems Development Charge Form One- and Two-Family Residential Provided

Documents that may be required for your submittal(Text in italics describe the circumstances for which these items are typically required)9 If completed and signed mechanical, electrical, and/or plumbing permit applications are

provided with this building permit application, these can be issued at the same time. Otherwise, these permits must be obtained separately.

N/A Provided

10 Fire Sprinklers (2 copies) if the proposed structure is more than 3 stories OR if required as a condition of applicable Land Use Review. Fire sprinklers must be reviewed by the BDS Plumbing Division. Fire sprinkler submittals must include hydraulic calculations, the manufacturer's cut sheets for the sprinkler heads, and a floor plan showing the location of all sprinkler equipment. Fire sprinklers may be may be submitted as a “deferred submittal” item for a $123 charge. Please advise intake staff if you want to use this option.

N/A Provided

11 Townhouse Maintenance Agreement for any applications. Include a completed and signed but unrecorded Building Maintenance Agreement – a sample template can be found on the BDS website at www.portlandoregon.gov/bds

N/A Provided

12 Geotechnical/soils report (2 copies) for sites with slopes in excess of 20% or where non-prescriptive foundation designs are proposed. Provide a geotechnical or soils report prepared by a registered design professional licensed in Oregon. Special studies may be required for properties in or near Mapped Landslide Inventory Areas.

N/A Provided

13 Manufactured roof truss design details (2 sets) for buildings using manufactured roof trusses. Provide roof truss drawings and layout stamped by an engineer licensed in Oregon. Roof trusses may be submitted as a deferred submittal item for $123. Please advise intake staff if you want to use this option.

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14 Manufactured floor truss design details (2 sets) for buildings using manufactured floor trusses. Provide floor truss drawings and layout stamped by an engineer licensed in Oregon. Manufactured floor system designs/calculations may be submitted as a deferred submittal item for $123. Please advise intake staff if you want to use this option.

N/A Provided

15 Engineer’s calculations (2 sets) for buildings using engineered lateral systems. Engineering calculations shall be prepared and stamped by an architect or engineer licensed in Oregon as applicable to the project under review. Lateral design details and connections must be incorporated into the plans or on a separate full size sheet attached to the plans with cross-references between plan location and details.

N/A Provided

16 Beam calculations (2 sets) for buildings with beams and/or multiple joists over ten feet in length and/or any beam/joist carrying a non-uniform load or for cantilever conditions. Calculations stamped by an engineer are required for beams supporting loads from more than one level or beams supporting overturning loads from discontinuous shear walls.

N/A Provided

17 Limited Structural Engineering Plan Review Form if this option is selected by the owner and engineer. The exemption form must have original signatures from both the owner and the engineer. Faxes and photocopies are not acceptable. If the structural exemption form is signed, the structural engineering plan review will be of a limited nature and conducted as part of the life safety review. The building owner is responsible for any field corrections that may be necessary as a result of the inspection process; however, this does not exempt a project from other required reviews (Life Safety, Planning, etc).

N/A Provided

Plans required for all submittals18 Building Plans (4 copies) Plans must be legible, drawn to scale, and show conformance

to the applicable local and state building codes. Each set should include the following: Provided

18a Foundation Plan Show dimensions, anchor bolts, any hold-down types and locations, connection details, vent size and location, location and size of crawl space access. Provided

18b Floor Plans Show all dimensions, room identification, window type and size, location of smoke detectors, water heater, furnace, ventilation fans, plumbing fixtures, balconies and decks, location and construction details for stairs and handrails.

Provided

18c Cross Sections and Details Show sizes and spacing for all framing members, such as floor beams, headers, joists, sub-floor, wall construction, and roof construction. More than one cross section may be required to clearly portray construction. Show details of all wall and roof sheathing, roofing, roof slope, ceiling height, siding material, footings and founda-tion, stairs, fireplace construction, and thermal insulation.

Provided

18d Building Elevation Views Provide exterior elevations for all sides showing materials, doors, windows, and both existing and proposed finished grades. Building elevations must match the finished grades shown on the site plan. For new detached ADUs proposing to visually match the existing house, front and side elevations of the existing house are required. Building height must be dimensioned from an identifiable base point on the site (see: Zoning Code Measurements Chapter www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/article/53502)

Provided

18e Energy Code Compliance Identify the prescriptive energy path or provide energy calculations. Provided

18f Bracing/Lateral Load System Details and locations of lateral load resisting elements must be shown on the plans. The lateral system may be prescriptive per requirements of the Oregon Residential Specialty Code OR may be engineered to the requirements of the Oregon Structural Specialty Code. If engineered, all building drawings and calculations must be stamped by an engineer or architect licensed in Oregon. Drawings must be complete with all required engineered details included on full-size sheets attached to every set of plans.

Provided

18g Floor/Roof Framing Plans Show member sizing, spacing, and bearing locations. Show location of attic ventilation, size and location of attic access. Provided

18h Basement and Retaining Wall Cross-Sections and Details Show reinforcement sizes and locations, footing sizes, etc. Retaining walls greater than 4 ft or basement walls greater than 10 ft in height must be engineered with calculations stamped by an engineer licensed in Oregon. Retaining walls must be shown on the site plan.

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18i Deck Plans Deck framing plans, guardrail details, and deck connection details must be included in building plans.

N/A Provided

18j Radon Control Method Indicate the method(s) of radon gas mitigation to be installed in the structure. Provided

19 Site/Plot plans (4 copies) Site plans must be drawn to scale. Minimum scale requirement is 1”=10’. Minimum paper size is 11”x17”, with sufficient white space provided for reviewers’ notes and stamps. Please note: At the time of the setback inspection you are required to provide exposed property corner pins readily viewable on at least one side of the property from the front to the back of the property with a string line set for reference, or provide a survey that identifies the property lines, for the purpose of measuring the required building setbacks.

Provided

Your site plan must include all of the following elements:19a North arrow 19b Property and building corner elevations [see "J" on sample site plan] 19c If there is more than a 4 foot elevation differential, the site plan must show existing and

proposed elevation contours at 2’ intervals [see “L” and “M” on sample site plan]

19d Footprint of new & existing structures, including decks and retaining walls [see "K" on sample site plan]

19e Lot & building dimensions, and area in square feet. 19f Setbacks dimensions for the following - building(s) to property line, building to building,

front door to property line, garage door to property line [see “H” and “I” on sample site plan]

19g Building coverage % (building area minus eaves/lot area = % coverage) 19h Impervious area (include structures, paving, and roof overhangs) 19i Stormwater facility - location, type, size, and setbacks from buildings and property lines

[see "O" on sample site plan]

19j Stormwater discharge point - location and type of discharge point (e.g. drywell, trench, storm or combo sewer, drainageway, ditch etc) - a separate discharge point is not needed if the primary stormwater facility is a drywell or soakage trench

19k Utilities - location, size, and type of pipe for water, sewer, storm, and gas [see "G" on sample site plan]

19l Septic system and/or well locations, types, and sizes (if applicable) 19m Driveway location, size, and material 19n Street & right-of-way configuration, including curb, planting strip, sidewalk, and buffer

[see "F" on sample site plan]

19o Location and dimensions of all easements on property [see "N" on sample site plan] 19p Tree Plan - show the location, size, and species of all Private Trees on-site at least 12

inches in diameter and all right-of-way Street Trees 3 inches in diameter and greater [see “A” and “D” on sample site plan]. Show proposed tree activity including:

• protection for existing trees to be preserved lot [see "B" on sample site plan],• trees proposed for removal• location, species, planting size and number of trees proposed to be planted

[see "C" and “E” on sample site plan].

Provided No Existing Applicable Private Trees

No Existing Applicable Street Trees

19q Landscape Plan - Any additional landscaping that is required City code or prior land use review.

Applicant name (print) ____________________________________________________________________________

Signature_________________________________________________________________ Date _________________

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Proposed street tree

Right-of-way configuration(sidewalk, planting strip, curband street name)

Existing and proposed locations of underground utilities

Distance from building toproperty lines

Distance from garage entry to property line

Finished grade elevations at propertycorners and building corners

Retaining wall with top of wall (TOW)elevation and bottom of wall (BOW)elevations

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A Sample Site PlanA well prepared site plan is very important to your project submittal. All major review groups need to approve your site plan.

Site plans must be clearly legible and reproductible. A complete and accurate site plan will help to speed your permit application reviews.

Your site plan must be drawn on 11"x17" orlarger paper

- drawn to a scale of 1" = 10' or larger such as 1/8" = 1 foot or 1/4" = 1 foot - Include a North arrow

Please be aware that since every project is unique there may be some situations where you will be asked to provide additional information.

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dsc_sdc_res_form 7/1/19 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

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Systems Development Charges (SDCs) are collected by the bureaus of Environmental Services, Parks and Recreation, Water Works and the Portland Bureau of Transportation to help offset the impact your project will add to the City’s infrastructure of storm and sanitary sewer systems, parks and recreation facilities, water and street systems. The Bureau of Development Services does not charge SDCs.

To be completed for all new dwelling units, all accessory dwelling units, and all additions to existing dwelling unitsApplicant Name __________________________________________________________________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________________________


Day Phone________________________FAX________________________email _______________________________

Project Information

What county is your project in?

Multnomah, inside Portland Multnomah, outside Portland

Clackamas Washington

0 1 2

Number/size of new dwelling units 1 2

If an addition to an existing dwelling unit, indicate the amount of new square feet being added: ________________________

Number of existing bathrooms 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 or more

Number of new bathrooms 0 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 or more

Is this a floating home? yes no

If yes, will it be moored within Portland City limits after construction? (If moored outside Portland City limits, attach copy of Moorage agreement) yes no

Was a building on this site demolished in order for new home to be constructed? yes noIf yes, demolition permit number and square feet of each occupancy category being demolished. If residential, indicate size of each dwelling unit demolished: _______________________________________________If the demolition credit could apply to multiple permits and you have a preference which it applies to, please indicate that here: ________________

SDC RatesEnvironmental Services (some properties may also owe for line and branch that serve the property

$ 8,076 single family residence (sanitary and storm)$ 12,226 duplex (sanitary and storm)$ 0 accessory dwelling unit (sanitary and storm) (exempt until 7/31/18)

Transportation $ 5,393 single family residence (1,200 SF or larger) *$ 2,697 single family residence (1,199 SF or smaller) **

Water $ 3,062 5/8" meter (typically 1 to 1.5 baths)$ 4,593 3/4" meter (typically 2 to 3 baths)$ 7,655 1" meter (typically 3.5 or more baths)

FOR INTAKE, STAFF USE ONLYDate Rec_________________by ____________________

Qtr Sec Map(s) __________________________________

Building Permit # _________________________________

Address________________________________________

______________________________________________

Tax Account # ___________________________________

Effective July 1, 2019SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT

CHARGE FORMOne and Two Family Residential

size: ___________

size: ___________

sizes: ________/________

sizes: ________/________

Number/size of existing dwelling units

THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL PERMIT AND/OR REVIEW FEES FOR YOUR PROJECT

* SFRs 1,200 SF or larger: add'l $3,450 in North Macadam Overlay, add'l $2,778 in Innovation Quadrant Overlay** SFRs 1,199 SF or smaller: add'l $1,725 in North Macadam Overlay, add'l $1,389 in Innovation Quadrant Overlay

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dsc_sdc_res_form 7/1/19 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

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Parks

SDC Exemptions SDC Exemption Program - Check this item ONLY if you are receiving SDC exemptions for affordable housing from the

Portland Housing Bureau (PHB).The burden of proof for exemptions is on the applicant. You must apply and be approved for exemptions through PHB and submit documentation of the approval for the proposed development. For more information on the affordable housing SDC Exemption Program, go to www.portlandoregon.gov/phb/sdc or contact PHB at 503-823-3270 or [email protected].

If you have questions about how the exemptions apply, call: Transportation (PBOT) ............................................. 503-823-7002

Parks ........................................................................ 503-823-5105

BES (Storm and sanitary sewers) ............................ 503-823-7761

Water ........................................................................ 503-823-7368

Signature and Date (to be completed by all development review customers)I certify that the information presented throughout this document is current and accurate to the best of my knowledge:

Signature____________________________________________________________________Date ________________

Print name ______________________________________________________________________________________

Company name and your position ____________________________________________________________________

Timing and Method of Payment The City will give you a Notification of SDC Fees if you are required to pay any charges for your development. At this point you will decide when and how to pay for the SDCs.

For all SDCs…• Pay by cash, check, money order or credit card at the time the City issues a building permit.• Water SDCs are due when water services are purchased. Pay by check, money order or credit card.• Request a City loan by completing and signing an installment contract to pay the SDCs in monthly installments over

a number of years.*• Defer payment for 6, 9, or 12 months, depending on the project valuation.• Transfer SDC credits (contact respective bureaus for more information).• Provide proof of the PHB SDC Exemption approval, as applicable.

*SPECIAL NOTE: The City secures a loan or deferral by recording a lien on the benefited property. The lien remains in effect until the SDCs are paid in full. The City charges a non-refundable processing fee to cover the expense of setting up a loan or deferral. The installment contract must be signed by the property owner of record before the City authorizes a loan for the SDCs.

Information is subject to change.

Dwelling Unit Size Non-Central City Fee Per Unit Central City Fee Per UnitLess than 700 square feet $6,472 $5,118700 - 1199 square feet $9,682 $7,6561,200 - 1,699 square feet $11,641 $9,2041,700 - 2,199 square feet $13,217 $10,4512,200 or more square feet $14,633 $11,570

To see map and more information: www.portlandoregon.gov/parks/sdc

Starting 8/1/18, certain accessory dwelling units are exempt per 17.14.070.F

THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL PERMIT AND/OR REVIEW FEES FOR YOUR PROJECT

SIMPLIFIED APPROACH FORM

2016 PORTLAND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT MANUAL PAGE 1 OF 2 CHAPTER 2: SIMPLIFIED APPROACH FORM—PROJECT INFORMATION WORKSHEET ES 1604 JULY 2016

CITY OF PORTLAND

Stormwater Management

Manual

Permit Number: ____________________________

Name: _____________________________________

Phone: ____________________________________

Email: _____________________________________

PROJECT INFORMATION WORKSHEET

SITE CHARACTERISTICSS.1. Do slopes exceed 20% anywhere within the project area? Yes No

S. 2. Are there springs, seeps, or a high groundwater table anywhere within the project area? Yes No

If answer to S.1 or S.2 is yes, than lined or partial infiltration facility with an overflow to an approvable discharge point is required.

S.3. Is there a required geotechnical report? Yes No

S.4. Required infiltration testing complete? Yes No

If using prior test results at same site, provide Land Use case/permit number:_____________________

Signature: _________________________________________ Date: _________________________________

Site Address/R Number(s): ___________________________________________________________________

Development Description: __________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________

Total New or Redeveloped Impervious Area: ___________________________________________________

PROJECT INFORMATION

SIMPLIFIED INFILTRATION TESTING PROCEDUREThe Simplified Approach provides a method that a nonprofessional can use for design of simple stormwater systems on small projects. A geotechnical report or different infiltration test may be required at the discretion of the assigned BES plan reviewer. See Section 2.3.6 for infiltration testing requirements.

Test instructions:1. Conduct test in and/or near location of proposed infiltration facility.2. Excavate a test hole a minimum of 16" in depth, or to the bottom of

the proposed infiltration system, whichever is greater. If a hard pan layer is encountered that prevents further excavation, or if noticeable moisture/water is encountered in the soil, stop and measure this depth and note it on the SIM form. If further excavation is not possible, conduct the test at this depth.

3. Fill the hole with water to a depth of at least 6" from the bottom of the hole. Record the amount of time required for the water to draw down to the bottom of the test pit. Check the water level at regular intervals to ensure accurate data collection.

4. Repeat the process two more times for a total of 3 rounds of testing. Conduct the tests in succession to accurately portray the soil’s ability to infiltrate at different levels of saturation. The 3rd test provides the best measure of the infiltration rate at saturated conditions.

5. Record infiltration test data in the table at left and certify the results.

Test pit location (site plan sketch)Key information to include: 1) Site or parcel, 2) Adjacent road(s) or cross street(s), 3) Test pit location with dimensions

north

Required Infiltration TestingDate of Test: _________________________________

Depth of Excavation (ft): _______________________

TEST 1 TEST 2 TEST 3

A. Time (of day)

B. Duration (hours) (1 hour minimum)

C. Initial Water Depth (inches)

D. Final Water Depth (inches)

E. Infiltration Rate* (inches/hour)

*Infiltration Rate = Initial Depth (in) – Final Depth (in) / Duration of Test (hours)

Certification of Infiltration Results (required)

I acknowledge the accuracy of these infiltration testing results.

____________________________________________Signature of tester (required)____________________________________________Print Name____________________________________________Date

SIMPLIFIED APPROACH FORM

ES 1604 JULY 2016

2016 PORTLAND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT MANUAL PAGE 2 OF 2 CHAPTER 2: SIMPLIFIED APPROACH FORM—PROPOSED STORMWATER FACILITIES

PROPOSED STORMWATER FACILITIES

Proposed Stormwater Facilities

Please note: Each individual taxlot is required to manage the stormwater runoff it generates from new construction or redevelopment on the same lot to the maximum extent feasible. The following table includes accepted simplified stormwater management facilities as described in Chapter 2 of the 2016 Stormwater Management Manual. Copies of the manual are available online at www.portlandoregon.gov/bes/swmm.

Subsurface facilities can receive overflow from impervious area reduction techniques or surface infiltration/filtration facilities or can be used independently to manage runoff. If stormwater is generated from anything other than roof area, stormwater facilities are subject to UIC requirements (see Chapter 1 for UIC requirements).

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Westside soakage trench no longer an option under the simplified approach. Only

a single soakage trench sizing possible. See below for sizing information.

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for facility size. See below for sizing information.

TOTAL IMPERVIOUS AREA MANAGED

Total Impervious Area Managed must match Total New or Redeveloped Impervious Area. Site plans must identify stormwater facility location, drainage areas, overflows and escape routes.

Sizing Charts:DRYWELL TYPE AREA MANAGED2'x2' mini drywell Up to 500 sf

28"x5' Up to 1,000 sf

4'x5' Up to 3,000 sf

4’x10' Up to 6,000 sf

SOAKAGE TRENCH

LENGTH PER 1,000 SF OF IA WIDTH DEPTH SIZING

Soakage Trench 20' 2.5' 1.5' AREA x 0.05

sd_ec_simple_site_form 09/13/16 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

4. Less than 10,000 sq. ft. of ground disturbance 5. Not a land division of 10,000 sq. ft. or more

Simple Site Erosion Control Requirements Form Project or Permit Number ____________________________________________________________________________________

Project Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Responsible Party (print) _____________________________________________________________________________

Day Phone________________________FAX________________________email _________________________________________

Erosion control inspections are required and it is your responsibility to request these inspections.Erosion control measures are required on this site. Because of the size and slope, a drawn plan is not required. Erosion Control Measures and inspections are required prior to beginning foundation excavation. This form may only be used for simple sites:

1. Flat (less than 10% slope before development) 2. More than 50 feet from a wetland or waterbody 3. Outside an environmental or greenway zone

This is an agreement that the applicant and/or responsible parties will use erosion control during this project as required. The applicant and/or responsible party must sign this form to comply with Section 10.40.020 of the Code. Details for the measures outlined below are located in the City of Portland Erosion Control Manual, available at either the Development Services Center or on our Web site at www.portlandonline.com/bds

Minimum Erosion Control Requirements Additional Requirements

1. Temporary sediment control (silt fences, bio-filter bags or fiber rolls, storm drain inlet protection).

Prevent the transport of sediment from the site (Manual Sections 2-2 and 4-2) Call for #200 inspection.These items must be provided even with undisturbed vegetative buffers as allowed by manual.

2. Stabilize access points by installing a gravel construction entrance. Do not use rock or dirt ramps in the gutter, use a wood ramp if needed to get over curb.

Limit construction vehicle access, whenever possible, to one route. Stabilize access points. Provide street cleaning by sweeping or shoveling any sediment that may have been tracked out. Place sediment in a suitable disposal area where it will not erode again. (Manual Sections 2-2 and 4-1)

3. Stabilize all soils, including stockpiles that are temporarily exposed. Use one or more of the temporary soil stabilization Best Management Practices (BMP’s): temporary grasses, mulch applications, erosion blankets, plastic sheeting, plus dust control measures.

Soil Stabilization (Manual Sections 2-2 and 4-4)

4. Maintain erosion controls identified in requirements 1 through 3 above according to specifications prescribed in manual.

Inspect and maintain required erosion and sediment controls to ensure continued performance of their intended function. (Manual Chapters 4 and 5)

5. Comply with the necessary development activity controls, including controls for fuel spill control, waste removal, concrete waste management or painting preparation.

During construction, prevent the introduction of pollutants in addition to sediment into stormwater. (Manual Section 5)

6. Use one or more of the following to permanently stabilize soils before final building inspection: Permanent vegetative cover, mulch applications or application of sod.

After construction but before project completion, permanently stabilize all exposed soils that have been disturbed during construction. (Manual Sections 4-4)

7. Prevent sediment from entering all storm drains, including ditches, which receive runoff from the disturbed area

Remove temporary drain inlet protection measures after final site clean-up. Call for #210 inspection.

8. Post signage on-site that identifies the City’s Erosion Control complaint number

The sign will be provided upon approval of the pre-construction inspection. It must be maintained on-site until the final inspection.

You must request a preconstruction erosion control inspection prior to construction. Call 503-823-7000 and request a #200 inspection using your IVR number.

I agree to meet each requirement and use appropriate erosion control measures as outlined above to prevent erosion and sedimentation from leaving the site of project/permit number referenced. I understand that all inspections are still required, and that failure to install or maintain adequate measures may result in a re-inspection fees or additional fines. A permanent erosion control inspection #210 will be required prior to a final building inspection.

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dsc_nsfr_energy_require 02/12/18 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

2017 Energy Efficiency Additional Measures RequirementsAll new dwellings and areas that are added to existing dwellings shall meet the envelope requirements of ORSC Table N1101.1(1). Portions of existing dwellings that are affected by new construction shall meet the envelope requirements of ORSC Table N1101.2. In addition, Additional Measure Requirements per ORSC N1101.1 (for new construction) and N1101.3 (for additions) are required as follows:

Construction of New Residential Structure: Complete Sections A and B

Construction of Large Additions (additions of 600 SF or more, or additions that are more than 40% of theexisting heated floor area, whichever is less): Complete Sections A and B

Construction of Small Additions (additions that are between 400 and 600 SF, or between 15 to 40% of theexisting heated floor area, whichever is less): Complete Section C, or either Section A or B (for entire structure).

Exempt Additions: Additions that are less than 15% of the existing heated floor area or 200 square feet inarea (whichever is less), have no additional measures required.

All Energy Efficiency components must be reflected on the plans. All permanently installed lighting fixtures shall contain high-efficacy lamps. Screw-in compact fluorescent and LED lamps comply with this requirement.

(Continued to page 2)

1 High Efficiency Walls:• Exterior walls: U-0.045 / R-21 cavity insulation + R-5 continuous

2 Upgraded Features:• Exterior walls: U-0.057 / R-23 intermediate OR R-21 advanced, and• Framed floors: U-0.026 / R-38, and• Windows: U-0.28 (average UA)

3 Upgraded Features:• Exterior walls: U-0.055 / R-23 intermediate OR R-21 advanced, and• Flat ceiling: U-0.017 / R-60, and• Framed floors: U-0.026 / R-38

4 Super Insulated Windows and Attic OR Framed Floors:• Windows: U-0.22 (Triple Pane Low-e), and

□ Flat ceiling: U-0.017 / R-60, OR□ Framed floors: U-0.026 / R-38

5 Air Sealing Home and Ducts (cannot be combined with Measure B)• Mandatory air sealing of all wall coverings at top plate and air sealing checklist, and• Mechanical whole-building ventilation system with rates meeting M1507.3.3. or ASHRAE 62.2, and

□ All ducts and air handlers contained with building envelope, OR□ All ducts sealed with mastic

6 High Efficiency Thermal Envelope UA• Proposed UA is 8% lower than the code UA

Section A: Envelope Enhancement Measure, Table N1101.1(2) (Select One)

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dsc_nsfr_energy_require 02/12/18 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

A High Efficiency HVAC System: □ Gas-fired furnace or boiler AUE 94%, OR □ Air source heat pump HSPF 9.5 / 15.0 SEER cooling, OR □ Ground source heat pump COP 3.5 or Energy Star rated

B Ducted HVAC Systems Within Conditioned Space: (cannot be combined with Measure 5) • All ducts and air handlers contained within building envelope

C Ductless Heat Pump: • Ductless heat pump HSPF 10.0 in primary zone of dwelling

D High Efficiency Water Heater: □ Natural gas / propane water heater with UEF 0.85, OR □ Electric heat pump water heater Tier 1 Northern Climate Specification Product

1 Increase the ceiling insulation of the existing portion of the home as specified in Table N1101.2.

2 Replace all existing single-pane wood or aluminum windows to the U-factor as specified in Table N1101.2.

3 Insulate the floor system as specified in Table N1101.2 & install 100 percent of permanently installed lighting fixtures as CFL, LED, or linear fluorescent or a min. efficacy of 40 lumens per watt as specified in Section N1107.2.

4 Test the entire dwelling with a blower door and exhibit no more than 6.0 air changes per hour @ 50 Pascals.

5 Seal and performance test the duct system.

6 Replace existing 78 percent AFUE or less gas furnace with a 92 percent AFUE or greater system.

7 Replace existing electric radiant space heaters with a ductless mini split system with a minimum HSPF of 10.0.

8 Replace existing electric forced air furnace with an air source heat pump with a minimum HSPF of 9.5.

9 Replace existing water heater with a water heater meeting Conservation Measure D [Table N1101.1(2)].

Section B: Conservation Measure, Table N1101.1(2) (Select One)

Section C: Small Additions Additional Measures, Table N1101.3 (Select One)

1dsc_nsfr_radon_con_meth 10/08/18 City of Portland Oregon - Bureau of Development Services

Radon Control Methods2017 Oregon Residential Specialty Code, Appendix FAll new buildings shall have radon gas mitigation by one of the following methods:

Crawl space (AF103.5):

Mechanically ventilated; or Passive sub-membrane depressurization system; or Crawl space ventilation and building tightness

Slab-on-grade (AF103.6):

Passive depressurization system with AF103.2 compliant subfloor preparation under slab.

Total Fixture Units: _____________________

The applicant is responsible for ensuring the proposed service installation location(s) conforms with requirements of Title 21: Water and Title 11: Trees, and all OAR separation requirements. Once permit is issued and fees paid, please contact our Maintenance and Construction Scheduling Coordinators at [email protected] or 503-823-1526 to schedule installation of services. See page 2 for service installation and meter sizing reference charts PWB rev. 3.23.2021

Small Meter Sizing Worksheet (1” and smaller)

Email: [email protected] Phone: 503-823-7368, ext 4

Fixture Type Dwelling Unit 1

Fixture qty Dwelling Unit 2

Fixture qty Dwelling Units

1 & 2 Fixture Unit Multiplier

Fixture Units

Bathroom or Bar Sink X 1.0

Bathtub or Tub/Shower X 4.0

Shower, Standalone X 2.0

Toilet X 2.5

Kitchen Sink X 1.5

Dishwasher X 1.5

Clothes Washer X 4.0

Laundry sink X 1.5

Hose Bib – 1st X 2.5

Hose Bibs - Additional X 1.0

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Meter Sizing Worksheet (must include existing and fixtures proposed in new development):

Applicant/Contact Name ________________________________________________________

Site Address, Portland Maps Property ID (R#) _________________________________________

Building Permit/LU# /PW# ________________________

Required information

1. Check: Single-family Townhouse Duplex Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)

2. If multiple dwellings or structures on one lot: Separate meters Shared meter

3. Enter the flow needs in gallons per minute when fire sprinkler systems are required. _______GPM.

4. If lot was created or modified by a recent land use action enter the LU or PR #:_______________ .

Portland Water Bureau Development Services 1120 SW 5th Ave Portland, OR 97204

INSTALL GTF Value, Meter Sizes July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021

GTF Value Meter Size System Development Charge (SDC)

Installation with Paving

Total Install Fee

0 – 22 5/8” $3412

$7,435

$10,847

22.5 – 37 3/4” $5119 $12,554

37.5 – 89 1” $8531 $15,966

METER UPSIZING

Existing 3/4” Service Branch Total Upsize Fee

5/8” to 3/4” $240.00 + $1,707.00 = (Labor + 3/4” SDC – 5/8" SDC) $1,947.00

5/8” to 1” $7,435.00 + $5,119.00 = (Labor + 1” SDC – 5/8” SDC) $12,554.00

3/4” to 1” $7,435.00 + $3,412.00 = (Labor + 1” SDC – 3/4” SDC) $10,847.00

Existing 1” Service Branch Total Upsize Fee

5/8” to 1” $240.00 + 5,119.00 = (Labor + 1” SDC – 5/8” SDC) $5,359.00

3/4” to 1” $240.00 + 3,412.00 = (Labor + 1” SDC – 3/4” SDC) $3,652.00

Water Meter Cost Comparison SHARED METER SEPARATE METER

Existing Fixture Count Existing Meter Size Existing Service Lateral Proposed Fixture Count Proposed Fixture Count

Fixture Total Fixture Total Required Meter Size Required Meter Size

Fees Fees SDC (set by meter size) SDC (set by meter size) 1” Service Branch Installation $7435.00 1” Service Branch Installation $7435.00 Meter Upsize Fee $240.00

Fee Total Fee Total Credits Credits ADU Waiver SDC credit ($3412.00) ADU Waiver SDC credit ($3412.00) Existing Meter SDC credit

Credit Total - Credit Total -

Shared Meter Total Separate Meter Total

Type of work New construction Addition/alteration/replacement

Demolition Other:

Category of construction 1 & 2 family dwelling Commercial/industrial Accessory building

Multifamily Master builder Other:

Job site information and locationJob no.: Job address:

City/State/ZIP:

Suite/bldg./apt. no.: Project name:

Cross street/directions to job site:

Subdivision: Lot no. Tax map/parcel no.

Description of work (example: upstairs bath fan/dryer exhaust)

Provide RS permit no.

Property owner TenantName: E-mail:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

Owner installation: This installation is being made on property that I own, which is not intended for sale, lease, rent, or exchange.

Owner signature: Date:

Contractor SubcontractorBusiness name: E-mail:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

Lic. no. CCB lic. no.

Authorized signature:________________________________________________________________

Print name: Date:

Applicant Contact PersonBusiness name:

Contact name:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

E-mail:

Commercial Fee Schedule - Use ChecklistMechanical permit fees* are based on the value of the work performed. Indicate the value (rounded to the nearest dollar of all mechanical materials, equipment, labor, overhead and profit.Value: $

Residential Equipment / Systems FeesFor special information use checklist

Description Qty. Fee Total

Heating / coolingAir conditioner (site plan required) $27Furnace / burner including duct work / vent / liner $58

Heat pump (site plan required) $54Air handling unit $27Hydronic hot water system $34Residential boiler (radiator or hydronic) includes piping $34

Unit heaters (fuel type, not electric) in-wall, in-duct, suspended, etc. $27

Vent for appliance other than furnace $23Alteration of existing HVAC system $34Other fuel appliancesDecorative gas fireplace $27Flue vent for water heater or gas fireplace $23

Wood / pellet stove $60Gas or wood fireplace / insert $60Chimney / liner / flue / vent $23Other: $34Environmental exhaust and ventilationRange hood / other kitchen equipment $15Clothes dryer exhaust $15Single-duct exhaust (bathrooms, toilet compartments, utility rooms) $15

Exhaust system apart from Heating or AC $23

Other: $34Gas fuel piping$16 for the first four, $2.84 for each additional. Please indicate number of fuel gas piping outlets below:Furnace, etc.Gas heat pumpWall / suspended / unit heater

Water heater / boiler

FireplaceRangeBarbecueClothes dryerOther:Other appliancesIncluding oil tanks, gas and diesel generators, gas and electric kilns, gas appliances / equipment not included above

$34

Mechanical permit fees

Subtotal

Minimum permit fee ($95)

Commercial plan review (60% of permit fee)

State surcharge (12% of permit fee)

TOTAL PERMIT FEE

This permit application expires if a permit is not obtained within 180 days after it has been accepted as complete.

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City/State/ZIP:




Description of work (example: 3 circuits for basement receptacles)

Provide RS Permit no.


Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:Owner installation: This installation is being made on property that I own, which is not intended for sale, lease, rent, or exchange.

Owner signature: Date: Contractor Subcontractor

Business name: E-mail:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

Elec. lic. no. CCB lic. no.

Metro or City lic no. Date:Supervising electrician Signature, required:________________________________________________________________

Print name: License no.


Print name: Date:


Contact name:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

E-mail:

Plan ReviewPlease check all that apply Fire pump Building over three stories

Emergency system Service or feeder 600 amps or over Addition of new motor load of

100 HP or more Commercial use agricultural buildings Patient area health care facility

Installation of 150 KVA or largerseparately derived system Hazardous locations

Recreational vehicle parks ‘A’, ‘E’, ‘I-2, ‘I-3’ occupancies

Marinas and boatyards Service or feeder 400 amps or more where the available fault current exceeds 10,000 amps at 150 volts or less to ground, or exceeds 14,000 amps for all other installations

Floating buildings

Six or more residential units

Supply over 600 volts nominal

Voluntary plan review

Submit 2 sets of plans with any of the above.

Fee ScheduleDescription Qty. Fee Total **Residential single or multifamily dwelling unit. Includes attached garage. 1,000 sq. ft. or less $279 4Each added 500 sq. ft. or portion $61Limited energy, residential $61 2Limited energy, multi-family $61 2Services or feeders installation, alteration, and/or relocation200 amps $144 2201 to 400 amps $205 2* 401 to 600 amps $268 2* 601 amps to 1,000 amps $404 2* Over 1,000 amps or volts $743 2Service Reconnect Only $130 1Temporary services or feeders installation, alteration, and/or relocation200 amps or less $128 2201 amps to 400 amps $193 2401 amps to 600 amps $244 2Branch circuits – new, alteration, or extension, per panelA.Fee for branch circuits with

service or feeder fee, each branch circuit

$14 2

B.Fee for branch circuits without service or feeder fee, first branch circuit

$118 2

Each additional branch circuit $14Miscellaneous (service or feeder not included)Each manufactured or modular dwelling, service and/or feeder $164 2

Pump or irrigation circle $110 2Sign or outline lighting $110 2Signal circuit(s) or limited-energy panel, alteration, or extension.

$110 2

Describe: Hourly rate: $150Each additional inspection over allowable in any of the abovePer inspection $110Investigation feeOtherElectrical permit fees*

SubtotalPlan review (25% of permit fee)

State surcharge (12% of permit fee)TOTAL PERMIT FEE


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City/State/ZIP:




Description of work (example: 2 fixtures for kitchen remodel)

Provide RS Permit no.


Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

Owner installation: This installation is being made on property that I own, which is not intended for sale, lease, rent, or exchange.

Owner signature: Date:

Contractor SubcontractorBusiness name: E-mail:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

Lic. no. CCB lic. no.


Print name: Date:


Contact name:

Address:

City/State/ZIP:

Phone: FAX:

E-mail:

Plan Review, please check all that apply Med gas/vacuum system for health care facility Reclaimed wastewater/harvested rainwater system

Vacuum drainage waste and vent system Wastewater pretreatment system

Fire sprinkler system Chemical drainage waste and vent system

Commercial booster pump

Plumbing related site utilities outside building

Water service line with inside diameter or nominal pipe size of 2” or more except 2” systems designed/stamped by licensed Oregon engineer

Voluntary plan review

Fee ScheduleDescription Qty. Fee TotalNew 1&2 family dwellings (includes 100 ft. for each utility connection)SFR (1) bath $546SFR (2) bath $819SFT (3) bath $956Each additional bath/kitchen $229Fire sprinkler (________sq.ft.) Per fee scheduleSite utilitiesCatch basin or area drain $41Manufactured home utilities $97

The following fees for exterior lines are in addition to unit fixture fees. The prices listed below are for the first 100 feet. Each

additional 100 feet or portion thereof is $92.Rain drain (________linear ft.) $122 Installing drywell? yes no No feeSanitary sewer (________linear ft.) $122Storm sewer (________linear ft.) $122Water service (________linear ft.) $122Fixture or itemBackflow preventer $41Backwater valve $41Clothes washer $41Dishwasher $41Drinking fountain $41Ejectors/sump $41Fixture cap $41Floor drain/floor sink/primer $41Garbage disposal $41Hose bib $41Ice maker $41

Interceptor/grease trap $41Interior mainline piping Water piping - first 100 feet $122 Drainage piping - first 100 feet $122 Each additional 100 feet or portion of $92Replacing in-building water supply lines Residential - first floor $87 each additional floor $34 Commercial - first five branches $87 each fixture branch over five $21Medical gas ($_______value.) Per fee scheduleRainwater harvesting ($_______value) Per fee scheduleRoof drain (commercial) $41Sewer cap $108Sink/basin/lavatory $41Tub/shower/shower pan $41Urinal $41Water closet $41Water heater/expansion tank $41Other $41Plumbing permit fees

Subtotal

Minimum permit fee ($95)

Plan review (25% of permit fee)

State surcharge (12% of permit fee)

TOTAL PERMIT FEE


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