Zoning Permit Applications

Zoning Permit Application   If the use is permitted outright on the subject property, a zoning permit is required for new construction and additions or after a land use permit application is obtained. Attach the appropriate fee as stated on the form, completed site plan and signatures of ALL property owners.

Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS)   ***required with a Zoning Permit (if below applies)
Starts the review process for construction of a new septic system or repair to a failing system. Approval is also needed if you are reconnecting to an existing system or changing the waste flow by increasing the occupancy of a house or building. Additional forms are available on the Public Health website. Contact the Health Department at 541-278-6394 for more information about septic installation or repair permits.

Structural Permit Application  ***required with a Zoning Permit
Required for all additions, new structures, placement of Manufactured Homes and plumbing, electrical and mechanical permits. Contact the local Building Codes Division at 541-276-7814 for more information about structural permits.

Design Review Application  Development in certain zones such as Light Industrial, Retail Service Commercial, etc. also requires a Design Review application with a zoning permit.

Replacement Dwellings in Resource Zones  (EFU & GF Zones). To replace a lawfully established dwelling in the EFU or GF Zone, complete this form to provide proof that it meets the review criteria set forth in UCDC 152.058(F) & 152.082(O).

Farm Agriculture/Equine Building Exemption  State law (ORS 455.315) allows exemption from the requirements for a building permit and inspections under the Oregon State Structural Specialty Code for certain agricultural buildings. A landowner must obtain approval and signature from the local planning office to qualify for this type of permit. Farm Exempt structures are only allowed on resource zoned land (EFU & GF) where a bona fide "farm" is being operated. In addition, the property must be assessed under the "Farm Deferral" tax program.