Oregon Revised Statutes Public Health and Safety § 454.755

Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Any person, upon application for any of the following actions by the Department of Environmental Quality, shall pay to the department a fee in the amount required for each lot or parcel:

(a) A report of evaluation of site suitability for a subsurface sewage disposal system, alternative sewage disposal system, nonwater-carried sewage disposal facility or a part thereof, pursuant to ORS 454.655;

(b) A report of evaluation of adequacy of a sewage disposal method required prior to the approval of a plat of a subdivision, pursuant to ORS 92.090 (5)(c); or

(c) A report on any proposed repair or alteration of an existing subsurface sewage disposal system, alternative sewage disposal system, nonwater-carried sewage disposal facility or a part thereof. A person may apply for the permit required under ORS 454.655 (1) to alter or repair a system without obtaining this report.

(2) The fee paid for a report of evaluation of site suitability pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section shall entitle the applicant to as many site inspections as is necessary within 90 days from the date of the first site inspection to determine site suitability for a single home site. The department may require separate fees if it determines that the site inspections are for the purpose of determining site suitability for more than one home site.

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