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A Land Division Review is required to divide an existing property to create additional lots, parcels or tracts. A land division may also be required to legalize a lot that was created outside of the legal process (such as through deed).
All land divisions require two steps:
1. Review and approval of the preliminary plan and
2. Review and approval of the final plat.
- To begin the land division process you may submit for an Early Assistance Appointment. These optional appointments are available for feedback on your land division prior to submittal of the land use review application.
- In addition, Pre-application conferences are required for Type III Land Divisions prior to submittal of the land use review application.
- Following approval of the preliminary plan, the applicant must submit a final plat for review and approval. The final plat shows the final surveyed layout of the land division, including all lots, tracts, easements and rights-of-way.
- Once the final plat is recorded, building permits can be submitted for the newly created lots.
Other Reviews
For final plat questions regarding process, submittal requirements or application status, please call us at (503) 823-7617.
PROCEDURE
- Land Divisions are processed as a Type Ix, IIx or Type III procedure. See Overview of the Land Division Process for review thresholds and Process and Timelines for summaries of the procedures.
- The final plat is the final technical review to determine if all the conditions of approval imposed during the preliminary land use review have been met. It is also a review of the plat survey to determine if it matches the preliminary approved site plan. The final plat review is an administrative review.
APPLICATION FORMS
- Application for Final Plats - Complete this application to apply for a final plat.
- Application for Land Use Reviews - Complete this application to apply.
- Early Assistance Application - A Pre-application conference is required for all Type III land use reviews. Optional pre-application conferences are also available to discuss other projects. You may also request an optional appointment to discuss your land division.
- Land Division Application Requirements
- Land Division Approval Criteria - Multi-Dwelling Zones (R2, R2, R1, RH and IR Zone)
- Land Division Approval Criteria - Open Space, Commercial, Employment and Industrial Zones (OS, C, E and I Zones)
- Land Division Approval Criteria - Rights-of-Way, Chapter 33.654
- Land Division Approval Criteria - Single-Dwelling Zones (RF, R20, R10, R7, R5, and R2.5 Zone)
- Preparing Your Land Division Application Narrative
- Waiver within 120 days - Sign this form within 21 days of application date to allow submittal of new information if a Type III decision is appealed.
Process Handouts
Density and Lot Dimension Requirement Handouts
Special Situation Handouts
Tree Preservation and Identification Handouts
Streets, Stormwater and Tracts & Easements Handouts
Final Plat Handouts
View Land Division 600s chapters of the zoning code.
FEE INFORMATION
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| Design Review |
| Required for some projects in the ‘d’ Design overlay zone. |
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| Environmental Review |
| Required for proposals in the Environmental Conservation ‘c’ or Environmental Protection ‘p’ overlay zones that do not meet environmental standards. |
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| Historic Review |
| Allows for review of alterations to existing historic resources and review of new development within designated districts. |
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| Marquam Hill Parking Review |
| Allows for parking within the institutionally developed portions of Marquam Hill in a manner consistent with the goals and objectives of the Marquam Hill Plan. |
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| Nonconforming Review |
| Determination of Legal Nonconforming Status Review and Nonconforming Situation Review |
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| North Cully Development Review |
| To ensure that certain large parcels in the Cully Neighborhood are developed in a cohesive manner, compatible with the neighborhood to the south. |
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| Tree Review |
| Required to allow tree removal in some areas, to change tree preservation mitigation methods for a land division, or for some corrections to violations of tree protection and tree preservation regulations. |
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| Zoning Changes |
| Required to change the zoning on the site if the proposed zoning is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan designation. If a different zone is requested, a Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment Review is also required. |
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