Or. Admin. R. 918-480-0140 - Certificates of Occupancy - Residential
(1) Prior to occupancy of a new residential
dwelling or townhouse the building official must issue a certificate of
occupancy in the form and format established by the Division, unless a
temporary certificate of occupancy is issued by the building
official.
(2) For purposes of this
rule, the terms "residential dwelling" and "townhouse" have the same meaning as
in Section R202 of the Oregon Residential Specialty
Code.
(3) Before the
certificate of occupancy is issued, the general contractor or owner who was
issued the structural permit for construction must provide to the building
official the contact information and relevant license information for the
general contractor, as well as any electrical contractor, H-VAC contractor and
plumbing contractor that performed work on the residential dwelling or
townhouse.
(4) A building official
may revoke a certificate of occupancy or a temporary certificate of occupancy
when the residential dwelling or townhouse is in violation of applicable law
that poses a threat to health and safety. The revocation must be in writing and
state the basis for the revocation of the certificate of occupancy.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 455.055
Stats. Implemented: ORS 455.055
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