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The Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS) is a process mandated by Oregon law to ensure that land use activities, particularly those affecting on-site sewage disposal systems, align with local comprehensive plans. It outlines the steps for applicants to complete a LUCS, which includes submitting information to local planning authorities for review and approval before obtaining necessary permits. The document also highlights the importance of adhering to cultural resources protection laws during ground-disturbing activities and provides contact information for assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Oregon SIP: Source-Specific Requirements - EPA document in the editor.
Begin by completing Section 1, which requires your property address, applicant name, and contact information. Ensure all fields are filled accurately to avoid delays.
In Section 1, specify the type of facility that the on-site sewage system will serve. Choose from options like Single Family Residence or Business.
Select the appropriate permit application type in Section 1. Options include New Installation Permit, Repair Permit, or Alteration Permit. Make sure to check all relevant boxes.
Once you have completed Section 1, submit it to your local planning office for review. They will fill out Section 2 based on local planning requirements.
After receiving the signed LUCS form back from the planning agency, ensure it is included with your septic permit application for Clackamas County.

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