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In most locations in Oregon, a shed permit is only required if a shed is over 200 square feet and over 10 feet high (measured from finished floor to top of wall plate).
A building permit is required for structures over 200 square feet and 10 feet in height. Sheds or Accessory Structures - A building permit is not required for a shed under 200 square feet and 10 feet in height that meets lot coverage and setbacks.
This process will take from two to six weeks, depending on the workload. If you apply for a septic permit or planning approval at the same time, your plan review may take additional time. When a plan review is complete, the Building Program will let you know that your permit is ready to be issued.
When do I need a structural permit? required to: y Add a room. y Build or alter a carport, garage, or shed of more than 200 square feet.
There are some projects that do not require a building permit such as a small storage shed or play equipment. Work exempt from a permit still needs to meet building code requirements as well as local code requirements (setbacks, height, etc.).
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Permits not ​required The following residential improvements do not require a building permit: Building nonhabitable one-story detached accessory structures, such as sheds or garages, of less than 200 square feet and not taller than 15 feet measured from the floor to the average height of the roof.
Otherwise, residential Accessory Structures 600 square feet or less and under 17 feet in building height (as measured at the roofs midpoint above average grade) can be set back as little as 3 feet from a side or rear property line, including projections.
Permits required Structural improvements and repairs requiring a local building permit include but are not limited to: Adding a room. Building or moving a carport, garage or shed of more than 200 square feet. Finishing an attic, garage, or basement to make additional living space.

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