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Permits not required portable heating appliances, cooking appliance, clothes dryers, cooling units, evaporative cooler and other portable appliances, such as freezers, washing machines, and refrigerators. portable ventilation appliances such as room air cleaners and whole-house window fans.
If youre interested in starting a home remodeling project, chances are youll need a residential permit (or several). While you wont need them for every type of project, Oregon and Washington law require building permits for many types of construction projects, repairs, and installations.
A plumbing permit is not required when you: y Repair or replace a sink, toilet, or faucet not concealed in the wall. y Replace or repair countertops, shower heads, rain gutters, or downspouts. y Resurface shower walls or regrout tile.
The permitting process involves obtaining official permissions from local authorities before starting construction. These permits ensure that the construction project complies with zoning laws, building codes, and other regulations.
Permits shall not be required for the following: 1. Nonhabitable one-story detached accessory structures, provided that the floor area does not exceed 200 square feet (18.58 m) and does not exceed a height of 15 feet measured from grade plane to the average height of the highest roof face.

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If you are updating an existing bathroom, you may need trade permits. You can use the simple bathroom permit program for a new full or half bathroom or to legalize an existing bathroom if all of the following apply: Interior only; no exterior alterations. No changes to load-bearing framing.
Generally, the enforcement order requires compliance within 15 calendar days. Continued failure to comply will result in civil penalties which may be up to $2,000 per violation per day.
The Plans Examiner will review your plans to ensure that your proposed construction is consistent with the building code. This process will take from two to six weeks, depending on the workload. If a septic permit, or planning approval, is applied for at the same time, your plan review may take additional time.

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