Permits

Permit Process

Be sure to connect with the Planning and Building Divisions early—they’re here to help guide you through the first steps of your development process. Depending on your project, additional permits may be required from agencies like Clean Water Services, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, or the Oregon Health Department. For example, new connections to city utilities such as water, sewer, or stormwater will need a Public Works Permit, and Clean Water Services requires a “Service Provider” letter.

Erosion Control Permit

Driveway Approach and Sidewalk Permit

Floodplain Permit

Public Works Permit

Right-of-Way Permit (Row)

Water Quality Permit

Are You A New User? Create an Account

Public Users or Homeowners

Go to eTrakit and setup a public user account.

Set up account on eTrakit

Contractors, Consultants, Engineers, Architects and Developers

Go to eTrakit and select “Apply for a New Account” under Contractor/Business and follow the instructions.

Set up account on eTrakit

Note: Each business will have one account with a shared password. We will not create multiple accounts for individual users of the same business.

Permit Lookup

You can look up your own issued permits and download plans by logging into your established contractor account in eTrakit.

Permit Fees

City Fee Schedule

Clean Water Services Fee Schedule

Know Before You Dig

Before you start excavating your next project, be aware that you may need need to seek professional assistance. Professional archaeologists have access to restricted information about archaeological sites and are trained to identify, analyze, and document these resources. You may need to hire an archaeologist to help comply with state and federal laws, see links below for more information.

Archaeology Info

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