North Portland Post-Issuance Permit Revision

Portland, OR

North Portland waterfront along the Willamette River with Mount St. Helens beyond

Revised sheet turned around in four business days.

A change to an issued residential permit, drawn to the engineer's revised structural design and turned around in four business days.

A change to an issued residential permit, drawn to the engineer's revised structural design and turned around in four business days.

Site & Location

Site & Location

A single-family residence in North Portland, already under an issued City of Portland permit.

Challenge

Challenge

After the permit issued, the owner decided against a freestanding post shown on the plans. The engineer of record issued a revised structural design, and the architectural sheet had to match it before the change could be filed as a revision of the issued permit.

Approach

Approach

Reviewed the engineer's revised structural sheets and calculations Revised only the affected architectural sheet, clouded and tagged in the revision schedule Located the new support and the wall extension to the structural details Prepared the sheet for the City's revision of an issued permit, changed sheets only

Result

Result

A revised sheet that matches the engineer's design, ready for the revision filing. Submitting only the changed sheet keeps the City's review narrow and the issued permit active.

Project facts

Project facts

County

Multnomah County

Permit type

Revision of an issued residential permit

Scope

Permit revision sheet, consultant coordination

Coordinated with

Licensed structural engineer

SASHKOV status

Completed

Project stage

Complete

Engaged

Documents delivered

Business days to delivery

4

Frequently Asked Questions

I was told my farm building does not need a permit. Is that true?

It may be, and the exemption is narrower than most people are told. It generally covers storing farm equipment and produce or housing livestock, and it tends to end once there is human occupancy, retail sale, public access or employees working in the structure. An office or a restroom is usually enough to end it. We give you that answer in writing before the building goes up.

I was told my farm building does not need a permit. Is that true?

It may be, and the exemption is narrower than most people are told. It generally covers storing farm equipment and produce or housing livestock, and it tends to end once there is human occupancy, retail sale, public access or employees working in the structure. An office or a restroom is usually enough to end it. We give you that answer in writing before the building goes up.

We have a prototype set from corporate. Can you adapt it per site?

That is a large part of what we do. The prototype stays intact and the adaptation handles the site, the jurisdiction and whatever local provisions apply.

We have a prototype set from corporate. Can you adapt it per site?

That is a large part of what we do. The prototype stays intact and the adaptation handles the site, the jurisdiction and whatever local provisions apply.

Do you produce the permit drawings yourselves?

SASHKOV produces permit and construction documents in-house, to the US National CAD Standard, and brings in licensed engineers and architects where the jurisdiction or the building requires a stamp.

Do you produce the permit drawings yourselves?

SASHKOV produces permit and construction documents in-house, to the US National CAD Standard, and brings in licensed engineers and architects where the jurisdiction or the building requires a stamp.

Do I need a permit to repair fire damage?

Structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical repairs usually need permits; cosmetic work often does not. SASHKOV confirms what your jurisdiction requires before drawing.

Do I need a permit to repair fire damage?

Structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical repairs usually need permits; cosmetic work often does not. SASHKOV confirms what your jurisdiction requires before drawing.

Facing a similar project?

Tell SASHKOV what you are working with. Start with the situation that matches yours.

Tell SASHKOV what you are working with. Start with the situation that matches yours.

Where SASHKOV’s projects take shape across
Oregon & Washington

Where SASHKOV’s projects take
shape across Oregon & Washington

OREGON

Portland Metro

Multnomah County:

Beaverton

Hillsboro

Tigard

Banks

Unincorporated Washington County

Milwaukie

Oak Grove

Estacada

Rhododendron Unincorporated Clackamas County

Willamette Valley

Lane County:

Eugene

Oregon Coast

Tillamook County:

Tillamook

Bay City

Central Oregon

Deschutes County:

Bend

OREGON

WASHINGTON

Puget Sound

Southwest Washington

Vancouver

Brush Prairie

Yacolt

Unincorporated Clark County

WASHINGTON

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NAICS 541611 · 541340 · 541618 · 541990

UEI TENDYXDNE578 · CAGE 26WF7

NAICS 541611 · 541340 · 541618 · 541990

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