City Permits, Forms and Information Here you will find all the necessary information and forms to obtain permits for various activities in the city. Our goal is to make the process smooth and efficient as possible, so please don't hesitate to reach out us if you have questions or concerns. Permit applications must be submitted and managed through: Oregon ePermitting Site. In-person assistance with applications may be available if staffing levels allow. Please be advised that Dunes City does not collect property tax and is not a full-service city. A computer and internet access are available at City Hall upon request. New Home Builds FAQs Dunes City Building Setback Requirements Septic Setback Requirements Required Electrical Inspections Required Building Inspections Exterior Wall Enhanced Drainage NW Code Important Links NW Code Additional Energy Options ORSC Wind and Seismic References Misc City Forms Employment Application Permit Administrator – Job Description Planning Secretary – Job Description Administrative Assistant – Job Description Code Enforcement Officer - Job Description Information Request Dunes City Hall Rental Application Complaint Appointive Office (Volunteer) Application Volunteer of the Year Nomination Form Septic Inspection Septic Inspection Form DEQ Septic Inspectors- Approved List Permits Structural Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Conditional Use Permit Demolition Driveway (Contact Permit Office) Excavation & Grading Land Disturbance Permit 1 Acre (DEQ) Land Division Form- Subdivision and Partition Land Use/Property Line Adjustment Manufactured Dwelling Property Owner/Construction Responsibility Form Septic Land Use Compatibility Statement DEQ Water Single Owner Transfer of Ownership Community System Vacant Property Permit Extension Form Appeal to City Council Application Business License Right – Of – Way Permit Application for Vegetation and Tree Removal Erosion and Sediment Control/Stormwater Management Permit Form Short-Term Rental Application Short-Term Rental Renewal New Home Builds FAQs Dunes City Building Setback Requirements Septic Setback Requirements Required Electrical Inspections Required Building Inspections Exterior Wall Enhanced Drainage NW Code Important Links NW Code Additional Energy Options ORSC Wind and Seismic References Misc City Forms Employment Application Permit Administrator – Job Description Planning Secretary – Job Description Administrative Assistant – Job Description Code Enforcement Officer - Job Description Dunes City Hall Rental Application Complaint Public Information Records Request Appointive Office (Volunteer) Application Volunteer of the Year Nomination Form Septic Inspection Septic Inspection Form DEQ Septic Inspectors- Approved List Do I Need A Permit? Oregon law requires you to obtain permits for a range of work on your home to ensure that the improvements meet minimum building standards to ensure safe workmanship. Permits are required for all new construction as well as for specific alterations to existing homes, which include structural, plumbing, mechanical and electrical changes. The true value of the permit lies in the accompanying expert inspection of your project. The person performing the work, whether it is a homeowner or contractor, is responsible for obtaining all necessary permits. Once the permit is issued, you can begin work. The permit must be on site and available to the inspector and if your permit has accompanying approved plans, they must be available as well. Your permit expires if work is not started within 180 days from its issuance. Once you have begun work, your permit expires if work is suspended or abandoned for 180 days or more. If you cannot work within a 180 day period but do not wish to abandon the project, you need to submit a written request to extend your permit for an additional 180 days. The links below describe which types of projects require a permit and which ones do not. Keep in mind that the descriptions only apply to one or two-family dwellings. If you still are not sure whether you need a permit, locate and contact the building department responsible for your area. Electrical Mechanical Plumbing Residential

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