Simple Bathroom Permits

The county has created a simple bathroom affidavit that can be used by any Oregon-licensed contractor for submittal and quick approval. Please see below for the requirements to qualify.
The affidavit can be used in the following circumstances:

  • Work is located in the permitted primary residence; not in any accessory structures
  • Interior only; no exterior alterations or footprint change
  • No changes to load-bearing framing
  • No more than 3 existing toilets on the property
  • New bathroom must be located in already conditioned space; cannot add a bathroom to an attached garage or non-conditioned basement
  • No additional work can be done on this permit
  • If the property is on a septic system and an ejector pump will be used on the new bathroom, pre-approval from the septic department will be required
  • The contractor must have an active CCB license

The submittal must include:

  • All trade permits -- either the active permit numbers, acknowledgement that a minor label permit is being used or completed applications -- including all of the following.
    • Electrical
    • Plumbing
    • Mechanical
  • The signed affidavit
  • Before and after floor plan with fixture details of new bathroom
  • All fixture spacing adhere to section R307 of the current ORSC
  • Wall framing details (If any partition walls are being installed)

Please go to https://www.clackamas.us/building/building.html to get the bathroom affidavit to complete and submit for review. You can also find applications for other required trade permits on this page.

Phone:503-742-4240
Fax:503-742-4741
Email:bldservice@clackamas.us

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