Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)

Citation: Portland City Code ch. 14 (Land Use Code)
Jurisdiction: Portland (municipal)
Source: Official source
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made available by the City. If the defect applicant shall submit the as-built plans as specified
guarantee is a deposit to the City, the City shall in the Technical Manual.
hold such funds in a noninterest bearing
account until the criteria for performance 13.10.5 Certificates of occupancy
guarantee release have been satisfied. The No certificate of occupancy shall be issued to any
performance guarantee shall be in the name of portion of development where, in the opinion of the
the City and shall be approved by the finance Planning Authority, the site conditions or work
director as to financial sufficiency and the required to complete the development will
corporation counsel as to proper form and endanger the health or safety of persons visiting or
legal sufficiency. inhabiting the completed portion. Certificates of
L. Use of the performance guarantee. In the occupancy may be granted as follows:
event that a development site is abandoned or A. Temporary certificates of occupancy
the site improvements do not meet City 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of the
standards as approved in the site plan, the Land Use Code, a certificate of occupancy
performance guarantee may be utilized to may be issued for a development or
stabilize, secure, complete construction, and/or portion of a development which has
restore the site as may be necessary, including, otherwise been completed in accordance
but not limited to, revegetation of areas, with final site plan approval and all
grading, and fencing. applicable provisions of this Land Use
Code where the applicant submits a
13.10.3 Inspection fee written request to the Planning Authority
At the same time that the developer posts a stating those improvements which remain
performance guarantee, the developer shall also pay to be