Building Division

Mission Statement

Protect the health and well-being of the citizens of Klamath County by ensuring safe, accessible and sustainable buildings and communities. Uniformly interpret and apply Oregon State statutes, rules, and codes regulating building construction safety, energy efficiency, accessibility and durability.

We do this with timely and courteous service.

Advance Plan Review Fees
In accordance with Section 304(c) of the Oregon Structural Specialty Code, as adopted by Klamath County a plan review fee must be submitted with the plans at the time of submitting them for review.

Building Code Enforcement
Klamath County may not assess a civil penalty for a violation under a building inspection program unless the County provides an administrative process other than a judicial proceeding in a court of law.

Commercial Plans
Please contact the appropriate Planning department in your area for their requirements before submitting your plans. 

Design Criteria
Find information about Klamath County and General Design Criteria.

ePermitting
This site allows licensed contractors to apply for non-structural permits with just a few clicks of a mouse. IMPORTANT!! Please do not submit structural or onsite/septic applications on-line.

Farm & Agriculture
Find forms related to Farm and Agriculture.

Inspections
Each permit has a required number of inspections to be performed.

Links
Find useful linked provided by the Building Division, including flood plain information.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
A licensed LPG installer is required for installation of propane tanks; information regarding these requirements and a list of regional installers can be found here. 

Manufactured Dwellings
Manufactured dwellings have design and construction requirements that differ from traditional structures. Find more information here.

Oregon Building Codes Online
Visit the Oregon Building Codes website.

Permit Forms
Find Permit Forms for Klamath County.

Ready Build Plans
The Ready-build Plans Program is designed to streamline the permitting process for customers.

Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule
Learn more about the RRP Rule, which addresses lead paint hazards; the rule became effective on April 22, 2010. Visit the Oregon Health Authority site to learn more.

Reports
Find report information for the Building Division.

Residential Plans
Learn about the requirements for the Residential Plans.

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Building Division Documents and Forms

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