Tenant Improvements (TIs) can encompass a wide range of alterations or modifications to new or existing buildings. A TI can be as simple as a retail space that changes ownership and reconfigures floor layout, or as complex as a change or occupancy. In accordance with Section 105 of the Oregon Structural Specialty Code (OSSC), a permit is required as follows:
The Corvallis Fault is located north and west of the City of Corvallis. The general location of this fault is illustrated on the following maps produced by Benton County and the City of Corvallis. At this time, it is not known whether the Corvallis Fault is active or not.
Citizens can stay informed about city news, programs and initiatives through a variety of formal and informal communications methods. Regular updates are shared via the Corvallis e-News newsletter, as well as on the City's Facebook and Twitter pages. Read on for more ways of seeking and receiving information.
Monthly Summary of Building Activity:
This report summarizes the number of building permits issued by the City of Corvallis' Development Services Division each month.
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It is the mission of the Development Services Division to facilitate the construction of approved development projects, provide development information to the public, and enforce community livability standards. We do this by:
