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CityofOregonCityBuildingDepartment 221MolallaAvenue,Suite200 Mailing:P.O. Box3040 Oregonian,OR97045 5037223789 ELEVATIONCERTIFICATION PERSECUTION 710.1ofthePSC 3510.1oftheDSC UPSTREAM MANHOLE RIM
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Start by gathering the necessary information about the property, such as address, owner's name, and contact information.
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Identify the flood zone and the community panel number for the area where the property is located. This information can typically be obtained from local government or floodplain management agencies.
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Measure the elevations of various points on the property, including the lowest floor level, the foundation, and the adjacent ground levels. Use a reliable measuring tool, such as a surveyor's level or an altimeter GPS device.
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Record the elevation measurements accurately on the elevation certificate form. Ensure that the measurements are in the required units, typically in feet or meters.
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Provide additional details about the property's construction, including the type of foundation, the presence of a basement, and any flood vents or other floodproofing measures.
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Include information about the property's occupancy, such as whether it is a residential or non-residential building, and the number of units or floors.
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If applicable, document any special conditions or exceptions related to the property, such as enclosures, crawl spaces, or attached garages.
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Sign and date the completed elevation certificate, and ensure that all required fields and sections of the form have been properly filled out.

Who needs an updated elevation certificate?

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Homeowners looking to obtain flood insurance for their property may be required by their insurance company or lender to provide an updated elevation certificate.
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Real estate developers or property owners planning new construction or substantial renovations in flood-prone areas may need an updated elevation certificate to comply with building codes and regulations.
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Local government agencies or floodplain management authorities may request an updated elevation certificate to assess flood risks in a particular area or to document changes in flood elevation after a major storm or flood event.

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An updated elevation certificate is a document that shows the elevation of a property in relation to the base flood elevation.
Property owners in designated flood zones are usually required to file an updated elevation certificate when making changes to their property.
To fill out an updated elevation certificate, property owners must hire a licensed surveyor or engineer to survey the property and accurately determine the elevation.
The purpose of an updated elevation certificate is to assess the flood risk of a property and determine the appropriate flood insurance premiums.
An updated elevation certificate must include information such as the property's elevation, flood zone designation, and any improvements made to the property.
The deadline to file an updated elevation certificate in 2023 may vary depending on local regulations, but it is typically required before any new construction or improvements are made to the property.
The penalty for the late filing of an updated elevation certificate may include fines, increased flood insurance premiums, or potential denial of insurance coverage in the event of a flood.
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