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Permanent Administrative Rule Rental Housing Security Deposits A. Purpose and Scope Under PCC 30.01.087 Landlords in the City of Portland are limited in how much they can collect for a Security Deposit

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A permanent administrative rule is a regulation that is established by an administrative agency and is intended to remain in effect for an extended period, providing guidelines for the enforcement of laws and policies.

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Information required may include the rule's title, purpose, specific provisions, effective date, and one or more citations to the statutory authority under which the rule is being promulgated.