FAQs • Oregon City, OR • CivicEngage

Some properties have Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) or other agreements between private parties that do not allow for the construction of multiple units or certain types of units. Doe: While HB 2001 does prohibit the creation of new CC&Rs that conflict with HB 2001, it does not affect existing CC&Rs. To find out if a specific property has CC&Rs, contact the Homeowner's Association (if applicable) or a title company or conduct a search through Clackamas County Deeds and Records. If you own property, the title report that was produced when you purchased your property should disclose any CC&Rs. If you are buying property, realtors are required to disclose existing CC&Rs before you purchase. The City of Oregon City does not enforce CC&Rs or other such private agreements.

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Planning - Housing Choices Code Update (House Bill 2001)

1. Some properties have Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) or other agreements between private parties that do not allow for the construction of multiple units or certain types of units. Doe: While HB 2001 does prohibit the creation of new CC&Rs that conflict with HB 2001, it does not affect existing CC&Rs. To find out if a specific property has CC&Rs, contact the Homeowner's Association (if applicable) or a title company or conduct a search through Clackamas County Deeds and Records. If you own property, the title report that was produced when you purchased your property should disclose any CC&Rs. If you are buying property, realtors are required to disclose existing CC&Rs before you purchase. The City of Oregon City does not enforce CC&Rs or other such private agreements.