Building Permit Center

The City of Stayton contracts with Marion County for plan review and construction inspection to certify compliance with state and local codes. 

All residential and commercial permit applications must be submitted through Oregon E-permitting along with all required supporting documents.

Applicants and contractors are responsible for uploading all required plans and supporting documents to E-Permitting. Once the required materials have been submitted, the formal review process can begin.

Permit Review Process

  1. Submit Application & Documents
    Submit the permit application, plans, and all required supporting documents through Oregon E-Permitting.
  2. Initial Application Review
    City staff reviews the application to verify that the required information and documents have been submitted.
  3. Initial Fees & Marion County Fees
    Applicable initial review fees are calculated and must be paid before the application proceeds through the review process.

    * All Marion County building permit and plan review fees must be paid online through Oregon E-Permitting. Applicants and contractors are responsible for checking their E-Permitting account and ensuring all required Marion County fees have been paid.

  4. City Planning & Engineering Review
    The application is reviewed by City Planning and Engineering for compliance with applicable City requirements.
  5. Marion County Plan Review
    Once the appropriate City review is completed, the permit is routed to Marion County for building plan review.

    * Please allow approximately 2–3 weeks for Marion County's review. Review times may vary depending on the project and current workload. If corrections or additional information are required, the applicant will be notified. All revised plans and supporting documents must be uploaded to Oregon E-Permitting.

  6. City of Stayton Fees
    The City of Stayton collects applicable System Development Charges (SDCs) and School Construction Excise Tax fees.

    * These fees are paid directly to the City of Stayton and are not paid through Oregon E-Permitting.

  7. Final Review & Permit Issuance
    Once all required reviews and corrections are complete, the permit will proceed through final processing.

    A permit cannot be issued until:

    • All required City and Marion County reviews and approvals are complete;
    • All corrections have been addressed;
    • All required plans and supporting documents have been uploaded to E-Permitting;
    • All Marion County fees have been paid through Oregon E-Permitting; and
    • All applicable City of Stayton SDC and School Construction Excise Tax fees have been paid to the City.

Please note: If plans or supporting documents are emailed to staff, they will not be uploaded to E-permitting on your behalf. Uploading all necessary documents is the responsibility of the contractor/applicant and is a required step in the permit process. 

Additionally, contacting staff to request permit issuance before all required steps have been completed may delay processing. We appreciate your patience and cooperation in following the established procedures to help ensure timely and accurate permit review and issuance.

If you are looking for Public Works Site Development permitting, click here. 

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  • Private onsite water quality and detention facility plans, calculations, and operation and maintenance plans must be included with a building permit application. Stormwater submittals must be approved by Public Works prior to forwarding the structural permit application and plans to Marion County.  

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Asbestos Information
Remodeling or demolishing a residential or commercial structure?  Please read about Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's regulations requiring an asbestos survey for residential buildings constructed before 2004 and for all commercial buildings.