Southern Oregon Land-Use Planning News and Hearings
All public hearings will be located in the Courthouse Auditorium at 10 S. Oakdale in Medford unless otherwise noted.
Land-Use Planning Resources
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Landslide Hazards in Oregon: Land Use Laws that Mitigate Risks
Landslide hazards in Oregon are a severe threat to property and human life. Landslides are any mass of soil, rock, or debris that moves down […]
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Water Conservation and Wildfire Risk Reduction Regulations
Southern Oregon is blessed with natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and a rich cultural heritage. However, the region faces numerous challenges threatening its sustainability and resilience, […]
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Navigating Land Use Regulations for Commercial Business
Richard Stevens & Associates works with many commercial business owners who have encountered unexpected challenges related to land use regulations after purchasing or leasing property. […]
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What to Know About Remodeling an Attic into Living Space
As families grow and needs evolve, many people look for creative ways to increase the usable living space of their existing homes. One solution is […]
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Soil Testing Undeveloped Property in Oregon
Soil is a crucial component of any land, and it affects not only the health and productivity of plants and animals but also the stability […]
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Responding to a Notice of Public Hearing
Did you receive a notice of public hearing about a possible project in your neighborhood? Or perhaps you’ve seen signage about a public hearing posted […]
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Can I Camp on my Rural Property in Oregon?
Southern Oregon is abundant with rural properties: some wooded, some flat and open, and some with natural or man-made ponds. Oregonians enjoy many freedoms that […]
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Fuelbreak Laws in Oregon
Are you planning to build a home on rural property? Depending on the setting, local zoning laws and regulations could impact where you can place […]
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Riparian Areas and Land Use Planning
Statewide land use planning goals and regulations are intended to help protect our natural resources and allocate sufficient room for population growth and community development. […]
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Can You Build a Shop in Your Backyard in Oregon?
Homeowners in Oregon have many good questions about what they can do with their property. One of the reasons people choose to buy a rural […]
