Surveyor

Announcements:

Our office will be closed the following days:

Policy Statement:

It is the policy of the Linn County Surveyor's office to review all replats and surveys received pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) Chapters 209; and 92, specifically 92.010 (9b), (12), (13); 92.040; 92.100; 92.180; 92.190 (2), (3) and (4). Replatting is required when the change or reconfiguration in the common property boundary of a partition or subdivision plat (this could be a common interior line or a plat exterior line).

If the adjustment application is in a city or county, planning will sometimes approve the land use action as a PLA (property line adjustment), but the Surveyor's Office requires a replat (partition). The replat occurs when the line being changed or reconfigured was originally created by a partition or subdivision plat.

NOTARY

ORS 194.280(8)....The imprint of the official stamp of a notary public is not required to effectuate a notarization of a subdivision or partition plat required under ORS 92.010 to 92.192 or a condominium plat required under ORS 100.115, or any replat, supplement or amendment thereto, if the following appear below the notary public’s signature:

      (a) The printed name of the notary public;

      (b) The words “NOTARY PUBLIC - OREGON”;

      (c) The words “COMMISSION NO.” immediately followed by the notary public’s commission number; and

      (d) The words “MY COMMISSION EXPIRES” immediately followed by the date the notary public’s commission expires, expressed in terms of the month, by name not abbreviated, two-digit date and four-digit year. [2013 c.219 §14]

Note: The Surveyor's office does not come out and survey your property. If you need a surveyor, you can find a listing here.