Oregon
Who may prepare a stormwater plan in Oregon
Oregon requires a credentialed preparer only in some cases. Sites of 20 acres or more.
The answer
ConditionalOregon requires a credentialed preparer only in some cases. Sites of 20 acres or more.
What triggers it: Sites of 20 acres or more.
Credentials that qualify
- CPESC
- CPSWQ
- Oregon PE
- Oregon RLA
- CEG
- CPESC, CPSWQ, Oregon Registered PE, Oregon Registered Landscape Architect or Oregon Certified Engineering Geologist (conditional: 20 or more acres, certain near-buffer-zone compliance options, or engineered facilities)
Oregon gates only at 20 acres or more, or where engineered facilities are involved. Reconciled against the jurisdiction registry, which found a preparer requirement this entry had missed. Where the two sources disagreed we kept the stricter answer.
What this means for a generated plan
Where a credential applies, or where we cannot confirm that none does, treat a generated document as a complete draft for a credentialed preparer to review, amend and sign. It is not by itself a compliant filed plan, and ours says so on its face.
Screen a Oregon site, credential answer included
What people ask about preparing a SWPPP in Oregon
Do I need a qualified preparer for a SWPPP in Oregon?
Oregon requires a credentialed preparer only in some cases. Sites of 20 acres or more.
Does a professional engineer have to stamp the plan in Oregon?
A PE stamp is required in Oregon. Trigger: Engineered facilities at any size require an Oregon PE stamp.
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