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You are responsible for storm drains on your property, while the municipality handles public street drains. Keep private gutters, downspouts, and culverts clear of debris. If a public drain on your property or nearby street is blocked, contact your municipality, since fixing it yourself could lead to legal or financial penalties.

You can access a plat map online by visiting your county’s official website, usually through the assessor, clerk, or recorder pages, where many counties offer GIS systems or parcel lookups. You can also use third-party sites that compile public land records, or refer to your property deed, which may include a plat map. Some counties may charge small fees for digital access or printed copies.

You can access a property survey online by visiting your local county assessor or recorder’s office website and searching digital records using the property address or parcel number. Additional options include using local government GIS (Geographic Information System) tools, checking state archives or libraries, or consulting third-party public records websites, some of which may charge a fee.

You are allowed to build a fence directly on the property line, but generally requires your neighbor’s agreement, since both parties may share responsibility for ownership and maintenance. You must also follow local zoning regulations and any HOA guidelines, which might impose setback rules, height limits, or restrictions on materials.

Yes. Oregon’s property tax system is a crucial revenue source for over 1,200 local taxing districts. County assessment and taxation offices handle property valuation, calculate the taxes owed, collect payments, and distribute the funds to the appropriate districts. This system supports schools, public safety, infrastructure, and other essential community services across the state.