Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 100 § 100.115 — and a certification of plat execution required under ORS 100.110 (4) on
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 100 ·
Oregon Code § 100.115·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
and a certification of plat execution required under ORS 100.110 (4) on
a form prescribed and furnished by the commissioner;
(d) A copy of a
preliminary title report, title insurance policy or condominium guarantee that
has been issued within the preceding 30 days, including a map showing the
location of property described in the report, policy or guarantee, or other
evidence of title satisfactory to the commissioner; and
(e) Unless
previously submitted to the commissioner under this chapter, a copy of all
restrictive covenants, reservations or other documents that may create an
encumbrance on or limit the use of the property other than those restrictions
contained in the declaration or bylaws.
(3) For approval
of a supplemental declaration, the following must be submitted:
(a) The original
executed supplemental declaration and a copy of the executed document;
(b) The documents
specified in subsection (2)(c) and (d) of this section relating to a
supplemental declaration; and
(c) Any documents
described in subsection (2) of this section that were amended by the
supplemental declaration or have otherwise changed since the documents were
previously filed under this section.
(4) For approval
of an amendment to a declaration, supplemental declaration or plat, a restated
declaration or a restated assignment of limited common elements, the following
must be submitted:
(a) The original
executed amendment, the executed restated declaration or the restated
assignment of limited common elements and a copy of the executed document;
(b) For a plat
amendment, a copy of the full size plat amendment prepared in conformance with
ORS 100.116 and a certification of plat execution required under ORS 100.110
(4) on a form prescribed and furnished by the commissioner;
(c) For
amendments requiring consent or approval of a specific unit owner or mortgagee:
(A) Evidence of
the required consent or approval; and
(B) Evidence of
unit ownership or interest of the mortgagee; and
(d) Any documents
described in subsection (2) of this section that were amended by the amendment
to the declaration, supplemental declaration or plat, the restated declaration
or the restated assignment of limited common elements or have otherwise changed
since the documents were previously filed under this section.
(5) For approval
of an amendment to the bylaws or restated bylaws, the following must be
submitted:
(a) The original
executed bylaw amendment or restated bylaws and a copy of the executed
document; and
(b) If the
amendment requires the consent or approval of a specific unit owner or
mortgagee:
(A) Evidence of
the required consent or approval; and
(B) Evidence of
unit ownership or interest of the mortgagee.
(6) After review
of the filing and documents submitted under this section, the commissioner may
require the person submitting the filing to submit any other documents or
information related to the filing that the commissioner considers necessary to
approve the document under this chapter. [2019 c.69 §19]
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01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 100.115
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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