Senate panel hears support and concerns for 45‑day permit ‘shot clock’ in SB 6
Supporters told the Senate Committee on Housing and Development that a 45‑day limit for residential building‑permit decisions would cut costs and speed housing delivery; building officials and cities warned the bill as introduced is too broad and does not account for other required reviews.
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The Oregon Senate Committee on Housing and Development opened a public hearing Feb. 27 on Senate Bill 6, which would require agencies and officials who administer the state building code to approve or deny a complete building‑permit application within 45 days.
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