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Portland-area associations operate under Oregon’s reserve-account and reserve-study requirement through a long, wet season. Tree canopy, stormwater facilities, and moss control set the maintenance load more than turf does.
Multnomah · Washington County · Clackamas. Licensing and common-area rules can differ by county even inside one metro, so scope is set against your mapped grounds.
Townhome and condominium associations with shared drives hold the inner market. Suburban planned communities hold the open-space tracts, which is where the stormwater obligations live.
Local tree codes can restrict removal on common area, so canopy work needs a permit conversation before it needs a price.
The law behind it
Portland associations operate under Oregon Planned Community Act, ORS Ch. 94. Vendors are licensed through Oregon Construction Contractors Board, with the Landscape Contractors Board for landscape work, and community pools are regulated by Oregon Health Authority.
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