A public road maintained by home owners plowed by home owners in rural clatsop county have to obide by county codes
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A public road maintained by home owners plowed by home owners in rural clatsop county have to obide by county codes
I live on a public road w
no through way access home
owners have it and plow it.
It is listed as a public
road not a county. I am 26
miles from the nearest city
hall / police station. Do I
have to comply w city codes
there is no city sewer or
water lines out this far?
Asked on September 6, 2019 under Real Estate Law, Oregon
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 4 years ago | Contributor
Are you within the city? Then you have to comply with city codes. The city has jurisdiction (legal power and authority) over all land within its boundaries, so if you fall within those boundaries, you have to comply with its laws and regulations, regardless of who plows, presence or absence of sewer, etc.
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