Wednesday, September 2, 2026 / Lane County land-management service area
Lane County's land-management fees changed Sept. 1
The new schedules cover land-use planning, on-site sanitation, code enforcement and the county building program; exact prices depend on the application.
Anyone starting county land-use or building paperwork this month should check the price sheet again. Lane County's Land Management Division put new fee schedules into effect Sept. 1.
The changes cover land-use planning, on-site sanitation, code enforcement and the county building program. The county approved the revisions in July and now links the active schedules from the division page.
There is no honest single-number version of this story: the amount depends on the permit, review or service. The change also does not mean every permit in every Lane County city increased. It applies to work handled through Lane County Land Management, so applicants should match their project to the current schedule before paying.
Field notes
What changed: Lane County's revised Land Management Division fee schedules took effect Sept. 1.
Why it matters: Old estimates or saved forms may no longer reflect the amount due for a county-handled application or review.
Who may be affected: Property owners, builders and applicants using Lane County land-use, sanitation, code-enforcement or building services.