Oregon law approves fees for licensing services, land permits, and inspections, with land-related amounts listed through 2030.
The law approves fees for health and professional licensing services, including permits, background checks, and applications. The amount depends on the service.
Naturopathic medicine applicants and license holders face approved fees for applications, licenses, renewals, and other services.
People seeking state land authorizations, wetland reviews, or removal-fill permits are covered by an approved fee schedule with amounts set for 2026 through 2030.
The law approves a $171 hourly rate for produce inspections and travel, with a four-hour minimum, and a $75 fee for certain chiropractic board petitions.
The law approves the listed fees adopted by several health and professional licensing boards and agencies. The fees cover licensing petitions, permits, training approval, health workforce records, background checks, and provisional art therapist licenses. The fee amounts and services vary by board or agency. The law took effect on passage under its emergency clause.
The law approves the listed licensing and service fees adopted by the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine. The fees cover naturopathic medicine applications, licenses, renewals, changes in license status, exams, fingerprinting, and license information services. The schedule lists different amounts for some applications based on when they are received. Some license application fees depend on the calendar quarter when the application arrives.
The law approves the Department of State Lands' listed fees for authorizations, wetland reviews, and removal-fill permits. The fees cover general authorizations, wetland determinations, report reviews, and removal-fill permit applications. The schedule lists different amounts by service, permit type, and review tier. The listed calendar-year amounts apply from 2026 through 2030.
The law approves a produce inspection rate and a fee for certain chiropractic board petitions. The fees apply to specified produce practice inspections and petitions to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. The produce inspection and travel rate has a four-hour minimum charge. The law took effect on passage under its emergency clause.
No hearings or votes scheduled.