OLCC Licenisng

For the past 8.5 years, we have been grateful to offer our clients OLCC licensing and compliance consulting services. For the last six years, we have been very fortunate to have Crystal Plotner as part of this team, and she has been instrumental in ensuring our OLCC program continued to thrive and run smoothly.  Sadly for us, Crystal is moving back to her hometown to be near family and begin a new professional path outside the cannabis industry. After much deliberation and restructuring within our office, we are announcing that we will discontinue most of our OLCC services as of Crystal's departure on October 11th, 2024.

The office will no longer submit and handle new OLCC applications, change requests, license renewals, or communication with the OLCC in those areas.  However, we will continue to focus on consulting on local land use projects. We will still be available for OLCC mapping (maps for new OLCC sites, alterations to premises, maps for LUCS, etc.) and will continue offering Metrc assistance.  The OLCC mapping and county mapping are interconnected, so we will continue to offer mapping services for both projects.  Also, we are here if you want to bounce ideas off of us so that the county planning and OLCC licensing for your projects can continue to work harmoniously.  

OLCC Licensing

The OLCC has begun issuing license in Oregon for Production.  The season is upon us and help navigating the system both locally and through the state can be a challenge.  We can assist you in navigating through the process so you can get back to doing what you do best, which is farming.

Lot Legality

For those of you new to Oregon there is one thing you need to check on first when wanting to get permits for your property or if you're looking to purchase property, which is to verify your parcel is a legal parcel for development purposes.  The one thing to understand is a tax lot is NOT a legal parcel necessarily, it is strictly for taxation purposes only.  Presumption that a tax lot is a legal parcel is a very common mistake.  This is one of the first things we verify when looking at a property for a feasibility.  

It's important to note that permits will not be allowed on an illegal parcel.  Despite what type of State allowances you are granted.

OLCC Licensing

Getting through the OLCC Licensing process can be hard to navigate through.  Our company can help you with that process.

Property Line Adjustments

As long as both property owners are in agreement, if the properties are legal, and you are not developing on a parcel that was too small for development prior to the adjustment, a property line adjustment would be allowed. It can help obtain access to a parcel, which is especially helpful if access is the only issue prohibiting development of a dwelling on that parcel.

Overlays

Overlays are the land, air, and water issues that impact specific land uses for a property, and can affect the planning application process. Streams, creeks, air traffic and many other elements have a direct effect on whether or not certain types of land uses will be permitted. 

Feasibility

A Feasibility is to conduct research on your property specific to how you want to use your land.  We consider what your goals are, and look thoroughly at the property to determine the best course of actions to reach your desired result.  We are also able to conduct this research to help assist you in what the best land use and/or planning options are for a parcel.