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If it's denied, you can often appeal the decision or work with the city to understand what changes are needed to improve your chances next time.
While it’s not required, having a lawyer can make the process smoother, especially if there are complications or disputes.
It can vary, but you should expect the process to take several weeks to a few months, depending on the complexity and whether additional information is required.
The process usually involves submitting a request to the city, providing necessary documents, and possibly attending a meeting to discuss it.
You can check your property records or ask the city planning department to see if there are any rights of way or easements affecting your property.
You might need it if you want to build or renovate on land that has a public right of way or easement attached to it.
A Release of Right of Way or Easement in Portland is when the city gives up its claim to certain land, allowing the property owner more freedom to use that land.