SB 75

Removes requirements related to wildfire hazards for purposes of developing an accessory dwelling unit on lands zoned for rural residential uses or a replacement dwelling on lands zoned for resource uses.

Status Chapter Number Assigned
Requested by (at the request of Senate Interim Committee on Natural Resources and Wildfire)
Fiscal impact Has minimal fiscal impact
Revenue impact No revenue impact

Bill Text

Removes wildfire hazard requirements for developing accessory dwelling units on rural residential lands or replacement dwellings on resource-zoned lands.

Original Bill Text

Overview#

Digest: This Act strikes fire hazards requirements for rural second homes. (Flesch Readability Score: 61.3). [Digest: The Act updates wildfire hazard language for rural homes. (Flesch Readability Score: 66.1).] [Defines “high wildfire hazard area”] Removes requirements related to wildfire hazards for purposes of developing an accessory dwelling unit on lands zoned for rural residential uses or a replacement dwelling on lands zoned for resource uses.

Public Testimony

Name Organization Position Date
Robert Hart Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-21
D Torres Southern Oregon Oppose 2025-03-23
Thena Larteri Lyons Brookings Oppose 2025-03-23
Joan Weaver Eddyville Oppose 2025-03-23
Jen Hamaker ONRI Oppose 2025-03-23
Corrie Fountain Lebanon Oppose 2025-03-24
Vanessa Keys Brookings Oppose 2025-03-24
William Kronert Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-24
Beth Dewsnup Myrtle Creek Oppose 2025-03-24
Tina Teel Molalla Oppose 2025-03-24
Tasha Webb Cheshire Oppose 2025-03-24
Lesse Atkins Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-24
dot kay crook Oppose 2025-03-24
Timothy Baker Springfield Oppose 2025-03-24
Tina Teel Molalla Oppose 2025-03-24
Michelle Sheely Grants pass Oppose 2025-03-24
Steven Manners Keizer Oppose 2025-03-24
David D Hunter Forest Grove Oppose 2025-03-24
Linda Torrel Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-24
William Evans la pine Oppose 2025-03-24
Tim Allen Myrtle Creek Oppose 2025-03-24
Marsha marsha craft Westfir Oppose 2025-03-24
Tom Liethen Tygh Valley Oppose 2025-03-24
Jennifer Abercrombie Grants Pass Oregon 97527 Oppose 2025-03-24
Billie Esman Grants pass Oppose 2025-03-24
Yvonne Hannemann Prineville Oppose 2025-03-24
Keith Janisch Cheshire Oppose 2025-03-24
Martin Antonucci Merlin Oppose 2025-03-24
Rachel Freed Bend Oppose 2025-03-24
Gary Moberly Central point Oppose 2025-03-24
LaDonna Sykes Gold Hill Oppose 2025-03-24
Martin Antonucci Merlin Oppose 2025-03-24
Dianna Lamb Self Oppose 2025-03-24
Kim Bowlby Riddle Oppose 2025-03-24
Shannon McGee Mcgee EAGLE POINT Oppose 2025-03-24
Karen Whisler Sisters Oppose 2025-03-24
jacob ansures Gold Hill Oppose 2025-03-24
Anthony Verlezza Tiller Oppose 2025-03-24
Lisa Maloney Scappoose Oppose 2025-03-24
Dayna Denmark Halliday Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-24
Tom Liethen Tygh Valley Oppose 2025-03-24
Celeste Walker Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-24
ALDENE MCCAW ROSEBURG Oppose 2025-03-24
Bill Royle Eugene Oppose 2025-03-24
Cheryl Woodring La Pine Oppose 2025-03-24
Carol Ferrari Merlin Oppose 2025-03-24
Joseph Domenichelli Merlin Oppose 2025-03-24
Scott Plummer Wolf Creek Oppose 2025-03-24
Cindy Perkins Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-24
Mike Guches Central Point Oppose 2025-03-24
Britt Stupfel Welches Oppose 2025-03-25
Matt Cyrus Sisters Oppose 2025-03-25
Cathy Garten Josephine Oppose 2025-03-25
William Minnix La Pine Oppose 2025-03-25
Cheryl Johnson Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-25
Heather McBride Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-25
Glenn Liptak Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-25
David McGuire Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-25
Scott Wine Southern Oregon Oppose 2025-03-25
Barb Chatfield Riddle Oppose 2025-03-25
Billy Chatfield Riddle Oppose 2025-03-25
Jeffrey Gagnon Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-25
Lewis Crownover Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-25
Adam Wink Albany Oppose 2025-03-25
Leeanne Patterson Sisters Oppose 2025-03-25
Bernadine Shoemaker La Pine Oppose 2025-03-26
Matthew OBrien Grants pass Oppose 2025-03-26
Michael Mahoney Glendale Oppose 2025-03-26
Elaine Lavington ROSEBURG Oppose 2025-03-26
Dale Ott Coos Bay Ore Oppose 2025-03-26
Sharon Reeder La Pine Oppose 2025-03-26
Frank Miranda Grants pass Oppose 2025-03-26
Heidi Aldrich 97526 Oppose 2025-03-27
Sharon Triplett 97525 Oppose 2025-03-27
Danny Aldrich 97526 Oppose 2025-03-27
Dennis Corthell MERLIN Oppose 2025-03-27
Patrick Ayres Bend Oppose 2025-03-27
Steve Ryder Eagle Point Oppose 2025-03-27
naomi powell Sams valley Oppose 2025-03-27
Jayne Simmons Bend Oppose 2025-03-27
Cindy Bales Jacksonville Oppose 2025-03-27
Denise Marzilli-Bourgoin Eagle Point Oppose 2025-03-27
J G Bourgoin Eagle Point Oppose 2025-03-27
Leah Hayward Gold Hill Oppose 2025-03-27
Carol Martin Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-27
Robin Miranda Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-27
Amy Dawson Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-27
Karen Arnold Grants Pass Oppose 2025-03-27
William Evans la pine Oppose 2025-03-27
cheryl hoskins Redmond Oppose 2025-03-27
Sharon Reeder La Pine Oppose 2025-03-27
Sheri Winters Troutdale Oppose 2025-03-27
Lahna Graham White City Oppose 2025-03-27
Lori Rocha Rogue River Oppose 2025-03-27
Doris Richardson Eagle point Oppose 2025-03-27
Don Richardson Central point Oppose 2025-03-27
Mike Colby Roseburg Oppose 2025-03-27
Shelby Staffenson Troutdale Oppose 2025-03-28
Steve Little Prospect Oppose 2025-03-28
Janna Little Prospect Oppose 2025-03-28
Julie Moss Prospect Oppose 2025-03-28
MELODY BEAN Prospect Oppose 2025-03-28
Jodie Stacey Central Point Oppose 2025-03-28
Glenn Stacey Central point Oppose 2025-03-28
Ryan Krabill Oregon Farm Bureau Oppose 2025-03-29
cindy mahoney grants pass Oppose 2025-04-23
Patrick Mahoney grants pass Oppose 2025-04-23
Doug Riggs Deschutes County Support 2025-04-29

Legislative History

Date Chamber Action
2025-01-13 S Introduction and first reading. Referred to President's desk.
2025-01-17 S Referred to Natural Resources and Wildfire.
2025-03-27 S Public Hearing held.
2025-04-03 S Work Session held.
2025-04-07 S Recommendation: Do pass with amendments. (Printed A-Eng.)
2025-04-08 S Second reading.
2025-04-09 S Carried over to 04-10 by unanimous consent.
2025-04-10 S Third reading. Carried by Golden. Passed.
2025-04-10 S Bonham granted unanimous consent to change vote from nay to aye.
2025-04-10 H First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
2025-04-15 H Referred to Climate, Energy, and Environment.
2025-04-29 H Public Hearing held.
2025-05-22 H Work Session held.
2025-05-28 H Recommendation: Do pass and be referred to Rules.
2025-05-28 H Referred to Rules by order of Speaker.
2025-06-24 H Work Session held.
2025-06-25 H Recommendation: Do pass.
2025-06-25 H Second reading.
2025-06-26 H Third reading. Carried by Drazan. Passed.
2025-06-26 H Vote explanation(s) filed by Grayber.
2025-06-27 S President signed.
2025-06-27 H Speaker signed.
2025-07-24 S Governor signed.
2025-08-08 S Chapter 589, 2025 Laws.
2025-08-08 S Effective date, January 1, 2026.

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