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1.54 Acres in Klamath County Oregon Only $12,950.00
Posted By Owner Jeff Andrade for Broker. Kevin Morris Realty
503-805-5686 Contact Broker for More Information.
1.54 Acres: Lot 27, Block 22 Ferguson Mountain Pines. 1st Addition, Klamath County Oregon.
The property is located on Spanner Ct. in Beatty Oregon 97621, It is a very Secluded parcel near the end of the cul-de-sac.
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For more information contact: Kevin Morris Realty
503-805-5686
WEATHER: The Klamath basin is about 4000' in elevation so more precipitation comes as snow here than it might in the lower elevations. The area gets an average of 300 days of sunshine a year.
Building/Camping To live on the land, you must first obtain a placement permit. Call Klamath County. (541) 883-5134. Many used to live there in tents, trailers, and fifth wheels, but the county is pushing the zoning for the sake of those that live there. Here's how it works. If you camp there for the night it is no bid deal. (Except fire caution is... no open fires or fire pits during summer!) If you set up shop there, even for short periods, someone could consider you a nuisance and turn you into the county.
You cannot live there or have electrical hook-ups unless you are building towards a permanent residence and get a septic tank permit. Once you get your septic permit, you can live there in your trailer or motor home until you build... however if you do not get things done in a timely manner, you'll be renewing your permits and it'll cost you.
Building. Living on the land, involves county permits. They do not want rubber tire rigs there year round without permits to build. You can have a "mobile" home, (manufactured) but a pre- 1976 needs special approval. Suggest you call the county on specifics. To live on the lot, you must get permits and follow the county codes. For questions, call the Klamath County Building Department (541) 883-5134.
KLAMATH, OR Information excerpt from The Klamath Chamber of Commerce.
Klamath County is proudly the "Home of Crater Lake National Park". Klamath County is also the fourth largest county in Oregon encompassing more than 6100 square miles. Considered high desert, the region basks in an average of 300 days of sunshine per year. Klamath Lake, which covers 133 square miles, borders the city of Klamath Falls on the north and is the largest natural lake west of the Great Salt Lake.
Prior to official status in 1882 and long before the Great Migration in 1843, indigenous people were attracted to the easy life of southern Oregon in the Klamath Basin. Adapted to the marsh and riverine environment, the Klamath and Modoc cultures thrived. Immigrants began to arrive and the Oregon volunteers established Fort Klamath in 1863.
The town of Linkville was platted along a short river linking two large lakes. In 1893, the name was changed to Klamath Falls.
The coming of the railroad in 1909 changed the economic climate. A means to ship goods was provided and the region developed its timber and agricultural resources rapidly. Today, unlimited recreational activities abound. Mountains, lakes, streams, and the high desert offer experiences ranging from mountain biking to fly-fishing. Cultural activities proliferate in theaters, museums, and historical attractions. A progressive community, Klamath Falls has an active downtown redevelopment program. A community action plan was developed and published in 1992 to set goals through 2002. Hundreds of local citizens participated.
Klamath County has a population of 63,775 with most of its residents located with in the county seat of Klamath Falls and it's urban growth boundary. The urban growth area of Klamath Falls accommodates 40,100 visitors, which includes the 20,940 residents of the City of Klamath Falls.
Klamath Falls is classified as high desert with total precipitation averaging 18.05 inches annually including snowfall averaging 38.5 inches annually. Framed by the Cascade Mountains on the west, at an elevation of 4,105', the humidity is low and temperatures seldom rise above 100.
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INFORMATION NOT GUARANTEED AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED.
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