Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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What is the maximum height for a small commercial structure?

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The correct answer is: 20 feet

The maximum height for a small commercial structure is typically defined based on building codes and regulations that ensure safety and compliance for construction. In regions such as Oregon, a height of 20 feet aligns with the classifications set for small commercial structures, which are often limited to ensure ease of construction and compliance with zoning laws. This height accommodates the needs of smaller commercial operations while maintaining building integrity, fire safety measures, and accessibility standards. Structures exceeding this height often enter into different regulatory categories, which may require additional permits, inspections, and design considerations, making 20 feet a practical and reasonable limit for simplicity in compliance for small commercial buildings.