The following page contains useful information for businesses considering operating within the greater North Plains area.
10680 NW 289th Place
New construction for lease, building + yard
13,264 SF industrial space
Capacity Commercial Group 503-326-9000
The State of Oregon offers the Business Wizard which can assistant you with determining what permits you may need as well as finance resources that may be available to you.
Serviced industrial property is readily available in the North Plains area. The City of North Plains can assist companies with locating industrial sites or buildings which will meet their needs by working with brokers and developers. A customized site proposal will be developed based on the client’s requirements. Likewise if you need assistance with locating a commercial property, please contact the City of North Plains and they will arrange tours and provide information as requested.
Coordinated meetings between a prospective client company and private utilities are often arranged and attended by the City staff to discuss requirements, quality, cost, and service in a team approach.
The City of North Plains purchases water through a contract with the Joint Water Commission through the City of Hillsboro.
Clean Water Services provides wastewater treatment services.
Power provider is Portland General Electric (PGE). PGE has a total combined generating capacity of 1,957 megawatts and they also operate several Reliability Centers throughout the region.
NW Natural is the natural gas provider which serves residential, commercial and industrial customers in western Oregon and southwest Washington.
The Washington County Workforce Alliance, a group of Washington County employment and training organizations, provides customized recruitment, training, retention and outplacement services to meet business needs.
Easy access to transportation routes and services are key in today’s global economy. North Plains is conveniently located adjacent to US Hwy 26 and 30 minutes west of Interstates 5 and 84.
North Plains is served by Ride Connection Community Bus Service which provides a free shuttle to the Tri-Met public transportation system hub in Hillsboro, which is the western terminus of the 33 mile metropolitan light rail line which links Portland’s west and east suburbs as well as the Portland International Airport to the north.
The Portland International Airport (PDX) is the only passenger airport served by the major airlines in the metropolitan area. Located approximately 45 minutes from North Plains, full service daily passenger and cargo flights to major U.S. cities and international destinations are available.
The Hillsboro Airport is Oregon’s busiest general aviation airport, with more than 200,000 operations annually. With its two runways (6,600′ and 4,049′) and four full service fixed base operators, the airport provides all the facilities to support jet and propeller driven aircraft and helicopters. Charter companies fly their aircraft and helicopters in and out of the airport. Restaurants and hotels are located near the airport along with rental car services at the terminal. Several major corporations have hangars at the Hillsboro airport. The Hillsboro airport is managed by the Port of Portland.
The Port of Portland manages the only deep draft port in the region. Terminal 6, located in north Portland, west of Interstate 5, is the region’s primary container and auto handling terminal with vessels calling daily. Barge handling capabilities as well as direct ship to rail access to inter-modal containers are available. Located about 45 minutes from North Plains, drayage companies find the easy access to US Hwy 26 convenient when transporting goods to and from the Port of Portland.
The consolidated tax rate in North Plains in $13.61/$1,000 of assessed valuation. The City of North Plains receives $2.1712 of that consolidated rate for 2010-2011. That is among the lowest in Washington County. Because North Plains is not part of the Metro region it is not subject to the Metro taxation.
Personal and corporate excise taxes and a state lottery are used to support programs provided by the State of Oregon.
The current maximum rate is 9 percent, which applies to single returns with a taxable income greater than $5,000 and on joint returns greater than $10,000.
Oregon applies a 6.6 percent tax against net Oregon revenue. Additional income tax information including tax forms can be found at the Oregon Department of Revenue.
Employers are subject to the following requirements:
Additional information can be obtained from the Oregon Employment Department, Unemployment Insurance Division.
Oregon has some of the lowest workers compensation costs in the nation
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