Or. Admin. R. 123-650-1000 - DIMENSIONS AND BOUNDARIES - Size and Distances
For purposes of an enterprise zone designation, re-designation or boundary change:
(1) Except as
allowed in OAR 123-650-1100:
(a) The
straight-line distance between any two points within the zone may not exceed 12
miles if it is urban, or 15 miles if it is rural.
(b) A separate area of the zone must be five
or fewer miles of straight-line distance away from another area of the zone as
measured between the two closest points of each area.
(2) No part of the zone may be inside the
boundary of another enterprise zone.
(3) The total area of the zone may not exceed
12 square miles if it is urban, or 15 square miles if it is rural, for which
the following may be ignored, even though they are within the zone boundary:
(a) Any road, track, transmission line or the
like that nominally links up separate areas of the zone for visual continuity;
(b) Public rights-of-way,
incidentally within the zone area definition or included with parcels or tax
lots comprising the zone, that are actively in use as part of the public
domain, completely unavailable for private development, and not expected to be
ever vacated; or
(c) Any area below
the ordinary high water mark of navigable bodies of water, including but not
limited to this state's border territory that is also within the jurisdiction
of the zone sponsor, such as areas of the ocean up to three nautical miles
directly from shore. Nevertheless, qualified property located in such an area
is inside the zone boundary for purposes of exemption.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075 & 285C.060(1)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 285C.050, 285C.090 & 285C.120
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