Or. Admin. R. 137-003-0092 - Stay Proceeding and Order
(1) The agency may conduct such further
proceedings pertaining to the stay request as it deems desirable, including
taking further evidence on the matter. Agency staff may present additional
evidence in response to the stay request. The agency shall commence such
proceedings promptly after receiving the stay request.
(2) The agency shall issue an order granting
or denying the stay request within 30 calendar days after receiving it. The
agency's order shall:
(a) Grant the stay
request upon findings of irreparable injury to the petitioner and a colorable
claim of error in the agency order and may impose reasonable conditions,
including but not limited to, a bond, irrevocable letter of credit or other
undertaking and that the petitioner file all documents necessary to bring the
matter to issue before the Court of Appeals within a specified reasonable
period of time; or
(b) Deny the
stay request upon a finding that the petitioner failed to show irreparable
injury or a colorable claim of error in the agency order; or
(c) Deny the stay request upon a finding that
a specified substantial public harm would result from granting the stay,
notwithstanding the petitioner's showing of irreparable injury and a colorable
claim of error in the agency order; or
(d) Grant or deny the stay request as
otherwise required by law.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.341
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341(1), ORS 183.482(3)
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