Or. Admin. R. 603-014-0047 - Renewal Fees for Certificates of Recordation of Brands
(1) All
certificates of recordation expire on their expiration dates, unless the
department receives the renewal fee by the first January 4th that follows an
attempt by the department to notify the holder of the need to renew.
(2) The department will attempt to notify the
holder during the September that precedes the expiration date of the
certificate of recordation that the certificate needs to be renewed.
(3) The amount of the renewal fee depends on
whether the new expiration date will be adjusted under OAR 603-014-0046.
(a) If the new expiration date will not be
adjusted, the certificate of recordation will be effective for four years and
the amount of the renewal fee will be based on the species of livestock. For
all livestock species except sheep, the renewal fee shall be $100. For sheep,
the renewal fee shall be $40.
(b)
If the new expiration date will be adjusted, the department will attempt to
notify the holder of the adjusted expiration date and of the amount of the
renewal fee. The amount of the renewal fee will be calculated based on the
number of years that the certificate of recordation will be effective and on
the species of livestock. For livestock species except sheep, the renewal fee
shall be $25 per year. For sheep, the renewal fee shall be $10 per
year.
(4) The department
will mail the notifications described in this section to a holder of a
certificate of recordation at the holder's last known address as shown on the
department's records.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 561
Stats. Implemented: ORS 604.027(1) & 604.027(2)
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