Or. Admin. R. 660-016-0020 - Landowner Involvement
(1) The
development of inventory data, identification of conflicting uses and adoption
of implementing measures must, under Statewide Planning Goals 1 and 2, provide
opportunities for citizen involvement and agency coordination. In addition, the
adoption of regulations or plan provisions carries with it basic legal notice
requirements. (County or city legal counsel can advise the planning department
and governing body of these requirements.) Depending upon the type of action
involved, the form and method of landowner notification will vary. State
statutes and local charter provisions contain basic notice requirements.
Because of the nature of the Goal 5 process as outlined in this paper it is
important to provide for notification and involvement of landowners, including
public agencies, at the earliest possible opportunity. This will likely avoid
problems or disagreements later in the process and improve the local
decision-making process in the development of the plan and implementing
measures.
(2) As the Goal 5 process
progresses and more specificity about the nature of resources, identified
conflicting uses, ESEE consequences and implementing measures is known, notice
and involvement of affected parties will become more meaningful. Such notice
and landowner involvement, although not identified as a Goal 5 requirement is
in the opinion of the Commission, imperative.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183 & ORS 197
Stats. Implemented: ORS 197.040
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