Or. Admin. R. 660-032-0040 - Interim Forecasts
(1) If a
local government outside the Metro boundary initiates a periodic review or
other legislative review of its comprehensive plan that concerns an urban
growth boundary or a matter authorized by section (2) of this rule before the
date the PRC issues a final population forecast for the local government in the
first forecasting cycle described in OAR 577-050-0040(7), the local government
may continue its review using the population forecast that was acknowledged
before the review was initiated, provided the forecast was:
(a) Adopted by the local government not more
than 10 years before the date of initiation, as a part of the comprehensive
plan, consistent with the requirements of ORS
195.034 and
195.036 as those sections were
in effect immediately before July 1, 2013, and
(b) Acknowledged as provided in ORS
197.251 or
197.625 prior to the effective
date of this rule.
(2)
The authorization to use the forecast described in section (1) applies only to
a periodic review or a legislative review of the comprehensive plan that
concerns:
(a) An urban growth boundary review
or amendment as provided in Goal 14 and OAR 660, div 24;
(b) Economic development (Goal 9);
(c) Housing needs (Goal 10);
(d) Public facilities (Goal 11); or
(e) Transportation (Goal 12).
(3) For purposes of
section (1) of this rule, if the acknowledged forecast was adopted by the
applicable county, and if the forecast allocates population forecasts to the
urban areas in the county but has not been adopted by a particular city in that
county, the city may apply the allocated forecast as necessary for the purposes
described in section (2) of this rule.
(4) If the forecast is consistent with
sections (1)(a) and (1)(b) of this rule but does not provide a forecast for the
entire applicable planning period for a purpose described in section (2), the
local government may apply an extended forecast for such purpose. The extended
forecast shall be developed by applying the long term growth trend that was
assumed in the acknowledged forecast, for the particular planning area, to the
current population of the planning area.
(5) If the local government initiates a
periodic review or other legislative review that concerns an urban growth
boundary or other matter authorized by section (2) of this rule before the
issuance by PRC of a final population forecast for the local government, and if
that review would be based on a population forecast that was adopted and
submitted to the department prior to the effective date of this rule as
provided in OAR 660-032-0000 (2), but which is not acknowledged by the
effective date of this rule, the local government may continue its review using
that forecast provided the forecast is acknowledged prior to the local
government's adoption of any final land use decision or periodic review task
resulting from such review.
(6) If
the local government does not have a forecast that meets the requirements of
sections (1)(a) and (1)(b) or section (5) of this rule, the local government
may adopt an interim forecast for purposes described in section (2) of this
rule. The interim forecast must be based on the average annual (annualized)
growth rate for the planning period in the most recent population forecast for
the county issued by the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis (OEA), consistent
with section (7) of this rule. The local government shall adopt the interim
forecast following the procedures and requirements in ORS
197.610 to
197.650 and shall provide notice
to all local governments in the county.
(7) The interim forecast described in section
(6), for a particular planning area, must be developed by applying the
annualized growth rate in the most recent OEA forecast, to the current
population of the planning area.
(8) For purposes of this rule:
(a) "Annualized growth rate" means the
forecasted average annual (annualized) growth rate determined from the most
recent published OEA forecast, calculated from 2015 to the 5-year time interval
nearest the end of the planning period.
(b) "Apply the annualized growth rate to the
current population of the planning area" means to multiply the current
population of the planning area by annualized growth rate.
(c) "Current population of the planning area"
for a county means the estimated population of the county issued by PRC for the
year that the review described in section (1) of this rule is initiated.
(d) "Current population of the
planning area" for an urban area means the PRC estimate of population of the
city at the time the review is initiated, plus the population for the area
between the urban growth boundary and the city limits as determined by the most
recent Decennial Census published by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 197.040 &195.033(10)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 195.033, 195.036 & OL 2013 Ch. 574, Sec. 3
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