Or. Admin. R. 660-045-0020 - Definitions
(1)
Affected local government or district means a
local government, as defined in ORS
197.015(13), or
a special district, as defined in ORS
197.015(19),
against which a requester seeks an enforcement order.
(2)
Commission
means the Land Conservation and Development Commission.
(3)
Corrective
action means an action sought by a requester or required of an
affected local government or district by an enforcement order under ORS
197.335(1)(c).
The term includes revisions to an affected local government or district's
comprehensive plan, land use regulations, special district cooperative
agreement, urban service agreement, or decision-making process. A corrective
action is the remedy for the noncompliance specified by an enforcement
order.
(4)
Department means the Department of Land
Conservation and Development.
(5)
Enforcement order means a final order adopted by
the commission in accordance with the provisions of ORS
197.319 to
197.335 and
197.646.
(6)
Interim
measure means a temporary measure required of an affected local
government or district by an enforcement order in accordance with ORS
197.335(3) to
197.335(5). An
interim measure is one in effect only while an affected local government or
district is bringing itself into compliance with an enforcement order. Interim
measures include (but are not limited to) limitations on land use permits,
withholding of state-shared revenues, and review of local land use decisions by
a hearings officer or by the department.
(7)
Mail means
to convey a document by any of the following means: first-class mail via the
United States Postal Service, if verified with a certificate of mailing;
certified or registered mail via the United States Postal Service; delivery by
commercial carrier, if the carrier guarantees delivery within three days and
issues a receipt of transmittal. As used in this division, the word
mail does not include the transmitting of documents by
facsimile (fax), electronic mail (e-mail), or telephone.
(8)
Mediation
means a process in which a collaborative dispute resolution provider, as
defined in OAR 137-001-0005(4), assists the requester and the affected local
government or district in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution of issues
raised in a petition for enforcement. Mediation is a voluntary process
available to parties at any stage of an enforcement proceeding.
(9)
Noncompliance means a state of not being in
compliance with a currently applicable comprehensive plan, land use regulation,
special district cooperative agreement, urban growth management agreement,
goal, rule, or other regulation or agreement, as described in ORS
197.320(1) to
197.320(10) or
in ORS 197.646. The term includes a
failure to comply with applicable case law in making a land use decision. The
term includes a pattern or practice of decision making that violates an
acknowledged comprehensive plan or land use regulation. Noncompliance is the
problem that an enforcement order seeks to eliminate through corrective action.
(10)
Pattern of
decision making means a mode, method, or instance of decision
making representative of a group of decisions with these characteristics:
(a) The decisions involve the same or related
provisions of an acknowledged comprehensive plan, land use regulation, or
special district cooperative agreement;
(b) The decisions involve the same or similar
geographic areas, plan designations, zones, or types of land use; and
(c) The decisions occurred within the three
years preceding the date on which the requester sent the affected local
government or district the request described in OAR 660-045-0040, or the
decisions are likely to occur after that date.
(11)
Practice of decision
making means a series or succession of decisions with these
characteristics:
(a) The decisions involved
the same or similar provisions of an acknowledged comprehensive plan, land use
regulation, or special district cooperative agreement;
(b) The decisions involved the same or
similar geographic areas, plan designations, zones, or types of land use;
and
(c) The decisions occurred
within the three years preceding the date on which the requester sent the
affected local government or district the request described in OAR
660-045-0040.
(12)
Requester means a person as defined in ORS
197.015(18) who
seeks an enforcement order under ORS
197.319 to
197.335.
(13)
Year means
any period of 365 consecutive days.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183 & ORS 197
Stats. Implemented: ORS 197.319 - ORS 197.335 & ORS 197.646
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