Or. Admin. Code § 137-003-0070 - Final Orders in Contested Cases
(1) Final orders in contested cases shall be
in writing.
(2) Except as provided
in section (3) of this rule, final orders in contested cases shall include the
following:
(a) Rulings on admissibility of
offered evidence when the rulings are not set forth in the record;
(b) Findings of fact -- those matters that
are either agreed as fact or that, when disputed, are determined by the
factfinder, on substantial evidence, to be facts over contentions to the
contrary. A finding must be made on each fact necessary to reach the
conclusions of law on which the order is based;
(c) Conclusion(s) of law -- applications of
the controlling law to the facts found and the legal results arising
therefrom;
(d) Order -- the action
taken by the agency as a result of the facts found and the legal conclusions
arising therefrom; and
(e) A
citation of the statutes under which the order may be appealed.
(3) When informal disposition of a
contested case is made by stipulation, agreed settlement or consent order as
provided in OAR 137-003-0002(3), the final order need not comply with section
(2) of this rule. However, the order must state the agency action and:
(a) Incorporate by reference the stipulation
or agreed settlement signed by the party or parties agreeing to that action;
or
(b) Be signed by the party or
parties and
(c) A copy must be
delivered or mailed to each party and the attorney of record for each party
that is represented.
(4)
The date of service of the order on the parties shall be specified in writing
and be part of or be attached to the order on file with the agency, unless
service of the final order is not required by statute.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.341
Stats. Implemented: ORS 183.341(1), 183.415 & 183.470, HB 2423 (2007)
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