Or. Admin. Code § 150-294.175(2) - Definition: Certification of Compliance. Plan to Achieve Adequacy
(1) On or before
May 1 of each year, each county will file with the Department of Revenue an
estimate of expenditures as required by ORS
294.175. The Department of
Revenue will determine the adequacy of each county's estimates of expenditures
to comply with the requirements of ORS
308.027,
308.232,
308.234, ORS Ch. 309, and other
laws requiring equality and uniformity in the system of property taxation. For
any county whose proposed expenditures are neither at a level nor of a type to
achieve adequacy as determined by the department, the county will state how it
intends to comply with a plan to achieve adequacy previously approved by the
department.
(2) Any county which is
not in compliance as of January 1, of any year, and does not have a plan to
achieve adequacy which has been approved by the department must, in lieu of the
statement of compliance required under section 1 of this rule, submit a plan to
achieve adequacy. After its review of the plan, the department will, if it
deems necessary before approval, set a date for a meeting to be held with the
county. The meeting may be for review of the plan only, or may be held in
conjunction with the conference with the county governing body on their
expenditure level.
(3) At the
meeting the department and county governing body, assessing officials, and
others as appropriate, will conduct a thorough review of the plan to identify
and resolve any areas of disagreement. Before the conclusion of the meeting the
department will inform the county governing body of its agreement with the
plan, or modifications that may be necessary to the plan before approval. If
the department and county governing body reach agreement on the county's plan,
or modified plan, the department will include in its approval, based upon the
plan, the number of years for the county to reach full compliance.
(4) Within ten days after the date of the
meeting, the county governing body must furnish to the department a signed
resolution of intent by the county governing body and assessing official to
meet the provisions of the plan.
(5) If the department and county governing
body can not reach agreement on the plan, or if the signed statement of intent
is not furnished to the department by June 1 of the year, the department must
issue a denial of certification under Or. Laws 1989 Ch. 796 Sec. 2 Sub.
(6).
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 294.005
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