Or. Admin. Code § 150-457-0400 - Certification of Urban Renewal Frozen Value and Apportioning Value to Tax Code Areas
(1)
"Frozen value" as used in this rule has the same meaning as in OAR
150-457.440(9).
(2) All certified
statements and amendments filed under ORS
457.430 before September 29,
1991, continue to remain in effect, unless subsequently amended pursuant to
this rule. The total true cash value contained in those certified statements
constitutes the total assessed value for purposes of this section.
(3) The certified statement of the total
assessed value of all taxable real and personal property contained in the urban
renewal area (the frozen value), that is filed by the assessor pursuant to ORS
457.430 must include totals by
code area and by taxing district.
(4) If an urban renewal agency wants to limit
future collections for a plan by permanently increasing the plan's frozen value
pursuant to ORS 457.455(2), the
agency must do so by completing the portion of Department of Revenue Form UR-50
Notice to Assessor that is provided for that purpose, stating the plan name and
the new frozen value amount.
(5)
If an agency with an Option Three plan notifies the assessor to permanently
increase the plan's frozen value under section (4) of this rule, the formal
action taken by the agency to authorize the notice must not be in the form of
an ordinance or an amendment to the certified statement filed under ORS
457.430.
(6) If an agency notifies the assessor to
permanently increase a plan's frozen value, the assessor must amend the
certified statement filed under ORS
457.430, using the frozen value
stated by the agency on Form UR-50.
(7) The assessor must apportion to the tax
code areas in the plan area, the total frozen value stated by the agency in its
notice, in the same proportions as the most recent previously certified frozen
value was distributed among the code areas.
(8) The notice described in section (4) of
this rule must be submitted to the assessor by July 15 to apply to the next tax
roll.
(9) If the location of
property that is centrally assessed by the Department of Revenue pursuant to
ORS 308.505 to
308.665 or
308.805 to
308.820 cannot be determined,
the assessor must apportion the assessed value of that property among the code
areas in the same proportions as the assessed value of all real property is
distributed among the code areas on the last roll certified.
Notes
Forms referenced are available from the agency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100, 457.470
Stats. Implemented: ORS 457.430
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