Or. Admin. Code § 345-027-0372 - Proposed Order and Council's Final Decision on Requests for Amendment Under Type B Review
(1) No later
than 21 days after the written comment deadline that closes the record on the
draft proposed order, the Department must issue a proposed order recommending
approval, modification or denial of the request for amendment to the site
certificate. The Department must consider any written comments received before
the close of the record on the draft proposed order and any agency
consultation. The Department may issue the proposed order at a later date, but
the Department must, no later than 21 days after the close of the record on the
draft proposed order, notify the certificate holder in writing of the reasons
for the delay.
(2) Concurrent with
issuing the proposed order, the Department must issue public notice of the
proposed order by posting public notice as an announcement on its website and
by sending public notice by mail or email to:
(a) All persons on the Council's general
mailing list as defined in OAR
345-011-0020;
(b) All persons on any special list
established for the facility;
(c)
The reviewing agencies for the facility, as defined in OAR
345-001-0010(52);
and
(d) The property owners on the
updated list provided under OAR
345-027-0360(1)(f).
(3) Notice of the proposed order must
include:
(a) A description of the facility and
the facility's general location;
(b) The physical and website addresses of
where the public may review copies of the proposed order;
(c) The name, address, email address and
telephone number of the Department representative to contact for more
information; and
(d) A statement
that judicial review of the Council's final order either granting or denying an
amended site certificate is as provided in ORS
469.403.
(4) The Council, may adopt, modify or reject
the proposed order based on the considerations described in OAR
345-027-0375. In a written
order, the Council must either grant or deny issuance of an amended site
certificate. If the Council grants issuance of an amended site certificate, the
Council must issue an amended site certificate, which is effective upon
execution by the Council Chair and by the certificate holder.
(5) Judicial review of the Council's final
order either granting or denying an amended site certificate is as provided in
ORS 469.403.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 469.470
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 469.405
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