Or. Admin. Code § 350-070-0060 - Special Review Process
(1)
In any development review decision by the Executive Director where the
applicant contends the result eliminates all beneficial use of the property,
the applicant must request special review as follows:
(a) Make the request in writing.
(b) Set out the pertinent portions of the
ordinance that apply;
(c) Describe
how the ordinance impacts the use of the property;
(d) Attach copies of any documents (maps,
deeds, easements, etc.) that are relevant; and
(e) Explain why the requested use must be
allowed to provide economic or beneficial use of the property.
(f) The request for special review shall be
served, concurrently with the Notice of Appeal, on the Executive Director and
all persons entitled to service of the Notice of Appeal. If a person who was
not served with a copy of the request for special review intervenes, then the
applicant shall, as soon as possible, serve a copy of the request for special
review on the intervenor.
(g) An
intervenor shall have the opportunity to specifically respond to the request
and any response shall be filed and served within 14 days after the applicant
serves the request for special review on the intervenor.
(2) The Director, on receipt of a request for
special review and intervenors' responses (if any), shall take the following
steps:
(a) Evaluate the request for special
review and intervenors' responses.
(b) Take one of the following steps:
(i) Where appropriate, recommend options for
use of the property that are consistent with the ordinance, or
(ii) Where the Director finds that
enforcement of the land use ordinance will deprive the landowner of all
economic or beneficial use of the property, the Director shall recommend the
Commission allow a use for the property. The economic or beneficial use
recommended shall be the use that on balance best protects the affected
resources. This section applies:
(A) if the
Forest Service or the federal government does not provide just compensation for
a Special Management Area designation it made; or
(B) for a General Management Area designation
made by the Gorge Commission.
(c) Include proposed findings of fact in the
recommendation. This shall be completed within 30 days after the last due date
for the filing of an intervenor's response; and
(d) Specify the factual and/or legal
principles relied on in support of the recommendations.
(3) The Executive Director shall serve the
recommendation on the request for special review on the applicant and all
intervenors.
(4) The filing of a
request for special review shall toll all subsequent time periods specified in
these rules, except for intervention specified in
350-070-0170. The time periods,
beginning with the filing of the record pursuant to
350-070-0070 shall begin to run
on the date that the Executive Director serves the recommendation on the
request for special review.
(5) The
recommendation on a request for special review shall not be construed as an
approval or denial of any land use. The applicant may continue the appeal or
may submit a new land use application for the recommended land
use(s).
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 196.150
Stats. Implemented: ORS 196.150, RCW 43.97.015; 16 U.S.C. § 544 c(b), 16 U.S.C. § 544 m(a)(2)
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