Or. Admin. Code § 350-070-0210 - Stays
(1) Only an
appellant or intervenor who would have standing to appeal a land use decision
may file a motion for a stay. The movant may file a Notice of Intervention
concurrently with the motion for a stay. A motion for a stay of a land use
decision shall include:
(a) A statement
setting forth the movant's right to standing to appeal the decision;
(b) A statement explaining why the challenged
decision is subject to the Commission's jurisdiction;
(c) A statement of facts and reasons for
issuing a stay, demonstrating a colorable claim of error in the decision and
specifying how the movant will suffer irreparable harm if a stay is not
granted;
(d) A suggested expedited
briefing schedule;
(e) A copy of
the decision under review and copies of all ordinances, resolutions, plans or
other documents necessary to show the standards applicable to the decision
under review.
(2) Unless
otherwise ordered by the Chair of the Commission, a response to a motion for a
stay of a land use decision shall be filed within 10 days after the motion is
filed and shall set forth all matters in opposition to the motion and any facts
showing any adverse effect, including an estimate of any monetary damages that
will accrue if a stay is granted.
(3) The Chair of the Commission shall base a
decision on the stay, including the right to a stay, or conditions of any stay
order, upon the motion presented. Documents may be attached to the motion in
the form of affidavits, maps or other materials, or presented at a hearing
which may be convened at the discretion of the Chair of the Commission and
follow the process in 350-70-140.
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