Or. Admin. Code § 581-075-0205 - Appeals of Potential Violations of Division 22 Standards
(1) The department will investigate a
potential violation of a rule codified in Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter
581, Division 22, if a complainant files an appeal of a complaint initially
filed with a district and the appeal meets the criteria set forth in this
rule.
(2) The appeal must be ripe.
An appeal is ripe when:
(a) If the district
has a complaint process, the district has issued a final written decision to
the complainant in accordance with the district's complaint process or the
district has failed to resolve the complaint within 90 calendar days of the
initial submission of the complaint, unless the district and complainant have
agreed in writing to a different time period for resolving the
complaint.
(b) If the district does
not have a complaint process, the complainant has received any written response
from the district or the district has failed to resolve the complaint within 90
calendar days of the initial submission of the complaint, unless the district
and complainant have agreed in writing to a different time period for resolving
the complaint.
(3) The
complaint on which the appeal is based must have been initially filed with the
district not later than two calendar years after the date on which the alleged
violation occurred or the complainant discovered the alleged violation. For
purposes of this subsection, if the alleged violation is of a continuing
nature, the date on which the alleged violation occurred is the most recent
date on which the alleged violation occurred.
(4) The appeal must be received by the
department not later than one calendar year after the date on which the
department could have first accepted the appeal under subsection (2) of this
section.
(5) The appeal must:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) Be submitted in person, by mail, or
electronically; and
(c) Contain:
(A) The name of the person filing the
appeal;
(B) If the person filing
the appeal has a phone number, address, or email address, the person's phone
number, address, or email address;
(C) A statement of facts upon which the
appeal is based; and
(D) Any other
information requested by the department.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 326.051, ORS 327.103, ORS 338.115 & ORS 334.217
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 326.051, ORS 327.103, ORS 338.115 & ORS 334.217
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