Or. Admin. Code § 629-025-0080 - Removing Unattended Personal Property
(1) The Forester may remove Unattended
Personal Property from State Forest Lands. Items that, at the sole discretion
of Department personnel, have no apparent utility or are in an unsanitary
condition are considered garbage and may be discarded.
(2) Unattended Personal Property includes
items that have been left on State Forest Land longer than 48 hours or in
Designated Recreation Areas for more than 24 hours and are reasonably
recognizable as belonging to a Person and that have apparent utility.
(3) Weapons, drug paraphernalia, and items
that reasonably appear to be either stolen or evidence of a crime, at the sole
discretion of Department personnel, must be turned over to the appropriate law
enforcement agency.
(4) Department
personnel may separate Unattended Personal Property from garbage during
cleanups. Garbage must be immediately discarded and Unattended Personal
Property must be stored by the Department for no-less-than 30 days. During that
period it must be reasonably available to Persons claiming ownership of the
Unattended Personal Property.
(5)
The Forester must arrange in advance for a location to store Unattended
Personal Property. The storage facility must be reasonably secure and located
at or near one of the Department's District offices. The address of the
facility will not be publicized; however, a telephone number to arrange an
appointment to pick up claimed Unattended Personal Property must be provided.
The telephone number must reach an office that is staffed during normal
business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays). Appointments to claim Unattended
Personal Property must only be made during normal business hours.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 530.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 530.010 - 530.040
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