Or. Admin. Code § 629-032-0030 - Notice of Default to Purchaser
(1) Whenever the forester finds there is a
violation of any provision of the contract, the forester may suspend operations
in accordance with the provisions of the contract. If the violation is not
corrected within the time specified by the forester, the forester may notify
the purchaser that the contract is in default and terminate the
contract.
(2) If the purchaser has
failed to complete the requirements of the contract prior to the expiration
date or any interim completion date required by the contract, whichever is
earliest, or if the purchaser injures or severs timber not included in the
sale, the forester may notify the purchaser that the contract is in default
without allowing the purchaser to take corrective action.
(3) All notices of default to the purchaser
shall:
(a) Be sent by certified mail with
return receipt requested;
(b)
Inform the purchaser of the reasons for the default and the effective date of
the default.
(c) Inform the
purchaser that the purchaser may request a contested case hearing by notifying
the forester within 15 days of the date of the Notice of Default.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 526 & ORS 530
Stats. Implemented: ORS 526.041, ORS 526.046 & ORS 530.059
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