Or. Admin. Code § 734-058-0040 - Effective Period and Cancellation of Permit
(1) The Permit will be in effect for the
period of time provided in the Permit. Permits are not transferable and may be
cancelled by mutual consent of the parties. The Department may revoke a Permit
for non-compliance with the terms of the Permit.
(2) The Permit will be voided and all
privileges there under forfeited if the Applicant fails to commence the
activity covered by the Permit within the period specified in the Permit,
unless a written extension of time is obtained from the DM.
(3) The DM may cancel a Permit for cause,
including, but not limited to, weather conditions, safety considerations, in
emergencies (i.e., fire, accidents), failure of the Applicant to comply with
the terms of the Permit, or operation of law. Cancellation may be issued in
writing, or be verbal followed by written confirmation of the verbal
cancellation.
(4) A revoked Permit
within the previous three (3) years or repeated failure to comply with the
terms of the Permit may result in the Applicant's forfeiture of privilege to
apply for and to receive a Permit for Pedestrian Activity.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 184.616, 184.619 & 814.070
Stats. Implemented: ORS 814.070
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