Or. Admin. Code § 738-080-0030 - Temporary Exemption from Registration of Manned Aircraft
(1) Aircraft not physically capable of
operation or flight may be temporarily exempt from the requirement of annual
registration by the Department. "Not physically capable of operation or flight"
means an aircraft is not capable of being operated in forward motion on the
ground or in flight and the incapability does not arise from the need for
preventive maintenance or repairs to the aircraft such as flat tires, broken
windows or other short term maintenance items that are normally required or
from the aircraft being grounded because it has not had inspections required by
the Federal Aviation Administration.
(2) An aircraft that is under construction,
or one that is disassembled waiting reassembly, may be exempt from registration
until it is physically capable of operation or flight.
(3) An aircraft owner who believes an
aircraft is not physically capable of operation or flight must submit a signed
"Request for Temporary Exemption" statement giving the reasons why it should be
temporarily exempt from registration. The statement must be received by the
Department 30 days before the aircraft registration expiration deadline to
allow time for the Director or designee to determine the eligibility for
exemption from registration.
(4)
The Director or designee shall make the final determination as to which
aircraft may be temporarily exempt from registration.
(a) If the exemption is denied, the aircraft
owner will be notified. The owner must then submit the appropriate aircraft
registration fee to the Department within 30 days of notification that the
exemption is denied.
(b) An
aircraft owner may request an informal review of the Director or designee's
decision after payment of the appropriate registration fee has been submitted.
Such review consists of an informal discussion with the Director or designee
about the aircraft's status.
(c) A
temporary exemption from registration under this rule will be effective for one
year from the registration deadline. A new exemption statement must be
submitted each year within the time frame specified in paragraph (3) of this
rule.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 835.035, 835.112 & 837.005
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 835.035 & 835.112
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