Oregon § 341.115 Effect of election results

Oregon Statutes

§ 341.115 — Effect of election results

Oregon § 341.115

Vol.9

Title 30Education and Culture

Ch. 341Community Colleges

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 341.115 (2026).

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(1)If the vote is in favor of the formation of the community college district and establishes a permanent rate limit for operating taxes for the district, the Higher Education Coordinating Commission:

(a)Shall proclaim the commission’s determination from the election results that a community college district has been formed; and

(b)Shall furnish any affected county assessor with a copy of the proclamation.

(2)If the location of the community college or zone boundaries are specified on the ballot, and the vote favors formation, the commission shall include such location and boundaries in its proclamation.

(3)If the vote is in favor of the formation of a community college district but opposed to a permanent rate limit at the rate submitted, the district shall not be formed.

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(1) If the vote is in favor of the formation of the community college district and establishes a permanent rate limit for operating taxes for the district, the Higher Education Coordinating Commission:
(a) Shall proclaim the commission’s determination from the election results that a community college district has been formed; and
(b) Shall furnish any affected county assessor with a copy of the proclamation.
(2) If the location of the community college or zone boundaries are specified on the ballot, and the vote favors formation, the commission shall include such location and boundaries in its proclamation.
(3) If the vote is in favor of the formation of a community college district but opposed to a permanent rate limit at the rate submitted, the district shall not be formed.