Oregon § 450.140 Assessment ordinance

Oregon Statutes

§ 450.140 — Assessment ordinance

Oregon § 450.140

Vol.12

Title 36Public Health and Safety

Ch. 450Sanitary Districts and Authorities; Water Authorities

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 450.140 (2026).

Text

If any of the cost of sewers, drains or sewage treatment plants is assessed against the property directly benefited thereby, the board shall, before attempting to make the improvement or assessment, adopt a general ordinance providing for the method of assessment. The ordinance shall:

(1)Contain provision for notice to property owners of intention to make the assessment and improvement.

(2)Provide that notice shall be not less than 20 days before action is taken thereon.

(3)Provide an opportunity for property owners to appear before the board for the purpose of remonstrating against assessments.

(4)Provide for the general method of assessing the property directly benefited and of the recording of liens against the property directly benefited, and of making supplementary assessments and

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If any of the cost of sewers, drains or sewage treatment plants is assessed against the property directly benefited thereby, the board shall, before attempting to make the improvement or assessment, adopt a general ordinance providing for the method of assessment. The ordinance shall:
(1) Contain provision for notice to property owners of intention to make the assessment and improvement.
(2) Provide that notice shall be not less than 20 days before action is taken thereon.
(3) Provide an opportunity for property owners to appear before the board for the purpose of remonstrating against assessments.
(4) Provide for the general method of assessing the property directly benefited and of the recording of liens against the property directly benefited, and of making supplementary assessments and rebates.