Oregon § 450.245 Application of ORS 450.005 to 450.245 to districts organized under former laws; savings clause

Oregon Statutes

§ 450.245 — Application of ORS 450.005 to 450.245 to districts organized under former laws; savings clause

Oregon § 450.245

Vol.12

Title 36Public Health and Safety

Ch. 450Sanitary Districts and Authorities; Water Authorities

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 450.245 (2026).

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(1)Sanitary districts organized under chapter 385, Oregon Laws 1935, which were exercising the functions of sanitary districts on July 16, 1949, are vested with all rights, powers and obligations prescribed in ORS 450.005 to 450.245 and, after July 16, 1949, shall conduct their business in accordance with and be subject to those sections.

(2)No right or obligation incurred by the formation of a sanitary district pursuant to the provisions of chapter 385, Oregon Laws 1935, as amended by chapter 402, Oregon Laws 1941, is affected by the repeal of those provisions. (Districts With Valuation Less Than $250,000)

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(1) Sanitary districts organized under chapter 385, Oregon Laws 1935, which were exercising the functions of sanitary districts on July 16, 1949, are vested with all rights, powers and obligations prescribed in ORS 450.005 to 450.245 and, after July 16, 1949, shall conduct their business in accordance with and be subject to those sections.
(2) No right or obligation incurred by the formation of a sanitary district pursuant to the provisions of chapter 385, Oregon Laws 1935, as amended by chapter 402, Oregon Laws 1941, is affected by the repeal of those provisions.
(Districts With Valuation Less Than $250,000)