Oregon § 468.425 Policy

Oregon Statutes

§ 468.425 — Policy

Oregon § 468.425

Vol.13

Title 36AHousing; Lottery and Games; Environment

Ch. 468Environmental Quality Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 468.425 (2026).

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It is declared to be the policy of this state:

(1)To aid and encourage public agencies with authority to provide treatment works for the control of water pollution, or responsibility for implementing a nonpoint source management plan pursuant to the nonpoint source management program described in ORS 468.429, in the transition from reliance on federal grants to local self-sufficiency by the use of fees paid by users of the treatment works;

(2)To aid and encourage qualified institutions to assist in the protection or maintenance of water quality in the waters of this state by financing projects to repair or replace failing on-site septic systems or to replace failing on-site septic systems with connections to an available sewer;

(3)To accept and use any federal grant funds available to c

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It is declared to be the policy of this state:
(1) To aid and encourage public agencies with authority to provide treatment works for the control of water pollution, or responsibility for implementing a nonpoint source management plan pursuant to the nonpoint source management program described in ORS 468.429, in the transition from reliance on federal grants to local self-sufficiency by the use of fees paid by users of the treatment works;
(2) To aid and encourage qualified institutions to assist in the protection or maintenance of water quality in the waters of this state by financing projects to repair or replace failing on-site septic systems or to replace failing on-site septic systems with connections to an available sewer;
(3) To accept and use any federal grant funds available to capitalize a perpetual revolving loan fund; and
(4) To assist public agencies in meeting treatment works’ construction obligations in order to prevent or eliminate pollution of surface and ground water by making loans from a revolving loan fund at interest rates that are less than or equal to market interest rates.