Oregon § 468A.343 Public meetings; private actions

Oregon Statutes

§ 468A.343 — Public meetings; private actions

Oregon § 468A.343

Vol.13

Title 36AHousing; Lottery and Games; Environment

Ch. 468AAir Quality

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 468A.343 (2026).

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(1)The Department of Environmental Quality shall hold any public meeting required by rules adopted pursuant to ORS 468A.335 to 468A.343 and section 7, chapter 102, Oregon Laws 2018. At least one representative of a person in control of an air contamination source for which a permit or plan will be discussed at a public meeting required by a rule adopted under ORS 468A.335 to 468A.343 and section 7, chapter 102, Oregon Laws 2018, must appear at the meeting.

(2)If the Environmental Quality Commission adopts a program and rules pursuant to ORS 468A.337 or a pilot program pursuant to ORS 468A.339, the programs and rules and their applicability to any air contamination source described in this section do not create a new standard of care or otherwise alter an existing standard of care for imp

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(1) The Department of Environmental Quality shall hold any public meeting required by rules adopted pursuant to ORS 468A.335 to 468A.343 and section 7, chapter 102, Oregon Laws 2018. At least one representative of a person in control of an air contamination source for which a permit or plan will be discussed at a public meeting required by a rule adopted under ORS 468A.335 to 468A.343 and section 7, chapter 102, Oregon Laws 2018, must appear at the meeting.
(2) If the Environmental Quality Commission adopts a program and rules pursuant to ORS 468A.337 or a pilot program pursuant to ORS 468A.339, the programs and rules and their applicability to any air contamination source described in this section do not create a new standard of care or otherwise alter an existing standard of care for imposing liability in any private action.