Oregon § 759.225 Application of ORS 759.220 to unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations

Oregon Statutes

§ 759.225 — Application of ORS 759.220 to unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations

Oregon § 759.225

Vol.19

Title 57Utility Regulation

Ch. 759Telecommunications Utility Regulation

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 759.225 (2026).

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Notwithstanding any other provision of law, ORS 759.220 applies to any unincorporated association or cooperative corporation providing intrastate telecommunications service. The application of ORS 759.220 to unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations:

(1)Does not allow the Public Utility Commission to establish terms, conditions, classifications or rates for services rendered to members of unincorporated associations or cooperative corporations;

(2)Does not make unincorporated associations or cooperative corporations subject to the commission’s general powers of regulation;

(3)Allows the commission to regulate access charges imposed by unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations; and

(4)Requires unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations to prov

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Notwithstanding any other provision of law, ORS 759.220 applies to any unincorporated association or cooperative corporation providing intrastate telecommunications service. The application of ORS 759.220 to unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations:
(1) Does not allow the Public Utility Commission to establish terms, conditions, classifications or rates for services rendered to members of unincorporated associations or cooperative corporations;
(2) Does not make unincorporated associations or cooperative corporations subject to the commission’s general powers of regulation;
(3) Allows the commission to regulate access charges imposed by unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations; and
(4) Requires unincorporated associations and cooperative corporations to provide information to the commission that the commission deems necessary to establish new extended service areas.