Oregon § 774.180 Intervention in agency proceedings affecting utility consumers; standing to obtain judicial or administrative review

Oregon Statutes

§ 774.180 — Intervention in agency proceedings affecting utility consumers; standing to obtain judicial or administrative review

Oregon § 774.180

Vol.19

Title 57Utility Regulation

Ch. 774Citizens’ Utility Board

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 774.180 (2026).

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Notwithstanding any other provision of law:

(1)Whenever the board determines that any agency proceeding may affect the interests of utility consumers, Citizens’ Utility Board may intervene as of right as an interested party or otherwise participate in the proceeding.

(2)Citizens’ Utility Board shall have standing to obtain judicial or administrative review of any agency action, and may intervene as of right as a party or otherwise participate in any proceeding which involves the review or enforcement of any action by an agency, if the board determines that the action may affect the interests of utility consumers.

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Notwithstanding any other provision of law:
(1) Whenever the board determines that any agency proceeding may affect the interests of utility consumers, Citizens’ Utility Board may intervene as of right as an interested party or otherwise participate in the proceeding.
(2) Citizens’ Utility Board shall have standing to obtain judicial or administrative review of any agency action, and may intervene as of right as a party or otherwise participate in any proceeding which involves the review or enforcement of any action by an agency, if the board determines that the action may affect the interests of utility consumers.