OAR 660-034-0025
Dispute Resolution
(1)
If a local government objects to a proposed state park master plan, as described in OAR 660-034-0020 (Coordination Procedures for Development of State Park Master Plans)(4) to 660-034-0020 (Coordination Procedures for Development of State Park Master Plans)(6), OPRD shall attempt to resolve the objections during the 60 day delay period specified in OAR 660-034-0020 (Coordination Procedures for Development of State Park Master Plans)(5), either through informal discussions with the local government or through formal mediation.(2)
OPRD or the local government may request mediation through the Oregon Consensus Program in order to resolve a disagreement about uses in a preliminary draft state park master plan. Such mediation shall be conducted according to the provisions of ORS 183.502 (Authority of agencies to use alternative means of dispute resolution).(3)
If OPRD and the local government engage in mediation pursuant to OAR 660-034-0025 (Dispute Resolution)(2), and if this mediation does not result in timely resolution of the objection, either OPRD or the local government may request a nonbinding determination by the Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCDC). This determination shall be limited to issues involving the compliance of OPRD’s proposed state park master plan with the statewide goals or related statutes or rules. Such a request shall be submitted by the end of the 60-day delay period specified in OAR 660-034-0020 (Coordination Procedures for Development of State Park Master Plans)(5), or within 15 days following a withdrawal by either party from the mediation proceedings described under section (2) of this rule, whichever occurs last. LCDC may either agree or not agree to consider a request to issue a nonbinding determination regarding the dispute.
Source:
Rule 660-034-0025 — Dispute Resolution, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=660-034-0025.