OAR 734-051-6020
Definitions
(1)
“Claim for relief,” means a request for an administrative remedy for the denial of an approach application at the location of a grant or reservation of access, or the closure of an existing permitted or grandfathered approach.(2)
“Person holding an interest in real property,” means the owner of the title to real property or the contract purchaser of such real property, or record as shown on the last available complete tax assessment roll.(3)
“Administrative remedy,” “appropriate remedy” or “remedy” means the offer of monetary compensation or non-monetary benefits to a property owner that would address issues related to real property value, utility or uses, which include the equivalent value of:(a)
Actual physical reconnection of an approach to the highway or some other public facility;(b)
Construction of public roads or other public facilities, including frontage or utility roads, city streets, alleys or county roads;(c)
Improvements or modifications to the real property served or intended to be served by the approach, including paving of parking, restriping of lanes or parking, relocation of other traffic barriers and other items that directly address the impact to the property of the closure or denial; and(d)
Improvements or modifications to highways or other public facilities, including medians or other traffic channelization, signing or signal installation.
Source:
Rule 734-051-6020 — Definitions, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=734-051-6020
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