Mandamus proceeding when county fails to take final action on land use application within specified time
- jurisdiction
- notice
- peremptory writ
Source:
Section 215.429 — Mandamus proceeding when county fails to take final action on land use application within specified time; jurisdiction; notice; peremptory writ, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors215.html
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Notes of Decisions
Landowner’s application to county to broaden categories of commercial uses permitted on landowner’s land was application for proposed development of land. State ex rel Schrodt v. Jackson County, 262 Or App 437, 324 P3d 615 (2014)
Where plaintiff filed mandamus petition 11 days after hearings official issued final written decision to deny plaintiff’s land use permit application, plaintiff’s filing was premature because “governing body” as used in this section includes designee of governing body and this section requires plaintiff to wait 14 days after written decision to file mandamus petition. State ex rel Willamette Community Health Solutions v. Lane County, 274 Or App 545, 361 P3d 613 (2015)
Land use mandamus proceeding is not available remedy for applicant requesting determination of lot-of-record status, because request does not constitute request for approval of proposed development of land. State ex rel Kine v. Deschutes County, 307 Or App 290, 477 P3d 417 (2020)