ORS 226.370
Notice and conduct of sale of excess land

Before selling the neighboring lands or property acquired under ORS 226.320 (Authority to acquire land for certain purposes) to 226.360 (Application of proceeds from sale of excess land), or any part thereof or any right or interest therein, the municipal authorities of the city shall give a notice of such sale by publication for five successive days in one or more daily newspapers of the city having a general circulation therein and by posting a similar notice in two conspicuous places in or upon the property described and referred to in the notice. The notice shall describe the property to be sold and shall state any restrictions under which the property will be sold and the terms of sale. The notice shall further state that sealed proposals will be received by an officer of the city named in the notice at the office of the officer for such purchase until the day and hour named therein. At the time appointed, such municipal authority shall open the proposals and shall either award to the highest responsible bidder for the purchase of the property; or at their discretion, reject any or all bids, and readvertise in the manner provided in this section.

Source: Section 226.370 — Notice and conduct of sale of excess land, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors226.­html.

Notes of Decisions

This statute, requiring bid and notice procedure for disposal of certain land, applies only to buffer lands surrounding parks, not to park land proper. Goose Hollow Foothills League v. City of Portland, 66 Or App 920, 676 P2d 897 (1984), Sup Ct review denied

226.010
Control of municipal corporation over property outside boundaries 226.110
Definitions for ORS 226.120 to 226.240 226.120
Composition and selection of board of park commissioners 226.131
Vote required for creation of park commission 226.140
Organization of board 226.150
Duties of secretary 226.160
Duties of treasurer 226.170
Publication of penalties 226.180
Meetings 226.190
Prohibition of member interest in board contracts 226.200
Taxing power of board 226.210
General powers of board 226.220
Vote required for special tax levy 226.230
Abolition of board 226.240
Transfer of commission powers on favorable vote 226.310
Definition of “city” for ORS 226.320 to 226.400 226.320
Authority to acquire land for certain purposes 226.330
Acquisition of property in excess of needs 226.340
Terms of appropriation ordinance 226.350
Sale of excess land 226.360
Application of proceeds from sale of excess land 226.370
Notice and conduct of sale of excess land 226.380
Condemnation procedure 226.390
Financing of projects by bond issues 226.400
Construction of memorials or veterans’ facilities in parks within city limits 226.410
Authority to establish facilities for disposition of human remains within or without city limits 226.420
Acquisition of property of cemetery association 226.430
Control by city after conveyance 226.440
Sale of lots by city 226.450
Authority to expend funds for maintenance of cemeteries 226.510
Certain cemeteries as menace to public 226.520
Definitions for ORS 226.510 to 226.640 226.530
Powers of city to acquire and remove cemeteries to another site 226.540
Public hearing concerning abandoned or neglected cemetery 226.550
Governing body to publish resolution or ordinance upon finding that cemetery should be relocated 226.560
Expenditure of public funds for removal and reinterment of remains from discontinued cemetery 226.570
Power of city to condemn cemetery 226.580
Parties defendant to condemnation suit 226.590
Service of summons 226.600
Effect of service by publication on persons or parties in interest 226.610
Compensation for condemned property determined by jury 226.620
City acquiring condemned cemetery to proceed with removal and reinterment of remains 226.630
Acts to be done by city in removing and reinterring remains 226.640
Issuance of permit to restore, maintain and preserve abandoned cemetery 226.990
Penalties
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Current through early 2024

§ 226.370’s source at oregon​.gov