ORS 264.370
Hearing

  • assessment ordinance

(1)

At the time of the public hearing on the proposed improvement, if the written remonstrances represent less than the amount of property required to defeat the proposed improvement, if such an improvement is one that can be remonstrated against, then on the basis of such hearing of written remonstrances and oral objections, if any, the district board may, by motion, at the time of the hearing or within 60 days thereafter, order the improvement to be carried out in accordance with the resolution, or the district board may, on its own motion, abandon the improvement.

(2)

After the public hearing on the proposed improvement and after the district board has moved to proceed with the improvement, it may pass an ordinance assessing the various lots, parcels of land or parts thereof, to be specially benefited with their apportioned share of the cost of the improvement; but the passage of an assessment ordinance may be delayed until the contract for the work is let, or until the improvement is completed and the total cost thereof is determined. [1969 c.686 §§6,7]

Source: Section 264.370 — Hearing; assessment ordinance, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors264.­html.

264.010
Definitions
264.015
Application of ORS chapter 255
264.110
Formation of domestic water supply district
264.114
Annexation where water supply affected by wildfire emergency
264.210
General powers of district
264.220
Disposal of taxes levied when organization declared invalid
264.240
Eminent domain authority
264.250
Authority to borrow money and issue general obligation bonds
264.260
Issuance of revenue bonds
264.270
Issuance of refunding bonds
264.280
Bond sale procedure
264.300
Tax assessment, levy and collection
264.306
Regulations concerning use of water and district property
264.308
Requiring cash deposits of water users
264.310
Rates for water furnished
264.312
Increasing water rates
264.314
Shutting off water if delinquent in payment of water bill
264.320
Refund of cost of water main extension
264.330
Hydrants for fire protection
264.335
Authority to exercise powers of sanitary district
264.336
Exercise of sanitary district powers in territory covered by 2020 major disaster declaration related to wildfires
264.340
Purchase and maintenance of fire equipment
264.342
Adoption of fire prevention code
264.344
Scope of fire prevention code
264.346
Violation of code or failure to remove hazards prohibited
264.348
Copies of code to be filed with Department of State Fire Marshal and posted at fire stations
264.349
Revoking authority to furnish fire protection services
264.350
Street lighting system
264.352
Drainage work
264.360
Cooperative agreements
264.362
Initiation of proceedings
264.364
Board action on report
264.366
Declaration of intention
264.368
Manner of doing work
264.370
Hearing
264.372
Methods of assessment
264.374
Appeal from assessment
264.376
Notice of assessment
264.378
Assessment lien records
264.380
Errors in assessment calculations
264.382
Deficit assessment
264.384
Excess assessment
264.386
Abandonment of proceedings
264.388
Guides in testing validity of proceedings
264.390
Reassessment
264.394
Enforcement of assessment lien
264.410
Board
264.417
Position numbers for commissioners
264.420
Calling of special elections
264.430
Proceedings of board
264.470
Deposit and withdrawal of moneys
264.480
Board of commissioners after merger or consolidation
264.505
Agreement to supply additional water prior to approval of annexation petition
264.540
Fire hydrants in city joined or annexed to district
264.550
Contracts between district and city joined or annexed to district
264.560
Permissible services
264.810
Employees’ retirement system authorized
264.820
Budgeting for retirement system
264.830
Employee contributions
264.840
Limitation on membership
264.875
Assumption of debts and obligations of district upon dissolution
264.990
Penalties
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