ORS 465.621
Dissolution

(1)

Dissolution of an authority may be initiated:

(a)

By resolution of the board of directors of the authority, filed with the local government that created the authority, if the board determines that dissolution of the authority is in the best interest of the community served by the authority; or

(b)

By resolution of the local government that created the authority:

(A)

If, at the time of the annual meeting of the board, board members have not been appointed to fill vacancies on the board as required by ORS 465.606 (Board of directors); or

(B)

If the local government determines that dissolution of the authority is in the best interest of residents within the jurisdiction of the local government.

(2)

Within five days after a resolution of the board is filed or a resolution of the local government is adopted under this section, a copy shall be filed with the secretary of the authority, if any, or with any other officer of the authority who can with reasonable diligence be located.

(3)

If there are no members of the board of directors of the authority, the local government shall act as or appoint a board of trustees to act on behalf of the authority to develop and implement a plan for dissolution.

(4)

Within 60 days after initiation of the dissolution proceeding, a plan of dissolution shall be filed with the office of the clerk of the county in which the authority is located and shall be available for inspection by any interested person.

(5)

Upon approval of dissolution by the governing body of the local government that created the authority, the authority shall be declared dissolved. If the local government has not appointed a board of trustees under subsection (3) of this section:

(a)

The board of directors shall constitute a board of trustees that shall pay the debts or procure releases of the debts and dispose of the property of the authority; or

(b)

The board of directors may designate the local government as the board of trustees for the purpose of winding up the affairs of the authority.

(6)

After the affairs of the authority have been fully settled, all books and records of the authority shall be deposited by the board of trustees in the office of the county clerk of the county in which the authority is located. At the same time, the board of trustees shall execute under oath, and file with the local government that created the authority, a statement that the authority has been dissolved and its affairs liquidated. From the date of the statement, the corporate existence of the authority is terminated for all purposes. [2015 c.631 §8]
Note: See note under 465.600 (Definitions for ORS 465.600 to 465.621).

Source: Section 465.621 — Dissolution, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors465.­html.

465.003
Definitions for ORS 465.003 to 465.034 465.006
Policy 465.009
Rules 465.012
Technical assistance to users and generators 465.015
Toxics use and hazardous waste reduction plan required 465.018
Notification of Department of Environmental Quality upon completion of plan or system 465.021
Review of plan or system 465.027
Contract for assistance with higher education institution 465.032
Form of implementation summary 465.034
Application of ORS 465.003 to 465.034 465.037
Short title 465.101
Definitions for ORS 465.101 to 465.131 465.104
Fees for petroleum product delivery or withdrawals 465.106
Amount of fee to be set by State Fire Marshal 465.111
Department of Revenue to collect fee 465.112
Amounts held in trust 465.114
Extension of time for paying fee 465.117
Records of petroleum products transactions 465.121
Rules 465.124
Application of ORS chapters 305 and 314 to fee collection 465.127
Disposition of fees 465.131
Fee imposed by ORS 465.104 in addition to fees established by local government 465.200
Definitions for ORS 465.200 to 465.545 465.205
Legislative findings 465.210
Authority of department for removal or remedial action 465.215
List of facilities with confirmed release 465.220
Comprehensive statewide identification program 465.225
Inventory of facilities needing environmental controls 465.230
Removal of facilities from inventory 465.235
Public inspection of inventory 465.240
Inventory listing not prerequisite to other remedial action 465.245
Preliminary assessment of potential facility 465.250
Accessibility of information about hazardous substances 465.255
Strict liability for remedial action costs for injury or destruction of natural resource 465.257
Right of contribution from other person liable for remedial action costs 465.260
Removal or remedial action 465.265
“Person” defined for ORS 465.265 to 465.310 465.270
Legislative findings and intent 465.275
Remedial action and financial assistance program 465.280
Rules 465.285
Requirements for financial assistance 465.290
Financial assistance agreement not General Fund obligation 465.295
Decision regarding financial assistance not subject to judicial review 465.300
Records and financial assistance applications exempt from disclosure as public record 465.305
Application fees 465.310
Accounting procedure for financial assistance moneys 465.315
Standards for degree of cleanup required 465.320
Notice of proposed remedial action or release from liability 465.325
Agreement to perform removal or remedial action 465.327
Agreement to release party from potential liability to facilitate cleanup and reuse of property 465.330
State remedial action costs 465.333
Recovery of costs of program development, rulemaking and administrative actions as remedial action costs 465.335
Costs, penalties and damages as lien 465.340
Contractor liability 465.375
Monthly fee of operators 465.376
Special hazardous waste management fees 465.378
Department to work with other states to avoid disruption of waste flows 465.381
Hazardous Substance Remedial Action Fund 465.386
Commission authorized to increase fees 465.391
Effect of certain laws on liability of person 465.400
Rules 465.405
Rules 465.410
Ranking of inventory according to risk 465.420
Remedial Action Advisory Committee 465.425
“Security interest holder” defined for ORS 465.430 to 465.455 465.430
Legislative findings 465.435
Rules relating to exemption from liability for security interest holder 465.440
Rules relating to exemption from liability for fiduciary 465.445
Advisory committee 465.450
Limitation on commission’s discretion to adopt rules 465.455
Construction of ORS 465.425 to 465.455 465.475
Definitions for ORS 465.475 to 465.484 465.478
Legislative findings 465.479
Lost policies 465.480
Insurance for environmental claims 465.481
General liability insurance policies 465.483
General liability insurance policies 465.484
Unfair environmental claims settlement practices 465.485
Short title 465.500
Purpose 465.503
Exemption from administrative or judicial action to compel removal or remedial action 465.505
Waste minimization requirements for dry cleaning facilities 465.507
Dry cleaning advisory group 465.510
Dry Cleaner Environmental Response Account 465.517
Annual fee and gross revenue fee for dry cleaning facilities 465.520
Fee on sale or transfer of dry cleaning solvent 465.523
Fee on use of dry cleaning solvent 465.525
Calculation of fee for partial gallons 465.527
Reporting of fees 465.531
Department of Environmental Quality may contract for collection of fees 465.536
Late charges 465.545
Suspension of dry cleaning fees 465.550
Definitions for ORS 465.550 and 465.555 465.555
County assessment of effects of major recovery or remedial action at storage or disposal site for chemical agents 465.600
Definitions for ORS 465.600 to 465.621 465.603
Procedure to create public authority 465.606
Board of directors 465.609
General powers 465.612
Obligations of authority not obligations of local government 465.615
Exemption from taxation 465.618
Remedial action costs 465.621
Dissolution 465.900
Civil penalties for violation of removal or remedial actions 465.992
Civil penalty for failure to pay fees
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Current through early 2024

§ 465.621’s source at oregon​.gov