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Oregon Revised Statutes Public Organizations for Community Service § 261.115

Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) All electors' petitions shall contain a statement as to whether or not the petitioners are desirous of forming a utility district, or to annex territory to an existing utility district, or to consolidate two or more existing utility districts, the description of the territory sought to be included therein and the name by which the utility district is to be known. The statement shall be printed on a separate page or pages.

(2) There shall be a signature sheet with sufficient space for 20 signatures, and opposite the name of each signer, a space for the residence address of the signers of the petition and the number of their voting precinct. The circulator shall certify on each signature sheet that the circulator:

(a) Witnessed the signing of the signature sheet by each individual whose signature appears on the signature sheet; and

(b) Believes that each individual stated the correct residence address of the individual and that the individual is an elector.

(3) An electors' petition shall designate three or more persons as chief petitioners and shall set forth their names and mailing addresses.

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