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Oregon Revised Statutes Highways, Roads, Bridges and Ferries § 374.360

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

(1) If the applicant or permit holder of an approach permit requests a review by an Access Management Dispute Review Board under ORS 374.355, the Department of Transportation shall appoint an Access Management Dispute Review Board by selecting members for a board consisting of any or all of following:

(a) The Director of Transportation or a designee of the director who is familiar with the location in which the disputed approach is located.

(b) A representative of the local jurisdiction in which the disputed approach is located.

(c) A traffic engineer who practices engineering in Oregon.

(d) A representative from the economic or business sector.

(2) The Access Management Dispute Review Board shall consider information presented by the parties and shall notify the applicant or permit holder and the director of its findings regarding the department's original decision.

(3) The director shall review the Access Management Dispute Review Board's findings and may approve, modify or reverse the department's original decision to approve an application for an approach permit with conditions, to modify or require mitigation measures for an existing approach permit, to deny the approach permit or to remove or modify an approach.

(4) The director shall notify the applicant or permit holder in writing of the department's determination following a review by an Access Management Dispute Review Board appointed under this section.

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