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PARTY OR STANDING

Notice ORS 215.416(11)(a)(A). Josephine County is required to give mailed notice of a land use decision without a hearing to all three categories of persons described in statute.

1. Adversely Affected Persons,
2. Aggrieved Persons, and
3. Adjacent Property Owners (within certain distances of a proposed land use request)

Parties/Standing The county has established a procedure that each participant in a land use proceeding is to establish their status as either a party or a witness. Person(s) speaking at the hearing shall identify themselves as:

1. a witness, or
2. a party, or
3. a county or other public official.

Party status with the county determines how interested persons give testimony and appeal locally. This is different than party status to appeal to LUBA. Having the "standing" of being a locally recognized party is critical as witnesses can not present surebuttal or summation, and they do not get as much time to give testimony.

Adjacent Property Owners (ORS 215.416(11)(c)(A), Notice of a Decision; RLDC, Section 32.030, Mailed Notice, page 3-16)

Adversely Affected Party ORS 197.830(3), (4) & (5) & ORS 215.416(11)(a)

Aggrieved Party ORS 215.416(11)(a) & ORS 215.422(1)(a) and (2)

Brochures There are five "standing" brochures numbered 1 through 5.

1. A Party, Or A Witness?
2. Aggrieved Party
3. Adversely Affected Party
4. "Actual" Notice of Decision
5. Geographic Proximity

Disclaimer

This brochure is as much about providing information and provoking questions as it is about opinions concerning the adequacy of findings of fact and land use decisions. It does not provide recommendations to citizens and it is not legal advice. It does not take the place of a lawyer. If citizens use information contained in this paper, it is their personal responsibility to make sure that the facts and general information contained in it are applicable to their situation. Link.

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