Oregon Code § 199.775·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Effect
of city-county incorporation.
(1) When a city-county is incorporated, it shall:
(a) Succeed to
all the property, contracts and rights of the consolidating cities and county;
and
(b) Subject to
whatever debt distribution plan the city-county charter prescribes, become
liable for all the obligations of the consolidating cities and county.
(2) The officers
of the consolidating cities and county shall forthwith deliver to the
city-county officers the assets and records of the consolidating cities and
county. Uncollected taxes theretofore levied by the consolidating cities and
county shall become the property of the city-county upon collection.
(3) Immediately
after the effective date of the county boundary changes effected under ORS
199.760, the officers of the city-county and of adjoining counties that the
boundary changes affect shall transfer public records, buildings and property
in accordance with ORS chapter 202.
(4) ORS 222.510
applies to any district mentioned in that section whenever the entire area of
such a district is included within the boundaries of a city-county, as
described under ORS 199.760, for either county or city functions. [1971 c.731 §15;
1973 c.745 §6]
(County Formation or
Boundary Change After Consolidation)
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 199.775
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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