Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 330 § 330.123 — Division of assets and liabilities
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 330 ·
Oregon Code § 330.123·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Division of assets and liabilities.
(1) When changes in school district boundaries are made by the detachment of
territory or annexation of less than an entire school district to another, the
district school boards of the districts affected by each change shall
immediately after the change make an equitable division of the then existing
assets and liabilities between the districts affected by such change and
provide the manner of consummating the division.
(2) In case of
failure to agree within 20 days from the time the district boundary board
issues its order, the matter shall be decided by a board of arbitrators. The
board of arbitrators shall consist of one member appointed by each of the
boards of the school districts affected and an additional member appointed by
the other appointees.
(3) In the event
any such district school board fails to appoint an arbitrator within 30 days,
the Superintendent of Public Instruction shall appoint such arbitrator. In the
event the arbitrators selected fail to appoint the additional arbitrator within
30 days after the appointment of the arbitrator last appointed, the
Superintendent of Public Instruction shall notify the judge of the circuit
court senior in service of the county in which the administrative office of the
most populous school district is located. Within 10 days after receiving such
notice, the judge shall appoint the additional arbitrator.
(4) Each member
of the board of arbitrators shall be entitled to the sum of $20 per day for
each days service, and necessary traveling expenses, while sitting in the
official capacity of the member. Expenses thus incurred shall be equally
apportioned among the districts concerned.
(5) A party to an
arbitration under this section may seek confirmation, vacation, modification or
correction of the arbitrators decision as provided in ORS 36.700, 36.705 and
36.710. A court may vacate an award only if there is a basis to vacate the
award described in ORS 36.705 (1)(a) to (d). The court may modify or correct an
award only for the grounds given in ORS 36.710.
(6) Assets
include all school property and moneys belonging to the district at the time of
the division. Liabilities include all debts for which the respective districts
in their corporate capacities are liable at the time of division. In
determining the assets, school property shall be estimated at its real market
value. The assets and liabilities shall be divided between the districts in
proportion to the last assessed value of the real and personal property. The
district retaining the real property shall pay the other districts concerned
such sums as are determined in accordance with the provisions of this section.
All funds to be apportioned during the current school year, after such
division, shall be made in proportion to the resident average daily membership
of the districts divided, as shown by the report of such districts for the
period ending the preceding June 30 as certified by the districts to the
administrative office of the county. [Formerly 330.050; 1971 c.294 §7; 1979
c.772 §20; 1991 c.167 §14; 2003 c.598 §39]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 330.123
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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