Oregon — State Statute

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 540 § 540.612 — Exemption from forfeiture

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 540 ·
Oregon Code § 540.612 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Exemption from forfeiture. If a district, as defined in ORS 540.505, petitions for a transfer as provided in ORS 540.574 no later than the end of the calendar year of the fifth year of nonuse under ORS 540.610 (1), the forfeiture provisions of ORS 540.610 shall not apply to the lands from which the water right is sought to be transferred pending approval of the district’s petition. The time required for the processing of the petition, including any time required for hearings, appeals and completion of an authorized change, shall not be included when computing a five-year period of nonuse under the provisions of ORS 540.610 (1). [1991 c.957 §11]
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