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Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 772 § 772.405 — Condemnation by corporations for reduction of ores

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 772 ·
Oregon Code § 772.405 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Condemnation by corporations for reduction of ores. (1) Every corporation organized for the construction and operation of mills, smelters and other works for the reduction of ores authorized to do business within the state may condemn lands and property for the discharge and natural distribution of smoke, fumes and dust from such works in the manner provided by ORS chapter 35. (2) The use of lands by such corporation for the purpose of the discharge and natural distribution of smoke, fumes and dust from any such mill, smelter or other works for the reduction of ores, under the conditions prescribed in this section hereby is declared to be a public use. (3) The right of eminent domain shall not be exercised by such corporation: (a) Beyond a radius of four miles from such mill, smelter or other works for the reduction of ores. (b) On any land situated within a radius of five miles of the corporate limits of any city in the state. (c) Until after such corporation has acquired the right to use 50 percent of the area of the lands within a radius of four miles from the mill, smelter or other works for the reduction of ores.
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