Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 94 § 94.676 — Insurance deductible for certain planned communities
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 94 ·
Oregon Code § 94.676·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Insurance deductible for certain planned communities.
(1) If the declaration or bylaws
of a planned community created under ORS 94.550 to 94.783 before September 27,
2007, or a planned community subject to ORS 94.572 do not assign the
responsibility for payment of the amount of the deductible in an association
insurance policy, the board of directors of the homeowners association may
adopt a resolution that assigns the responsibility for payment of the amount of
the deductible. The resolution must include, but need not be limited to:
(a) The
circumstances under which the deductible will be charged against:
(A) An owner or
the owners affected by a loss; or
(B) All owners;
(b) The
allocation of the deductible charged under paragraph (a) of this subsection;
and
(c) If an owner
and the association have duplicate insurance coverage, the insurance policy
that is primary, unless otherwise provided in the declaration or bylaws.
(2) If the board
of directors adopts a resolution as described in subsection (1) of this
section, the resolution may require that an owner, in addition to any other
insurance required by the declaration or bylaws, obtain and maintain:
(a) An insurance
policy that insures the owners lot for not less than the amount of the
deductible in the associations insurance policy for which the owner may be
responsible and that insures the owners personal property for any loss or
damage; and
(b) Comprehensive
liability insurance that includes, but is not limited to, coverage for
negligent acts of owners and tenants, guests of owners and tenants and
occupants of other lots for damage to the common property, to other lots and to
the personal property of other persons that is located on other lots or the
common property.
(3) Unless
otherwise provided in the declaration or bylaws, the board of directors may
adopt a resolution that:
(a) Prescribes a
procedure for processing insurance claims. The procedure may require that all
claims against the associations insurance policy be processed through and
coordinated by the board of directors or the managing agent, if authorized by
the board.
(b) Assigns the
responsibility for payment of charges for handling claims, including any
charges by a managing agent.
(4) Not later
than 10 days after adoption of a resolution under subsection (1) or (3) of this
section, the board of directors shall ensure that a copy of the resolution and
a notice described in subsection (5) of this section are:
(a) Delivered to
each lot; or
(b) Mailed to the
mailing address of each owner or to the mailing address designated in writing
by the owner.
(5) The notice
required under subsection (4) of this section shall:
(a) Advise each
owner to contact an insurance agent to determine the effect of the resolution
on the owners individual insurance coverage; and
(b) Be in a form
and style reasonably calculated to inform the owner of the importance of the
notice.
(6) Failure to
provide a copy of a resolution or a notice required under this section does not
affect the responsibility of an owner to comply with a resolution adopted under
this section. [2007 c.409 §3]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 94.676
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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