§ 308A.300 Definitions for ORS 308A.300 to 308A.330
§ 308A.303 Legislative intent
§ 308A.306 Application for open space use assessment; contents of application; filing; reapplication
§ 308A.309 Submission of application for approval of local granting authority; grounds for denial; approval; application withdrawal
§ 308A.312 Notice to assessor of approval or denial; recording approval; assessor to record potential additional taxes on tax roll; appeal from denial
§ 308A.315 Determination of maximum assessed value and assessed value of open space lands; rules
§ 308A.318 Change in use of open space land; notice to assessor; withdrawal from classification; collection of additional taxes; exception
§ 308A.321 Withdrawal by assessor when use changed; notice; imposition of additional taxes; interest; penalty; exception
§ 308A.324 Prepayment of additional taxes; extending taxes on tax roll; collection; distribution
§ 308A.327 Reports on land use from owners; effect of failure to make report upon demand
§ 308A.330 Rules
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Terms Used In Oregon Statutes > Chapter 308A > Open Space Lands

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  • Real property: Land, and all immovable fixtures erected on, growing on, or affixed to the land.
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