§ 374.005 Policy and purpose of ORS 374.005 to 374.095
§ 374.010 Throughway defined
§ 374.015 Department of Transportation to establish and maintain throughways; highways to be designated throughways
§ 374.020 Interference with railroad facilities prohibited
§ 374.025 Change from throughway to highway
§ 374.030 Separation of throughways into separate roadways; ingress and egress
§ 374.035 Acquisition of real property; effect of resolution
§ 374.040 Acquisition of land not immediately needed
§ 374.045 Payment for land acquired
§ 374.050 Parties bringing eminent domain proceedings
§ 374.055 Evidentiary purposes of improvement plan
§ 374.060 Power of Department of Transportation as to intersecting streets and roads
§ 374.065 Intersection of throughways and county roads
§ 374.070 Throughways in cities; intersecting streets
§ 374.075 Cooperation of municipal and county authorities with Department of Transportation
§ 374.080 Agreements with federal government, counties and cities
§ 374.085 Severance by throughway of agricultural land
§ 374.090 Destruction by throughway of access to agricultural property
§ 374.095 Utility roads where access to abutting property affected
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Terms Used In Oregon Statutes > Chapter 374 > Throughways

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