ORS 537.855: Domestic water supply district permitted to divert water out of state; conditions.
Edition: 2025 EditionEffective: 2026-01-01Last verified: 2026-09-07
(1) Pursuant to the provisions of ORS 537.810, consent is hereby given to any domestic water supply district formed under ORS chapter 264 to permit the diversion of water for use on property a portion of which is within a state adjoining Oregon, subject to the following conditions: (a) The majority of the property is within Oregon. (b) The property is developed with economic benefit to Oregon as well as to the adjoining state, in the judgment of the domestic water supply district. (c) The costs of the diversion are borne by the developer or owner of the property. (d) The developer employs only residents of Oregon in the construction necessary for the diversion of water. (2) The diversion of water under this section shall be subject to additional terms, conditions, reservations, restrictions and provisions as the Water Resources Commission shall impose for the protection and benefit of the State of Oregon. [1985 c.572 §2; 1987 c.158 §115]
Administrative rules citing this section
- OAR 690-013-0005: Introduction — implements
- OAR 690-013-0010: Definitions — implements
- OAR 690-013-0030: Eligibility to Petition — implements
- OAR 690-013-0050: Individual Applications — implements
- OAR 690-013-0070: Interim Transfers — implements
- OAR 690-013-0100: District Petitions — implements
- OAR 690-013-0110: Requests for Additional Information — implements
- OAR 690-013-0150: District Shall Certify Petition — implements
- OAR 690-013-0310: Processing of Petition — implements
- OAR 690-013-0350: Field Verification of the Petition and Map — implements
- OAR 690-240-0560: Investigation of Alleged Violations — implements
- OAR 690-240-0560: Investigation of Alleged Violations — authority
This rule cites
- ORS 537.810 — resolved
- ORS chapter 264 — target_record_not_published
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Official source: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors537.html