ORS 195.033
Area population forecasts

  • rules

(1)

As used in this section, “affected local government” means:

(a)

A city or county for which the Portland State University Population Research Center is preparing a population forecast;

(b)

A county that contains all or part of a city or an urban growth boundary for which the center is preparing a population forecast; and

(c)

A local service district, as defined in ORS 174.116 (“Local government” and “local service district” defined), that includes territory within the area subject to the population forecast.

(2)

For the purpose of land use planning, the center shall issue a population forecast for:

(a)

Each county except Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties;

(b)

The portions of Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties that are not within Metro; and

(c)

The area within each urban growth boundary other than the urban growth boundary of Metro.

(3)

A local government with land use jurisdiction over land for which the center issues population forecasts under subsection (2) of this section shall apply the current final population forecast when changing the comprehensive plan or a land use regulation of the local government.

(4)

The center shall issue population forecasts for each area described in subsection (2) of this section not less than once every four years on a schedule established by standards adopted by Portland State University in consultation with the Department of Land Conservation and Development.

(5)

When issuing a population forecast, the center shall:

(a)

Consider and, if appropriate, incorporate available local data and information about local conditions received from representatives of local governments and members of the public;

(b)

Cause, directly or with the assistance of the Department of Land Conservation and Development, the issuance of notice to all affected local governments and to members of the public that have provided a written request for notice to the center; and

(c)

Post the methodology and supporting data used to make the population forecast on a publicly available website when the center causes notice to be issued as described in paragraph (b) of this subsection.

(6)

A population forecast must forecast population for a 50-year period including:

(a)

Forecasts for intervals, within the 50-year period, that are established by standards adopted by Portland State University in consultation with the Department of Land Conservation and Development; and

(b)

Population cohorts as provided by standards adopted by the university in consultation with the department.

(7)

Within 45 days after the center issues a proposed population forecast under this section, a member of the public or an affected local government may file objections with the center. An objection must be supported by the inclusion of data or information that supports the objection. If the center:

(a)

Does not receive an objection within the 45-day period, the proposed population forecast becomes final.

(b)

Receives an objection within the 45-day period, the center shall review the objections filed, make changes to the proposed population forecast, if necessary in the discretion of the center, and issue a final population forecast.

(8)

Periodically, the Department of Land Conservation and Development may require the center to submit its forecasting methodology and local data collection practices for review by an advisory committee established by the department and composed of experts in the field of population forecasting, representatives of cities and counties and members of the public.

(9)

The issuance of a final population forecast under this section is:

(a)

Not a land use decision; and

(b)

A final decision not subject to further review or appeal.

(10)

The Land Conservation and Development Commission, in consultation with Portland State University, shall adopt rules to implement the population forecasting program required by this section.

(11)

Each biennium, the commission shall allocate, from the grant funding described in ORS 197.639 (State assistance teams) (5), an amount of moneys that the Land Conservation and Development Commission, in consultation with Portland State University, determines is sufficient to operate the population forecasting program required by this section. [2013 c.574 §2; 2015 c.767 §58]
Note: 195.033 (Area population forecasts) was added to and made a part of ORS chapter 195 by legislative action but was not added to any smaller series therein. See Preface to Oregon Revised Statutes for further explanation.

Source: Section 195.033 — Area population forecasts; rules, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors195.­html.

195.020
Special district planning responsibilities
195.025
Regional coordination of planning activities
195.033
Area population forecasts
195.036
Metro area population forecast
195.040
Annual county reports on comprehensive planning compliance
195.060
Definitions
195.065
Agreements required
195.070
Agreement factors
195.075
Agreement provisions and considerations
195.080
Application of comprehensive plans and land use regulations
195.085
Compliance deadlines
195.110
School facility plan for large school districts
195.115
Reducing barriers for pedestrian and bicycle access to schools
195.120
Rules and planning goal amendments for parks required
195.125
Existing uses in state parks
195.137
Definitions for ORS 195.137 to 195.145
195.139
Legislative findings
195.141
Designation of rural reserves and urban reserves pursuant to intergovernmental agreement
195.143
Coordinated and concurrent process for designation of rural reserves and urban reserves
195.144
Designation of rural reserves and urban reserves in Washington County
195.145
Urban reserves
195.205
Annexation by provider
195.210
Election procedures
195.215
Election certification
195.220
Annexation plan provisions
195.225
Boundary commission review
195.235
Application of other annexation procedures
195.250
Definitions for ORS 195.250 to 195.260
195.253
Policy
195.256
Legislative findings
195.260
Duties of local governments, state agencies and landowners in landslide hazard areas
195.300
Definitions for ORS 195.300 to 195.336
195.301
Legislative findings
195.305
Compensation for restriction of use of real property due to land use regulation
195.308
Exception to requirement for compensation
195.310
Claim for compensation
195.312
Procedure for processing claims
195.314
Notice of claim
195.316
Notice of Measure 37 permit
195.318
Judicial review
195.320
Ombudsman
195.322
Duties of ombudsman
195.324
Effect of certain applications or petitions on right to relief
195.326
Qualification of appraisers
195.328
Acquisition date of claimant
195.330
Filing date of documents
195.332
Fair market value of property
195.334
Effect of invalidity
195.336
Compensation and Conservation Fund
195.500
Policy for removal of homeless individuals camping on public property
195.505
Elements of camp removal policies
195.510
Sites not subject to ORS 195.500 to 195.510
195.520
Camping by individuals living in vehicles
195.530
Noncamping use of public property by homeless individuals
195.850
Reporting local government boundary changes to certain mass transit districts
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