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 The
Boundary Commission is a State agency that reviews certain types
of local government boundary changes. Its members are appointed
by the Governor. Boundary changes include minor boundary changes
(annexations to or withdrawals from cities or districts, and transfers
of territory from one city to another city or one district to another
district). Major boundary changes include mergers, consolidations,
formations, and dissolutions of cities or districts.
The Boundary Commission
and LCOG have an intergovernmental arrangement that provides operating
services, including staffing, to the Commission.
Consistent with SB 417-Enrolled, passed by the 2007 Legislature,
the boundary commission will not accept new filings after December
31, 2007. Filings received by December 31 will be processed consistent
with the boundary commission law. Beginning January 2, 2008, requests
to change a city boundary will be filed with the appropriate city
and all other types of boundary changes will be filed with Lane
County.
Related
committees:
Lane
County Local Government Boundary Commission
Lane
County Local Government Boundary Commission Advisory Committee
Documents:
FY 2007-08 Public Hearing
Schedule (30kb PDF  )
Policies (20kb
PDF )
Filing
Requirements (19kb PDF )
FY 2007-08 Filing Fees
Schedule (114kb PDF )
Instructions
for Filing Minor Boundary Changes
 Initiated
by Property Owner or Elector [ORS 199.490(1)(b)
and (c)] (57kb PDF )
Initiated
by City Council without Consents [ORS 199.490(1)(a)]
(45kb PDF )
Initiated
by City Council with Consents [ORS
199.490(2)(a)(B)] (102kb PDF )
Instructions
For Requesting The Expedited Procedure [ORS
199.466] (40kb PDF )
Contact:
Paula
Taylor, Executive Officer
(541) 682-4425
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