Oregon Law
Law as of Jan 1, 2024
Chapter contents
270.005Definitions 270.010Policy 270.015Effect of ORS 270.005 to 270.190; agency rules 270.020Title to property 270.025Agreements with United States Government for electrical and other transmission lines; effect on rights of private property owners 270.030Conveyance of real property and mineral rights to eligible Indian tribes 270.100Notice to department before sale of real property; rules; procedures; restrictions on final disposition 270.105Procedures before terminal disposition of real property 270.110Disposition of property not needed for public use; lease approval by department 270.120Advisory committee; membership; officers; compensation and expenses; duties 270.130Publication of notice of sale 270.135Decision of state agency on proposal for sale of property 270.140Action if no satisfactory proposal received; rules 270.150Proceeds of sale of real property 270.155Agreements for management of state real property; reimbursement for costs 270.165Grants of easements in public interest 270.180Inventory of state-owned real property; status information reports; periodic revision; rules 270.190Disposition of operating fund revenues

Chapter 270 — State Real Property

ORS 270.130 Publication of notice of sale

The state agency acting for the state in the transaction shall give the notice of the proposed sale not less than once a week for three successive weeks by publication in one or more newspapers of general circulation in the county in which such real property is situated, and in such other newspapers, if any, as the agency considers advisable. The notice shall describe generally and by legal subdivision such property and the asking price. The state agency shall reserve the right to accept or reject any proposal.

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