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Committee sends intergovernmental removal-of-personal-property measure to rules after late concerns
3426863 · May 20, 2025
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Summary
Senate Bill 1024, which would allow ODOT to enter intergovernmental agreements with cities/counties to remove personal property left on department-owned land, was moved to rules after late objections from opponents and staff follow-up.
Senate Bill 1024, a measure authorizing the Oregon Department of Transportation to enter intergovernmental agreements with city or county governments to remove personal property left on ODOT-owned property, was referred to the rules committee after members recorded a motion…
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