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Published on May 25, 2021
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1.
Private Wells & Septic Addendums
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2.
What We'll Cover
Recent changes to OREF forms
Laws Governing Wells & Septic Systems
Elements of Contract
Effect of Addendums
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archer10 (Dennis)
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[Statute Screenshot]
4.
Water Rights in Oregon
All water belongs to the public but may be "appropriated for beneficial use"
ORS 537.110
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KyllerCG
5.
Evidence of Water Rights
Decree
Certificate
Permit
(unless water comes from municipal supplier)
Typically excluded from title policy
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bradford zak
6.
Exemptions
Up to 5000 gallons w/o permit
Residential/Domestic Purposes up to 15000 gallons per day
Irrigation of up to 1/2 acre
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Victor Malyushev
7.
Springs & Seepage
Water originates from spring or seepage on owners property
Water does not (and would not) run off the property
Generally exempt
ORS 537.800
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Ian Sane
8.
Domestic Wells in Oregon
Governed by RET/ORS 448.271
Requires sellers to test well upon accepting purchase offer
Submission to State and buyer w/in 90 days
Seller may appt. attorney, broker, or private party
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teofilo
9.
Well Identification Program
All wells drilled, altered, deepened, or converted
Began in 1996
ORS 537.789
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Alvis Taurēns
10.
Resources
11.
Septic Systems
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12.
Testing & Inspecting
Only certified individuals and companies (OAR 340-071-0155)
MUST use Existing System Evaluation Report form
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Kevin Harker
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http://www.calaw.attorney
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