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How long does the government have to make a decision on my Measure 37 claim?

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How long does the government have to make a decision on my Measure 37 claim?

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180 days from the date you make a written demand for compensation upon the government. Many local governments, and the State of Oregon, adopted policies trying to define when a Measure 37 claim is “filed”, for purposes of determining when the 180-day clock begins to run. A Measure 37 claimant must understand that nothing is actually “filed” with the government. In order to start the 180-day clock, all a Measure 37 claimant must do is make a written demand for compensation upon the state or local government. It is critically important for current and potential Measure 37 claimants to understand that many local governments are hoping property owners will not be aware of their rights under Measure 37. These governments will try to deceive you into thinking you must follow their procedures otherwise you cannot begin the Measure 37 process. Do not be misled. Know your rights and beware!

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