2.30.500 Notice – Service – Computation of time.
(1) Notice or service of any document required or permitted under this chapter may be given by any method or combination of methods which, under the circumstances, is reasonably likely to apprise the parties, including, without limitation:
(a) By personal service;
(b) By first class, certified, or registered mail to the last known address of the party, to the residence or business address of the respondent as set forth in the notice of appeal, and to the Enforcement Officer at the Enforcement Officer’s business address. The notice will be deemed received three business days after the date mailed if sent to an address within the state, and seven business days after the date mailed if sent to an address outside the state;
(c) Posting to the premises; and/or
(d) By any method authorized by the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure for the service of summons.
(2) Any notice or document served by mail will be deemed received three business days after the date mailed if sent to an address within the state, and seven business days after the date mailed if sent to an address outside the state. Refusal to accept the registered or certified mail will not be deemed to, and will not, render the notice invalid.
(3) If the deadline to provide notice, deliver a document, or perform any other act under this chapter falls on a weekend or federal or state holiday, the deadline will be extended to the next weekday that is not a federal or state holiday. [Ord. 978 § 2 (Exh. A), 2023.]