Friends of Oregon v. LCDC (Clatsop Co.)

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that estoppel cannot confer jurisdiction when filing of petition for judicial review is untimely under ORS 183.482(1)
• “When the question is one of an agency’s authority to act in a certain way, the first resort is to the legislation and rules governing that agency.”
• unless constitutional provision establishes agency's function and authority, executive branch agency derives authority principally from the enabling legislation that mandates particular agency's function and grants it power
• unless constitutional provision establishes agency’s function and authority, executive branch agency derives authority principally from the enabling legislation that mandates particular agency’s function and grants it power
• “The Court of Appeals’ jurisdiction to review LCDC orders is purely statutory and depends for its existence on the timely filing of a request for review from a final order.”
• “The Court of Appeals’ jurisdiction to review LCDC orders is purely stat- utory and depends for its existence on the timely filing of a request for review from a final order.”

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