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General Index C C. AND F. CALIFORNIA, STATE OF (Cont.) Sales, see SALES Labor laws, maximum hours, statutes dependent, 652.030 C. I. F. Ocean resources management, 196.407 Oil and hazardous material spill response, Sales, see SALES 468B.500 Peace officers, see PEACE OFFICERS CABLE TELEVISION Trust companies, securities, 709.040 See TELEVISION Tuition, college, interstate agreements, 350.755 CABOOSES CALVES See RAILROADS See LIVESTOCK CADAVERS CAMERAS See DEAD BODIES, generally Law enforcement officers, see PEACE OFFICERS Photographs, see PHOTOGRAPHS, generally Video recordings, see SOUND AND VIDEO CAIRNS RECORDING, generally Indians, see INDIANS CAMPAIGN FINANCE CALENDARS See ELECTIONS Legislature, see LEGISLATURE CAMPERS CALIFORNIA, STATE OF See also RECREATIONAL VEHICLES See also FOREIGN STATES Alcoholic beverages, open container law, non- Brand inspection, livestock, recognition, 604.046 application, 811.170 Commercial fishing Defined, 801.180 Pacific States Marine Fisheries Compact, 507.040, Nonresident ownership, titling and registration, 507.050 803.200 Pink shrimp permits, reciprocity, 508.915 Private land use, sanitation, etc., 446.125 Salmon netting, Pacific Ocean, 509.360 Registration Vessel permits, 508.843 (Generally), 805.080 Community college tuition, nonresidents consid- Exemption, 803.305 ered residents, 341.492 Fee, length, 803.425 Compacts and agreements Plates, issuance, one, 803.525 Corrections, 421.284 Right lane, failure to keep in, 811.325 Fisheries, 507.040 Goose Lake, 536.420, 542.510, 542.520 Higher education, 350.775 CAMPS AND CAMPGROUNDS Klamath River Farm and forest use zones, 215.213, 215.283 Dam removal, 757.742 Farm labor, see FARM LABOR Klamath River Basin Compact, 542.610, Homeless persons, see HOMELESS PERSONS 542.620, 542.630 Internment camp prisoners (World War II), hon- Corrections Compact, Western Interstate, 421.284 orary college degrees, 352.306 Crime prevention agreements, 131.685 Membership campgrounds, see MEMBERSHIP Crissey Field, Brookings, state park develop- CAMPGROUNDS, generally ment, 390.231 Militia, see MILITIA Energy facilities Minimum wage exemption, certain organized Municipal, 225.450 et seq. camps, 653.020 People’s utility districts, 261.235 et seq. Parks and recreational areas, see PARKS AND Firearms, purchase or transfer, 166.490 RECREATIONAL AREAS Goose Lake Interstate Compact, Oregon-Califor- Prisoner work camps, see CORRECTIONAL nia, 536.420, 542.510, 542.520 INSTITUTIONS Higher Education Compact, Western Regional, Swimming pools, regulation, exemption, 448.015 350.775 Temporary, nonapplication of statutes, 446.435, Investments 624.610 County, 294.035 Tourist facilities, see TOURIST FACILITIES, gen- Municipal, 294.035 erally School district, 294.035 Volunteer campground hosts, minimum wages, Trust businesses, 709.040 653.020 C-1 CAMPS AND CAMPGROUNDS (Cont.) CANALS, DITCHES, AND FLUMES (Cont.) Youth camps, land use planning, 215.457 Liens (Cont.) Mining operations, improvements, definition, CANADA 87.142 Preparation of land, irrigation or cultivation, Bonds of, investment in, 716.545 87.142, 87.356 Cascades Rail Corridor, 824.420, 824.430 Unemployment compensation contributions, Child placement, interstate compact, open to 657.525 417.200 joinder, Watermaster wages and expenses, 540.240, Driver licenses, suspension or revocation, 540.250, 540.260 809.400, 809.490 Western Oregon drainage districts, construction Insurance and insurers and maintenance, 547.420 Definitions, 731.092, 733.530, 742.508 Workers’ compensation, amounts owed by employ- Government vehicles, 742.504, 742.508 ers, 656.564 Health, 743.459, 743.462, 743.465 268.030, 268.310 Licenses and permits, 744.064, 744.074, 744.528, Metropolitan Service District, 541.120, 744.621 Mining and electric power, Act of 1899, 541.130 Investments, savings banks, 716.545 272.036 Net fishing, 509.360 Oregon City, federal acquisition, 777.105, 777.210, Physicians and surgeons Ports, power to construct, Examination, certificate in lieu of, 677.110 778.025 Internship, 677.110 Protecting water user by flume along ditches, Licensing, reciprocity, 677.120 540.310, 540.320 541.070 Road usage charge, multijurisdictional agree- Real estate, declaration as, ments, 319.947 Seepage, see Waste and seepage waters, this topic Salmon, net fishing, 509.360 Spring waters, right to use, 537.800 Savings banks, investments, 716.545 State buildings, water supply, 276.244 Unemployment benefits, 657.035, 657.176, 657.321 State lands, rights of way, 273.761, 273.915, 541.030, 541.130, 541.240 Waste and seepage waters CANALS, DITCHES, AND FLUMES Distribution, 540.230 See also DRAINS AND DRAINAGE; FLOODS Permit to appropriate, approval conditions, 537.160 AND FLOOD CONTROL; IRRIGATION; WATER Use and appropriation, 537.800 AND WATER RIGHTS Water control districts, see WATER CONTROL Condemnation, see CONDEMNATION DISTRICTS, generally Distribution of water Weed control, ditch rights of way, 540.440, 540.990 (Generally), 540.210 Western Oregon drainage systems Expenses, payment, 540.220, 540.230, 540.240, Drainage districts 540.250, 540.260 Construction, maintenance, or repair, 547.077, Headgates, see Headgates, this topic 547.405, 547.410, 547.415, 547.420 Measuring devices, requiring, 540.310, 540.320 Liens, construction and maintenance, 547.420 Waste and seepage, 540.230 Pollution or obstruction, liability, penalty, Watermasters, 540.210 et seq. 547.425, 547.430, 547.990 Drainage districts Supervision and control, 547.077, 547.405 Connecting existing ditches, 547.315 Improvements, see DRAINS AND DRAINAGE Construction, operation, and maintenance, 547.320, Pollution or obstruction, 547.425, 547.430, 547.990, 547.405, 547.410, 547.415, 547.420 549.400, 549.990 Western Oregon, see Western Oregon drainage Willamette Falls Locks Commission, see note systems, this topic after, 358.640 Entry right for survey, 772.010 Headgates (Generally), 540.310, 540.320 CANCER Adjustment, reservoir water delivery, 540.410 See DISEASES AND INJURIES Exchange of water, regulation, 540.543 Funding, installation and repair, 536.021 Interference with, 540.710, 540.990 CANDIDATES Irrigation district requirements, 545.279 See ELECTIONS, generally Jointly owned ditches, expense recovery, 540.420, 540.430 CANDY Liens, payment of expenses, 540.240, 540.430 Water companies, 1891 Act, 541.040 Alcohol content, nonbeverage food products, 471.038 Watermaster duties, generally, 540.045 labeling, Improvement districts, see WATER IMPROVE- MENT DISTRICTS, generally CANNABIS Inspection, evaluation, and assessment, 540.355 Industrial hemp, see INDUSTRIAL HEMP, gener- Jointly owned ditches, expense recovery by co- ally owner, 540.420, 540.430 Marijuana, see MARIJUANA, generally Levees, see FLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROL Prescription drugs containing cannabinoids, Liens 689.692 Construction liens, improvements, definition, 87.005 Jointly owned ditches, payment of expenses, CANNABIS COMMISSION, OREGON 540.430 (Generally), 475B.952, 475B.955, 475B.958, 475B.961 C-2 CANNING AND CANNERIES CAPITOL, STATE (Cont.) Commercial fishing, see COMMERCIAL FISHING Capitol Foundation, Oregon State (Cont.) Pacific Wonderland license plate revenues, 805.289 Capitol History Gateway Fund, Oregon, 173.515 CANOLA Capitol Operating Account, State, 276.003 See AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Capitol Planning Commission (Generally), 276.055 CAPACITY Advice to state agencies, 276.058 Crimes and offenses, incapacity, see CRIMES Cooperation with City of Salem, 276.054, 276.061 AND OFFENSES Duties, generally, 276.056 Meetings, 276.055 Members, 276.055 CAPITAL ACCESS FUND Plan of development, 276.054, 276.056, 276.057 (Generally), 285B.119 Proposals, investigation and review, 276.058, 276.059 Reports to legislature, 276.061 CAPITAL ACCESS PROGRAM Rules, 276.055 See SMALL BUSINESSES State capital construction program, budgeting, com- mission duties, 291.224 CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION TRUST Control, generally, 173.720, 276.002, 276.004 Definitions, 276.010, 276.110 FUND Firearms or destructive devices, possession, (Generally), 461.555 166.360 et seq. Gift shop, 173.785, 173.790 CAPITAL PROJECTS ADVISORY BOARD Legislative Counsel, location, 173.220 (Generally), 276.227 Location, CONST. I §21, CONST. XIV §1 Planning and development, see Capitol area, this topic CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND Quarters, building, assignment, 276.002 See FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS Recycling programs, education, 173.720 Renovation and repairs, 173.500, 173.720, 276.002 Sessions of Legislative Assembly, location, CAPITAL, STATE CONST. IV §10, CONST. IV §10a, CONST. X-A §3 Attorney General, office, 180.050 Stairway railings, 654.170 Capitol building and grounds, see CAPITOL, State Capitol State Park, 276.053, 390.111 STATE, generally State house, money for, CONST. XIV §2 Public Utility Commission, office, 756.050 Utilization, policy, 276.093 et seq. Tax Court, principal office, 305.475 Veterans’ Affairs, Director of, main office, 406.070 CAR POOLS AND RIDESHARING Chauffeur endorsement, operation without, CAPITOL, STATE 807.020 See also STATE BUILDINGS Motor carrier laws, see MOTOR CARRIERS Art work, acquisition for state buildings, 276.073, State parking spaces, leasing, rate, 276.591, 276.090 276.601 Capitol area State-owned vehicles, employee use, 30.265, Definitions, 276.010, 276.110 276.598 Employment Department building, 276.070, Taxation or licensing, local governments, 825.350 276.575, 276.580, 276.585 Workers’ compensation statutes, nonapplication, Existing buildings acquired, disposition, 276.062 656.025 Management and control (Generally), 276.002, 276.004, 276.594 Disposition,
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