OAR 813 § 813-065-0210

Facility Closure Notice

In Force
Verified 10/26/2026 · Next check 11/2/2026
effective 10/7/2026OregonNotice to Quit/Terminate

Operative Text

OAR 813 § 813-065-0210
(1) When a facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) is required by ORS 90.671(1) to give a tenant written notice of termination of a rental agreement because the facility or portion of a facility is closing and the land or leasehold is being converted to a different use, the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) shall provide at least the following information in the notice:

(a) The facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) address for contact and communications;

(b) The firm date set for the closure of the facility or of the relevant portion of the facility;

(c) The actions and activities the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) plans to take in the closure that may affect the facility tenants;

(d) The facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s)' obligations under ORS 90.671;

(e) The tenant's rights for a 365-day closure notice or 180-day closure notice, as applicable, including the right, if any, for payment of moving expenses under OAR 813-065-0240 and the eligible moving expenses described in 813-065-0230;

(f) The voluntary benefits, if any, to be provided to the tenant by the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) or contracted between the parties, together with any shortened period between notice and termination of the rental agreement arising therefrom;

(g) A copy of ORS 90.671 and OAR 813-065-0200 to 813-065-0240;

(h) Any definitions of statutory terms used in OAR 813-065-0200 to 813-065-0240, applicable to the tenant's rights under the rules; and

(i) A copy of any city or county regulations, laws or ordinances that apply to tenant interests in closures of facilities and, if the local regulations, laws or ordinances provide greater rights and protection than are available under state law, a statement that the tenant may be entitled to the greater rights and protections and a description of the additional rights and protections that apply.

(2) When a facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) is required by ORS 90.671(7) to give a tenant written notice of termination of a rental agreement and the applicable federal, state or local law or order is known by the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) to provide greater rights or protections for a tenant than are provided by ORS 90.671(7), including government relocation benefits, the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) shall furnish the tenant a copy of the applicable law or order and:

(a) In the notice required by ORS 90.671(7), shall include an explanation of the greater rights; or

(b) Instead of the notice required by ORS 90,671(7), if the federal, state or local law requires a notice of the rights or protections, shall provide that notice along with all material in the notice required by ORS 90.671(7).

(3) The facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) shall deliver a notice required by ORS 90.671 personally or by first class mail to each affected tenant so that the tenant receives the notice not later than the applicable required number of days before the date designated in the notice for termination. The notice must be delivered to the tenant at the address specified in the lease or rental agreement between the tenant and the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s). In any sublet unit, the notice must be delivered to the tenant at the tenant’s current address and to the subtenant in possession. If the tenant's address is unknown and not reasonably discoverable, the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s) shall deliver the tenant’s copy to the subtenant with written instructions to forward it to the tenant. Failure of the subtenant to deliver the copy to the tenant does not limit the facility owner(s) or landlord agent(s)' right to terminate the rental agreement because of the closure.
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Plain English

OAR 813 § 813-065-0210 governs what must be included when a manufactured housing facility owner or landlord agent gives written notice of facility closure and conversion to a different land use. The notice must cover a broad set of disclosures — including the firm closure date, the owner's planned actions, tenant rights to either a 365-day or 180-day notice period, any moving-expense entitlements, and copies of the governing statutes and rules. If other federal, state, or local laws provide tenants greater protections than ORS 90.671, those laws and an explanation of the additional rights must also be included. Delivery must be made personally or by first-class mail to each affected tenant, subtenant, or both, in time to satisfy the required notice period.

Written by anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6 · Reviewed on October 7, 2026

Plain English — not legal advice.

For Property Managers

Facility owners and landlord agents subject to OAR 813 § 813-065-0210 generally prepare closure notices that are comprehensive and self-contained, including the firm closure date, a description of planned closure activities, the owner's contact information, and copies of ORS 90.671 and OAR 813-065-0200 through 813-065-0240. Compliant operators also check whether any applicable city or county ordinances — or federal or state laws — afford tenants greater rights than state law, and if so, include those materials and a clear explanation of the additional protections. Delivery is made personally or by first-class mail to each tenant at the address in the lease, and to any subtenant in possession, early enough to satisfy the 365-day or 180-day notice requirement as applicable.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Under OAR 813 § 813-065-0210, tenants in a closing manufactured housing facility are entitled to a detailed written notice that spells out the closure date, the owner's planned activities, and the tenant's rights — including any entitlement to moving-expense payments under OAR 813-065-0230 and 813-065-0240. The notice must also flag whether local ordinances or other laws give tenants stronger protections than state law provides, and if so, describe those additional rights. Tenants who believe their closure notice was incomplete or untimely may consider contacting the Oregon Housing and Community Services department, a local tenant-rights organization, or a legal aid provider to understand what remedies may be available.

General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.

Generated October 7, 2026 — auto-generated, not yet human-reviewed. See /transparency for methodology.

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Rules and statutes cited by this regulation

ORS § 90.671
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OAR 813-065-0240
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OAR 813-065-0200
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Related Rules

§ 31
Notice to quit for nonpayment of rent
§ 47a-15
Noncompliance by tenant. Remedy of breach by tenant. Landlord's remedies.
§ 8.71.040
Required notice

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