(2) A petition filed under this section shall contain a drawing and a narrative statement that contain all of the following information:
(a) The location and legal description of the property to be served by the proposed way of necessity.
(b) The location of all public roads located in the vicinity of the property to be served by the proposed way of necessity that are capable of being used to provide access to the property. The petition shall include the location of public roads that are not open for public use.
(c) A specific proposed location for the proposed way of necessity.
(d) Evidence showing the necessity for the establishment of a way of necessity.
(e) Evidence that either:
(A) The proposed way of necessity does not connect to a public road that has access rights acquired and limited by the state or county; or
(B) If the public road proposed for access by way of necessity has the limited access rights, the state or county is willing to grant permission to connect the proposed way of necessity to the public road.
(f) Evidence that the proposed way of necessity may be connected to the public road safely.
(g) Evidence that the specific location proposed for the way of necessity is the nearest practicable point for connection to a way of necessity to a public road.
(h) The names and addresses of the persons owning the land across which the way of necessity could be located.
(i) The petitioner’s proposal for the amount of compensation to persons owning land across which the way of necessity is proposed to be located.
(j) Evidence that the petitioner does not have an existing easement or right to an easement to provide access to a public road.
(k) Evidence that the petitioner does not have any enforceable access to a public road.
(L) If the petition is to establish a way of necessity described in ORS 376.150 (2)(c), evidence that:
(A) A publicly owned sewer line does not exist in the portion of any public road adjacent to the land; and
(B) The land is located in a jurisdiction that has adopted and implemented a public sewer extension program designed to make public sewers available to land lacking access to a public sewer line in the portion of a public road adjacent to the land. [1979 c.862 §2; 1991 c.936 §2; 2009 c.318 §2]
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