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. q. ~' G i f. •' • ~' 1 ~ 1 ~3~ Mediation. Any controversy or dispute, upon the election of either the Grantee or Grantor, shall be submitted to an expert individual acceptable to both parties far the purpose of facilitating discussion and receiving new perspectives on the issues and new proposals for compromise. Such mediation shall not be binding on either party. ~4} Arbitration, Upon agreement of Grantee and Grantor, any con- troversy or dispute may be submitted far arbitration to a single expert indi- vidual if both parties agree, or to a three-member expert panel. Arbitration shall be binding on both parties and shall be held to have been finally ad- judicated and settled in accordance with ORS 33.Z~D-33.346. ~5} Selection Procedures. ~a~ ~n the case of fact-finding or mediation, both parties shall present a maximum total of three names each for possible service as experts. ~f there is no agreement on any of the names, the presiding judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Lane, or his/ her designee shall select a person to fulfill the function of expert. fib} ~n the case of arbitration, if both parties agree, one person may serve as arbitrator. ~n the absence of agreement, there shall be an arbitration panel of three members. If a single-member panel is agreed upon, the selection procedures established far fact-finding and mediation shall be used to select the single arbitrator. If a three-member panel is to be used, one person shall be named by the Grantee, one person shall be named by the Grantor and a third person shall be named by agreement between the Grantee and the Grantor. The third person shall serve as the presiding offi- cer of the panel. If there is no agreement an the single arbitrator or the presiding officer of a three-member panel, the selection shall be made by the presiding judge of the Circuit Gourt of the State of Gregon, for the County of Lane, or his/her designee. Ordinance - 27