Or. Admin. R. 141-085-0585 - Permit Conditions, Permit Expiration Dates and Permit Transfer
(1) Applicable
Permit Conditions. If the Department approves the permit, it will impose
applicable conditions to eliminate or reduce the reasonably expected adverse
impacts of project development to waters of this state.
(2) Applicant Acceptance of Permit
Conditions. Once an authorization holder initiates the removal fill activity
authorized by a permit, it is understood that the permit holder accepts the
conditions contained within the permit.
(3) Enforceability of Permit Conditions.
Authorizations may include conditions, including compensatory mitigation and
monitoring conditions that impose obligations beyond the expiration date of the
removal/fill activity. All such conditions are enforceable until such
obligations are satisfied.
(4)
Conflicts Between the Application and Permit Conditions. The application,
including all plans and operating specification, becomes an enforceable part of
the removal-fill authorization. In the event there is a conflict between
information contained in the application and conditions in the removal-fill
authorization, the authorization conditions prevail.
(5) Permit Expiration Date. The Department
may issue an individual removal-fill authorization for up to five years for
removal-fill activities that occur on a continuing basis or will take more than
one year to complete.
(6) Limits on
Terms for Commercial Gravel Operations. For commercial gravel removal, the
Department will only issue a multi-year permit when it determines that:
(a) There is sufficient aggregate resource or
annual recharge to allow the proposed volumes to be removed; and
(b) The authorization holder has, for at
least one year preceding the pending renewal, conducted removal in compliance
with permit conditions.
(7) Modification of Permit Conditions.
Modifications of permit conditions may be either requested by the authorization
holder or initiated by the Department.
(a) A
modification request from the authorization holder must be submitted in
writing. Based on the scope of the modification request, the Department may:
(A) Modify permit conditions to address
changes in operating conditions or changes to the project; or
(B) Deny the modification request and request
a new application.
(b)
The Department may modify permit conditions to address new standards or new
information related to water resource impacts in effect at the time of the
permit renewal request or on the anniversary date of issuance for multiyear
permits issued in accordance with OAR 141-085-0545(8).
(8) Transfer of Permit Responsibility.
Authorizations are issued to the applicant and are not automatically
transferred through property transactions. The applicant is responsible for
complying with the conditions of the permit, unless the permit is officially
transferred to a different person or party. A transfer form must be submitted
to the Department for review and approval. If the transferee is a business
entity, the business must be registered with the Oregon Secretary of State
Corporate Division. The exact name of the business entity, as listed with
Secretary of State Corporate Division, must be entered on the transfer form.
The transfer form must be accompanied by a signed certificate of incumbency.
Transfers are approved through one of the following means:
(a) If the authorization has not expired, the
Department will issue a modified permit to the transferee, who will then be
responsible for complying with all of the conditions in the permit. If
financial security was required for compensatory mitigation, a new financial
security instrument, naming the transferee as the obligor must be provided to
the Department before the transfer; or
(b) If the authorization has expired, but
there is a pending mitigation obligation, the mitigation obligation will be
transferred to the transferee through an acknowledgement letter. If financial
security was required for the pending mitigation obligation, a new financial
security instrument must be provided, naming the transferee as the obligor
prior to the transfer.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 196.825 & 196.600-196.692
Stats. Implemented: ORS 196.600 - 196.692, 196.795 - 196.990
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