Or. Admin. R. 141-085-0695 - Administrative Protection of CM Sites
(1) Administrative Protection Instruments.
All CWM sites must be protected from adverse impacts in perpetuity with
appropriate protection instruments. Administrative protection for CNWM sites
may be required.
(2) Protection
Instrument Standards. Protection instruments must meet the following standards:
(a) The permanent protection instrument must
prohibit any uses of the CM site that would violate conditions of the
removal-fill authorization or otherwise adversely affect functions and values
provided by the CM site;
(b) Any
proposed revisions to the protection instrument require prior approval from the
Department;
(c) A conservation
easement may only be granted to qualifying parties set forth in ORS
271;
(d) Conservation easements
must provide the Department a third party right-of-enforcement; and
(e) Must include a Right of Entry or an
access easement, conveyed to the Department and recorded on the deed for all CM
sites on non-public lands, using a template provided by the
Department.
(3) Publicly
Owned CM Sites. For publicly owned CWM sites, administrative protection may be
provided through an adopted management plan. Such plan will provide for
appropriate protection of the CM site as determined by the
Department.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 196.825 & 196.600 - 196.692
Statutes/Other Implemented: 196.600 - 196.692 & 196.795 - 196.990
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