Or. Admin. Code § 141-142-0020 - General Provisions
(1) The
department will only grant an authorization or a removal-fill permit for a
regulated removal-fill activity if the use, or removal, fill or alteration of
material is necessary to study, monitor, evaluate, enforce or protect or
otherwise further the studying, monitoring, enforcement and protection of the
marine reserve, marine garden, marine conservation area, marine protected area,
marine research area, or seabird protection area.
(2) Applicants for an authorization within a
marine reserve, marine garden, marine conservation area, marine protected area,
marine research area, or seabird protection area must provide evidence suitable
to the department and other reviewing agencies that their proposed use meets
the requirements of OAR 141-142-0020(1) and the management plan adopted and in
force for the area at the time the application is submitted.
(3) The department will honor the terms and
conditions of any valid authorization (including any provisions providing for a
right of renewal) previously granted by the department for a use existing
within an area designated as a marine reserve, marine garden, marine
conservation area, marine protected area, marine research area, or seabird
protection area at the time of its designation if the holder of the
authorization is, and continues to be in full compliance with the terms and
conditions of the authorization.
(4) The department will condition any
authorization to use or place a structure on, in or over state-owned submerged
and submersible land in an area designated as a marine reserve, marine garden,
marine conservation area, marine protected area, marine research area, or
seabird protection area to require that the holder receive all other
authorizations required by the department (such as a Removal-Fill Authorization
under ORS 196.800 to 196.990) and other local, state, and federal entities
before using the area.
(5) Any
person applying to the department for an authorization to place any structure
on, in or over state-owned submerged and submersible land in an area designated
as a marine reserve, marine garden, marine conservation area, marine research
area, marine protected area, or seabird protection area must describe in the
application how they will remove the structure pursuant to the requirements of
the Territorial Sea Plan.
(6)
Notwithstanding the provisions of ORS 274.885 to 274.895, no person may harvest
or remove any kelp or other seaweed for any purpose within an area designated
as a marine reserve or marine protected area unless expressly authorized by the
department to do so in order to study, monitor, evaluate, enforce or otherwise
further the purpose of the marine reserve, marine garden, marine conservation
area, marine protected area, marine research area, or seabird protection
area.
(7) These rules are not
intended to affect consent decrees or other agreements between the State of
Oregon and any Oregon federally recognized Tribe, nor are these rules intended
to change any state agency policy recognizing Tribal rights in rocky habitat
areas.
(8) The department shall
provide all affected Oregon federally recognized Tribes the opportunity for
consultation regarding any department action, including the planning, taking
place in the rocky habitat areas.
(9) The department shall make good faith
efforts to avoid, minimize or mitigate impacts to cultural resources or
historic properties in rocky habitats as determined by the State Historic
Preservation Office or Tribal Historic Preservation Office. The department
shall consult with affected Oregon federally recognized Tribes as
appropriate.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 196.555 & ORS 273.045
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 196.555 & ORS 196.540
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