Or. Admin. Code § 142-010-0020 - Restricted Activities
The following uses of the Reserve are permitted with restrictions, subject to applicable fees under OAR 142, division 15 and to action taken by the Commission under rules 142-010-0025, 142-010-0030 and other appropriate governmental agency regulations:
(1) Picking of forest greenery for personal
use is permitted only upon written approval by the Manager. The amount gathered
should be no more than 10 pounds per day unless otherwise stated in the
permit.
(2) Overnight use of the
Reserve is allowed only with written permission of the Manager.
(3) Chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or
pesticides will be used within the Reserve only if necessary to assure sound
management of the ecosystem. Any allowed application of such chemicals shall be
approved in writing by the Commission, after consultation with the Advisory
Group, in accordance with best management practices so as to prevent direct
application or discharge to the estuary waters. It is the intent of the
Commission to preferentially utilize nonchemical management techniques of pest
control. Chemicals will be utilized for pest or weed control only after it has
been determined that the nature and integrity of the ecosystem is endangered by
the pest or weed.
(4) Digging for
artifacts is not permitted except as pursuant to ORS 273 .705 et seq. and with
the written permission of the Commission.
(5) Open fires are allowed only upon approval
of the Reserve Manager.
(6) Hunting
is allowed only during authorized waterfowl and game hunting seasons, subject
to Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations, except in specific areas where
the Commission may prohibit hunting for the protection of the health, safety,
and welfare of the public. Areas closed to hunting will be posted.
(7) Hunting and Observation Blinds are
allowed within the boundaries of the Reserve, but a blind must be taken down
and removed from the Reserve at the end of each day.
(8) Motorized boating is permitted except in
special protection zones: areas excepted for public health, safety, and
welfare, educational uses, and scientific research. Motorized boating will be
at reduced speed that will limit the wake to less than a one-foot wave height
in order to prevent disturbance to the tidelands and wildlife
habitats.
(9) Construction of boat
launch and tie-up facilities is permitted only as necessary for health, safety,
research, or education.
(10) Oyster
culture is limited to the 100 acres as provided in the OCZM grant. The
Commission shall recommend appropriate action on each oyster culture
application or changes to existing plats within the Reserve to the Reserve of
Agriculture.
(11) Tree removal from
Reserve lands may occur only with the approval of the Commission, after
consultation with the Advisory Group, and only for the following reasons:
(a) Salvage of windthrow, dead, and dying
trees;
(b) High risk to invasion of
forest insects and diseases;
(c)
Hazards to visiting public and scientists;
(d) Experimental and scientific
projects;
(e) To maintain adequate
clear space for existing powerline corridors;
(f) Thinning to maintain a healthy forest
stand.
(12) Firewood
cutting for personal use requires a permit from the Reserve Manager.
(13) Pets are permitted only if on a leash or
under the direct control of the owner.
(14) Recreational mineral gathering requires
a permit from the Manager.
(15)
Horseback riding is permitted except in designated areas and not within any
watercourse. Information about designated areas may be obtained at Reserve
Headquarters.
(16) Picnicking is
permitted except in designated areas.
(17) Recreational mushroom gathering, up to a
maximum of one gallon per day, is permitted except in designated
areas.
(18) Recreational berry
picking is permitted except in designated areas.
(19) Recreational bait gathering is permitted
except in designated areas subject to Oregon Reserve of Fish and Wildlife
regulations.
(20) Recreational
clamming is permitted except in designated areas.
(21) No dredging, filling or altering the
natural environment except upon the approval of the proposed activities by the
Commission.
(22) Motorized off-road
vehicles are prohibited except on designated county-maintained roads or
driveways approved by the Commission.
(23) Construction of roads is not allowed
except by special permit issued by the Commission.
(24) No deliberate introduction of a
non-native species (or subspecies) within the Research Reserve's administrative
boundaries without the prior approval of the Commission
(25) Trapping within the Reserve's
administrative boundaries is prohibited, except for research or management
purposes, and then only with the approval of the Manager.
(26) Guiding by commercial groups within the
Reserve is prohibited unless authorized under a Permit issued by the Reserve
Manager and in compliance with any conditions imposed by that Permit.
(27) New or increased commercial activities
which are not existing as of the creation of the Reserve in June 1974 must be
authorized by the Reserve Manager after consultation and approval by the
Commission.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 273
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 273
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