Or. Admin. Code § 340-090-0050 - Wasteshed Designation and Recovery Rates
This rule defines the wastesheds, as designated in ORS 459A.010, and states the recovery goal for each wasteshed to achieve and maintain:
(1) Baker wasteshed is all of the area within
Baker County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent
years of 25 percent.
(2) Benton
wasteshed is all of the area within Benton County excluding the City of Albany
and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 44
percent.
(3) Clatsop wasteshed is
all of the area within Clatsop County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar
year 2025 and subsequent years of 53 percent.
(4) Columbia wasteshed is all of the area
within Columbia County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 45 percent.
(5)
Coos wasteshed is all of the area within Coos County and has a recovery rate
goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 30 percent.
(6) Crook wasteshed is all of the area within
Crook County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent
years of 20 percent.
(7) Curry
wasteshed is all of the area within Curry County and has a recovery rate goal
for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 30 percent.
(8) Deschutes wasteshed is all of the area
within Deschutes County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 45 percent.
(9)
Douglas wasteshed is all of the area within Douglas County and has a recovery
rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 34 percent.
(10) Gilliam wasteshed is all of the area
within Gilliam County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(11) Grant wasteshed is all of the area
within Grant County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(12) Harney wasteshed is all of the area
within Harney County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(13) Hood River wasteshed is all of the area
within Hood River County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025
and subsequent years of 35 percent.
(14) Jackson wasteshed is all of the area
within Jackson County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(15) Jefferson wasteshed is all of the area
within Jefferson County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 32 percent.
(16) Josephine wasteshed is all of the area
within Josephine County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 20 percent.
(17) Klamath wasteshed is all of the area
within Klamath County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 20 percent.
(18) Lake wasteshed is all of the area within
Lake County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent
years of 15 percent.
(19) Lane
wasteshed is all of the area within Lane County and has a recovery rate goal
for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 63 percent.
(20) Lincoln wasteshed is all of the area
within Lincoln County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 37 percent.
(21) Linn wasteshed is all of the area within
Linn County, including the cities of Albany and Mill City, and excluding the
area within the cities of Gates and Idanha, and has a recovery rate goal for
calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 45 percent.
(22) Malheur wasteshed is all of the area
within Malheur County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(23) Marion wasteshed is all of the area
within Marion County and all of the area within the cities of Gates, Idanha,
and the city of Salem excluding the area within West Salem and Mill city and
has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 64
percent.
(24) Milton-Freewater
wasteshed is all the area within the urban growth boundary of the city of
Milton-Freewater and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(25) Morrow wasteshed is all of the area
within Morrow County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 20 percent.
(26) Polk wasteshed is all the area within
Polk County including the area within West Salem and excluding all the city of
Willamina and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent
years of 48 percent.
(27) Sherman
wasteshed is all of the area within Sherman County and has a recovery rate goal
for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 20 percent.
(28) Tillamook wasteshed is all of the area
within Tillamook County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 37 percent.
(29) Umatilla wasteshed is all of the area
within Umatilla County excluding the area within the urban growth boundary of
the city of Milton-Freewater and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year
2025 and subsequent years of 20 percent.
(30) Union wasteshed is all of the area
within Union County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(31) Wallowa wasteshed is all of the area
within Wallowa County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and
subsequent years of 25 percent.
(32) Wasco wasteshed is all of the area in
Wasco County and has a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent
years of 35 percent.
(33) Wheeler
wasteshed is all of the area within Wheeler County and has a recovery rate goal
for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 20 percent.
(34) Yamhill wasteshed is all of the area
within Yamhill County and all of the area within the city of Willamina and has
a recovery rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 45
percent.
(35) Clackamas, Multnomah
and Washington Counties, in aggregate, as a single wasteshed, have a recovery
rate goal for calendar year 2025 and subsequent years of 64 percent.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 459A.025, 459.045 & 468.020
Stats. Implemented: ORS 459A.010
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