Or. Admin. Code § 340-130-0001 - Purpose and Policies
(1) These
rules implementORS 466.360 to
466.385 (Notice of Environmental
Hazards).
(2) Recognizing that
sites with waste or contamination exist in the state that, if altered, are
potentially hazardous to the health, safety and welfare of Oregon's citizens,
the Commission declares that:
(a) Locations
of potentially hazardous sites should be made known to local governments,
property owners and occupants, and neighbors and future purchasers of
property;
(b) Use restrictions
implemented through city and county comprehensive plans and land use
regulations may be necessary on potentially hazardous sites to protect the
public health, safety and the environment;
(c) Changes in uses of potentially hazardous
sites should be reviewed; and
(d)
An environmental hazard notice is a long-term tool to ensure a potentially
hazardous site is not altered without first considering the impacts of the
activity on the public health, safety and the environment.
(3) An environmental hazard notice is not
required for every site. An environmental hazard notice shall be issued by the
Commission to protect the public health, safety and the environment. The
factors of OAR 340-130-0015 shall be considered
by the Commission when it determines whether to issue an environmental hazard
notice for a particular site.
Notes
Stat. Auth.:ORS 183,ORS 466&ORS 468
Stats. Implemented:ORS 466.360
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