Or. Admin. Code § 629-643-0200 - Placing Large Wood Key Pieces in Type F or Type SSBT Streams to Improve Fish Habitat
(1) In
conjunction with a forest operation, placement of large wood key pieces in a
Type F or Type SSBT stream to improve fish habitat is subject to the
regulations in the Oregon Forest Practices Act and the forest practice
rules.
(2) The goal of placing
large wood key pieces is to deliver wood that is relatively stable but can
reconfigure to a limited degree and work with the natural stream flow to
restore and maintain habitat for aquatic species. When placing large wood key
pieces in conjunction with an operation, the operator shall design and
implement the project to:
(a) Rely on the
size of wood for stability and exclude the use of any type of artificial
anchoring;
(b) Emulate large wood
delivery configurations that occur from natural riparian processes over
time;
(c) Restore and maintain
natural aquatic habitat over time rather than rely on constructed habitat
structures; and
(d) Meet the
standards established in "Guide to Placement of Wood, Boulders and Gravel for
Habitat Restoration," developed by the Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon Department of State Lands, and Oregon
Watershed Enhancement Board, January 2010
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 527.710, Section 2(1), Chapter 33, Oregon Laws 2022
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 527.715, 527.765, Section 2(2), Chapter 33, Oregon Laws 2022
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