Or. Admin. Code § 660-035-0050 - Consistency for Activities Requiring a Federal License or Permit
(1) When reviewing
any consistency certification submitted by an applicant for a federal license
or permit activity affecting any coastal use or resource for consistency with
the enforceable policies of the OCMP, the department shall conform to the
requirements and procedures provided in 15 CFR Part 930, Subpart D.
(2) For review of a federal license or permit
application, an applicant must submit to the department a consistency
certification and the necessary data and information described in
15 CFR §
930.58(a).
(a) Copies of complete applications for
permits that state and local governments require for the proposed activity are
required as necessary data and information to begin the CZMA six-month review
period. The department does not require issued state or local permits as
necessary data or information to begin the six-month review. If at the end of
the six-month review period the applicant has not obtained all required state
and local permits:
(A) The department may
object to the consistency certification as provided in
15 CFR §
930.63, or
(B) The department and the applicant may
enter into a written agreement to stay the CZMA review period to permit
resolution of the remaining issues as provided in
15 CFR §
930.60(b).
(b) To expedite the federal
consistency review process, the department encourages applicants to obtain
state and local permits and other authorizations required by enforceable
policies before beginning the federal consistency review process.
(c) Draft NEPA documents are necessary data
and information to begin the CZMA six-month review period except when a federal
statute requires a federal agency to initiate CZMA consistency review prior to
its completion of NEPA compliance.
(d) In cases where an applicant relies on
draft NEPA documents to satisfy some of the necessary data and information
requirements for federal consistency review under subsection (c), the
department will not begin the federal consistency review period until the
applicant submits the draft NEPA documents, together with all other required
necessary data and information, to the department.
(e) An applicant must clearly demonstrate how
draft NEPA or other project documentation materials support a finding of
consistency with OCMP enforceable policies.
(3) The department shall provide for public
participation consistent with the provisions of
15 CFR §
930.61. The department will:
(a) Maintain a mailing list of interested
parties;
(b) Notify interested
parties when the department is reviewing a federally licensed or permitted
activity for consistency with the OCMP. The department may issue joint public
notices with the federal permitting or licensing agency; and
(c) Solicit comments that address the
consistency of the proposed activity with applicable elements of the
OCMP.
(4) Evidence
supporting consistency for federal license or permit activities: For activities
located within the state's jurisdiction that require state or local permits or
authorizations, the issued permit or authorization is the only acceptable
evidence demonstrating consistency with the enforceable policies that the
permit or authorization covers.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183 & 197
Stats. Implemented: ORS 196.435 & 197.040
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