Or. Admin. Code § 690-051-0210 - Wildlife
Wildlife and wildlife habitats in the project vicinity shall be maintained or enhanced. In order to approve an application, the Director shall apply the following standards:
(1)
The location, design, construction or operation of the proposed project shall
not jeopardize the continued existence of animal species which have been:
(a) Designated, or officially proposed by the
USF&WS, or the NMFS as threatened or endangered pursuant to the Endangered
Species Act of 1973; or
(b)
Identified by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission or ODFW as threatened,
endangered, limited or sensitive in Oregon.
(2) The location, design, construction and
operation of project facilities will minimize adverse impacts on wildlife
habitat, nesting and wintering grounds, and wildlife migratory routes.
(3) Project construction methods
and scheduling will minimize disruption of wildlife and avoid premature or
unnecessary land clearing in the project vicinity.
(4) Unavoidable adverse impacts on wildlife
or wildlife habitat will be mitigated in the project vicinity by acceptable
methods such as replacement of vegetation, regulation of reservoir levels,
creation of aquatic habitat, improvements in wildlife carrying capacity in the
project vicinity or acquisition of land or management rights.
(5) The project is consistent with applicable
ODFW management programs in force on the effective date of these rules;
(6) If, within the Columbia River
Basin, the project is consistent with the provisions of the NPCC's Columbia
River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program and the Northwest Conservation and
Electric Power Plan.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 536.025, 536.027, 537 & 543
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