Or. Admin. Code § 690-502-0120 - Molalla River - Pudding River Subbasin
The Molalla -- Pudding Subbasin includes the drainage area of the Molalla and Pudding Rivers upstream from the confluence with the Willamette River near Canby. Surface water classification:
(1) The following streams and tributaries are
withdrawn from further appropriation except storage:
(a) The North and South Forks of Silver Creek
above their confluence are withdrawn from further appropriation for any purpose
except use in state parks by act of the Legislature, ORS
538.120;
(b) Drift Creek, a tributary of the Pudding
River near river mile 51, is withdrawn from further appropriation by order of
the State Engineer dated August 8, 1951;
(c) The unnamed stream flowing through
Section 25, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, Willamette Meridian and Sections
29, 30 and 32, Township 5 South, Range 1 West, Willamette Meridian, tributary
to the Pudding River near river mile 31, is withdrawn from further
appropriation by order of the State Engineer dated July 25, 1951;
(d) The unnamed stream flowing through
Sections 4, 9 and 10, Township 7 South, Range 1 West, Willamette Meridian, a
tributary to Brush Creek near Silverton, is withdrawn from further
appropriation by order of the State Engineer dated September 22,
1950;
(e) Rock Creek, tributary to
the Pudding River near river mile 12, is withdrawn from further appropriation
by order of the State Engineer dated August 13, 1951.
(2) The Molalla River and tributaries, except
the Pudding River and tributaries, are classified for domestic, livestock,
irrigation, municipal, industrial, agricultural, commercial, power, mining,
recreation, fish life, wildlife, pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and
public instream uses from November 1 through May 31, and only for domestic,
commercial use for customarily domestic purposes not to exceed 0.01 cfs,
livestock and public instream uses from June 1 through October 31.
(3) The following streams and tributaries are
classified year-round for domestic, commercial use for customarily domestic
purposes not to exceed 0.01 cfs, livestock and public instream uses only:
(a) Molalla River and Table Rock Fork above
their confluence near river mile 40;
(b) Gawley Creek tributary to Molalla
River;
(c) Pine Creek tributary to
Molalla River;
(d) Trout Creek
tributary to Molalla River;
(e)
North Fork Molalla River tributary to Molalla River;
(f) Cedar Creek tributary to the Molalla
River near river mile 24;
(g)
Dickey Creek tributary to Molalla River;
(h) Milk Creek, and Cedar Creek above their
confluence near Union Mills tributary to Molalla River;
(i) Gribble Creek tributary to Molalla
River;
(j) Ogle Creek tributary to
Molalla River.
(4) The
Pudding River main stem is classified for domestic, livestock, irrigation,
municipal, industrial, agricultural, commecial, power, mining, fish life,
wildlife, recreation, pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and public
instream uses from October 1 through April 30 and only for domestic, commercial
use for customarily domestic purposes not to exceed 0.01 cfs, livestock and
public instream uses from May 1 through September 30.
(5) Except as specified in this section, the
tributaries of the Pudding River are classified for domestic, livestock,
irrigation, municipal, industrial, agricultural, commercial, power, mining,
fish life, wildlife, recreation, pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and
public instream uses from November 1 through April 30 and only for domestic,
commercial use for customarily domestic purposes not to exceed 0.01 cfs,
livestock and public instream uses from May 1 through October 31.
(6) The following streams and tributaries are
classified for domestic, livestock, irrigation, municipal, industrial,
agricultural, commercial, power, mining, fish life, wildlife, recreation,
pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and public instream uses from December
1 through April 30, and only for domestic, commercial use for customarily
domestic purposes not to exceed 0.01 cfs, livestock and public instream uses
from May 1 through November 30:
(a) Butte
Creek tributary to Pudding River;
(b) Abiqua Creek tributary to Pudding
River.
Notes
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