Or. Admin. Code § 690-502-0150 - Columbia Subbasin
The Columbia Subbasin includes the Willamette River main stem below Willamette Falls near river mile 27 and its tributaries, and all other stream systems in the Willamette Basin except for the Tualatin River and Clackamas River Subbasins. It includes the Multnomah Channel and Columbia Slough but does not include the main stem Columbia River. Surface water classification:
(1) The following
streams and tributaries are withdrawn from further appropriation except
storage:
(a) Johnson Creek and tributaries,
except Crystal Springs Creek and tributaries for flows in excess of ten cubic
feet per second measured at the mouth, are withdrawn, by act of the
Legislature, from further appropriation except for protection of fish life
therein and power development not to exceed 25 theoretical horsepower.
Appropriation and storage are allowed on Johnson Creek tributaries, but not the
main stem, from December 1 through June 1 of each year, ORS
538.170;
(b) Scappoose Creek is withdrawn, by act of
the Legislature, from further appropriation, except for protecting fish life
therein, domestic, livestock, municipal, fish culture, esthetic, recreation and
public park purposes, ORS
538.251(5) and
538.260;
(c) McNulty Creek, tributary to Scappoose
Bay, is withdrawn, by act of the Legislature, from further appropriation except
for storage during the period November 1 through March 31 each year, ORS
538.280;
(d) Milton Creek is withdrawn by act of the
Legislature from further appropriation except for domestic use year-round and
storage during the period November 1 through April 30 each year, ORS
538.300;
(e) Little Creek and tributaries, being
tributaries to Scappoose Creek, are withdrawn from further appropriation except
for storage, by order of the State Engineer dated August 13, 1951;
(f) An unnamed stream, a tributary to the
Columbia River flowing through Section 25, Township 1 North, Range 2 East,
Willamette Meridian and Sections 19 and 20, Township 1 North, Range 3 East,
Willamette Meridian is withdrawn from further appropriation by order of the
State Engineer dated September 22, 1950.
(2) The Willamette River main stem below
Willamette Falls is classified for domestic, livestock, municipal, industrial,
commercial, agricultural, mining, power, fish life, wildlife, recreation,
pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and public instream uses.
(3) Multnomah Channel and drainage waters
originating within drainage districts are classified for domestic, livestock,
municipal, industrial, irrigation, commercial, agricultural, mining, power,
fish life, wildlife, recreation, pollution abatement, wetland enhancement and
public instream uses.
(4) Except as
specified in subsections (1)(a), (b) and (c) of this rule, all stream systems
in the Columbia Subbasin and Columbia Slough are classified year-round only for
domestic, commercial use for customarily domestic purposes not to exceed 0.01
cfs, livestock and public instream uses.
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