Or. Admin. Code § 690-513-0050 - Chewaucan Subbasin
(1) Objective.
The objective of the Commission in managing the surface and ground water
resources of the Chewaucan Subbasin is to avoid additional conflicts over
inadequate supplies of water from and to protect the remaining instream flows
in the Chewaucan River.
(2)
Classifications. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the surface
and ground waters of the Chewaucan Subbasin are classified for agriculture,
domestic, fish life, ground water recharge, industrial, instream, irrigation,
mining, municipal, pollution abatement, power, recreation and stockwater uses.
(a) Surface waters of the Chewaucan River and
tributaries above USGS gage 10384000 are classified for agriculture, domestic,
fish life, ground water recharge, industrial, instream, irrigation, mining,
municipal, pollution abatement, power, recreation and stockwater uses from
November 1 to July 31;
(b) Surface
waters of the Chewaucan River and tributaries between the point where the
Chewaucan River enters Section 4, Township 34S, Range 18E and USGS gage
10384000 are classified for any beneficial use of stored water, domestic and
stockwater uses from August 1 to October 31;
(c) Surface waters of the Chewaucan River and
tributaries above the point where the Chewaucan River enters Section 4,
Township 34S, Range 18E are classified for any beneficial use of stored water,
domestic, instream and stockwater uses from August 1 to October 31.
(3) Reservoir Standards.
Development of a reservoir may be permitted on any stream in the Chewaucan
Subbasin, however, in addition to meeting any other standards required by the
Commission, any person proposing development of a reservoir in the subbasin
shall give due consideration to:
(a)
Alternative sizing of the project to achieve a reasonable economic development
of the proposed site;
(b) The
potential for use of the reservoir, and any water which is stored and released,
for multiple beneficial uses; and
(c) The maintenance of natural flows
down-stream from the reservoir at levels sufficient to meet instream and
out-of-stream needs.
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