Or. Admin. Code § 736-006-0110 - Definitions
As used in this division, unless the context requires otherwise:
(1) "Acquisition" - Means
the gaining of property rights, including but not limited to fee title or
easements, for public use.
(2)
"Bicycle recreation" - Means the use of bicycles for enjoyment, social
interaction, education, or physical well-being while on recreational trails or
paths that are not along or adjacent to public roads or streets, and that are
primarily recreational rather than transportational in nature.
(3) "Commission" - Means the Oregon Parks and
Recreation Commission.
(4)
"Committee" -Means the Local Government Grant Advisory Committee appointed by
the director to prioritize local government project applications.
(5) "Conversion" - Means the act of utilizing
property acquired or developed using either Local Government Grant Program
funds or Land and Water Conservation Funds for purposes other than public
outdoor recreation uses.
(6)
"Current Master Plan" - Means a site-specific resource-based plan guiding
recreational site acquisition, development, protection, and management of park
areas and facilities.
(7)
"Department" - Means the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
(OPRD).
(8) "Development" - Means
the construction or rehabilitation of facilities necessary for the use and
enjoyment of public outdoor recreation resources.
(9) "Director" - Means the Director of the
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
(10) "Force Account" - Means the governmental
entity's own work force performing project work rather than contracting out for
the services.
(11) "LWCF or Land
and Water Conservation Fund" - Means those funds made available to the state
through the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 (Public Law
88-578).
(12) "Local Comprehensive
Plan" - Means the acknowledged comprehensive land use plan prepared by each
local jurisdiction within the state, as required by ORS chapter 197.
(13) "Local Governments" - Means cities,
municipal corporations, counties, political subdivisions, park and recreation
districts, port districts, and metropolitan service districts.
(14) "Local Government Grant Policies and
Procedures Manual" - Means a manual prepared by the department containing state
and federal policies, procedures and instructions to assist local government
agencies wishing to participate in the Local Government Grant
Program.
(15) "Local Government
Grant Program" - Means the program and process for distributing state monies to
eligible local governments for outdoor park and recreation areas and facilities
located on properties controlled or managed by the eligible local
government.
(16) "Major
Rehabilitation" - Means the repair, restoration, or reconstruction of
facilities, which is necessitated by obsolescence, building code changes, or
normal wear and tear.
(17) "OPRD" -
Means the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
(18) "Outdoor Recreation" - Means structured
and unstructured leisure and fitness activities that occur in open air and are
not provided in a roofed and enclosed facility.
(19) "Project" -Means the planning or
feasibility study documents or the site and associated improvements where
acquisition, development, or major rehabilitation will occur.
(20) "Project Authorization" - Means the
State/Local Agreement that authorizes the project to begin effective on or
after the date signed by both the Director and Project Sponsor or their
designee.
(21) "Project Sponsor" -
Means the recipient of the grant funds and the entity responsible for
implementation of the project and the maintenance and operation of the
site.
(22) "Remediation" - Means
the plan and process the department uses to resolve a conversion.
(23) "SCORP" - Means the Statewide
Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, the document used to identify and assess
Oregon's outdoor recreation needs.
(24) "State/Local Agreement" - Means the
signed agreement between the department and project sponsor, which authorizes
the project to begin.
(25)
"Sustainability" - Means using, developing, protecting, and managing the
resource in a manner that enables people to meet current and future generation
needs from the multiple perspective of environmental, economic, and community
objectives.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.180
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 390.180
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