Or. Admin. Code § 736-023-0020 - Definitions
(1) "Department"
means the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
(2) "Commission" means the Oregon Parks and
Recreation Commission.
(3)
"Statutory vegetation line" means that line described according to the Oregon
Coordinate System and set forth in ORS
390.770 for the purpose of
identifying lands subject to the department's authority to regulate
improvements on the ocean shore. The line consists of a series of connected
line segments.
(4) "Actual
vegetation line" means the extreme seaward boundary of natural, non-aquatic
vegetation. It is a visible boundary, marking the border between the dry sand
beach and the adjoining upland. Seasonal occurrences or isolated patches of
vegetation may lie seaward of the actual vegetation line.
(5) "Upland" means that area abutting and
lying immediately landward of the statutory vegetation line.
(6) "Ocean shore" means the land lying
between extreme low tide of the Pacific Ocean and the statutory vegetation line
as established and described by ORS
390.770 or the line of
established upland shore vegetation, whichever is farther inland. "Ocean shore"
does not include an estuary as defined in ORS
196.800.
(7) "Natural" means wild, uncultivated
vegetation whether native or non-native.
(8) "Littoral Cell" is defined as a shoreline
segment or reach that is bounded in a longshore direction by a physical feature
such as a jetty or headland. There are 22 littoral cells on the Oregon coast
defined as follows:
(a) Columbia River south
jetty to Tillamook Head;
(b)
Tillamook Head to Cape Falcon;
(c)
Cape Falcon to Cape Meares;
(d)
Cape Meares to Cape Lookout;
(e)
Cape Lookout to Cape Kiwanda;
(f)
Cape Kiwanda to Cascade Head;
(g)
Cascade Head to Cape Foulweather;
(h) Cape Foulweather to Yaquina
Head;
(i) Yaquina Head to Cape
Perpetua;
(j) Cape Perpetua to
Heceta Head;
(k) Heceta Head to
Cape Arago;
(l) Cape Arago to
Coquille Point;
(m) Coquille Point
to Blacklock Point;
(n) Blacklock
Point to Cape Blanco;
(o) Cape
Blanco to Port Orford Heads;
(p)
Port Orford Heads to Humbug Mountain;
(q) Humbug Mountain to Sisters
Rocks;
(r) Sisters Rocks to Hubbard
Mound/Otter Point;
(s) Otter Point
to Cape Sebastian;
(t) Cape
Sebastian to Crook Point;
(u) Crook
Point to Cape Ferrelo;
(v) Cape
Ferrelo to California border.
(9) "Survey(s)" means evidence from aerial
and other photographs; engineered examinations, data and other
analysis(s).
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 390.124
Stats. Implemented: ORS 390.124, ORS 390.755 & ORS 390.605
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