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DIVISION 88
RULES GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RESTRICTIONS
ON

THE PUBLIC RECREATIONAL USE OF STATE-OWNED LAND

141-088-0000
Purpose and Applicability
These rules:
(1) Govern the establishment of restrictions on the public recreational use of state-owned Trust and Non-Trust Land managed by the Department of State Lands (Department).
(2) Are in addition to those contained in OAR 141- 082 (Rules Governing the Management of, and Issuing of Leases, Licenses, Temporary Use Permits and Registrations for Structures on, and Uses of State-Owned Submerged and Submersible Land) which govern the imposition of restrictions on the use of, and closures of state-owned submerged and submersible land for activities subject to authorization by the Department.
(3) Identify areas of state-owned land managed by the Department for which restrictions on public recreational use have been established by rule.
(4) Do not govern the establishment of restrictions on, or closure to the public recreational use of state-owned land administered by the Department of State Lands within the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273 & 274

Hist.: DSL 9-1998, f. & cert. ef. 10-15-98; DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04; DSL 5-2009, f. & cert. ef. 6-23-09
141-088-0002
Definitions
(1) “Asset Management Plan”
is the plan adopted by the State Land Board that provides the policy direction and
management principles to guide both the short and long-term management by the Department
of the Common School Fund’s real estate assets.
(2) “Department”
means the Department of State Lands.
(3) “Director”
means the Director of the Department of State Lands or designee.
(4) “Emergency”
means a human created or natural event or circumstance that causes or threatens:
(a) Human life, health or
safety;
(b) Loss of, or damage to
property;
(c) Loss of, or damage to
natural, historical, cultural or archaeological resources; or
(d) Damage to the environment.
(5) “Firearm”,
as defined in ORS 166.210(3), means a weapon, by whatever name known, which is designed
to expel a projectile by the action of powder.
(6) “Limited Duration”
means a public recreational use of state-owned land that does not exceed 30-calendar
days in the same location.
(7) “Non-Trust Land”
is land owned or managed by the Department other than Trust Land. Examples of Non-Trust
Land include state-owned Swamp Land, and state-owned submerged and submersible land
(land below ordinary high water) under navigable and tidally influenced waterways.
(8) “Person”
includes individuals, corporations, associations, firms, partnerships, limited liability
companies and joint stock companies as well as any state or other governmental or
political subdivision or agency, public corporation, public authority, or Indian
Tribe.
(9) “Public Recreational
Use” or “Public Recreational Uses” are those recreational activities
that a person may conduct on state-owned land managed by the Department without
having to obtain a prior authorization from the Department as required by these
or other administrative rules adopted by the State Land Board. Such uses include,
but are not limited to, limited duration hunting, fishing, sightseeing, wildlife
observation, hiking, boating, swimming, camping and picnicking.
(10) “Removal”
means a removal as defined in ORS 465.200.
(11) “Remedial Action”
means a remedial action as defined in ORS 465.200.
(12) “State Land”
or “State-Owned Land” is land owned or managed by the Department or
its agents and includes Trust and Non-Trust Land.
(13) “Submerged Land”
means land lying below the line of ordinary low water of all title navigable and
tidally influenced waters within the boundaries of the State of Oregon.
(14) “Submersible Land”
means land lying above the line of ordinary low water and below the line of ordinary
high water of all title navigable and tidally influenced waters within the boundaries
of the State of Oregon.
(15) “Trust Land”
or “Constitutional Land” is all land granted to the state for the use
of schools upon its admission into the Union, or obtained by the state as the result
of an exchange of Trust Land, or obtained in lieu of originally granted Trust Land,
or purchased with trust funds, or obtained through foreclosure of loans using trust
funds.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09; DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15, cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0004
General Provisions
(1) All Trust and Non-Trust Land under
the jurisdiction of the State Land Board and the Department is open and available
for public recreational use provided that such use:
(a) Is legal under local,
state and federal law;
(b) Is allowed under the
Department’s Asset Management Plan;
(c) Does not, due to the
nature or duration of the use, unnecessarily prevent other persons from using the
same state-owned land; and
(d) Does not, as determined
by the State Land Board or the Department:
(A) Substantially interfere
with the use of land by persons holding a written authorization from the Department
to use the subject site(s), parcel(s) or area(s);
(B) Pose a significant risk
of harm or damage to the natural, cultural and archaeological resources of the land
or to the public; or
(C) Substantially interfere
with tribal treaty rights.
(2) Any person may request
that the Department impose restrictions on public recreational use of state-owned
land, or close state-owned land managed by the Department to public recreational
use. A request must be in writing and must clearly state the reasons such a restriction
or closure is necessary.
(3) The Department may also
identify state-owned land on which it believes public recreational use should be
restricted or that should be closed to public recreational use.
(4) Restrictions or closures
by the State Land Board or the Director will be:
(a) Based on a determination
that the action is necessary to:
(A) Protect human life, health
or safety;
(B) Prevent loss of, or damage
to property;
(C) Prevent loss of, or damage
to natural, historical or archaeological resources;
(D) Prevent damage to the
environment;
(E) Facilitate or protect
a removal or remedial action undertaken by or pursuant to an order issued by the
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) or the United States Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA);
(F) Fulfill an objective
of an area management plan developed by the Department; or
(G) Meet other land management
objectives or terms of any use authorization granted by the Department.
(b) As limited in area, duration
and scope as necessary to address the identified need for the restriction or closure.
(5) All restrictions or closures
will be promulgated by the State Land Board except that the Director may impose
a restriction or closure when the Director determines that:
(a) The restriction or closure
is necessary to address an emergency; or
(b) The restriction or closure
is necessary to facilitate or protect a removal or remedial actions undertaken by
or pursuant to an order issued by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
(DEQ) or the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09
141-088-0005
Restriction or Closure Request and
Review Process
(1) Upon receipt of a request to impose
restrictions on, or close state-owned land to public recreational use, the Department
will review the request to evaluate the need for the restriction(s) or closure.
(2) As a part of its review,
the Department may:
(a) Determine if feasible
alternative approaches exist to address the problem(s) for which the restrictions
or closure is requested; and
(b) Contact, persons or groups
likely to be impacted by the proposed restrictions or closure including, but not
limited to, law enforcement officials, users of the subject site, area or parcel,
and adjacent landowners.
(3) Following its review
of the request, the Department will make a recommendation to the Director concerning
whether to place the requested restrictions on the public recreational use of, or
to close to such uses the state-owned land.
(4) Upon receipt of the Department’s
recommendation, the Director will determine whether the restriction or closure must
be promulgated by the State Land Board pursuant to OAR 141-088-0006, or may be imposed
by the Director pursuant to either OAR 141-088-0007 or 141-088-0008.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09
141-088-0006
Restrictions or Closures Adopted
by the State Land Board
(1) All restrictions or closures by
the State Land Board will be promulgated as rules in accordance with ORS 183.310
to 183.410.
(2) The State Land Board
will adopt the proposed restriction or closure to public recreational use if the
Land Board determines:
(a) That the restriction
or closure is necessary to:
(A) Protect human life, health
or safety;
(B) Prevent loss of, or damage
to property;
(C) Protect natural, historical,
cultural or archaeological resources;
(D) Prevent damage to the
environment;
(E) Facilitate or protect
a removal or remedial action undertaken by or pursuant to an order issued by the
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) or the United States Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) in pursuit of identifying and remediating contaminated soil
or sediments on state-owned land;
(F) Fulfill an objective
of an area management plan developed by the Department; or
(G) Meet other land management
objectives or terms of a use authorization; and
(b) That there is no feasible
alternative to accomplish that objective without imposition of a restriction or
closure.
(3) Restrictions or closures
adopted by the State Land Board will be as limited in area, duration and scope as
necessary to address the identified need for the restriction or closure.
(4) If the State Land Board
adopts a restriction or closure by rule the Department will:
(a) Notify affected local,
state and federal government agencies and tribal governments, as well as other interested
persons or groups that might be affected by the imposition of restrictions or a
closure, or that have indicated that they want to be notified of such actions; and
(b) Post a notice of such
proposed public use restrictions or closure at least four weeks before the time
that the restrictions or closure is to take effect:
(A) One time in the Public
Notices Section of The Oregonian and, if the Director deems appropriate, in another
newspaper serving the general area in which the proposed restriction or closure
is to occur; and
(B) On the Department’s
website upon imposition of the restrictions or closure at http://www.oregon.gov/DSL
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09; DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15, cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0007
Restrictions or Closures Imposed
by the Director to Address an Emergency
(1) The Director may impose a restriction
or closure in the event s/he determines that the restriction or closure is necessary
to address an emergency.
(2) Restrictions or closures
imposed by the Director to address an emergency will be as limited in area, duration
and scope as necessary to address the identified need for the restriction or closure.
(3) If the Director imposes
a restriction or closure, the Department will:
(a) Notify affected local,
state and federal government agencies and tribal governments, as well as other interested
persons or groups that the Department believes might be affected by the imposition
of restrictions or a closure, or that have indicated that they want to be notified
of such actions; and
(b) Post a notice of such
proposed public use restrictions or closure:
(A) One time in the Public
Notices Section of The Oregonian and, if the Director deems appropriate, in another
newspaper serving the general area of the subject restriction or closure within
two weeks after the restrictions or closure take effect; and
(B) On the Department’s
website upon imposition of the restrictions or closure at http://www.oregon.gov/DSL
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09; DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15, cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0008
Restrictions or Closures Imposed
by the Director to Facilitate or Protect Removal or Remedial Actions
(1) The Director may impose restrictions
on, or close state-owned land if the Director determines that the restriction or
closure is necessary to facilitate or protect any removal or remedial action undertaken
by or pursuant to an order issued by DEQ or EPA.
(2) Restrictions or closures
imposed by the Director will be as limited in area, duration and scope as necessary
to address the identified need for the restriction or closure.
(3) Before imposing a restriction
or closure, the Department will provide a 30- calendar-day public comment period
on the proposed restriction or closure. An affected party may request a public meeting
with agency staff to be held during this 30-day period to discuss the proposed action.
(4) Notice of this public
comment period and the opportunity to request a public meeting with agency staff
will be:
(a) Sent to affected local,
state and federal government agencies and tribal governments, as well as other interested
persons that have indicated that they want to be notified of such actions; and
(b) Posted:
(A) One time in the Public
Notices Section of The Oregonian and, if the Director deems appropriate, in another
newspaper serving the general area one week before the start of the public comment
period; and
(B) On the Department’s
website upon imposition of the restrictions or closure at http://www.oregon.gov/DSL
(5) A restriction or closure
imposed by the Director will not take effect until a date to be determined by the
Director which must be at least four weeks following posting of a notice of the
restriction or closure.
(6) If the Director imposes
a restriction or closure the Department will:
(a) Notify affected local,
state and federal government agencies and tribal governments, as well as other interested
persons that have indicated that they want to be notified of such actions; and
(b) Post a notice of such
proposed public use restrictions or closure at least four weeks before the time
that the restriction or closure is to take effect:
(A) One time in the Public
Notices Section of The Oregonian and, if the Director deems appropriate, in another
newspaper serving the general area before the start of the restrictions or closure
is to take effect; and
(B) On the Department’s
website at http://www.oregon.gov/DSL
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. &
cert. ef. 6-23-09; DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15, cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0009
Unauthorized Uses and Penalties
(1) The unauthorized use of state-owned land managed by the Department constitutes a trespass.
(2) In addition to any other penalties provided or permitted by law, the Department may pursue whatever remedies are available under law to ensure that any use that is in violation with these rules is either brought into compliance with the requirements of these rules or other applicable law, or ceased or removed.
(3) In addition to any other penalty or sanction provided by law, the Director may assess a civil penalty of not more than $1,000 per day of violation for violations of any provision of these rules or ORS 274 that occurs on state-owned submerged or submersible lands pursuant to ORS 274.992.
(4) The Director will give written notice of a civil penalty incurred under OAR 141-088-0009(3) by registered or certified mail to the person incurring the penalty. The notice will include, but not be limited to the following:
(a) The particular section of the statute or this rule involved;
(b) A short and clear statement of the matter asserted or charged;
(c) A statement of the party’s right to request a hearing within 20 calendar days of the notice;
(d) The time allowed to correct a violation; and
(e) A statement of the amount of civil penalty which may be assessed and terms and conditions of payment if the violation is not corrected within the time period stated.
(5) The person incurring the penalty may request a hearing within 20 calendar days of the date of service of the notice provided in OAR 141-122-0130(3). Such request must be in writing. If no written request for a hearing is made within the time allowed, or if the party requesting a hearing fails to appear, the Director may make a final order imposing the penalty.
(6) In imposing a penalty under OAR 141-088-0009 of these rules, the Director will consider the following factors as specified in ORS 274.994:
(a) The past history of the person incurring a penalty regarding other trespasses on state-owned land manager by the Department;
(b) Any prior violations of statutes, rules, orders and authorizations pertaining to submerged and submersible land;
(c) The impact of the violation on public trust uses of commerce, navigation, fishing and recreation; and
(d) Any other factors determined by the Director to be relevant and consistent with the policy of these rules.
(7) Pursuant to ORS 183.090(2), a civil penalty imposed under OAR 141-088-0009 will become due and payable 10 calendar days after the order imposing the civil penalty becomes final by operation of law or on appeal.
(8) If a civil penalty is not paid as required by OAR 141-088-0009, interest will accrue at the maximum rate allowed by law from the date first due.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273 & 274

Hist.: DSL 5-2009, f. & cert. ef. 6-23-09
141-088-0010
Restrictions for the State-Owned Property at Dibblee Point (Columbia River)
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department in the area known as Dibblee Point or Slaughters Bar, between Columbia River Mile 64.0 and Columbia River Mile 66.0, lying between the Burlington Northern Railroad and the left bank of the Columbia River, west of the Longview Rainier Bridge, in Sections 1 and 12, Township 7 North, Range 3 West, and Sections 7 and 8, Township 7 North, Range 2 West, Willamette Meridian, in Columbia County, Oregon, is closed to all uses between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist: LB 4-1988(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 11-7-88; LB 3-1989, f. & cert. ef. 5-18-89; DSL 5-1998(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 5-4-98 thru 10-28-98; administrative correction 8-5-99; DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0020
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the McKenzie River Bar
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department between the line of ordinary high water and line of ordinary low water along the north bank of the McKenzie River across from Armitage State Park, between River Mile 6.5 and River Mile 7.2, located in Sections 9 and 10, Township 17 South, Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian, in Lane County, Oregon, is closed to overnight camping and motor vehicles, except watercraft, between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: LB 9-1991(Temp), f. 9-13-91, cert. ef. 11-1-91; LB 1-1992, f. & cert. ef. 3-9-92; DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0035
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the Sandy River
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department that is between the line of ordinary high water and the line of ordinary low water and on river islands on the Sandy River from River Mile 0.0 to 37.5 is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Open fires at any time beginning May 1 and ending November 1 of every year.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0040
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the Columbia River in the Vicinity of Dodson and Warrendale
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department in the vicinity of Dodson to Warrendale that is between the line of ordinary high water and the line of ordinary low water on the Columbia River from River Mile 139.5 to 142.5 is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Open fires at any time beginning May 1 and ending November 1 of every year.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0050
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the Chetco River
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department that is between the line of ordinary high water and the line of ordinary low water on the Chetco River from the Highway 101 Bridge to River Mile 11 (about one mile upstream from the mouth of Elk Creek) is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Open fires at any time beginning May 1 and ending November 1 of every year, unless a longer period is ordered by the Coos Forest Protective Association.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0055
Restrictions on Use of Motorized
Vehicles in the State-Owned Bed and Banks of the Chetco River
(1) All state-owned land that is under
the jurisdiction of the Department that is below the line of ordinary high water
on the Chetco River from the Highway 101 Bridge to River Mile 11 (about one mile
upstream from the mouth of Elk Creek) is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles
within the wetted channel of the main stem of the river. Excepted from the closure
are Government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats,
vehicles used the in the launching or the retrieving of boats, vehicles operating
under an authorization issued by the Department, public and private utility vehicles
performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities,
and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) For the purposes of this
rule, “wetted channel of the main stem” means state-owned submerged
and/or submersible land of the primary segment of the river that is inundated by
the waterway at the time of use.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2013, f. 8-12-13,
cert. ef. 9-1-13
141-088-0060
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the Willamette River in the Vicinity of Wheatland Bar Island and Willamette Mission State Park and Adjacent Upland
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department that is between the line of ordinary high water and the line of ordinary low water on the Willamette River, and all state-owned upland that is managed by the Department that is also in the vicinity of, or that comprises Wheatland Island or Willamette Mission State Park is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 PM and 5 AM throughout the year,
(2) Open fires at any time beginning May 1 and ending November 1 of every year, and
(3) All-terrain vehicles or other motorized vehicle uses except for those involved in the loading or unloading of recreational watercraft and parking during allowable use periods (i.e, 5 A.M to 10 P.M.).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0070
Restrictions for the State-Owned Bed and Banks of the Willamette River in the Vicinity of the Former McCormick-Baxter Plant
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department that is on the north side of the Willamette River at about River Mile 7 and fronting and abutting the site of the former McCormick-Baxter Plant, the Burlington Northern Bridge, and Willamette Cove as described in easement EA-31530 is temporarily closed to all public uses during the construction period while a sand cap is being placed over contaminated sediments.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0080
Restrictions for the State-Owned Banks of the Columbia River in the Vicinity of the Gary Island
All state-owned land that is under the jurisdiction of the Department that is between the line of ordinary high water and the line of ordinary low water on the south bank of the Columbia River in the vicinity of Gary Island between River Mile 123.5 and 124.5 is closed to any use without prior written authorization from the Department.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0090
Closure of Sand Lake Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Sand Lake estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are Government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of 7.5 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The Head of Tide in the Sand Lake estuary extends to the upper limit of the lake. (Sections 19, 20, 29, 30, 31 and 32 of Township 3 South, Range 10 West, Willamette Meridian.)
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0100
Closure of Siltcoos River Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Siltcoos River estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are Government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide state of about 6.5 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide in the Siltcoos River estuary is approximately River Mile 3, at the Siltcoos Lake Outlet (Sections 32, 33, and 34 of Township 19 South, Range 12 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0110
Closure of Tenmile Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Tenmile Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are Government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.5 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide in the Tenmile Creek estuary is approximately River mile1.1, at the Tenmile Lake Outlet (Sections 22, 23, and 14 of Township 23 South, Range 13 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0120
Closure of Tahkenitch Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Tahkenitch Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are Government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.5 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide in the Tahkenitch Creek estuary is approximately River Mile 1.2 at the Tahkenitch Creek Outlet (Sections 19 and 20, Township 20 South, Range 12 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0130
Closure of Berry Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Berry Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of the Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.3 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide on Berry Creek is approximately the same as the line of Mean High Tide on the beach.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0140
Closure of Sutton Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Sutton Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.5 feet, (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide on Sutton Creek is approximately River mile 0.4 (Section 28, Township 17 South, Range 12 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0150
Closure of Twomile Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Twomile Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the estuary closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.3 feet, (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide on Twomile Creek is approximately River Mile 0.6 (Section 13, Township 29 South, Range 14 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0160
Closure of New River, Floras Creek and Fourmile Creek
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within New River and its tributaries, Fourmile Creek and Floras Creek, is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(a) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.3 feet (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(b) The Head of Tide in New River is approximately River Mile 3.1 (Section 15, Township 30 South, Range 15 West, Willamette Meridian).
(c) The location of Head of Tide in Fourmile Creek is approximately River Mile 0.7 (Section 2, Township 30 South, Range 15 West, Willamette Meridian).
(d) The location of Head of Tide in Floras Creek is approximately River Mile 0.2 (Section 5, Township 31 South, Range 15 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0170
Closure of Euchre Creek Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Euchre Creek estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of the Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide state of about 6.6 feet, (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide of Euchre Creek is approximately the same as the line of Mean High Tide on the beach.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0180
Closure of Pistol River Estuary
(1) All submerged and submersible land under the jurisdiction of the Department below Head of Tide within the Pistol River estuary is closed to any and all use by motor vehicles. Excepted from the closure are government-owned vehicles on official business, motor or non-motorized boats, vehicles used in the launching of boats at designated launching sites, public and private utility vehicles performing company business, vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, and vehicles engaged in repair of fences and placement of bank protection material.
(2) Head of Tide means the inland-most extent of tidal influence as measured by an increase in water surface level at Mean High Tide (Mean Lower Low Water Datum).
(3) The elevation of Mean High Tide corresponds to a tide stage of about 6.3 feet, (Mean Lower Low Water Datum). The location of Head of Tide on Pistol River is approximately River Mile 1.4 (Section 20, Township 38 South, Range 14 West, Willamette Meridian).
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274

Stats. Implemented: ORS 273& 274

Hist.: DSL 2-2004, f. & cert. ef. 6-11-04
141-088-0190
Restrictions for the State-Owned
Property at Jones Beach (Columbia River)
All state-owned land that is under the
jurisdiction of the Department in the area known as Jones Beach, between Columbia
River Mile 46.0 and Columbia River Mile 48.0, lying north of River Front Road, in
Sections 33 and 34, Township 8 North, Range 5 West, in Columbia County, Oregon,
is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m.
and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) All-terrain vehicles
as defined in ORS 801.190–.194 throughout the year. Excepted from these restrictions
are Government-owned vehicles on official business, street legal class II all-terrain
vehicles during open use hours, public and private vehicles performing company business,
vehicles involved in rescue or emergency activities, district authorized persons
and landowners inspecting or maintaining levees and fences.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273&
274
Hist.: DSL 3-2013, f. 11-12-13
cert. ef. 12-1-13
141-088-0195
Restrictions for the State-Owned
Property at Stevens Road
All state-owned land that is under the
jurisdiction of the Department in the area known as the Stevens Road Tract, in Section
11, Township 18 South, Range 12 East, in Deschutes County, Oregon, is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m.
and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Any and all use by motor
vehicles, and
(3) Open fires throughout
the year, and
(4) Any and all discharge
of firearms.
Excepted from this restriction are
government personnel on official business, public and private employees performing
company business, vehicles and persons involved in rescue or emergency activities,
Department authorized persons and adjacent landowners inspecting or maintaining
fences.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15,
cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0200
Restrictions for the State-Owned
Property on the West Half of Juniper Canyon Parcel
All land west of Juniper Canyon Road
that is under the jurisdiction of the Department in the area known as the West Half
of Juniper Canyon Parcel, in Section 34, Township 15 South, Range 16 East, in Crook
County, Oregon, is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m.
and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Any and all use by motor
vehicles, and
(3) Open fires throughout
the year, and
(4) Any and all discharge
of firearms.
Excepted from this restriction are
government personnel on official business, public and private employees performing
company business, vehicles and persons involved in rescue or emergency activities,
Department authorized persons and adjacent landowners inspecting or maintaining
fences.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15,
cert. ef. 6-1-15
141-088-0205
Restrictions for the State-Owned
Property on the South Redmond Parcel
All state-owned land that is under the
jurisdiction of the Department in the area known as the South Redmond Tract, in
Sections 32 and 33, Township 15 South, Range 13 East, in Deschutes County, Oregon,
is closed to:
(1) All uses between 10 p.m.
and 5 a.m. throughout the year, and
(2) Open fires throughout
the year.
Excepted from this restriction are
government personnel on official business, public and private employees performing
company business, vehicles and persons involved in rescue or emergency activities,
Department authorized persons and adjacent landowners inspecting or maintaining
fences.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 273 & 274
Stats. Implemented: ORS 273
& 274
Hist.: DSL 2-2015, f. 5-6-15,
cert. ef. 6-1-15

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