OAR 635-430-0400
Natural Disasters

(1)

If an act of nature (e.g., floods, fire, wind and other natural disaster) significantly damages or reduces riparian vegetation, or reduces the effectiveness of conservation measures described in a riparian management plan and agreement, the landowner must notify the Department within 90 days of the occurrence.

(2)

Department personnel will tour the affected property with the landowner within 60 days of notification and determine if remedial or new conservation measures are required to meet program objectives.

(3)

If the Department determines that remedial or new conservation measures are necessary, the Department will notify the landowner, in writing, within 10 working days after touring the affected property. The notification will include a general description of the necessary remedial actions.

(4)

After receiving notification from the Department that remedial action is necessary, the landowner has two options:

(a)

The landowner may continue enrollment in the program and notify the Department of his/her intention to revise or amend the riparian management plan and agreement; or

(b)

The landowner may withdraw from the program by submitting a request for withdrawal to the county assessor in compliance with ORS 308A.365 (Duration of exemption). The county assessor may assess back taxes in such cases.

(5)

If the landowner elects to continue enrollment in the program, the landowner must submit a revised or amended riparian management plan and agreement to the Department within three months from the date the Department notified the landowner that new or remedial measures were necessary. The Department will process the plan and agreement in accordance with these rules.

Source: Rule 635-430-0400 — Natural Disasters, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=635-430-0400.

635–430–0000
Purpose of Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Program 635–430–0010
Definitions of Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Program 635–430–0020
Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plan Objectives 635–430–0025
State Fish and Wildlife Commission Designation of Eligible Land 635–430–0030
Wildlife Conservation and Management Practices 635–430–0040
Preparation and Content of a Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plan 635–430–0050
Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plan Submission and Review Procedures 635–430–0060
Approval Standards for Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plans 635–430–0070
Amendments to Approved Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plans 635–430–0080
Implementation of Approved Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plans 635–430–0090
Monitoring Approved Wildlife Habitat Conservation and Management Plans 635–430–0100
Compatibility with Existing Laws or Ordinances 635–430–0300
Purpose of Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program 635–430–0310
Definitions of Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program 635–430–0320
Eligibility Criteria for Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program 635–430–0330
Limitations on Designation of Riparian Lands 635–430–0340
Factors for Determining Width of Riparian Lands 635–430–0350
Healthy Riparian Habitat 635–430–0360
Application Process for Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program 635–430–0370
Plan Review and Approval of Riparian Management Plans and Agreements 635–430–0375
Riparian Conservation and Management Practices 635–430–0380
Activities Generally Compatible with Riparian Lands 635–430–0390
Activities Generally Incompatible with Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program 635–430–0400
Natural Disasters 635–430–0410
Sale or Transfer of Exempted Riparian Lands 635–430–0420
Monitoring and Compliance of Riparian Management Plans and Agreements 635–430–0430
Program Compatibility with Existing Laws or Ordinances for Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 635-430-0400’s source at or​.us