ORS 196.573
Council duties

  • biennial report

(1)

The Oregon Coordinating Council on Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia shall:

(a)

Review and utilize relevant, scientifically supported information, including the recommendations of the West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel and other available information, reports and studies, to:

(A)

Identify research and monitoring activities necessary to better understand the changing ocean chemistry and the potential impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia; and

(B)

Recommend prioritized state actions to address ocean acidification and hypoxia;

(b)

Identify actions and initiatives to address Oregon’s vulnerabilities to ocean acidification and hypoxia that may include, but need not be limited to:

(A)

Developing optimal strategies for mitigating the effects of ocean acidification and hypoxia;

(B)

Taking steps to strengthen existing scientific monitoring, research and analysis regarding the effects and trends in ocean acidification and hypoxia;

(C)

Identifying habitats that are particularly vulnerable to corrosive sea water, including areas experiencing multiple stressors such as hypoxia, sedimentation and harmful algae blooms;

(D)

Identifying the socioeconomic and ecosystem impacts of intensifying ocean acidification;

(E)

Taking steps to increase public awareness of the science and impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia;

(F)

Developing a long-term ocean acidification and hypoxia coordination strategy among state agencies, academia, the federal government and industry; or

(G)

Leveraging opportunities for research partnerships with academia, tribes and the commercial fishing industry, in order to advance the understanding of ocean acidification and hypoxia in Oregon; and

(c)

Advise and assist the State Department of Fish and Wildlife and all other represented public agencies in coordinating and carrying out, as directed by the agencies’ governing bodies, the actions and initiatives identified under paragraph (b) of this subsection.

(2)

The coordinating council may develop a Socioeconomic Vulnerability to Ocean Acidification Report. A report developed under this subsection may include, but need not be limited to, information identifying:

(a)

Coastal communities in this state that may be impacted by ocean acidification;

(b)

The impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia on the communities identified under paragraph (a) of this subsection; or

(c)

The gaps in understanding that exist regarding the impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia on economically or commercially important species, particularly species that support commercial, recreational and tribal fisheries and shellfish aquaculture in this state.

(3)

The coordinating council may develop recommendations for the Oregon Ocean Science Trust, state agencies, academia or other organizations on high-priority, strategic research that may be done to address gaps that exist in the understanding of ocean acidification and hypoxia. Strategic research recommendations developed by the coordinating council may include, but need not be limited to, research related to:

(a)

The impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia on marine organisms and the marine ecosystem;

(b)

The economic impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia on communities in this state; or

(c)

Developing adaptation and mitigation strategies for conserving and enhancing the resilience of marine organisms and ecosystems for future use and enjoyment by Oregonians and visitors to this state.

(4)

The coordinating council shall submit a biennial report to the Legislative Assembly and to the Ocean Policy Advisory Council by September 15 of each even-numbered year on the coordinating council’s activities and recommendations.

(5)

All agencies of state government, as defined in ORS 174.111 (“State government” defined), are requested to assist the coordinating council in the performance of its duties and, to the extent permitted by laws relating to confidentiality, to furnish such information and advice as the members of the coordinating council consider necessary to perform their duties. [2017 c.744 §3]
Note: See note under 196.571 (Policy).

Source: Section 196.573 — Council duties; biennial report, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors196.­html.

196.105
Definitions for ORS 196.105 to 196.125
196.107
Legislative findings on management plan
196.109
Effect of revision of urban area boundaries within scenic area on management plan
196.110
Land use regulation in Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
196.115
Appeal from decision of Columbia River Gorge Commission or county
196.120
Exercise of eminent domain
196.125
Buffer by regulation around Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area prohibited
196.150
Compact provisions
196.155
Authority for state officers and agencies to carry out duties under compact
196.160
Membership on Columbia River Gorge Commission
196.165
Status of commission employees for purposes of certain benefits
196.175
Pacific Ocean Resources Compact ratified
196.180
Compact provisions
196.185
Representation on compact
196.200
Definitions for ORS 196.200 to 196.240 and 196.993
196.205
Establishment of Willamette Falls Locks Authority as independent public corporation
196.210
Membership of authority
196.215
Executive director
196.220
Powers and duties of authority
196.225
Creation of tax-exempt entity by authority
196.230
Revenue bonds issued by authority
196.235
Financing agreements
196.240
Audits
196.405
Definitions for ORS 196.405 to 196.515
196.407
Policy
196.408
Duties of state agencies
196.410
Legislative findings for offshore oil and gas leasing
196.415
Legislative findings for ocean resources management
196.420
Policy
196.425
Oregon Ocean Resources Management Program
196.435
Primary agency for certain federal purposes
196.438
Ocean Policy Advisory Council
196.443
Duties of council
196.448
Member compensation
196.451
Technical advisory committee
196.453
Project review panels
196.455
Coordination with federal programs
196.465
Compatibility of acknowledged comprehensive plans
196.471
Territorial Sea Plan review requirements
196.485
State agency coordination requirements
196.515
Short title
196.540
Marine reserves
196.542
Limitation on ability of State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt prohibitions on fishing by rule
196.545
Work plan
196.550
Funding
196.555
Reporting
196.565
Oregon Ocean Science Trust
196.566
Trust duties
196.567
Oregon Ocean Science Fund
196.568
Reimbursement from fund
196.569
Report
196.570
Agreements between Oregon Ocean Science Trust and private organizations
196.571
Policy
196.572
Oregon Coordinating Council on Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia
196.573
Council duties
196.575
Authorization to obtain federal oceanographic data
196.580
Liaison program duties
196.583
Requirement to share geological data regarding territorial sea floor
196.600
Definitions for ORS 196.600 to 196.655
196.605
Purpose
196.610
Powers of Director of Department of State Lands
196.615
Program for mitigation banks
196.620
Resource values and credits for mitigation banks
196.623
Watershed enhancement project as mitigation bank
196.625
Fill and removal activities in mitigation banks
196.630
Rules
196.635
Director to consult and cooperate with other agencies and interested parties
196.640
Oregon Removal-Fill Mitigation Fund
196.643
Payments to comply with permit condition, authorization or resolution of violation
196.645
Sources of fund
196.650
Use of fund
196.655
Report on Oregon Removal-Fill Mitigation Fund
196.660
Effect of ORS 196.600 to 196.655
196.665
Short title
196.668
Legislative findings
196.672
Policy
196.674
Statewide Wetlands Inventory
196.676
Response to notices from local governments
196.678
Wetland conservation plans
196.681
Duties of department
196.682
Permits required for removal or fill
196.684
Amendment of plans
196.686
Acknowledged estuary management plans
196.687
Regulation of alteration or fill of artificially created wetlands
196.688
Public information program
196.692
Rules
196.795
Streamlining process for administering state removal or fill permits
196.800
Definitions for ORS 196.600 to 196.921
196.805
Policy
196.810
Permit for removal of material from or fill of waters
196.812
Large woody debris
196.815
Application for permit
196.816
General permits allowing removal of certain amount of material for maintaining drainage
196.817
General permits
196.818
Wetland delineation reports
196.820
Prohibition against issuance of permits to fill Smith Lake or Bybee Lake
196.825
Criteria for issuance of permit
196.830
Estuarine resource replacement as condition for fill or removal from estuary
196.835
Hearing regarding issuance of permit
196.845
Investigations and surveys
196.850
Waiving permit requirement in certain cases
196.855
Noncomplying removal of material or filling as public nuisance
196.860
Enforcement powers of director
196.865
Revocation, suspension or refusal to renew permit
196.870
Abatement proceedings
196.875
Double and treble damages for destruction of public right of navigation, fishery or recreation
196.880
Fill under permit presumed not to affect public rights
196.885
Annual report of fill and removal activities
196.890
Civil penalties
196.895
Imposition of civil penalties
196.900
Schedule of civil penalties
196.906
Legislative findings and declarations
196.909
Definitions
196.911
Maintenance without permit
196.913
Prohibitions
196.915
State agencies’ review and responses to notice
196.917
Notice of violation
196.919
Memoranda of understanding
196.921
Applicability
196.931
Monitoring fill and removal activities
196.990
Penalties for unpermitted removal from or filling of waters
196.993
Penalties for unauthorized use of Willamette Falls Locks
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