Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 629 - DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
Division 645 - WATER PROTECTION RULES: RIPARIAN MANAGEMENT AREAS AND PROTECTION MEASURE FOR SIGNIFICANT WETLANDS
Section 629-645-0010 - Live Tree Retention for Significant Wetlands
Universal Citation: OR Admin Rules 629-645-0010
Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024
(1) In significant wetlands and their riparian management areas, operators shall retain approximately 50 percent of the original live trees, by species, in each of the following diameter classes (DBH):
(a) 6 to 10 inches;
(b) 11 to 20 inches;
(c) 21 to 30 inches; and
(d) larger than 30 inches.
(2) As part of the live trees in subsection(1) above, operators shall retain trees bordering significant wetlands.
(3) For estuaries and the adjacent riparian management areas, operators shall protect live trees that are:
(a) Perch and nest trees for predatory
birds and colonial nesting birds;
(b) Likely to provide for future large woody
debris to the estuaries' perimeters; and
(c) Contributing to bank stability.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 527.710
Stats. Implemented: ORS 527.710 & ORS 527.765
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