Oregon Administrative Code

736-028-0025 Applications (1) Applications for matching grants shall be submitted no later than the first day of February in the fiscal year following any subject year. (2) Applications and eligibility reports shall be submitted at the following addresses: (a) Clatsop, Tillamook,…

736-028-0030 Cities and Counties: Standards (1) Quality of Overall Performance — A recognized acceptable lifesaving system or an approved adaptation of one of these systems must be employed. Two recognized systems are: The Surf Lifesaving Association of Australia, and the Los Ang…

736-028-0035 Rural Fire Protection Districts: Standards (1) Search and Rescue. Each Rural Fire Protection District must keep an accurate record of individual search and rescue responses on forms provided by the Department. Such records must be submitted with the application for r…

736-029-0010 Purpose (1) This division governs the use of portions of the ocean shore as well as areas adjacent to state parks that the State Land Board has designated as a Marine Reserve or Marine Protected Area (OAR chapter 141, division 142). The Fish and Wildlife Commission h…

736-029-0030 Definitions For purposes of this division, unless the context requires otherwise, the following definitions apply: (1) “Commission” means the State Parks and Recreation Commission. (2) “Department” means the State Parks and Recreation Department, known as Oregon Park…

736-029-0040 General Restrictions (1) In addition to all other regulations pertaining to the ocean shore, within an area designated as a Marine Reserve or Marine Protected Area, a person may not: (a) Collect, pick, cut, mutilate or remove living or non-living natural products fro…

736-029-0050 Penalties A violation of OAR 736-029-0040 is as an ocean shore violation subject to fines as provided in OAR 736-021-0050. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.660 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 390.050 & 390.124 History: PRD 3-2010, f. 2-3-10, cert. ef. 6-30-11

736-030-0000 Purpose of Rules in Division 30 Regulations in this division apply to ocean shores adjacent to the coastal cities specified in each rule. The named cities may adopt parallel ordinances to regulate activities on the ocean shores and may enforce such ordinances to the …

736-030-0005 Prohibition of Horses and Other Livestock Horses and other livestock are prohibited on the ocean shore between the south city limits of Rockaway and northward to the mouth of the Nehalem River in Tillamook County. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.660 Statutes/Other…

736-030-0010 Prohibition of Dogs Off Leash Dogs are prohibited except on a leash or under voice or signal command on the ocean shore within the city limits of Cannon Beach, Seaside and Rockaway Beach. The owner is responsible for the animal's behavior and physical control while o…

736-030-0020 Prohibition of Camping Overnight camping, including overnight sleeping in tents, driftwood shelters, sleeping bags, recreational vehicles, trailers or automobiles, on the ocean shore within the city limits of Cannon Beach, Lincoln City, Seaside, Newport, Bandon, Gold…

736-030-0030 Prohibition of Windsailing No person shall windsail on any beach within the city limits of Cannon Beach and Seaside except by permit from the city. A windsail is a sail propelled 3 or 4 wheeled cart. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.660 Statutes/Other Implemented: …

736-030-0040 Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages Consumption of alcoholic beverages exceeding 14% alcoholic content is prohibited on the ocean shore within the city limits of Seaside except when under OLCC license and State Parks and Recreation Department permit. The consumption o…

736-030-0050 Prohibition of Fireworks There shall be no fireworks permitted on the ocean shore within the city limits of Seaside, except by joint permit from the respective city and the Area One Park Manager. The definition of fireworks is found in OAR 837-012-0072(19). Statutory…

736-030-0060 Prohibition of Playing Golf Playing golf on the ocean shore within the city limits of Seaside is prohibited except by permit from the city. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.660 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 390.124 & 390.660 History: PR 11-1994, f. 11-29-94, cert…

736-030-0070 Prohibition of Launching Boats, Watercraft The launching of any rigid watercraft such as metal or fiberglass canoes and boats and jet skis on the ocean shore within the city limits of Seaside and Cannon Beach is prohibited except by permit from the city. This does no…

736-030-0080 Prohibition of Rock Climbing Climbing on Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach is prohibited except by written permission from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 390.660 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 390.124 & 390.660 History: PR 3-1997, f. …

736-030-0090 Beach Lifeguard Authority Within the city limits of Cannon Beach, city lifeguards shall have the authority to restrict the launching of inflatable devices by individuals, on a case-by-case basis, when necessary for public safety or the safety of an individual. No per…

736-030-0095 Prohibition of Camping on Beaches in Clatsop County Camping on the ocean shore between the Necanicum River and the South Jetty of the Columbia River is prohibited. For the purposes of this rule, camping includes, but is not limited to, erecting a tent or temporary sh…

736-030-0100 Prohibition of Camping on Beaches in Tillamook County Camping on the ocean shore between the north boundary of the City of Manzanita and the Neahkahnie Mountain headland is prohibited until such time as the adoption of a comprehensive ocean shore management plan may …

736-040-0005 Rules for Conducting Hearings on Scenic Waterways Regulations The Commission hereby adopts and promulgates rules and procedures governing hearings on regulations for the management of related adjacent land within scenic waterways as provided in ORS 390.845(2): (1) Th…

736-040-0010 Designated Scenic Waterways These rules apply to those river segments and lakes designated as Oregon Scenic Waterways in ORS 390.826. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 183.545, 183.550, 184 & 390.805 - 390.925 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 390.826 & 390.845 History: P…

736-040-0015 Definition of Terms As used in these rules and regulations, unless the context requires otherwise: (1) "The Act" means the Scenic Waterways Act (ORS 390.805 to 390.925). (2) "Commission" means the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission or State Parks and Recreation C…

736-040-0020 Responsibility and Authority of the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission (1) The Commission shall administer the Act in such a manner as to protect and enhance the values which caused a scenic waterway to be included in the system. Primary emphasis shall be given t…

736-040-0025 Public Use of Scenic Waterways (1) These rules apply to all scenic waterways unless more specific rules have been adopted for a particular scenic waterway. All persons using scenic waterways for recreation shall comply with the provisions of the Act and with the rule…

736-040-0030 Improvements and Changes in Use of Related Adjacent Lands (1) Except as provided in section (5) of this rule, OAR 736-040-0035 and 736-040-0045 through 736-040-0075, no person shall make any improvement or change in the existing use of related adjacent land without f…

736-040-0035 Rules of Land Management These rules and regulations governing the use of related adjacent lands and improvements made on or to these lands apply to all designated scenic waterways. Land management on scenic waterways includes, but is not limited to, the following ex…

736-040-0040 Classification of Scenic Waterways and Segments Thereof (1) OAR 736-040-0040 through 736-040-0075 supplement, but in no way alter, other provisions of these rules and regulations. Notification procedures set forth in OAR 736-040-0030, 736-040-0035 and 736-040-0080, r…

736-040-0041 Nestucca River Scenic Waterway (1) Recreational River Areas: (a) That segment of the Nestucca River Scenic Waterway extending from the downstream end of the reservoir tailrace below McGuire Dam to its confluence with Ginger Creek (approximately RM 45.5); (b) The Depa…

736-040-0042 Walker Creek Scenic Waterway Recreational River Area: (1) Walker Creek from its source downstream to its confluence with the Nestucca River. (2) The Department will administer the Recreational Area described in section (1) consistent with the purposes of OAR 736-040-…

736-040-0043 Upper McKenzie River Scenic Waterway (1) Recreational River Areas: (a) The following river segments from Clear Lake to Deer Creek are classified Recreational River Areas: (A) Adjacent lands east of the river from Clear Lake to Carmen Reservoir; (B) Adjacent lands eas…

736-040-0044 Interim Classification of State Scenic Waterways The Department will assign those segments of rivers under the scenic waterways program without a management plan an interim river classification until such time as the Commission, with the concurrence of the Oregon Wat…

736-040-0045 Rogue River Scenic Waterway Within the Rogue River Scenic Waterway, already designated as a component of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System by Public Law 90-542, the Commission will, insofar as its responsibility and authority under the Act permit, give consi…

736-040-0046 North Umpqua River Scenic Waterway (1) Recreation River Areas: (a) That segment of the North Umpqua River that includes shoreline and related adjacent land on both banks of the River from its intersection with a line forming the East half of the East half of Section …

736-040-0047 Grande Ronde River Scenic Waterway (1) Scenic River Area: (a) That segment of the Grande Ronde River from Rondowa at the confluence of the Wallowa River with the Grande Ronde River to the Umatilla National Forest boundary; (b) This Scenic River Area shall be administ…

736-040-0048 Wallowa River Scenic Waterway (1) Minam River Community Area: (a) That segment of the Wallowa River zoned Rural Service by Wallowa County at Minam; (b) This River Community Area shall be administered consistent with the standards set by OAR 736-040-0035 and 736-040-0…

736-040-0049 Upper Clackamas River Scenic Waterway (1) Recreation River Areas: (a) That segment of the Upper Clackamas River from the Forest Service Road 4690 Bridge, to the junction of Forest Service Road 4690 with Forest Service Road 46 at approximately river mile 75.66; (b) Th…

736-040-0050 llinois River Scenic Waterway (1) Accessible Natural River Area: (a) The segment of the scenic waterway extending from Deer Creek downstream approximately 14 miles to Briggs Creek is classified as an Accessible Natural River Area; (b) In order to preserve the river a…

736-040-0051 Elk River Scenic Waterway (1) Natural River Areas: (a) Adjacent lands on the north side of the Elk River from its confluence with Butler Creek on the east side of the Grassy Knob Wilderness downstream to Anvil Creek; (b) The North Fork Elk River from its intersection…

736-040-0052 Upper Rogue River Scenic Waterway (1) Accessible Natural River Areas: (a) That segment of the Upper Rogue River from the northern boundary of Rogue River National Forest with Crater Lake National Park to the Forest Service Road 6530 Bridge. The USFS Road 6530 Bridge …

736-040-0053 Klamath River Scenic Waterway Accessible Natural River Area: (1) That segment of scenic waterway beginning at the J.C. Boyle Dam Powerhouse to the California border (11 miles) is classified as an Accessible Natural River Area. (2) This Accessible Natural River Area s…

736-040-0055 Owyhee River Scenic Waterway Natural River Area: (1) The entire Owyhee River Scenic Waterway, in its two segments, is classified as a Natural River Area. (2) In order to preserve the river and related adjacent lands in an essentially primitive condition, no new struc…

736-040-0056 Metolius River Scenic Waterway (1) Recreational River Areas: (a) Two river segments are designated as Recreational River Areas: (A) The segment of the scenic waterway beginning at Metolius Springs at approximately river mile 41.2 extending downstream to the confluenc…

736-040-0060 Minam River Scenic Waterway (1) Natural River Area: (a) The segment of the scenic waterway extending from Minam Lake downstream approximately 37 miles to the river’s intersection with the Willamette Base Line, which is also the north boundary of Section 4, Township 1…

736-040-0065 John Day River Scenic Waterway (1) Natural River Area: (a) That segment of the scenic waterway beginning at the intersection of the John Day River with the township line between Township 5 South and Township 6 South, Willamette Meridian, at about river mile 95, thenc…

736-040-0066 North Fork John Day River Scenic Waterway (1) Accessible Natural River Areas: two segments of the North Fork John Day River are designated Accessible Natural River Areas: (a) That segment of scenic waterway beginning at the west boundary of the North Fork John Day Wi…

736-040-0067 Middle Fork John Day River Scenic Waterway (1) Natural River Area: (a) That segment of scenic waterway beginning at the intersection of the Middle Fork John Day River with the eastern section line of Section 11, Township 8 South, Range 29 East, Willamette Meridian, (…

736-040-0068 South Fork John Day River Scenic Waterway (1) Accessible Natural River Area: (a) That segment of scenic waterway beginning at Ellingson Mill at about river mile 30, being at the intersection of the South Fork John Day River with the northern section line of Section 2…

736-040-0070 Deschutes River Scenic Waterway (1) Deschutes River Scenic Waterway Recreation Area: (a) ORS 390.932 creates the Deschutes River Scenic Waterway Recreation Area. ORS 390.934 directs the Department to adopt a management plan by rule to administer the Deschutes River S…

736-040-0071 Deschutes River Scenic Waterway Boater Pass System Rules (1) Policy: (a) The Commission finds that in order to carry out the intent of Chapter 798, Oregon Laws 1981, monies collected from the sale of the Deschutes River Scenic Waterway Boater Pass shall be used for t…