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Agenda Wave Test Data Results (Steve Gregg, ORSPA) Soil Survey (David Rand, USDA-NRCS) Bank Remediation/Stabilization Neil Pietrok / Derek Goodwin Dock Repair (Mike Wegener) OSMB Update (Rachel Graham, OSMB) Desired

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Agenda

  • Wave Test Data Results (Steve Gregg, ORSPA)
  • Soil Survey (David Rand, USDA-NRCS)
  • Bank Remediation/Stabilization

– Neil Pietrok / Derek Goodwin

  • Dock Repair (Mike Wegener)
  • OSMB Update (Rachel Graham, OSMB)
  • Desired Outcomes (Steve Gregg, ORSPA)
  • Comments
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Boat Specifications

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Test Site

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River Depth

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Wave Height – Transition Speeds

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Wave Energy – Transition Speeds

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Wave Height – Transition Speeds

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Wave Energy – Planing Speeds

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Permitting Process

  • OSMB: Waterway Marker / Range Buoys
  • USCG:

– Review/Notice to Mariners

  • OR DSL:

– Removal/Fill Permit

  • General Authorization for Minimal Disturbance in ESH Waters

(Scientific Measuring)

– Short Term Access Agreement

  • USACE:

– Removal/Fill Permit

  • Tribes
  • NOAA – NMFS
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Essential Salmonid Habitat

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Upper Willamette Chinook/ Steelhead Chronology

(NOAA Fisheries)

  • Endangered Species Act – 1999
  • Critical Habitat – 2005
  • USACE SLOPES (Procedures for Endangered

Species) – 2008

  • Removal/Fill – Essential Salmonid Habitat (ESH)

– Removal/Fill defined as “Movement by Artificial Means” – Permit required for “any” amount of movement

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Soil Types

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Web Soil Survey

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Montgomery Way Shoreline = Newberg Fine Sandy Loam

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National Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)

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USACE/DSL Permitting Processes/Costs

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Dock Repair Trends

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OSMB Update

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Desired Outcomes (ORSPA)

  • Preserve the Waterway:

– Strategic Interest of Boaters/Property Owners/OSMB to insure the Newberg Pool remains open to support a wide range of recreational boating opportunities – Implement a Shoreline Erosion Monitoring program – Identify sections of the Willamette that can be designated for high energy wake-producing activities – Implement new education/enforcement strategies to improve boater compliance with the law

  • Long Range Vision / Master Plan:

– Identify a Lead Agency (OSMB/ODFW/DSL/Soil and Water Conservation Dist/?) – Include State & Local Governments / Public Stakeholders – Planned/Coordinated Growth vs. Retroactive “Catch Up” – Keep Work Group together until established

  • Address Policy Gap Regarding Responsibility for Regulating Boat Wake/Wave Impacts:

– Clarify which agency is responsible for protecting shoreline – Establish wave size/energy limits such that shoreline is protected – Establish Dock Construction and Retrofit Standards to align with Wave Energy Cutoff Limits – New language that directs OSMB to regulate boating such that it implements shoreline protection strategies

  • Partner with NMMA/WSIA to investigate and deploy Wave Energy Abatement technologies/Bank

Stabilization Techniques:

– Simplify Bank Stabilization / Habitat Improvement permitting to “Fast Track” the approval processes – Increase size of areas available for high energy wake-producing activities (e.g. “Sustainable Growth”)

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