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Planning for State Parks on Oregons Central Coast South Beach & Beverly Beach Management Units February 2015 Why are we here today? To introduce the planning process for Oregon State Parks in the South Beach and Beverly Beach


  1. Planning for State Parks on Oregon’s Central Coast South Beach & Beverly Beach Management Units February 2015

  2. Why are we here today? To introduce the planning process for Oregon State Parks in the South Beach and Beverly Beach Management Units Our goals for today: 1. OPRD’s Mission 2. The Planning Process 3. The Parks 4. Discussion and Comments 5. Next Steps

  3. The mission of the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is to provide and protect outstanding natural, scenic, cultural, historic, and recreational sites for the enjoyment and education of present and future generations.

  4. Great experiences MISSION Special Long places view

  5. Park Planning Process Build Understand Communicate Choreograph Prioritize Implement Consensus Inventories Comprehensive Planning Land-Use 5-12: Projects CARD (Communications) Analysis Proposals Phasing - Site Master Plans - Grants & Funding Z Z Z Z v v v v F F F F - Visitor Surveys - Develop Park Values, - Park Planning - Budget - Land-Use Approvals - Engineering/FIP D D D D GIS S Goals & Strategies S & Design S - 10 Year Project Phasing S - Rulemaking - Design Services c c c c -Facilities - Park Assessments - Recreation Planning - Facilities - Grants & Funding - Visitor Experience -Trails - Identify Needs - Wayfinding Plan - Natural Resources Program Development -Public & OPRD -Public & OPRD -Public & OPRD -Public & OPRD Stewardship and Opportunities - Potential Aquisitions - Design Services - Maintenance Staff Input Staff Input Staff Input Staff Input - Botanical Resources - Define Role with Identified - Visitor Experience -Public Outreach -Public Outreach -Public Outreach -Public Outreach - Forestry Partners - Local Community and - Management Tool -Partnership -Partnership -Partnership -Partnership - Wildlife Development Development economic effects Development - Provide Assessment Development Heritage Database - Archeological Resources - Cultural Resources - Park History Park Management - Operating Costs - Safety & Risk Biennium 1 OPRD Management Management IPS (Planning) Biennium 2 Unit Plan - Park Facilities & Needs - Visitor Experience - Interpretation - Recreation Biennium 6 Biennium 3 Biennium 5 Biennium 4

  6. Public Process 1. Planning Kick off Public Meeting I

  7. Public Process 1. Planning Kick off Public Meeting I 2. Analysis, Opportunities & Constraints Public Meeting II

  8. Public Process 1. Planning Kick off Public Meeting I 2. Analysis, Opportunities & Constraints Public Meeting II 3. Proposals, Feedback, and Revisions Public Meeting III

  9. Public Process 1. Planning Kick off Public Meeting I 2. Analysis, Opportunities & Constraints Public Meeting II 3. Proposals, Feedback, and Revisions Public Meeting III 4. Final Draft Plan Public Meeting IV

  10. Public Process 1. Planning Kick off February 2015 Public Meeting I 2. Analysis, Opportunities & Constraints June 2015 Public Meeting II 3. Proposals, Feedback, and Revisions November 2015 Public Meeting III 4. Final Draft Plan May 2016 Public Meeting IV

  11. Plan Implementation Approval by OPRD Commission Summer 2016 Land Use Review by Local Governments 2016 - 2017 Projects and Program Development 2017 > Long T erm Management & Vision 2017 >

  12. The Parks

  13. The Parks Beverly Beach MU

  14. Gleneden Beach B1 State Recreation Site

  15. Fishing Rock B2 State Recreation Site

  16. Fogarty Creek B3 State Recreation Area

  17. Boiler Bay B4 State Scenic Viewpoint

  18. Depoe Bay B5 Whale Watching Center

  19. Rocky Creek B6 State Scenic Viewpoint

  20. Otter Crest B7 State Scenic Viewpoint

  21. B8 Devil’s Punch Bowl State Natural Area

  22. Beverly Beach B9 State Park

  23. Agate Beach B10 State Recreation Site

  24. Yaquina Bay B11 State Recreation Site

  25. The Parks South Beach MU

  26. South Beach S1 State Park

  27. Lost Creek S2 State Recreation Site

  28. Brian Booth S3 State Park

  29. Seal Rock S4 State Recreation Site

  30. Collins Creek S5 State Recreation Site

  31. Driftwood Beach S6 State Recreation Site

  32. L. Presley & S7 Vera C. Gill State Natural Area

  33. S8 Alsea Bay Historic Interpretive Center

  34. W.B. Nelson S9 State Recreation Site

  35. S10 Governor Patterson Memorial State Recreation Site

  36. Beachside S11 State Recreation Site

  37. San Marine S12 State Recreation Site

  38. Smelt Sands S13 State Recreation Site

  39. Yachats S14 State Recreation Area

  40. S15 Yachats Ocean Road State Natural Site

  41. Survey v What do you think of when someone mentions the Central Oregon Coast?

  42. Survey v What do you value about state parks on the Central Oregon Coast?

  43. Survey v What benefjts do state parks on the Central Oregon Coast provide?

  44. Survey What would you like the plan to change about state parks in the South Beach & Beverly Beach Management Units?

  45. Survey What would you like the plan to add to state parks in the South Beach & Beverly Beach Management Units?

  46. Survey What would you like the plan to keep in state parks in the South Beach & Beverly Beach Management Units?

  47. At the Next Meeting We Will... 1. Share our assessments of the natural, cultural, scenic, and recreational resources in the parks. 2. Double check the values and benefjts. 3. Ask you to weigh in on the initial park needs, opportunities, and constraints.

  48. Stay Involved SouthBevParksPlan.com

  49. Contact Us Ian Matthews, Planner, Project Manager Jaime English, Interim Manager, IPS Division Integrated Park Services Oregon Parks & Recreation Department 725 Summer Street N.E. Suite C Salem, OR 97301 503-986-0744 southbevparksplan@oregon.gov

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