Oregon § 196.465 Compatibility of acknowledged comprehensive plans

Oregon Statutes

§ 196.465 — Compatibility of acknowledged comprehensive plans

Oregon § 196.465

Vol.5

Title 19Miscellaneous Matters Related to Government and Public Affairs

Ch. 196State Waters and Ocean Resources; Wetlands; Removal and Fil

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 196.465 (2026).

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(1)The Oregon Ocean Resources Management Plan and Territorial Sea Plan, when adopted pursuant to ORS 196.471, shall be compatible with acknowledged comprehensive plans of adjacent coastal counties and cities.

(2)To insure that the plan is compatible with the comprehensive plans of adjacent coastal counties and cities, the Ocean Policy Advisory Council shall work with the Department of Land Conservation and Development and any Oregon coastal zone management association to:

(a)Meet and consult with local government officials;

(b)Distribute draft materials and working papers for review and solicit comment on council materials; and

(c)Provide technical and policy information to local governments about ocean resource issues.

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(1) The Oregon Ocean Resources Management Plan and Territorial Sea Plan, when adopted pursuant to ORS 196.471, shall be compatible with acknowledged comprehensive plans of adjacent coastal counties and cities.
(2) To insure that the plan is compatible with the comprehensive plans of adjacent coastal counties and cities, the Ocean Policy Advisory Council shall work with the Department of Land Conservation and Development and any Oregon coastal zone management association to:
(a) Meet and consult with local government officials;
(b) Distribute draft materials and working papers for review and solicit comment on council materials; and
(c) Provide technical and policy information to local governments about ocean resource issues.