Oregon § 526.900 Review of state regulations and policies affecting implementation of conservation strategies

Oregon Statutes

§ 526.900 — Review of state regulations and policies affecting implementation of conservation strategies

Oregon § 526.900

Vol.14

Title 44Forestry and Forest Products

Ch.526

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Bluebook

Or. Rev. Stat. § 526.900 (2026).

Text

(1)The State Forestry Department and the State Department of Agriculture shall, in consultation with relevant state agencies and other public or private organizations, review state statutes, rules, policies and programs that affect landowner decisions to implement conservation strategies.

(2)The review conducted under subsection (1) of this section shall include:

(a)Establishing a statewide strategy for the implementation and coordination of incentives, regulatory disincentives, expedited permit processes and related taxes.

(b)The development of a stewardship agreement program for rural lands that establishes a baseline management standard for landowners and a voluntary higher standard that provides natural resource benefits and regulatory certainty for landowners.

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(1) The State Forestry Department and the State Department of Agriculture shall, in consultation with relevant state agencies and other public or private organizations, review state statutes, rules, policies and programs that affect landowner decisions to implement conservation strategies.
(2) The review conducted under subsection (1) of this section shall include:
(a) Establishing a statewide strategy for the implementation and coordination of incentives, regulatory disincentives, expedited permit processes and related taxes.
(b) The development of a stewardship agreement program for rural lands that establishes a baseline management standard for landowners and a voluntary higher standard that provides natural resource benefits and regulatory certainty for landowners.