350-082-0220 Development and Uses Eligible for Expedited Review (1) The following development and uses may be allowed, provided they comply with the resource protection guidelines contained in section (2) below. (a) Except in Open Space and Agriculture-Special, accessory structures between 60 and 200 square feet in area and ten feet or less in height. Only one accessory building per parcel may be allowed under this guideline, regardless of whether the parcel already includes an accessory building(s). Additional accessory buildings shall be subject to full review. This category does not include signs, decks, fences, outdoor lights, retaining walls, transportation facilities, or utility facilities. (b) Additions and covered decks for existing buildings, provided the existing building is at least 500 square feet in area and the addition or covered deck is no larger than 200 square feet in area and no taller than the height of the existing building. Only one addition and one covered deck per parcel may be allowed under this guideline, regardless of whether the parcel already includes an addition or covered deck. (c) Rail, solid or semi-solid fences accessory to existing dwellings less than or equal to six feet in height and less than or equal to 100 feet in length. (d) Wire-strand fences other than those allowed outright, provided the fence complies with 350-082-0650(5) if it is inside deer and elk winter range as delineated in the Gorge Commission and Forest Service natural resource data or determined by an appropriate federal or state agency. (e) In the GMA, woven-wire fences for agricultural use that would enclose 80 acres or less. (f) Decks that are uncovered, attached and accessory to existing dwellings, and 500 square feet or less in area and 30 inches or less in height above existing grade. (g) Road closure gates. (h) Signs, other than those allowed outright. (i) Outdoor lights. (j) Air, weather, water and other similar research and monitoring facilities, provided the facilities are attached to existing structures or are less than or equal to 120 square feet in size and less than or equal to 12 feet in height. (k) Lot line adjustments in the GMA that would not result in the potential to create additional parcels through subsequent land divisions, as determined by 350-082-0570(1), except all lot line adjustments for parcels designated Open Space, Agriculture-Special, Public Recreation, or Commercial Recreation shall be reviewed through the full development review process. (l) Lot line adjustments in the SMAs, subject to compliance with 350-082-0570(2). (m) Removal or demolition of structures that are less than 50 years old, including wells, septic tanks and fuel tanks. (n) Decommission non-paved roads, including ripping the road surface, barriers, and revegetation. (o) Trail reconstruction involving up to 1,000 feet of trail re-route. (p) The following transportation facilities, provided they are not a part of larger construction or reconstruction projects (which shall be reviewed as a whole): (A) New traffic barriers and guardrail ends, other than those allowed outright, and new wire-strand and woven-wire access control fences. This category does not include jersey barriers. (B) New traffic detection devices, vehicle weighing devices, and signal boxes less than or equal to 120 square feet in size and less than or equal to 12 feet in height. This category does not include signs. (C) Pave existing dirt and gravel roads, provided the activity does not increase the width of the road or disturb the toe of adjacent embankments, slopes or cut banks. (D) New weather, air, traffic or other monitoring equipment attached to existing structures or that are less than or equal to 120 square feet in size and less than or equal to 12 feet in height. (q) Except in Agriculture-Special, new underground utility facilities located inside road, utility or railroad rights-of-way or easements that have been disturbed in the past, provided that no ditch for linear facilities would be more than 36 inches wide and no excavation for non-linear facilities would exceed 20 cubic yards. (r) The following aboveground and overhead utility facilities: (A) Modify existing aboveground and overhead utility facilities or, except in Agriculture-Special, develop new aboveground and overhead utility facilities including building and equipment foundations, poles, transformers, conduit, fencing, pumps, valves, pipes, and water meters, provided the development would be less than or equal to 120 square feet in area and less than or equal to 12 feet in height. (B) Replace existing aboveground and overhead utility facilities including building and equipment foundations, poles, transformers, conduit, fencing, pumps, valves, pipes, and water meters, provided the replacement facilities would be in the same location as and no more than 15 percent larger than the physical size of the existing facilities. (C) New antennas and associated support structures necessary for public service on existing wireless communication poles and towers other than those allowed outright, provided the size is the minimum necessary to provide the service. (s) Replace an existing mobile home in a mobile home space within a mobile home park, provided: (A) The mobile home to be replaced, the mobile home space, and the mobile home park shall be existing, lawful uses according to the definition of existing use or structure in 350-082-0070(73) and in accordance with 350-082-0220(1) through 350-082-0220(4); (B) The replacement mobile home shall be in the same location as the mobile home to be replaced; (C) The height of the replacement mobile home shall be no more than 20 percent greater than the mobile home to be replaced; and (D) the mass and footprint of the replacement mobile home shall be no more than 100 percent greater than a single-wide mobile home to be replaced or no more than 25 percent greater than a double-wide mobile home to be replaced. (t) Retaining walls accessory to existing dwellings less than or equal to two feet in height and less than or equal to 100 feet in length. (u) In the SMAs, wind machines for frost control in conjunction with agricultural use. (v) Additions to existing buildings or structures that generate solar power for approved uses, provided that the panels and hardware are non-reflective black or dark earth tone colors and do not increase the overall roof height. This category does not include free-standing solar arrays, which are subject to full review as new structures under 350-082-0540. (2) Proposed development reviewed using the expedited review process shall comply with the following resource protection guidelines: (a) Scenic (A) In the GMA, the scenic resource protection guidelines shall not apply to woven-wire fences for agricultural use that would enclose 80 acres or less. (B) Except signs, the colors of structures topographically visible from key viewing areas shall be dark earth-tones found at the specific site or the surrounding landscape. The specific colors approved by the reviewing agency shall be included as a condition of approval. This guideline shall not apply to additions to existing buildings smaller in total area in square feet than the existing building, which may be the same color as the existing building. (C) Except signs, structures topographically visible from key viewing areas shall use low or non-reflective building materials, including roofing, gutters, vents, and chimneys. (D) Any exterior lighting shall be sited, limited in intensity, hooded, and shielded in a manner that prevents lights from being highly visible from key viewing areas and from noticeably contrasting with the surrounding landscape setting, except for road lighting necessary for safety purposes. Shielding and hooding materials shall be composed of non-reflective, opaque materials. (E) Signs shall comply with 350-082-0520. (F) Structures within one-half mile of a key viewing area and topographically visible from the key viewing area shall be sited, screened and designed to achieve the applicable scenic standard (e.g., visual subordinance, not visually evident). (b) Cultural (A) The expedited development review process shall only be used to review proposed development that does not require a reconnaissance survey or historic survey as determined by 350-082-0620(2)(a)(A). (B) The GMA guidelines that protect cultural resources and human remains discovered during construction (350-082-0620(6) and (7)) shall be applied as conditions of approval for all development approved under the expedited development review process, including development in the SMAs. (c) Recreation. The development shall not detract from the use and enjoyment of established recreation sites on adjacent parcels. (d) Natural (A) Water Resources (Wetlands, Streams, Ponds, Lakes and Riparian Areas). The development is outside water resources and their buffer zones. This guideline shall not apply to lot line adjustments or development located inside road, utility or railroad rights-of-way or easements that have been previously disturbed and regularly maintained. (B) Sensitive Wildlife and Rare Plants (i) The development meets one of the following: (I) The development is at least 1,000 feet from known Priority Habitats or sensitive wildlife sites (excluding sensitive aquatic species and deer and elk winter range) and known rare plants. (II) The development does not disturb the ground or is inside road, utility or railroad rights-of-way or easements or other areas that have been previously disturbed and regularly maintained. (III) For sensitive wildlife, the development is within 1,000 feet of known Priority Habitats or sensitive wildlife sites (excluding sensitive aquatic species and deer and elk winter range), but an appropriate federal or state wildlife agency determines the Priority Habitat or sensitive wildlife site is not active, the proposed development would not compromise the integrity of the Priority Habitat or wildlife area, or the proposed development would not occur during the time of the year when wildlife species are sensitive to disturbance. (IV) For rare plants, the development is within 1,000 feet of known rare plants, but the Oregon Biodiversity Information Center or Washington Natural Heritage Program or a person with recognized expertise in botany or plant ecology hired by the applicant has determined that the development would be at least 200 feet from the rare plants. (ii) Development eligible for expedited review shall be exempt from the field survey requirements for sensitive wildlife or rare plants in 350-082-0650(1)(d) and (2) and 350-082-0660(1)(d) and (2). (e) Treaty rights protection guidelines: (A) Proposed development shall not affect or modify any treaty or other rights of any Indian tribe. (B) The expedited development review process shall cease and the proposed development shall be reviewed using the full development review process if a tribal government submits substantive written comments during the comment period that identify the treaty rights that exist in the project vicinity and explain how they would be affected or modified by the proposed development. (C) Except as provided in subsection (B) above, 350-082-0130 shall not apply to proposed development reviewed under the expedited review process. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 196.150, RCW 43.97.015, 16 USC § 544e(c) & 16 USC § 544f(l) Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 196.150, RCW 43.97.015, 16 USC § 544e(c) & 16 USC § 544f(l) History: CRGC 1-2022, adopt filed 03/02/2022, effective 05/01/2022