Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 660 - LAND CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT › Division 34 - STATE AND LOCAL PARK PLANNING › Section 660-034-0035 - Park Uses On Agricultural and Forest Land

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All uses allowed under Statewide Planning
			 Goal 3 are allowed on agricultural land within a state park, and all uses
			 allowed under Statewide Planning Goal 4 are allowed on forest land within a
			 state park, provided such uses are also allowed under OAR chapter 736, division
			 18 and all other applicable laws, goals, and rules. Local governments may allow
			 state parks and park uses as provided in OAR chapter 660, division 33, and ORS
			 215.213 or
			 215.283 on agricultural lands,
			 or as provided in OAR 660-006-0025(4)  on forest lands, regardless of whether
			 such uses are provided for in a state park master plan.
(2) The park uses listed in subsection (a)
			 through (i) of this section are allowed in a state park subject to the
			 requirements of this division, OAR chapter 736, division 18, and other
			 applicable laws. Although some of the uses listed in these subsections are
			 generally not allowed on agricultural lands or forest lands without exceptions
			 to Statewide Planning Goals 3 or 4, a local government is not required to adopt
			 such exceptions in order to allow these uses on agricultural or forest land
			 within a state park provided the uses, alone or in combination, meet all other
			 applicable requirements of statewide goals and are authorized in a state park
			 master plan adopted by OPRD, including a state park master plan adopted by OPRD
			 prior to July 15, 1998:
(a) Campground areas:
			 recreational vehicle sites; tent sites; camper cabins; yurts; teepees; covered
			 wagons; group shelters; campfire program areas; camp stores;
(b) Day use areas: picnic shelters, barbecue
			 areas, swimming areas (not swimming pools), open play fields, play
			 structures;
(c) Recreational
			 trails: walking, hiking, biking, horse, or motorized off-road vehicle trails;
			 trail staging areas;
(d) Boating
			 and fishing facilities: launch ramps and landings, docks, moorage facilities,
			 small boat storage, boating fuel stations, fish cleaning stations, boat sewage
			 pumpout stations;
(e) Amenities
			 related to park use intended only for park visitors and employees: laundry
			 facilities; recreation shops; snack shops not exceeding 1500 square feet of
			 floor area;
(f) Support facilities
			 serving only the park lands wherein the facility is located: water supply
			 facilities, sewage collection and treatment facilities, storm water management
			 facilities, electrical and communication facilities, restrooms and showers,
			 recycling and trash collection facilities, registration buildings, roads and
			 bridges, parking areas and walkways;
(g) Park Maintenance and Management
			 Facilities located within a park: maintenance shops and yards, fuel stations
			 for park vehicles, storage for park equipment and supplies, administrative
			 offices, staff lodging;
(h) Natural
			 and cultural resource interpretative, educational and informational facilities
			 in state parks: interpretative centers, information/orientation centers,
			 self-supporting interpretative and informational kiosks, natural history or
			 cultural resource museums, natural history or cultural educational facilities,
			 reconstructed historic structures for cultural resource interpretation, retail
			 stores not exceeding 1500 square feet for sale of books and other materials
			 that support park resource interpretation and education;
(i) Visitor lodging and retreat facilities in
			 state parks: historic lodges, houses or inns and the following associated uses
			 in a state park retreat area only:
(A) Meeting
			 halls not exceeding 2000 square feet of floor area;
(B) Dining halls (not restaurants).