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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0050 - Temporary Boater Education Card

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The registered owner of a new motorboat
			 who is otherwise required to possess a boater education card may use the
			 temporary certificate of number issued by the Marine Board or its authorized
			 agent as a temporary education card and may operate the new motorboat for no
			 more than 60 days from the date of registration provided the temporary
			 certificate of number is on board.
(2) A person who is required to possess a
			 boater education card may use an original proof of competency (Certificate of
			 Completion) as a temporary card and may operate a boat for no more than 60 days
			 from date of issue provided the original proof of competency is on
			 board.
(3) A person residing in
			 Oregon who is otherwise required to possess a boater education card and has
			 received a certificate, card, or other official document issued by another
			 state or Canada that is equivalent to Oregon's boater education card may use
			 that document as a temporary card and may operate a boat in Oregon for no more
			 than 60 days from date of residency provided the document is on board.
(4) A person who legally rents a
			 motorboat and is otherwise required to possess a boater education card may use
			 the required dockside checklist as a temporary education card and may operate
			 the rental motorboat in Oregon for the term of the rental agreement but not
			 longer than 60 days.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.082  - 830.096
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0060 - Watercraft Rental Safety Checklist

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Any person who provides boats for rent in
			 Oregon must require that the operator of a rental boat with a motor greater
			 than 10 horsepower show proof of possession of a Boating Safety Education Card
			 or require the boat operator to review and sign a Watercraft Rental Safety
			 Checklist in the presence of the person providing the boat for rent prior to
			 operating the boat.
(a) The bottom portion of
			 the Watercraft Rental Safety Checklist, signed by the livery operator and boat
			 operator, must be carried by the boat operator on the boat and presented to any
			 Peace Officer upon request.
(b) The
			 remaining portion of the Watercraft Rental Safety Checklist must be retained by
			 the livery operator with the records required to be retained by livery
			 operators under ORS 830.415.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0070 - Program Phase In

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 After January 1, 2001, the Marine Board may issue boater education cards to
			 anyone age 12 and older who submits a complete application, provides proof of
			 competency, and pays the fee required in this Division. Possession of a boater
			 education card is not required until January 1, 2003.
(2) Beginning January 1, 2003, all
			 individuals age 12, 13, 14 or 15 are required to possess a boater education
			 card to operate a motorboat having 10 horsepower or less. They may operate a
			 motorboat having 10 horsepower or less without an adult on board.
(3) Beginning January 1, 2003, all
			 individuals 12, 13, 14 or 15 are required to possess a boater education card
			 and be under the direct supervision of an individual age 16 or older who
			 possesses a boater education card when operating a motorboat having greater
			 than 10 horsepower.
(4) Beginning
			 January 1, 2003, all individuals age 11 or younger may not operate a boat with
			 a motor of any size. They may not operate a motorboat whether alone or under
			 direct supervision of a boater education card holding adult.
(5) By January 1, 2003, all individuals age
			 16 up to and including age 30 are required to possess a boater education card
			 to operate a motorboat having more than 10 horsepower. By January 1, 2004, all
			 individuals age 16 up to and including age 40 are required to possess a boater
			 education card to operate a motorboat having more than 10 horsepower.
(6) By January 1, 2005, all
			 individuals age 16 up to and including age 45 are required to possess a boater
			 education card to operate a motorboat having more than 10 horsepower. By
			 January 1, 2006, all individuals age 16 up to and including age 50 are required
			 to possess a boater education card to operate a motorboat having more than 10
			 horsepower.
(7) By January 1, 2007,
			 all individuals age 16 up to and including age 60 are required to possess a
			 boater education card to operate a motorboat having more than 10 horsepower. By
			 January 1, 2008, all individuals age 16 up to and including age 70 are required
			 to possess a boater education card to operate a motorboat having more than 10
			 horsepower.
(8) After January 1,
			 2009, all individuals age 16 and older must possess a boater education card to
			 operate a motorboat having more than 10 horsepower.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.082  - 830.096
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0080 - Exemptions

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) ORS
			 830.092(4)
			 states that non-resident boaters will be exempt from carrying an Oregon Boating
			 Safety Education Card if the non-resident operator holds a boating safety
			 education card, certificate or document approved by NASBLA from the state of
			 residency and has the card, certificate, or document in the person's possession
			 while operating a boat with a motor greater than 10 horsepower in Oregon
			 waters. This exemption applies to non-residents age 12 and older. No one age 11
			 and under, regardless of residency, may operate a power boat of any
			 horsepower.
(2) In addition to the
			 exemptions granted in ORS
			 830.092, a person is not
			 required to carry a boating safety education card while operating a
			 seaplane.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.082 -
				  830.096
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0090 - Fees

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The Boating
			 Safety Education Card fee is $20.
(2) The fee for a replacement or duplicate
			 card is $16. The fee is waived for a replacement card if replacement is
			 necessary because of a Marine Board error.
(3) Fees paid to the Marine Board for a
			 Boating Safety Education Card, replacement card, or duplicate card are
			 non-refundable.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.082 -
				  830.096
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0100 - Approved Course Providers

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Individuals and organizations who teach a
			 NASBLA-approved Boating Safety Education Course (i.e. U.S. Coast Guard
			 Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadron, American Power Boating Association) are
			 considered Approved Course Providers and are not required to get authorization
			 from the Marine Board.
(2)
			 Individuals or private organizations who would like to teach the Oregon State
			 Marine Board's NASBLA-approved Boating Safety Education Card must apply to the
			 Marine Board to become a volunteer instructor and complete all
			 requirements.
(3) Public safety
			 organizations or government agencies who would like to teach the Oregon State
			 Marine Board's NASBLA-approved boating safety course must apply with the Marine
			 Board to become Approved Course Providers. Public safety organizations or
			 government agencies may be given approval to screen their own instructors, but
			 must:
(a) Meet with the Marine Board to
			 discuss course outline and materials and
(b) Allow the Marine Board access to their
			 classes for evaluation purposes.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0110 - Approved Internet Course Providers

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Individuals and organizations who wish to
			 provide an approved boating safety education Internet Course must apply to the
			 Marine Board to become an approved internet course provider. To apply, each
			 internet course provider must, in the following order:
(a) Obtain NASBLA approval; and
			 then
(b) Complete and submitthe
			 Marine Board Internet Course provider application and the course to the Marine
			 Board for review.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0200 - Towed Watersports Program Fees

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) The following fees apply to the towed
			 watersports program:
(a) The initial fee for
			 the Towed Watersports Education Card and first set of towed watersports boat
			 decals is $20.
(b) The biennial
			 renewal fee for a Towed Watersports Education Card and first set of towed
			 watersports boat decals is $20.
(c)
			 The replacement fee for the card or set of decals is $15.
(d) The fee for each additional set of decals
			 is $15 per boat.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0205 - Towed Watersports Education Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A person required to possess a Towed
			 Watersports Education Card must meet the following standards for towed
			 watersports education:
(a) Successful
			 completion of a towed watersports education course and a score of at least 70
			 percent on a test associated with a Marine Board-approved internet course;
			 or
(b) A score of at least 70
			 percent on a proctored equivalency exam. Individuals may take the equivalency
			 exam no more than once in a 14-day period.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 18 - PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING MANDATORY BOATING SAFETY EDUCATION PROGRAM › Section 250-018-0210 - Towed Watersports Education Card and Boat Decals

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) To obtain towed watersports education
			 card and boat decals, a person must meet the requirements described in OAR
			 250-018-0205  and provide to the Marine Board:
(a) A completed application on a form
			 provided by the Marine Board that includes the following information:
(A) Boating Safety Education Card
			 number
(B) Boating Safety Education
			 Card state of issue
(C) Boating
			 Safety Education Card date of issue
(D) Boat registration number(s)
(E) Current boat registration expiration
			 date
(F) Proof of ownership of
			 boat(s)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0005 - Applicability of Terms

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1)
			 Notwithstanding any other provision of this division, prohibitions and/or speed
			 limitations, where provided, shall not apply to vessels operated by federal,
			 state or local governments, or their agents having jurisdiction and when
			 operating in the conduct of official business on an otherwise regulated body of
			 water.
(2) The Director may issue
			 special exemption permits to allow limited research, commercial or marine event
			 boat operations in areas closed to motorboat use or otherwise regulated by OAR
			 250, divisions 20, 21, and 30. These permits shall not be issued for normal
			 recreational boating activities or for operations that can reasonably be
			 carried out without use of a motorboat or within existing motorized
			 restrictions. The Director may condition the permits to minimize the impacts to
			 the waterway and other users.
(3)
			 As used in this division, "towed watersports" means all activities in which one
			 or more persons moves under or upon the surface of the water as a result of
			 being towed by a motorboat or being propelled forward by the wake produced by a
			 motorboat. Equipment used in towed watersports may include but is not limited
			 to water skis, wake surf boards, wakeboards, knee boards, inflatable devices,
			 stand-up paddleboards, and hydrofoils.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0013 - Boat Operations in Baker County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Anthony Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(2) Balm Creek Reservoir: A person must not
			 use an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(3) Brownlee Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed from a point 200 feet
			 upstream of the west launching ramp to a point 200 feet downstream of the east
			 launching ramp at Hewitt County Park.
(4) Higgins Reservoir: A person must not use
			 an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(5) Phillips Lake: A person must not operate
			 a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed in the area known as the Union
			 Creek Inlet, beginning at a point approximately 500 feet south of the Union
			 Creek Boat Launching Ramp and proceeding easterly across the inlet to a point
			 on the opposite shore as marked.
(6) Unity Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a boat below the buoy line near the spillway of Unity Dam.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0031 - Boat Operations on Lake Oswego in Clackamas County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A person must not moor a boat more than
			 20 feet from shore and leave it unoccupied, except when secured to a
			 dock.
(2) A person must not operate
			 a boat in excess of:
(a) 6 MPH within 100 feet
			 of the shore, a swimmer, a canoe, or within areas marked by buoys;
(b) 6 MPH through channels, canals, and
			 bridges;
(c) 8 MPH in unrestricted
			 areas during the time period 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before
			 sunrise;
(d) 40 MPH in unrestricted
			 areas during the time period 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour
			 after sunset.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0032

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.175  & ORS
				  830.110
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.175  & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0033 - Boat Operations in Clackamas County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Clackamas River: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed from the Highway 99
			 Bridge downstream to the Willamette River from May 1 through October
			 15.
(2) Molalla River: A person
			 must not use a jet pump drive to propel a boat upstream of the Highway 99
			 Bridge.
(3) Tualatin River: A
			 person must not operate a boat for the purpose of towed watersports.
(4) North Fork Reservoir:
(a) A person must not use a jet pump drive to
			 propel a boat above a point 2.3 miles upstream of the North Fork Dam.
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed on that portion of the reservoir north of
			 Highway 224 known as North Arm or within 200 feet of the entrance to North Arm,
			 as marked.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0041 - Boat Operations in Clatsop County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Coffenbury Lake: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(2) Cullaby Lake:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of 10 MPH within the buoyed area at the north end.
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed within 200 feet of a houseboat.
(c) A person operating a motorboat for the
			 purpose of towed watersports must proceed in a counterclockwise
			 pattern.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0043

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0051 - Boat Operations in Columbia County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Clatskanie River: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed upstream of a point
			 approximately 300 feet north of Beaver Boat Ramp, as marked.
(2) Lake Vernonia: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat.
(3) Sauvie
			 Island Wildlife Area:
(a) A person must not
			 operate a boat within the Sauvie Island Wildlife Area from October 10 to
			 January 20 unless they possess a valid Sauvie Island Hunt Permit. This
			 restriction does not apply to the Gilbert River from a point 100 feet upstream
			 of the Gilbert River Dock downstream to the mouth, as marked.
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed on any waters within the Sauvie Island Wildlife
			 Area.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0062

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0063 - Boat Operations in Coos County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Bradley Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed
(2) Eel Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(3)
			 Empire Lakes (Upper, Middle, and Lower): A person must not use an internal
			 combustion engine to propel a boat.
(4) Fahy Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(5) Millicoma River, East and West Forks: A
			 person must not use a jet pump drive to propel a boat upstream of
			 Allegany.
(6) New River: From March
			 1 through September 30, a person must not use an internal combustion engine to
			 propel a boat.
(7) South Slough
			 Estuarine Sanctuary: A person must not operate a motorboat in excess of a
			 slow-no wake speed.
(8) Tenmile
			 Lake, North Tenmile Lake, and Tenmile Creek:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed within 300 feet of the entrance to Tenmile Creek
			 or on Tenmile Creek.
(b) A person
			 must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed on the North
			 Lake Canal between North Tenmile and Tenmile Lake, or within 200 feet of each
			 entrance to the canal, as marked.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0074 - Boat Operations in Crook County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Ochoco Reservoir:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed:
(A) Within
			 200 feet of shore;
(B) Within the
			 cove west of Ochoco Lake County Park.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0082 - Boat Operations in Curry County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Elk River:
(a) A person must not use an internal
			 combustion motor of any size to propel a boat upstream of the Ironhead ramp (RM
			 4.1) unless they own land fronting both sides of the river and have a permit
			 issued by the Marine Board that allows them to operate a motorboat with a
			 propeller-driven outboard motor rated 25 horsepower or less.
(b) A person must not use an internal
			 combustion motor rated over 25 horsepower to propel a boat downstream of the
			 Ironhead ramp.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0091 - Boat Operations in Deschutes County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Deschutes River:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat for
			 the purpose of towed watersports.
(b) A person must not operate a jet ski type
			 boat on the Deschutes River. For the purposes of this rule, jet ski type boat
			 means any motorized vessel or other description of watercraft which is
			 generally less than ten feet in length and capable of exceeding a speed of 15
			 MPH, including but not limited to personal watercraft, wet bikes, and surf
			 jets.
(c) A person must not operate
			 a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed from Wickiup Dam downstream to
			 the Deschutes National Forest Boundary in Sec. 14.T.18.S., R.11.E.,
			 W.M.
(d) A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat from Pringle Falls downstream to the LaPine State
			 Recreation Area boat ramp.
(e) A
			 person must not use a motor to propel a boat from Aspen Camp boat ramp
			 downstream to the north end of Lava Island in Sec. 22.T.18.S.,R.11.E.,
			 W.M.
(f) A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat from the Deschutes National Forest boundary in Sec.
			 14.T.18.S.,R.11.E., W.M. downstream to the Jefferson County line.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0102 - Boat Operations in Douglas County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Amos Lake: A person must not use a motor
			 to propel a boat.
(2) Andy Lake: A
			 person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(3) Ben Irving Reservoir:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat at
			 a speed in excess of 35 MPH from the markers (identified by the letter "A")
			 located where the reservoir narrows to the dam approximately 1.2 miles
			 downstream.
(b) A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed from the markers
			 (identified by the letter "A") located where the reservoir narrows, to the
			 second set of markers (identified by the letter "B") approximately one mile
			 upstream.
(c) A person must not use
			 an internal combustion engine to propel a boat in the area upstream from the
			 second markers (identified by the letter "B").
(d) A person must not operate a boat within
			 the log-boomed area in the vicinity of the dam spillway.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0121 - Boat Operations in Gilliam County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Earl Snell Memorial Park Lagoon, City of Arlington: A person
				must not use a motor to propel a boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 &
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0125 - Boat Operations in Grant County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Bull Prairie Lake: A person must not use a motor to propel a
				boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0132 - Boat Operations in Harney County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Burns Gravel Pond (adjacent to Highway
			 78): A person must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake
			 speed.
(2) Delintment Lake: A
			 person must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake
			 speed.
(3) Fish Lake: A person must
			 not use a motor to propel a boat.
(4) Krumbo Reservoir: A person must not use
			 an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0141 - Boat Operations in Hood River County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Badger Lake: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat.
(2) Green
			 Point Reservoir (Kingsley Reservoir): A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(3)
			 Laurance Lake: A person must not use an internal combustion engine to propel a
			 boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0151 - Boat Operations in Jackson County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Agate Reservoir: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(2) Applegate Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(3) Emigrant Lake:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed in the Hill Creek Arm upstream of a line
			 beginning at a point on the west shore of the Arm that is approximately 1000
			 feet southeast from the area of the point known as the Quarry and extending
			 northeast across the arm to the nearest point of land on the east shore of the
			 arm, as marked.
(b) A person must
			 not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed in the Emigrant Creek
			 Arm upstream of a line extending north and south across the arm that
			 approximately coincides with the meridian of longitude equal to 122° 37'
			 34" North, as marked.
(c) A person
			 must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed in the spillway
			 cove area at the northwest end of the lake, which is designated as a moorage
			 area. A person must not moor a boat outside of this area for more than 48 hours
			 without obtaining a permit from the Jackson County Parks Department.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0161 - Boat Operations in Jefferson County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) All lakes and reservoirs in Jefferson
			 County:
(a) A person must not anchor or moor
			 a boat outside of a marina or away from a dock for more than 30 consecutive
			 days in one location and must not anchor or moor in the previously used
			 location for 30 days thereafter. For the purpose of this rule, "location" is
			 defined as an area within a 1/2 mile radius. This rule does not apply to a
			 person anchoring or mooring a boat on privately owned submerged or submersible
			 land with the permission of the landowner.
(b) A person must not anchor or moor a boat
			 outside of a marina or away from a dock and leave the boat unattended for more
			 than 7 consecutive days.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0171 - Boat Operations in Josephine County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Lake Selmac: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(2)
			 Rogue River:
(a) The stretch of river 1/2
			 mile upstream from Findley Bend to a point one mile above the mouth of the
			 Applegate River is designated as a racing motorboat testing area. An alternate
			 racing motorboat testing area is designated between Flannegan's Slough and
			 Findley Bend.
(b) The primary
			 testing area must be used at all times except when low water creates a
			 hazardous condition, at which time the alternate area must be used. Water
			 conditions in the primary area are considered hazardous when the water level
			 measures 2.5 feet or less on the gauge at the City of Grants Pass Water
			 Filtration Plant.
(c) Testing in
			 the alternate area will be limited to Wednesdays between the hours of 6 p.m.
			 and 8 p.m., and on Saturdays between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0204 - Boat Operations in Klamath County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Crescent Lake: A person must not operate
			 a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed in the northwesternmost portion
			 of the lake between the island and the northern shore (known as Tranquil Cove),
			 as marked.
(2) Fourmile Lake: A
			 person must not operate a motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(3) Lake of the Woods:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed or for the purpose of towed watersports within
			 200 feet of any dock or shore.
(b)
			 A person must not operate a motorboat in excess of 20 MPH between the hours of
			 one hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0211 - Boat Operations in Lake County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Big Swamp Reservoir: A person must not
			 use an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(2) Campbell Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(3) Cottonwood Meadows Lake: A person must
			 not use an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(4) Deadhorse Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(5) Dog Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(6) Duncan Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(7) Heart Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(8) Holbrook Reservoir: A person must not use
			 an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(9) Lofton Reservoir: A person must not use
			 an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(10) Mud Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(11) Thompson Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of 10 MPH.
(12) Vee Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(13) Withers Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0221 - Boat Operations in Lane County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Alameda Lake: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat.
(2) Betty
			 Lake: A person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(3) Blair Lake: A person must not use a motor
			 to propel a boat.
(4) Blue River
			 Reservoir: A person must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake
			 speed within 300 feet of a boat ramp or a boat moorage.
(5) Collard Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(6) Cottage Grove Reservoir: A person must
			 not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed south of a line
			 between a marker on the east shore, near the Wilson Creek area, and on the west
			 shore near Cedar Creek.
(7) Cougar
			 Reservoir: A person must not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake
			 speed within 300 feet of a boat launching ramp or a boat moorage.
(8) Dexter Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed within 50 feet of the
			 causeway crossing the reservoir.
(9) Dorena Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed southeast of a line
			 between markers on Humphrey Point and the northeast shore.
(10) Eddeeleo Lake, Upper: A person must not
			 use a motor to propel a boat.
(11)
			 Erma Bell Lakes: A person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(12) Fall Creek Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed:
(a) Upriver of the buoys located
			 approximately 200 feet downstream of Big Fall Creek Road;
(b) On Winberry Creek upriver from the buoys
			 located approximately 1,800 feet downstream of the Winberry Creek Road
			 bridge.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0231 - Boat Operations in Lincoln County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Alsea River:
(a) A person must not use a jet pump drive to
			 propel a boat upstream of Hatchery Creek (RM 12).
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed within 200 feet of a dock.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0240 - Boat Operations in Linn County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Big Cliff Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a boat in the area between the debris boom and the dam.
(2) Big Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed within 200 feet of the
			 shore.
(3) Carmen Reservoir: A
			 person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(4) Cheadle Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(5) Detroit Reservoir:
(a) A person must not operate a boat for the
			 purpose of towed watersports within 200 feet of shore and must operate in a
			 counterclockwise pattern around the lake.
(b) A person must not operate a boat behind
			 anyone being towed closer than 300 feet nor cross the towing boat's bow less
			 than 200 feet nor alongside the towed person(s) closer than 100 feet.
(c) A person must not operate a boat in the
			 area between the debris boom and the dam.
(d) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed in the following areas:
(A) Within 200 feet of shore;
(B) Within 600 feet of the northwest shore of
			 Piety Knob;
(C) In the Brietenbush
			 Arm and Breitenbush River upstream of a point approximately 2000 feet
			 downstream of the Highway 22 bridge, as marked;
(D) In the North Santiam River above a point
			 1,100 feet northwest of Hoover Rock, as marked.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0243

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110,
				  830.175 &
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0250 - Boat Operations in Malheur County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Lake Owyhee and Owyhee River:
(1) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed within Cherry Creek Inlet.
(2) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of 15 MPH on Lake Owyhee or the mainstem Owyhee River within the
			 designated boundary of the Owyhee Wild and Scenic River beginning at
			 approximately RM 70, as marked.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0259 - Boat Operations in Marion County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Big Cliff Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a boat in the area between the debris boom and the dam.
(2) Detroit Reservoir:
(a) A person must not operate a boat for the
			 purpose of towed watersports within 200 feet of shore and must operate in a
			 counterclockwise pattern around the lake.
(b) A person must not operate a boat behind
			 anyone being towed closer than 300 feet nor cross the towing boat's bow less
			 than 200 feet nor alongside the towed person(s) closer than 100 feet.
(c) A person must not operate a boat in the
			 area between the debris boom and the dam.
(d) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed in the following areas:
(A) Within 200 feet of shore;
(B) Within 600 feet of the northwest shore of
			 Piety Knob;
(C) In the Brietenbush
			 Arm and Breitenbush River upstream of a point approximately 2000 feet
			 downstream of the Highway 22 bridge, as marked;
(D) In the North Santiam River above a point
			 1,100 feet northwest of Hoover Rock, as marked.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0260

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 &
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110,
				  830.175 &
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0270 - Boat Operations in Morrow County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Lake Penland: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(2) Willow Creek Lake:
(a) A person must not use an internal
			 combustion engine to propel a boat on the Balm Fork Arm upstream of a point
			 approximately 1,000 feet downstream of the Balm Fork bridge, as
			 marked.
(b) A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed on the Willow Creek Arm
			 upstream of a point on the south shore approximately 1,000 feet east of the
			 boat launching ramp, as marked.
(c)
			 A person must not operate a boat within the buoy line 100 feet from the
			 dam;
(d) A person operating a boat
			 in excess of a slow-no wake speed in the otherwise unrestricted portions of the
			 lake must proceed about the lake in a counterclockwise direction.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0280 - Boat Operations in Multnomah County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Benson Lake: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat on Benson Lake.
(2) Bybee Lake: A person must not use an
			 internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
(3) Sauvie Island Wildlife Area:
(a) A person must not operate a boat within
			 the Sauvie Island Wildlife Area from October 10 to January 20 unless they
			 possess a valid Sauvie Island Hunt Permit. This restriction does not apply to
			 the Gilbert River from a point 100 feet upstream of the Gilbert River Dock
			 downstream to the mouth, as marked.
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed on any waters within the Sauvie Island Wildlife
			 Area.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0281

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0295

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0308 - Boat Operations in Tillamook County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Cape Meares Lake: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(2) Hoquarton Slough: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(3) Kilchis River:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of slow-no wake speed from RM 0 (as marked) to the Highway 101 Bridge
			 Parks Boat Ramp.
(b) A person must
			 not use an internal combustion engine to propel a boat upstream of the Highway
			 101 Bridge Parks Boat Ramp.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0309

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0310

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0323 - Boat Operations in Umatilla County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Umatilla River: A person must not operate a motorboat in excess
				of a slow-no wake speed on the Umatilla River between its confluence with the
				Columbia River and the Three Mile Irrigation Dam.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0330 - Boat Operations in Union County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Grande Ronde Lake: A person must not use
			 a motor to propel a boat.
(2)
			 Jubilee Lake: A person must not use an internal combustion engine to propel a
			 boat.
(3) Little Morgan Lake: A
			 person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(4) Morgan Lake: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat.
(5) Mud
			 Lake: A person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(6) Pilcher Creek Reservoir: A person must
			 not operate a motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed.
(7) Thief Valley Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a boat within 700 feet of Thief Valley Dam, as marked.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0340 - Boat Operations in Wallowa County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Grande Ronde River: A person must not use
			 a motor to propel a boat between the Umatilla National Forest Boundary (1.5
			 miles below the confluence with the Wallowa River at approximately RM 80)
			 downstream to the Oregon/Washington state line, except for landowner access for
			 land management activities.
(2)
			 Kinney Lake: A person must not use a motor to propel a boat.
(3) Snake River: A person must not use a
			 motor to propel a boat between Wild Sheep Rapid and Kirkwood Historic Ranch
			 without a valid permit from the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area or
			 Wallowa-Whitman National forest.
(4) Wallowa Lake: A person must not operate a
			 motorboat in excess of a slow-no wake speed within 200 feet from shore along
			 the west side of the lake in the area bounded by the county boat ramp on the
			 north and the mouth of the Wallowa River on the south.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0350 - Boat Operations in Wasco County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Pine Hollow Reservoir: A person must not
			 operate a motorboat in excess of 10 MPH in the area west of the buoy line from
			 the day following Labor Day through June 30.
(2) Rock Creek Reservoir: A person must not
			 use an internal combustion engine to propel a boat.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110 & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.110, ORS
				  830.175 & ORS
				  830.195
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0370 - Boat Operations in Washington County

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Henry Hagg Lake:
(a) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of a slow-no wake speed within 200 feet of shore and on all waters of
			 the lake lying west of a buoyed line located as follows: From a point on the
			 north shore approximately 1,533 yards northwest of Scoggin Dam, to a point on
			 the south shore approximately 2,465 yards northwest of Scoggin Dam.
(b) A person must not operate a motorboat in
			 excess of 35 MPH east of the buoyed line and must operate in a counterclockwise
			 direction.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 250 - OREGON STATE MARINE BOARD › Division 20 - LOCAL AND SPECIAL RULES › Section 250-020-0385

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  830.110  & ORS
				  830.175
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  830.175  & ORS
				  830.195