• OPERATION NAME: BWaterman Tract 2020
  • SUBMIT DATE: 11-04-2020
  • NOAP ID: 2020-740-12144
  • LANDOWNER STATUS: The Landowner is not a Small Forestland Owner.
  • Apply for a permit to use fire or power-driven machinery (PDM) (ORS 477.625)
  • Notify for an operation (excludes applying pesticides by helicopter) (ORS 527.670)
  • Notify the Departments of Forestry and Revenue of my intent to harvest timber (ORS 321.550)

Oregon Department of Forestry Contact Information

ODF OFFICE: COOS BAY
ODF DISTRICT:
Western Lane
ADDRESS:
63612 Fifth Road
Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420
PHONE:
(541) 267-4136
ODF FORESTER
NAME:
Tyler Ramos
EMAIL:
tyler.j.ramos@oregon.gov

Notifier

BRIAN WATERMAN
ADDRESS:
605 Hermann St.
Myrtle Point, Oregon, 97458
PHONE:
(541) 260-1554
EMAIL:
Not Available

Notifier Comment

No Notifier comments have been made on this NOAP.

Landowner(s)

Landowner Responsibility
BRIAN WATERMAN
ADDRESS:
605 Hermann St.
Myrtle Point, Oregon, 97458
PHONE:
(541) 260-1554
Landowner Responsibility

The Landowner is responsible for reforestation. Early consultation with the ODF Forester is advised.

On-site inspections may be conducted by Oregon Department of Forestry employees to ensure compliance with all laws and rules governing fire protection and forest practices on private land.

For activities or operations changing the land to a non-forest use, the applicant is advised to contact the appropriate local government regarding land use regulations which may apply to the future use or development of this site.)

Timber Owner

Timber Owner Responsibility
BRIAN WATERMAN
ADDRESS:
605 Hermann St.
Myrtle Point, Oregon, 97458
PHONE:
(541) 260-1554
Timber Owner Responsibility

If timber harvesting is part of the proposed operation, the party shown below, owning the timber at the point it is first measured, is responsible for payment of Oregon timber taxes.

Fire Emergency Contact

NAME:
Brian Waterman
PHONE:
(541) 260-1554

Legal Notice

WRITTEN PLANS

A Written Plan (in addition to this NOAP) is required before operation activities can begin near the protected resources listed with the Unit information or Site Conditions below or otherwise described to you by the ODF Forester (OAR 629-605-0170(2), (3), and (5)). The Written Plan must describe in detail how the resource(s) will be protected during the operation. There is a waiting period for Written Plans that is separate from the notification waiting period. Contact your ODF Forester for more information.

Units / Activities / Operators

BWATERMAN TRACT [map]
27.2 ACRES

  • Commercial Thinning/Selective Cutting

    METHOD(S):
    Ground
    OPERATOR:
    Brian Waterman

This Unit falls within the following Regulated Use Areas: CS-1

A Statutory Written Plan is required for the resources detected in or near this Unit if activities occur within:

100 Feet of
  • Unknown: - Type F Stream
300 Feet of
  • None detected.
ROAD 1 [map]
1761.8 FEET

  • Road Reconstruction

    METHOD(S):
    Excavator, Dozer
    OPERATOR:
    Brian Waterman

This Unit falls within the following Regulated Use Areas: CS-1

Site Conditions

There are no known site conditions associated with this NOAP.

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Formal Comments

COMMENTS
  • Tyler J Ramos
    11/5/2020 2:26:22 PM
    No operation will occur within 100 feet of the Hall Creek Tributary. Written plan is not needed.
  • Tyler J Ramos
    11/5/2020 8:26:55 AM
    A written plan is required prior to any operations occurring within 100 feet of Hall- T: Small Type F Stream. After the Department receives the plan, it is subject to a 14-day comment period. The operation addressed in the plan may not begin until comments are provided by the SF or the additional 7-day comment period has ended (21 days total). Any sub-contractors must be notified of the provisions in the written plan. 629-605-0170(13) Written plans required under OAR 629-605-0170 will be considered received when complete with the following information: (a) A map showing protected resource(s) and the harvest area; and (b) The specific resource(s) that require protection; and (c) The practices that may affect the protected resource(s) such as road and landing location, disposal of waste materials, felling and bucking and post operation stabilization measures; and (d) The specific techniques and methods employed for resource protection such as road and landing design, road construction techniques, drainage systems, buffer strips, yarding system and layout; and (e) Additional written plan content required in individual rules.