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October 11, 2002
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Fish
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SUBJECT
Developmental Fisheries Program
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
STAFF PERSON
Patty Burke, Jean McCrae
COMMISSION
Adoption of permanent rules
mies for the review of denials
denials of Developmental Fishery
permits and in the harvest program
program for
for some
some developmental
developmental fishery
fishery species.
species.
ACTHtN
ACTIN
REQUESTED
Phone:
(541) 867-4741
867-4741
Phone: (541)
DOCUMENTS
ATTACHED
1.
Agenda Item
Item Summary
1. Agenda
2. Hearing Notice and Fiscal Impact Statement
Statement
3. Staff Report
4. Draft Administrative Rules
5. Public Comments
RELATED
STATUTES
ORS 506.109, 506.119, 506.129
RELATED
RULES
OAR Chapter 635, Division 006
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Division Director
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Agenda Item Summary
BACKGROUND
This item is the annual review of the
the Developmental
Developmental Fisheries Program
for 2002 as
as wel1
well as
as proposed rule
rule changes
changes to
to developmental
developmental fisheries
changes in the
program procedures, and changes
the harvest
harvest program
program for
for some
developmental fishery species.
PUBLIC
INVOLVEMENT
•
ISSUE 1
Adopt permanent rules fotthereview
for the review ofdenials
of demals .of
of Developmental
V.M.J"> 635-006-09
635-006-0910
Fisheries permits (OARs
10 and-0930)
and -0930)
ANALYSIS
amending the
the
In May 2002, the Commission adopted temporary rules amending
procedures to
procedures
to appeal
appeal denials
denials of
of Developmental
Developmental Fishery
FisheryPermits.
Permits. These
temporary rules
rules were adopted because
because the
the current
current OARs
OARs did
did not reflect
current State Laws
Laws regarding contested case hearings and rules were
needed to proceed with a pending appeal.
The Developmental Fisheries Board held aa meeting
meeting on August 26,
2002 at which
which the Board did
did not
not have
have aa quorum.
quorum. Issues outlined in the
staff report were discussed at this meeting.
The
The Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Board
Board reviewed
reviewed the
the temporary
temporary rules
rules and
and
concurred with the revisions.
OPTIONS
Adopt, as permanent, the temporary rules
rules established in May 2002,
with additions suggested by Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Board members.
2.
Noaction:
action: status
statusquo;
quo;temporary
temporaryrule
rule expires
expires and
and reverts to the OARs
2. No
May 2002.
in effect before May
I.
1.
Option 1I
STAFF
Option
RECOMMENDATION
ISSUE 2
Allow year round season for commercial abalone fishery
(OAR 635-006-0850(1)(a)(M))
ANALYSIS
The permit holder has requested to change to
to aa year-round
year-round season
season rather
Smal1er landings over a longer
than a May through
through October
October season.
season. Smaller
period of time would provide for a more stable market rather than larger
landings
landings flooding
flooding the
the market
market over
overaashorter
shorterperiod
periodof
oftime.
time. With an overal1 quota, the Board and staff feel
all
feel the
the poundage can
can be
be landed any time
without adversely affecting the resource.
OPTIONS
1. Adjust the flat
flat abalone
abalone harvest
harvest season
season to
to year-round.
year-round.
2.
Noaction:
action: status
status quo.
quo.
2. No
Option I.
STAFF
1.
RECOMMENDATION
ISSUE 3
Convert the remaining trawl
trawl permits
permits for
forspot
spot prawn
prawn to
to pot
pot permits
permits by
\ YH~~ 635-006-0850(1)(b)(C))
635-006-0850(1)(b )(C))
2004. (OAR
ANALYSIS
The spot prawn fishery has been under the Developmental Fisheries
program
Staffconducted a review of the
program since
since 1995.
1995. Staff
the fishery
fishery summarizing
summarizing
landings and effort in Oregon and management and research in other
other
states. Most
states.
Most prawn
prawn landing
landing into
into Oregon come from off Washington with
trawl gear.
Staff recommended
Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Board changing
changing the
the
recommended to the Developmental
Oregon spot
spot prawn
prawn fishery
fishery to aa pot-only fishery
fishery because of
concems with
with
of concerns
effort shifts from Washington, higher rates of
(inch,ldingrockfish)
rockfish)
of bycatch (inchding
with trawl gear, selectivity
selectivity of trawl gear
gear for
for smaller,
smaller, male
male prawns, and
consistency with Washington regulations.
regulations.
Members of the Board did not feel there was enough data from Oregon
Oregon to
to
ofbusiness.
draw conclusions from and were reluctant to put anyone out of
They suggested reducing the number of trawl permits through attrition.
OPTIONS
1.
by 2004.
1. Convert all trawl permits to pot permits by
2.
of trawl permits through attrition.
2. Reduce the number of
3.
status quo,
quo, number
number of
of trawl permit remains at 6.
3. No action:
action: status
STAFF
Option 1.
1.
RECOMMENDATION
ISSUE 4
Adjust the gaper clam incidenthloatch provision to include poUnds
(OAR 635-006-0850(1 )(b)(F))
ANALYSIS
In 200
I, the
2001,
the Commission authorized
authorized an
an incidental
incidental catch
catch of gaper
gaper clams
clams
of January through June. The regulation was
during the
the closed season of
adopted in terms of numbers
numbers of
of clams:
clams: one gaper clam for every eight
butter clams harvested.
Since the
the regulation was adopted, we have heard from several harvesters
who express that it is easier for them to weigh their clams than it is to
count them and would like the regulation expressed in terms of
of pounds.
OPTIONS
I. Adjust the gaper clam incidental
incidental catch regulation
regulation to
to reflect either
numbers (one gaper clam per eight
eight butter
butter clams)
clams) or pounds
pounds (25
(25 pound
of gaper clams
clams per 100 pounds
pounds of butter
butter clams),
clams), whichever
whichever is
is greater.
greater.
2.
Noaction:
action:status
statusquo,
quo,incidental
incidentalcatch
catchisisin
in terms
terms of
ofnumbers
numbers only.
only.
2. No
STAFF
Option 1.
1.
RECOMMENDATION
DRAFT MOTION
I move to amend OAR Division 006 as proposed by staff m Attachment 4
[with the following changes
EFFECTIVE DATE
Upon filmg
Attachment 22
Secretary of State
NOTICE OF
OF PROPOSED
PROPOSED RULEMAKING
RULEMAKINGHEARTNG*
I-IEARING*
A Statement of Need
Need and Fiscal Impact accompanies this fonn.
Oregon Department of
ofFish
Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) - Fish Division
635
and Division
Division
Agency and
Administrative Rules Chapter Number
Mike Lueck
(503) 872-5272, Ext. 5447
5447
Rules
Rules Coordinator
Telephone
2501 SW
SWFirstAvenue;
O. Box 59;Portland,
59; Portland, OR 97207
97207
2501
First Avenue; P.
P.O.
Address
Mt. Hood
Hood Headquarters
Headquarters
Address
Forestry Dept. - Mt.
10/11/02
8:00 a.m.
16400
Sandy, OR
OR 97055
97055
16400 Champion
ChampionWayWay Sandy,
Fish and Wildlife
Commission
Date
Hearing Date
Time
Location
Hearings Officer
Hearing Date
Hem-log
Time
Location
Hearings Officer
Hearing Date
Time
Location
Hearings Officer
upon advance request?
Are auxiliary aids for persons with disabilities available upon
Yes
X
No
RULEMAKING ACTION
ADOPT:
Secure approval of rule numbers with the Administrative Rules Unit prior to filing.
filing.
AMEND: OAR
A1VIEND:
OAR Chapter 635, Divisions 004, 006
REPEAL:
Renumber:
Secureapproval
approvalofofrule
rulenumbers
numberswith
withthe
theAdministrative
Administrative Rules Unit prior to
Renumber: Secure
to filing.
filing.
Amend and
and Renumber:
Renumber:Secure
Secureapproval
approvalofof
rule
rulenumbers
numberswith
withthe
theAdministrative
AdministrativeRules
Rules Unit
Unit prior
prior to
to filing.
filing.
Stat.
506,109 and 506.119
Stat. Auth.:
Auth.: ORS 506.109
Other Authority
Stats,
Implemented: ORS
ORS 506.129,
506.129, 506.450,
506.450, 506.455,
506.455, 506.460,
506.460, 506.465
Stats. Implemented:
RULE SUMMARY
Adopt
of Developmental
Developmental Fishery permits; change regulations
regulations in the
Adopt permanent
permanent rules
rules for
for the review of denials of
pro gram for
for some
some developmental
developmental fishery
fishery Species
species recommended by the
the Developmental
Developmental Fishery
Fishery Board;
Board;
harvest program
add
33 nearshore
nearshore species
species to the developmental
developmental species
species list and develop
develop aa harvest
harvest program
program for
for the
the nearshore
nearshore
add 33
fishery;
amend regulations
regulations for
fish fishery
fishery to
to establish
establish special
special management
management areas.
areas. This
fishery; and
and amend
for the ocean food fish
notice was published in the
the September
September Oregon
Bulletin. This
refiling reflects
change in
in the
the hearing
hearing
notice
Oregon Bulletin.
This refiling
reflects only a change
location.
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October 11,2002
11, 2002
ast Day for Public Comment
Authorized Signer and Date
Sharon M.
M. Bird
*The
*The Oregon
Oregon Bulletin
Bulletin isis published
published on
on the
the 1st
1st of
of each
each month
month and
and updates
updatesthe
therule
niletext
text found
foundininthe
theOregon
OregonAdministrative
AdministrativeRules
RulesCompilation.
Compilation. Notice
Notice forms
forms must be submitted to
to
800 Sununer
Summer Street NE,
NE, Salem, Oregon
97310 by 5:00 pm on the 15th
15th day of
of the preceding month unless
the Administrative Rules Unit, Oregon State Archives, 100
Oregon 97310
unless this
this deadline falls
or legal
legal holiday
holiday when
when Notice
Notice forms
forms are
are accepted
accepted until
unti15:00
pm on
on the
the preceding
preceding workday,
workday.
920·1997
on na Saturday, Sunday or
5:00 pm
ARC 920
- 1997
of State
Secretary of
STATEMENT OF NEED AND
AND FISCAL
FISCAL IMPACT
A Notice of Proposed
Proposed Rulemaking
Rulemaking Hearing
Hearing or
or aa Notice
Notice of Proposed
Proposed Rulemaking
Rulemaking accompanies
accompanies this
this form.
form.
Oregon
Oregon Department
Departmentof
ofFish
Fishand
andWildlife
Wildlife- Fish Division
635
Agency and Division
Administrative Rules
Rules Chapter
Chapter Number
Admimstrative
In the
the Matter of amendment
amendment of
of
))
))
and 006
OAR Chapter 635, Divisions 004 and
to the Developmental Fisheries
relating to
Program and the Ocean Food Fish fishery
))
))
))
Statutory Authority,
Statutes Implemented,
of Need,
Statement of
Principal Documents Relied Upon,
Statement of Fiscal Impact
Statutory
Statutory Authority:
Authority: ORS 506.109 and 506.119
Other Authority:
Statutes
ORS 506.129,
506.129, 506.450,
506.450, 506.455,
506.455, 506.460,
506.460, 506.465
506.465
Statutes Implemented:
Implemented: ORS
Need for the Rule(s):
of denials
denials of
of Developmental
Developmental Fishery permits; change
change regulations
The rules are needed for the review of
harvest program
program for
for some
some developmental
developmental fishery
fishery species
species recommended
recommended by
bythe
theDevelopmental
Developmental
in the harvest
nearshore species
species to
developmental species
species list
and develop
develop aa harvest
harvest
Fishery Board;
Fishery
Board; add
add 33 nearshore
to the developmental
list and
program for
for the nearshore
nearshore fishery;
fishery; and
and amend
amend regulations
regulations for
for the
the ocean
ocean food
food fish
fish fishery
fishery to
to establish
establish
program
special management areas.
Documents Relied Upon:
Staff report
report for Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission Meeting of October 11, 2002
The
Wildlife, Fish
The above
above document
document is
is available
available for
for public
public inspection
inspection in
in the
the Department
Department of
of Fish
Fish and Wildlife,
Fish
Division,
Division, Third Floor,
Floor, 2501
2501 SW First Avenue,
Avenue, Portland,
Portland, Oregon,
Oregon, between
between 8:00
8:00 a.m.
a.m. and
and 4:30
4:30 p.m.,
p.m., on
on
normal working days, Monday through Friday.
Friday.
Fiscal and Economic Impact:
Impact:
Please see attached.
Administrative
Administrative Rule
Rule Advisory
Advisory Committee
Committeeconsulted?:
consulted?: No
If not, why?: The
The Developmental
Developmental Fishery Board met and considered
considered requests to
to change
change the
the harvest
harvest
programs
for developmental
developmental fisheries
fisheries species.
species.
programs for
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,
Authorized Signer and Date
q/3-0;;:L..
9-13
O
Sharon
Sharon M.
M Bird
Administrative Rules Unit, Archives Division, Secretary of State,
800 Summer
Summer Street
Street NE, Salem,
Salem, Oregon
Oregon 97310.
97310.
state, 800
ARC 925
- 1997
ARC
925-1997
Statement for the October 11,
11,2002
Fiscal and Economic Impact Statement
2002 Hearing
Hearing in
in the
the Matter
Matter of the Amendment of
Rules Relating to the Developmental Fisheries
Program
and
Ocean
Food
Fisheries Program and Ocean Food Fish
Fish Fishery
Fishery
Fiscal and
and economic impact: The
oflocal
local government and
and the
the
Fiscal
The proposed
proposed rules
rules will
will affect
affect state
state agencies, units of
proc!='ss for
for the review
review
public,
The rules
rules are
are needed
needed to establish a permanent process
public, respectively,
respectively, as discussed below.
below: The
of denials
change harvest regulations for certain
certain developmental
developmental fishery
fishery
denials of Developmental Fishery permits; to change
species;
species to the
species; to
to add
add 33
33 nearshore species
the developmental
developmental species
species list;
list; and,
and, to
to establish
establish special
special management
management
areas for the ocean food fish fisheries.
a. The only state agency which should be affected by adoption
ofFish
adoption of
of these
these rules
rules is
is the
the Oregon Department of
Fish
and
Nosignificant
significantchanges
changes from
from the
the current legislatively
and Wildlife.
Wildlife. No
legislatively levels
levels of
ofthe
the department's
department's operations
operations or
or
of the amendment
amendment of
of the rules recommended by the staff.
staff.
expenditures are expected as
as a result of
b. No
Nounits
unitsofoflocal
localgovernment
governmentare
areexpected
expected to
to be
be affected
affected by these
No significant
significant changes
changes from the
b.
these rules.
rules. No
operations or expenditures
Current levels of
current
of any local agencies' operations
expenditures are
are expected
expected as
asaaresult
result of
of the
the adoption
adoptionof
of
these rules.
c.
The existing
existing statutes
statutes and
and rules
rules require
require adoption
adoption
The public could be affected by the adoption of these
these rules:
rules: The
and the
of a list of developmental fisheries species, and
the establishment
establishment or
or maintenance
maintenance of
of limited
limited entry
entry harvest
systems for
for the associated developmental fisheries.
fisheries. For
For this
this hearing,
hearing, ODFW
ODFW staff
staff proposes
proposes several
several issues be
be
considered by the State Fish and Wildlife Commission
Commission toward
toward prescribing
prescribing aa developmental
developmental fisheries
fisheries
nearshore ocean
ocean food
food fish
fish species:
species:
program for several nearshore
To add
add the
the thirty-three
thirty-three new
new species to
to "Category
"Category A"
A" of
of the
thedevelopmental
developmentalspecies
specieslist.
lit.
(1) To
To establish
establish commercial
commercialharvest
harvest programs
programsfor
the 33
33 new
new developmental
developmental species.
species.
for the
(2) To
To re-establish
re-establish area
area management
management for black rockfish,
(3) To
rockfish, blue
blue rockfish,
rockfish, and
and establish
establish area
area management
management for
for
(3)
33
33 new developmental fisheries
fisheries species.
species.
To establish
establish permanent
permanent rules
rules for
for the review of denials
(4) To
denials of
of developmental
developmental fishery
fishery permits
permits that
that are
are
(4)
required to harvest developmental
developmental fisheries species.
Overall,
Overall, the
the developmental fisheries
fisheries rules
rules are
are expected
expected to
to produce
produce positive
positive economic
economic effects
effects for
for the
the public
public and
and
small business
business both in the short run and in
in the
the long
long run.
run. Rules related to the limiting of
of harvester
harvester entry
entry to
to
small
additional costs
particular fisheries can be viewed as imposing additional
costs (in
(in the
the form
form of permit
permit fees)
fees) on harvesters in the
short
short run,
run, and
and as
as potentially excluding some
some harvesters
harvesters who
who might
might not
not apply
apply for
for limited
limited entry
entry permits
permits soon
soon
We do
do not
not have
have specific
specific information
information or
or models
models to predict
predict how many vessels might be
be excluded
excluded from
from
enough.
enough. We
ofthe
the rules
rules are
are expected
expected to
to yield
yield
the nearshore fisheries by this rule. However,
However, in
in the
the long
long run,
run, implementation
implementation of
fisheries, so
so the
the fisheries
fisheries are
are sustainable
sustainable in
in the
the long
long
positive economic effects by controlling the development
development of fisheries,
tohelp
help prevent
preventthe
the typical
typical cycle
cycle in
in fisheries
fisheries of
ofboom.
boom (as
run.
This isis intended
intended to
run. This
(as aa virgin
virgin stock
stock is
is fished
fished down to
maximum sustainable yield levels) and bust (when the
the stock becomes
becomes incapable
incapable of
of sustaining
sustaining yields
yields at
at the initial
initial
level).
exploitation level).
If the
developmental species
the proposed species are added to the developmental
species list,
list, we
we expect
expect positive
positive direct
direct economic
economic effects.
effects.
of the live fish fishery was about
about 22 million
million dollars
dollars atat2001
2001
The current economic impact on
on personal
personal income
income of
estimate the
harvest
harvest levels
levels and
and prices.
prices. We are unable to estimate
the magnitude
magnitude of
of those
those effects
effects because
because we
we don't have
enough information to predict harvest levels
levels or associated
associated revenues.
revenues. Also,
Also, ODFW
ODFW staff
staff is
is concerned
concerned that
that
enough
several
several of
of the
the species may be easily overexploited
overexploited due
due to
to the
the continuation
continuation and
and growth
growth of
of an
an open
open access
access fishery
fishery
directed
developmental fisheries
fisheries program
program that includes
includes the species
species proposed
proposed for
for addition
addition to
to
directed towards
towards live fish.
fish. AA developmental
the developmental species list will help maintain populations
populations of nearshore
nearshore species,
species, and
and increase the likelihood
of creating
fishery.
creating a sustainable fishery.
fully compatible
compatible with
with legislative
legislative direction
direction on
on the
the goals
goals of
of fish
fish and
and wildlife
wildlife
The rules
rules are believed to be filly
.,1anagement
aanagement in Oregon.
by these
these rules are believed to be "small business"
Most businesses affected by
business."
Attachment 33
Developmental Fisheries Program
Staff Report
Prepared for Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission
Portland, Oregon
October 11, 2002
Summary of Staff Report
Report
ODFW staff is providing the annual review of the
the Developmental Fisheries Program for
for 2002
2002 as
as well
well as
as
proposed rule changes to developmental fisheries
fisheries program procedures,
procedures, and changes
changes in
in the
the harvest
harvest program
program
for some developmental fishery
fishery species.
elements and
and conclusions
conclusions from
from the
the staff
staff report
report are:
Key elements
•
One
One hundred
hundred and forty
forty permits
permits for
for the
the harvest
harvest of
of developmental
developmental fisheries
fisheries species
species have
have been
been issued
issued in
in
Mostlandings
landings of
ofdevelopmental
developmental fisheries
fisheries species
species have
have been
been as
as bycatch
bycatch in
in
2002, through August. Most
The sardine
sardine fishery
fishery may
may be
be closed
closed by
by NMFS because the
the harvest
other fisheries, except sardines. The
guideline was reached.
•
Staff completed
of the abalone research fishery and the spot prawn fishery, continued
continued
completed a review of
participation in the planning process of a federal management plan for
for migratory
migratory species
species (which
(which
includes swordfish), participated in PFMC pelagic species management team
team meetings,
meetings, participated in
an international symposium on sardines, and collected samples
samples and observed bycatch
bycatch in the
the sardine
sardine
fishery.
•
The Developmental Fisheries Board considered requests
requests to
to adjust the
the harvest
harvest program
program for
for flat
flat abalone,
abalone,
The Board
Board did not have a quorum to make formal recommendations, but
but
spot
spot prawns
prawns and
and bay
bay clams.
clams. The
suggestions.
members provided suggestions.
•
The ODFW staff
staff recommend:
recommend: adopting permanent rules
rules for
for the
the review
review of denials
denials of Developmental
Fishery permits; regulation changes in the harvest program for some developmental
developmental fishery
fishery species
species as
as
suggested by the Developmental Fishery Board; and a regulation change in the harvest
harvest program
program for
for
by the Developmental
Developmental Fishery
Fishery Board.
Board.
conservative than changes suggested
suggested by
spot prawns that is more conservative
1
Outline of Staff Report
Report
I.
Introduction
II.
H.
Annual
Activities...
Annual Report
Report of
of Developmental
DevelopmentalFisheries
Fisheries
Activities .......................... Page 4
• Summarizes permits and landing activities of
of developmental fishery species.
• Summarizes research and management actifities of developmental fishery program
III.
IH.
Staff Analysis of Issues
Issues and Options - Recommendations
.
Page 4
Page 8
Issue L
Adopt permanent rules for the review of denials of Developmental Fisheries Permits.
OARs 635-006-0910 and -0930
Staffrecommends
recommends the
the Commission
Commission adopt, as permanent, the
(preferred) Staff
May 2002.
2002.
temporary rules established in May
No action:
status quo,
quo, temporary
temporary mie
rule expires and revert to original OARs
action: status
OARs
in effect before May 2002.
Option A
OptionB
Option B
Issue 2
Allow year round season for commercial abalone fishery.
OAR 635-006-0850(l)(a)(M)
Option A
(preferred) Staff
Staff recommends the Commission adjust the flat abalone
harvest season to year-round.
OptionB
Option B
No action: status quo.
Issue 3
Convert the remaining trawl permits for spat prawn to pot permits by 2004.
OAR 635-006-0850(1)(b)(C)
Option A
(preferred) Staff
Staffrecommends
recommends the
the Commission
Commission convert all remaining
trawl permits for spot prawn to pot permits by 2004, changing the Oregon
fishery to a "pot only" fishery.
OptionB
Option
B
Reduce spot prawn trawl permits through attrition by issuing no new
permits when current permits are not renewed (suggested
(suggested by
by
Board members).
members).
Developmental Fishery Board
2
OptionC
Option C
No action: status quo.
Issue 4
Adjust the gaper clam incidental catch to include pounds.
OAR 635-006-0850(1)(b)(F)
(preferred)
(preferred)
Option A
Staff recommends
recommends the
the Commission adjust the gaper clam
per
incidental catch regulation to reflect either numbers (one gaper clam per
eight butter clams)
clams) or pounds
pounds (25
(25 pound
pound of gaper
gaper clams
clams per
per lOO
100 pounds
pounds of
butter clams), whichever is greater.
OptionB
Option B
No action: status quo, incidental catch is in terms of
of numbers only.
only.
Appendix A Flat Abalone Survey Report ....................................................................... Page
Page A-I
A-i
Sardine Fishery
Fishery 2001
2001 Summary ................................................ Page B-1
Appendix B Oregon's Sardine
B-i
AppendixC
Report ......................................................................... Page
Appendix
C Spot Prawn Fishery Report
Page C-l
C-i
Oregon Administrative Rules
3
I.
Introduction
11,2002, staff
staffwill
will provide
provide the
the annual
annual review
review of
of the ODFW
ODFW
For the hearing scheduled on October 11,2002,
Developmental Fisheries Program and forward suggestions from Developmental Fisheries Board members
of denials
denials of
of Developmental Fishery
Fishery permits; make
make changes
changes in
in
to: adopt permanent rules for the review of
the harvest program for some developmental fishery species; amend rules to add nearshore species to the
developmental species list and develop a harvest program for the nearshore fishery; and amend rules reestablishing special management areas for black rockfish.
II.
AnnualReport
Reportof
ofDevelopmental
Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Activities
Activities
IL Annual
Permits
ODFW staff
of developmental fisheries species through
through August,
August,
staff has issued 140 permits for the harvest of
2002 (Table 1).
I). Of
Ofthe
the 120
120 permits
permits issued
issued in
in 2000,
2000,36
were renewed for
for 2002 (as compared to 33 the
36 were
previous
Remainingpermits
permits for
for three
three fisheries
fisheries (sardines,
(sardines, bay clams, and spot prawns)
previous year).
year). Remaining
prawns) were
were issued
issued
through a lottery.
All available
available permits
permits were
were issued
issued for seven fisheries (spot prawns, coonstripe shrimp,
lottery. All
abalone, bay clams, sardines, octopus, and hagfish).
Landings
Landings
Landings of developmental fisheries
fisheries species
species through
through August
August 2001
2001 are
are summarized
summarizedin
in Table
Table 2.2. The
maj
ority of the landings of
of developmental species were taken as incidental catch in other fisheries, with
with
majority
the exception of hagfish and sardines.
sardines. Through
Through August,
August, 11
11 vessels
vessels have
have landed
landed over
over40
40million
million pounds
pounds of
of
of the
sardines into Astoria (compared with 28
28 million
million pounds
pounds for
for aa season
season total
total in
in 2001).
2001). Because of
increased landings into Oregon and Washington, the National Marine Fisheries Service may
may close
close the
of September
September because the
the
sardine fishery off Oregon, Washington, and northern California before the end of
harvest guideline was
was reached.
reached. Log
Log records
records through
through August
August show
show 95%
95% of
ofthe
the landings
landingswere
weretaken
takenoff
off
Six process9r
processor are
are buying sardines in Astoria, an increase from five in
Oregon and 5% off Washington.
Washington. Six
2001. The landing fees for species in all categories have generated approximately $50,598 into the
developmental fisheries fund in 2002, through August.
Research
Sardines
sardines in
in
Staff attended and summarized the 2001 sardine fishery at an international symposium on sardines
Mexico. The
The report
report of
ofthe
2001 fishery
fishery is
is attached
attached as Appendix B
the 2001
of sardines from the commercial harvest that will be analyzed for size,
size, sex,
sex,
Staff collected samples of
maturity,
Samples worked
worked up
up through
through August show a larger average size in the beginning of the
maturity, and age.
age. Samples
season than last year (163
funding to
(163 gm average, compared to 143 gm average in June, 2001). We lost the funding
hire a seasonal for ride-along trips on commercial vessels to observe by-catch, but existing staff
staff has made
made
4 trips,
Logbook records
records summarized
summarized through August (251
(251 trips) show bycatch of
of 86
trips, through August.
August. Logbook
salmon (averaging 0.3 salmon/trip - 72% released alive) anchovies, herring, shad, mackerel, sharks,
sharks, and
and
squid.
Sardines
sampled
in
2001
and
aged
by
California
Dept.
ofFish
and
Game
showed
a
similar
age
squid. Sardines sampled in 2001 and aged by California
of Fish
composition as 2001; mostly 2-4 year olds with a range of 0-9 year olds.
4
Council Activity
Pacific Fishery Management CouncilActivity
the Pacific Fisheries
Fisheries Management
Management Council's
Council's (Council)
(Council) fishery
fishery management
management plan
pian for
for
The third draft of
ofthe
highly migratory species
species (which
(which will
will include
include swordfish
swordfish and
and blue
blue shark)
shark) will
willbe
be reviewed
reviewedby
bythe
the Council
Council in
in
Staffparticipated
participated in three team meetings, two public hearings,
November.
November. Staff
hearings, and
and two
two Council
Council meetings
meetings in
in
the last year in the development process.
Staff also participated in a Coastal Pelagic
Pelagic Team
Team meetings
meetings to
to prepare
prepare the
the 2002
2002 stock
stock assessment
assessment and
and
fishery evaluation document for coastal pelagic species and discuss issues related to the Pacific
Pacific sardine
sardine
harvest guideline formula.
Developmental Fishery
Fishery Board
BoardActivities
Activities
Developmental
The Developmental Fishery Board held
held one
one meeting
meeting in
in 2002.
2002. The
The Board
Board did
did not
not have
have aa quorum
quorum of
of voting
voting
members so formal recommendations could not
However, the
the participating
participating members
members reviewed
reviewed
not be
be made.
made. However,
and
the temporary rules for procedures
procedures to
to appeal
appeal denials
denials of
of permits,
permits, the
the abalone
abalone and
and spot
spot prawn
prawi fisheries, and
the nearshore fishery and provided feedback on staff
staff recommendations.
5
1. 2002 Developmental
Developmental Fishery
Fishery Permits
Permits (as
(as of
of9/6/021.
9/6/02).
Table 1.
Permits
Allnwcgl
Allowed
25
ha~fish
Pacific hapflsh
blue shark
swordfish
10
10 other
20 lon~line
longline
15
northern anchovy &
herrinp
Pacific herring
&
Pacific sardine &
saurv
Pacific saury
sandfish
Pacific sandflsh
smelt
Pacific yomfret
nomfret
slender sole
Renewals
Issued
25*
frnm 711111
from
2001
I1
3
33
33
55
20*
20
15
10
20
box crab
Oregon hair crab &
&
scarlet king crab &
scarletkingcrab&
QTooved
grooved tanner crab
spot shrimp
10
10
10
I1
25
15
10
33
6 trawl
10 other
10
coonstriped shrimp &
coonstripedshrirnp&
sidestrine
shrimn
sidestripe shrimp
cockle clams (ocean)
bay clams
~iant octopus
octonus
giant
California market squid
other squid
sauid sap.
snn.
fragile urchin
sea cucumber
snails
marine snails
shrimn
brine shrimp
flat
abalone
flatabalone
Permits
I
5
10
5
10
30
30
66
66
66
10
10
10
33
11
coastwide
south coast
33
6*
10*
10*
4
10*
10*
5*
5*
10*
10'
8S
22
I1
4
trawl
other
trawl
other
trawl
diver
other
33
I
I
I
total
. * all
all available
available permits issued
6
I
I1
1*
1*
I1
I
140
36
Landings of
ofdevelopmental
developmentalfisheries
fisheries species,
species, by
by category,
category. through August.
August 2001
Table 2. Landings
Category A
Pacific hagfish
blue shark
swordfish
northern anchovy
Pacific herring
Pacific sardine
Pacific saury
Pacific sandfish
smelt
Pacific pomfret
slender sole
box crab
Oregon hair crab
scarlet king
king crab
crab
grooved tanner crab
spot shrimp
coonstriped shrimp
sidestripe shrimp
flat abalone
butter clams
cockle clams
gaper clams
littleneck clams
softshell
softsheli clams
giant octopus
Calif. market
market squid
Calif
other squid spp.
fragile urchin
sea cucumber
marine snails
brine
shrimp
brine_shrimp
Pounds
401,892
575
-
2,886
21,552
36,729,613
-
CategorY B
salmon shark
black hagfish
Eelpouts
skilfish
carp
yellow perch
brown bullhead
northern squawfish
Pounds
-
-
-
-
5,339
-
euphausiids (krill)
Pacific sand crab
freshwater mussels
-
3,526
-
646
3,376
39,208
2,236
1,586
23,197
78,222
4,115
101
710
46,788
4,384
Category C
spiny dogfish
soupfin shark
skate
American shad
Pacific cod
Pacific flatnose
Pacific grenadier
cabezon
sculpins
kelp greenling
jack mackerel &
&
Pacific mackerel
greenstriped
rockfish
redstripe rockfish
shortbelly rockfish
rockflsh
sharpchin rockfish
splitnose rockfish
Pacific sanddab
butter sole
English sole
rex sole
rock sole
sand sole
lemon sole
spotted ratfish
wolf-eel
walleye
walieye pollock
Pounds
10,952
207
808,219
58,125
42,540
red rock crab
purple sea urchins
crayfish
912
410
48,215
111,688
68,655
1I
759,010
42,383
42
383
251,358
72
685,861
451,017
13,101
181,082
6,074
1,618
9,872
-
-
35,000
grand tutal
total
A
7
40,956,321
StaffAnalysis
Analysis of
of Issues
Issues and
and Options
Options - Recommendations
III. Staff
The full
full text
text of
ofproposed
proposed rule
rule changes
changes is
is attached
attached as
The following discusses staff recommendations.
recommendations. The
Attachment 4.
Issue 1.
Adopt permanent rules for the review of denials ofDevelopmental Fisheries Permits.
(OAR 635-006-09 10 and 0930)
Issue 11
Issue
In May 2002, the Commission adopted temporary rules amending the procedures to appeal denials of
of
These temporary
temporary rules were adopted because the current OARs did not
Developmental Fishery Permits.
Permits. These
reflect current State Laws regarding contested case hearings and rules were needed to proceed with a
pending appeal.
The Developmental Fisheries Board reviewed the temporary rules and they concurred with the revisions.
Option A:
(preferred) Staff
Staffrecomnends
recommendsthe
theCommission
Commissionadopt,
adopt,as
aspermanent,
permanent, the
the temporary
temporary rules
rules
established in May 2002.
Option B:
those in
in effect
effect in
in May
May
No action: status quo, temporary rule expires and OARs revert to those
2002.
Issue 2
Allow year i ound season foi commercial abalone fishery
(OAR 63 5-006-08 50(1)(a)(M))
Issue
Issue 2
2
authorized one
one permit
permit to
to commercially
commercially harvest
harvest flat
flat
Beginning with the 2001 season, the Commission authorized
Thepermit
permitwas
was allowed
allowed providing
providing the
the harvester
harvester conduct
conduct density
density surveys
surveys and provide samples
abalone. The
report summarizing
summarizing data
data collected
collected in
in 2001
2001 is
is attached
attached as Appendix
Appendix A.
A.
for maturity studies. AA report
The permit holder has requested to change to a year-round season rather than a May tbrough
through October
season. He
He feels
feels smaller
smallerlandings
landings over
over aa longer
longer period
period of
of time would provide for aa more stable market
season.
rather than larger landings
landings flooding
flooding the
the market
market over
over aa shorter
shorter period
period of
of time.
time. With an over-all quota, the
Board members and staff
staff feel the poundage can be landed any time without affecting the resource.
8
Option A:
(preferred)
season to
to
recommends the Commission adjust the flat abalone harvest season
(preferred) Staff recommends
year-round.
Option B:
No action: status quo.
Convert the remaining ti awl perm its for spot prawn to pot permits by 2004.
(OAR 635-006-0850(1 )(b)(C))
Issue
Issue 3
3
Staffconducted
conducted
The spot prawn fishery has been under the Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries program
program since
since 1995.
1995. Staff
of the fishery summarizing landings and effort in Oregon and management
a review of
management and
and research
research in other
states.
The report
report is
is attached
attached as
as appendix C.
states. The
In Oregon,
Six permits are issued
issued for
for trawl
trawl
Oregon, commercial fishing for spot prawns
prawns is
is allowed
allowed year-round.
year-round. Six
gear and ten for pot gear.
Annual renewal requirements
requirements are five landings of
of at least 100 pounds or
or one
one
gear. Amival
landing of 1,000 pounds, round weight.
weight. "Fisheye" excluders must be
be used on trawl
trawl gear.
gear.
Since
Since 1993, landings have ranged from
from 8,000
8,000 pounds
pounds to
to 137,000
137,000 pounds,
pounds, with
with 70-100%
70-100% landed
landed by trawl
trawl
ofthe
the prawns
prawns landed
landed in
in Oregon
Oregon have
have been
been harvested
harvested in
in Oregon
Oregon waters.
waters.
However, only
onlyabout
about20%
20%of
gear. However,
Most are caught off Washington,
Washington, with
with aa small
small amount
amount coming
coming from
fromnorthern
northernCalifornia.
California. Prawns
harvested off
off Oregon are found in a few,
few, small, well-defmed
well-defined areas,
areas, characterized by
by aa high
high relief rock
bottom in 90- 125
125 fin.
frn.
Spot prawns
prawns are protandric hermaphrodites,
hermaphrodites, they
they all
all start
start out
out as
as males
males and
and then
then transition
transition into
into females
females as
as
they get older.
Researchdata
datafrom
from University
University of
ofWashington
Washington show
show aa difference
difference in
in the size
size of
ofprawns
prawns
older. Research
caught by pot and trawl gear. Trawl
Trawl gear
gear harvested
harvested smaller
smaller (male)
(male) prawns while
while the pot
pot gear
gear harvested
harvested
larger (female) prawns.
ofFish
The California Department of
Fish and Game recently completed aa two-year
two-year observer
observer program
program on their
their
trawl and pot spot prawn fisheries.
Data show
show a much higher bycatch with trawl
fisheries. Data
trawl gear
gear (90%)
(90%) than
than with
with pot
pot
gear (50%).
(5 0%). Currently California has
has a limited entry system
system for
for pot
pot gear
gear and
and isis exploring
exploring methods
methods
(gear/area/season
(gear/area!season restrictions) to reduce bycatch with trawl gear.
The Washington Department of
ofFish
of
Fish and Wildlife feel their prawn stock is stable and capable of
However, they
they have
have concerns
concerns regarding
regarding the
the degradation
degradation of
ofhabitat
habitat by
by
supporting current harvest levels. However,
trawl gear.
They introduced
introduced new
new regulations for 2002 converting all
gear. They
all spot
spot prawn
prawn trawl
trawl permits
permits to
to pot
pot
by 2003.
permits by
Staff recommended to the
the Developmental
Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Board changing the
the Oregon spot prawn
prawn fishery
fishery to a potonly fishery
fishery by
by allowing
allowingthe
the trawl
trawlvessels
vesselstotofish
fishwith
withtrawl
trawlororpot
potgear
gearfor
forone
oneyear
yearand
andthen
then converting
converting to
to pot
pot
gear. The
Themain
main reasons
reasons were:
were:
gear.
1. Increased trawl pressure in Oregon
Oregon may
may result when Washington closes to prawn
prawn trawling
trawling in 2003.
2. Trawl gear selectivity is
is biased
biased toward
toward the smaller male prawns.
3. Oregon does
does not
not have
have the
the productive
productive prawn
prawn area
area to
to support
supportincreased
increased trawl
trawl activity.
activity.
9
of trawl
trawl bycatch compared
compared with
with pot
potgear.
gear.
High rates of
competition in
in Oregon's
Oregon'ssmall
small prawn
prawn areas
areas prevents
prevents pot
potgear
gear from
from being
being fished.
fished.
Gear competition
to limit
limit trawl footrope
footrope si2e
size and reduce habitat
habitat damage
damage in
in areas
areas
Consistency with PFMC action to
is also
also concern
concern for
for long-lived
long-lived sponges
sponges and
and corals.
corals.
important to
to juvenile
juvenile rockfish.
rockfish. There
There is
important
Other states,
states, particularly
particularly Washington,
7. Other
Washington, have
have moved in that direction,
direction, and there is
is merit in maintaining
maintaining
state-to-state management.
uniformity in state-to-state
draw conclusions and
and were
were
Members of the Board did not feel there was enough data from Oregon to thaw
They suggested
suggested reducing
reducing the number of
of trawl permits through
reluctant to put anyone out of business. They
ofthe
prawn trawl
trawl industry
industry indicated
indicated there may be only two trawl vessels working off
attrition.
Members of
attrition. Members
the prawn
Staffagreed
agreed reducing
reducing the trawl permits to two would reduce concerns regarding
Oregon next year.
year. Staff
of small prawns by trawl gear
increased trawl effort, however staff
staff still believe that the harvest of
ofOregon
Oregon prawn
prawn populations and
and that
that habitat
habitat damage
damage from
from prawn
prawn
jeopardizes the long-term
long-term productivity
productivity of
trawls in these deepwater coral and sponge habitats is a serious concern.
4.
5.
6.
Option A:
(preferred) Staff
Staff recommends the Commission convert all
all remaining
remaining trawl
trawl permits
permits for
for spot
spot
fishery, and
prawn to pot permits by 2004, changing the Oregon fishery to a "pot only" fishery,
issuing no new pot gear permits until the total falls below 10.
Option B:
when current
current
Reduce spot prawn trawl permits through attrition by issuing no new permits when
(suggestedby
by Developmental Fishery Board
Board members).
permits are not renewed (suggested
Option C:
permits remains
remains at
at 6,
6, with
with lO
10 permits
permits issued
issued for
for
No action: status quo, number of trawl pernlits
harvest by other gear.
issue 4
Adjust the gaper clam incidental catch to include pounds.
(OAR 635-006-0850(lXb)(F))
Issue 4
In 200
l, the
2001,
the Commission authorized an incidental
incidental catch
catch of
of gaper
gaper clams
clams during
during the
the closed
closed season
season of
of
January through June.
The initial
initial recommendation
recommendation had been to set
set the incidental catch allowed in terms of
June. The
25 pounds
pounds of
ofgaper
gaper clams
clams for
for each
each 100
lOO pounds of
of butter clams
OSP felt
felt aa count of
of clams
pounds: 25
clams landed.
landed. OSP
Therefore" the
would be easier to enforce because harvesters
harvesters may
may not
not have
have scales
scales on
on their
their vessels.
vessels. Therefore,
of numbers of clams:
one gaper
gaper clam
clam for
for every
every eight butter clams
regulation was adopted in terms of
clams; one
harvested.
Since the regulation was adopted, we have heard from several harvesters who express that it is
is easier
easier for
for
clams than
than itit is
is to
to count
count them
them and
and would
would like
like the
the allowable
allowable incidental
incidental catch
catchto
to be
be
them to weigh their clams
of pounds.
expressed in terms of
Staff recommends the regulation be adjusted to reflect both numbers or pounds, whichever allows the
the
of gaper
gaper clams.
greater incidental catch of
10
Option A:
(preferred)
(preferred) Staff recommends
recommends the
the Commission
Commission adjust
adjust the
the gaper
gaper clam
clam incidental
incidental catch
catch
regulation to reflect both numbers (one gaper clam per eight buffer
butter clams) or pounds (25
(25
of gaper clams per 100 pounds
of
butter
clams),
whichever
allows
a
greater
pound of
pounds butter clams), whichever allows a
of gaper clams.
incidental catch of
Option B:
status quo, incidental catch is measured in terms of
No action: status
of numbers only.
11
IIT1
Attachment
4
Attachment 4
/"
DIVISION 006
permits for harvest by floating longline and 10
10 permits for
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL GEAR;
GEAR; LICENSES,
LICENSES,POUNDAGE
POUNDAGE
FEES,
REPORTS
RECORDS AND
AND REPORTS
gear. Specially
Speciallyadapted
adapteddrift1gill
drift/gill net may be
harvest by other gear.
permitted. Experimental gear permits may be required. Five
single-delivery permits will be issued to those who applied
Developmental
Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Program
Program
by annual filing date, but did not receive a Developmental
635-006-0850
Fishery Permit. Gill net gear must conform to California
Califonria
Developmental Fisheries Species List
gear restrictions;
(1) The
The Developmental
Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries species,
species, permit and
(I)
(D)
(I)) Northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax) and Pacific
and landing requirements for renewal
gear restrictions, and
pallasi) fishery
fishery has
has aa qualifying
qualifying and annual
herring (Clupea pallasi)
of Category A permits are
are as
as follows:
follows:
requiryment of
of either five landings
landings consisting of
of at
renewal requirement
(a) FISH
least 500 pounds each landing or one landing consisting
consisting of
(A) Pacific hagfish (Eptatretus stouti)
stauti) fishery
fishery has a
15 permits for ocean
at least 5000 pounds. There are 15
of five landings.
qualifying and annual renewal requirement of
harvest. Specially adapted small mesh drift/gill net may be
There are25
of which
wlrich there are no
are 25 pem-tits
permits for harvest of
no trawl
trawl
permitted. No permit is
is needed for hand lines
lines or
or hand
hand
pennits;
permits;
harvest. Experimental gear permits may be required;
(B)
glauca) fishery has a
(B) Blue shark (Prionace
(Prionace glauca,)
(E) Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax) and Pacific
qualifying
qualifying and annual renewal requirement of
of either five
saury (Cololabis saira)
fishery has
has aa qualifying and annual
saira) fishery
landings
landings consisting
consisting of at least 500
500 pounds
pounds each landing
landing or
or
requirement of
of either
either five
five landings
landings consisting
consisting of
of at
at
renewal requirement
one
one landing
landing consisting of at least 5000 pounds.
pounds. There
There are
are 10
least 500 pounds each landing
landing or one
one landing
landing consisting
consisting of
of
permits for harvest of
ofwlrich
which there are no lrigh
high seas
seas drift net
at least 5000 pounds.
pounds. There are 20 permits
permits for
for ocean
ocean
pemtits
mesh gill
gill net
net permits. No
No permit
permit is
is
permits and no large mesh
small mesh drift/gill net may be
harvest. Specially adapted small
needed for hand lines or hand harvest. Experimental gear
pem-titted.
perntitted. Experimental gear permits may be required;
pennits may be required;
permits
(F) Pacific sandfish (Trichodon trichodon) fishery
fishery has
fishery has a qualifying
(C) Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) fishery
a qualifying and annual renewal requirement of five
five
and
of either five landings
and annual
annual renewal requirement of
landings.
10 permits for harvest of
ofwlrich
landings. There are 10
which there are
consisting of at least 500 pounds each landing or one
and no trawl
trawl permits,
permits, however, limited
linrited
no dredging permits and
landing consisting of
of at least 5000 pounds. Permits are valid
of experimental gear permits may be issued for
numbers of
flom February
February 11
for and renewal requirements are
are calculated
calcnlated from
Pennits are area
area specific.
specific. Experimental gear
gear
trawl harvest. Permits
of the following year. There are 20
through January 31 of
11-- Div. 006
(Chianoecetes tanneri),
(B) Grooved tanner crab (Chionoecetes
pemnts
pemrit is
is needed
needed for
for hand
hand lines
lines
perntits may be required. No permit
or hand harvest;
mulitspina) and
and scarlet
scarlet king
king
Oregon hair crab (Paralomis inulitspina)
(G) Eulachon
whitebait smelt
(U)
Eulachon (Thaleichthys
(Thaleichthyspacificus),
pacijicusj whitebait
crab (Lithodes couesi) fishery has a qualifying and annual
(Allasmerus
starkst),
(Allosinerus elongatus),
elongatus), night smelt (Spirinchus starksO,
renewal requirement of five landings consisting of
renewal
of at least
longfin
and surf
surf smelt
smelt
longfln smelt (Spirinchus thaleichthys) and
100
100 pounds
pounds each landing.
landing. There are 10 pemrits
permits for harvest
(Hypomesus
(Hypoinesus pretiosus)
pretiosus) fishery has a qualifying and annual
with pots only;
(e) Spot prawn (Pandalus platyceros) fishery has a
(C)
of five landings consisting
consisting of
of at least
least
renewal requirement of
100 pounds each landing.
pemrits for ocean
ocean
landing. There are 20 permits
qualifying
qualifying and
and annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement
requirement of five
five landings
landings
harvest of
of which
wbich there
there are
are no
no trawl permits,
pennits, however, limited
consisting
consisting of at least 100 pounds (round weight) each
nunlbers
numbers of experimental gear permits may be issued for
of at least 1000
1000 pounds.
landing or one landing consisting of
trawl harvest. Specially adapted small mesh drift/gill net
2002. new
trawl gear
gear will
will not
not be
be issued
issued
After 2002,
new permits for trawl
may be pemritted.
permitted. No
No pennit
permit is
is needed
needed for
for hand
hand lines
lines or
or
and trawl permits may be renewed as pot permits. After
hand harvest.
harvest. Experimental gear permits
pemnts may be required;
2003. permits
uo new
2003.
permits will
will be
be issued
issued for
for pot
pot gear ouly;
only; no
fishery has a
(H) Pacific
Pacific pomfret
pomfret (Bramajaponica)
(Brainajaponica) fishery
permits will
number of
of permits issued
issued
will be
be issued
issued until
until the ntunber
qualifYing
qualifying and
and annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement of five
five landings
landings
is below
10, after
after which there may continue
below 10.
conl:inue to
to be 10
each landing.
landing. There
There are
are 10
10
consisting of at least 100 pounds each
permits. [There
[There are
are six
sixpermits
pemrits for
for harvest
harvest by
by trawl
trawl gear
gear and
and
permits.
pemrits
permits for harvest.
harvest. Experimental
Experimental gear pemrits
pennits may be
10
10 pemrits
permits for
for harvest
harvest by
by other gear.]
gear.] Pemrils
Permits are area
required;
may be required.
required.
specific.
specific. Experimental gear pemrits
pennits may
Pemrits are issued geographically, split
split at
at Heceta
Heceta Head
Head with
with
Permits
(I) Slender sole (Eopsetta exilis)
exilis) fishery has a
qualifying and
and annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement of five
five landings
landings
qualifYing
50 percent issued north and 50 percent issued south of
10
consisting of at
at least 100 pounds each landing. There are 10
Heceta Head, until after the date
date of
of the
the lottery;
lottery;
(ID)eoonstripe
Coonstripeshrimp
shrimp(Pandalus
(Pandalus danae)
danae) and
and
(D)
pemrits
pemrits may be
permits for harvest.
harvest. Experimental gear permits
sidestripe
sidestripe shrimp
shrimp (Pandalopsis
(Pandalopsis dispar) fishery has a
required.
(b)
(b) INVERTEBRATES
qualifying
qualifying and annual renewal requirement of five landings
foraminatus) fishery
fishery has
(A) Box
Box crab
crab (Lopholithades
(Lopholithodesforaininatus)
consisting
consisting of at least 100 pounds (round weight) each
a qualifying
qualifying and
and annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement
requirement of five
five landings
landings
10 permits
pemrits for
for harvest
harvest by
by pot
pot gear;
gear;
landing. There are 10
(E)
(B) Ocean
Ocean cockle
cockle clams
clams (Clinocardium
(Clinocardiuin nuttallii)
lauding. There
There are
are 25
25
consisting of at least 100 pounds each landing.
pernrits for harvest with pots only;
only;
permits
fishery
fishery has
has aa qualifying
qualifying and
and annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement
requirement of
of
five
100 pounds each
each landing
landing.
five landings
landings consisting of
of at least 100
)iv. 006
2 - Div.
21
(H)
(H) California market squid
squid (Loligo
(Loligo opalescells)
opalescens) and
There are five permits for ocean harvest only. No permit is
needed for hand lines or hand harvest. Experimental gear
other squid (several species) fishery has a qualifying and
permits may be required;
annual
annual renewal
renewal requirement of either five landings
(F) Bay clams including cockle clams (Clinacardium
(Clinocardiutn
consisting of at least 500 pounds each landing or one
nuttallii), butter
butter clams
clams (Sasidonus
(Saxidanus giganteus),
giganteus), gaper
gaper clams
clams
landing consisting
consisting of at least 5000 pounds. There are 30
(Tresus
(Tresus capas,
capas, nuttallii),
nuttallii), native littleneck clams
clams (Protothaca
(Protothaca
permits
permits for
for harvest using trawl gear
gear and
and 30 permits for
for
stamiTies), and softshell clams
fishery has no
stanunes),
clams (Mya
(Mya arenaria)
arenaria) fishery
harvest using other gear types.
types. Experimental gear permits
permits
intertidal
qualifying and annual renewal requirements for intertidal
may
may be
be required.
required. Permits are issued geographically, split at
of permits, and
and aa $25
$25
hand harvest, an unlimited number of
with 50 percent issued
issued north
north and
and 50
50 percent
percent
Heceta Head with
permit fee.
fee. There are 11
11 permits (individual or vessel) for
issued south of Heceta Head, until after the date of the
1997-December
subtidal dive harvest, effective March 18, 1997-December
lottery;
(1) Fragile urchin (Allocentrotusfragilis)
(Allacentrotus fragilis) fishery
fishery has aa
(I)
31, 1997, and 10 permits thereafter for statewide harvest and
of Heceta
Heceta Head.
Head. Qualifying
Qualifying
five permits for harvest south of
qualifying and annual renewal requirement of
of five landings
landings
qualifying
requirements
requirements are either five landings consisting
consisting of at
at least
least
consisting of at least 500 pounds each landing. There
There are
are six
six
200 pounds each landing or an annual total of 2500 pounds
permits for harvest using trawl gear and six permits for
for one calendar year during the qualifying period of January
January
harvest using other gear. Experimental gear permits may be
1,1990
16,1995.
Annual renewal
renewal
1, 1990 through
through October 16,
1995. Annual
required. Permits are issued geographically, split at
at Heceta
requirements are either five landings consisting of
of at least
percent issued
Head with 50 percent issued north and 50 percent
100 pounds each landing or an
an annual
annual total
total of
of 2500
2500 pounds.
pounds.
south of Heceta Head;
(J)
spp.) fishery
fishery has a
(J) Sea cucumber
cucumber (Parastichopus spp.)
An incidental catch of
of one gaper clam per eight butter clams
clams11
or 25 pounds of gaper
aaper clams per 100 pounds
pounds or
of butter
butter
qualifying and annual renewal requirement
requirement of
of five
five landings
landings
clams, whichever
greater gaper
gaper clam
clam
clams,
whichever allows
allowsthe
the greater
consisting of at least 100 pounds each landing.
laoding. There are six
incidental catch,
catch,isisallowed
allowedduring
during the
the closed
closed season
incidental
permits for harvest using trawl gear, 10 permits for havest by
notwithstanding OAR 635-005-0020;
diver,
diver, and 10 permits for harvest by other gear.
Experimental. gear permits may be required. Permits are
Experimental
dofteini) fishery has a
(G)
(G) Giant octopus (Octopus dofleini)
qualifying and annual renewal requirement of
of five landings
issued
issued geographically, split at Heceta Head with 50 percent
100 pounds each landing. There are 10
10
consisting of at least 100
percent issued south
south of
of Heceta Head,
issued north and 50 percent
harvest using
using octopus
octopus pots
pots only;
only;
permits for harvest
until after the date of the lottery;
33-Div.
- Div. 006
006
(C)
(C) Freshwater mussels (families Margaritifera,
(K)
(K) Marine snails (various species) fishery has a
offive
five landings
landings
qualifyingand
andannual
ammalrenewal
renewalrequirement
requirementof
qualiing
Anodonta, Gonidea, and Corbicula).
Anodonta,
List, Category
Category
(3) The Developmental Fisheries Species List,
each landing. There are
are 10
10
consisting of at least 100 pounds each
lie,"
is as
as follows:
follows:
"C,' is
permits for subtidal harvest only;
(L) Brine ShrinlP
shrimp (Artemia
(Arteinicispp.)
spp.)fishery
fisheryhas
hasaaqualifying
qua1i'ing
(a)
(a) FISH
of at least 5000 pounds
and ammal
annual renewal requirement of
(A) Spiny dogfish (Squalus
(Squalus aeanthias);
acanthias);
landed.
adults.
landed, There are three permits to harvest adults.
zyopterus);
(B) Soupfin shark (Galeorhilms
(Galeorhinus zyopterus);
(M) Flat abalone (Hauiotis
(Haliatis walallensis) fishery has a
(C) Skate (family Rajidae);
single permit authorized, a 3,000 pound annual
annual quota
quota limit,
limit,
(D) American shad (Alosa
(Alosa sapidissima);
of at least 20
an annual renewal requirement of 10 landings of
(B) Pacific
Pacific cod
cod (Gadus
(Gadus macrocephalus);
(E)
pounds each landing, a 4-1/2 inch minimum size, [a May-
(F) Pacific flatnose (Antiznora
inicrolepis);
(F)
(Antimora microlepis);
OctoberJvear-round
season,taken
takenfrom
from nonintertidal
nonintertidal areas
October]vear-round season,
(G)
grenadier (Coryphaeno
(Coryphaenoides
(U) Pacific grenadier
ides acrolepis);
pennit conditions
with an abalone iron, and such additional permit
(H) Cabezon (Scorpaenichthys
(Scorpaenichthys mannoratus);
marmoratus);
as
as the
the Director deems appropriate as required by OAR 635-
Cottidae);
(I) Sculpins (family Cottidae);
006-870 and OAR 635-006-0880.
(J) Kelp
decagrammus);
(3)
Kelp greenling
greenling (Hexagrammos
(Hexagrainmos decagratnnius);
(K) Jack mackerel (Trachurus
(Trachurus symmetricus);
symmetricus);
(2) The Developmental Fisheries Species List,
(L) Chub (Pacific) mackerel (Scomber
(Scomberfaponicus);
japonicus);
Category I1B,tl
is as
as follows:
follows:
"B,' is
(a) FISH
(M) Greenstriped rockfish (Sebastes elan
elongatus);
gatus);
Sahnon shark (Lamna
(A) Salmon
(Lanina ditropis);
(N) Redstripe rockfish (Sebastes
(Sebastes proriger);
proriger);
(B) Carp (Cyprinus carpio);
(0)
Shortbelly rockfish
jordan!);
(0) Shortbelly
rockfish (Sebastes
(Sebastesjordani);
deani);
(C) Black hagfish (Eptatretus
(Eptatretus deanQ;
(P)
(P) Sharpchin rockfish
rockflsh (Sebastes
(Sebastes zacentrus);
zacentrus);
(D)
(D) Yellow
Yellow perch
perch (Percajlavescens);
(Percaflavescens);
(Q) Splitnose rockfish (Sebastes diploproa);
(E) Eelpouts (family Zoarcidae);
(R) Pacific sanddab (Citharichthys sordidus);
(Ameiurus nebulosus);
(F) Brown bullliead
bullhead (Arneiurus
(S)
isolepis);
(5) Butter sole (Pleuronectes isolepis);
(G)
(U) Skilfish
Skilfish (Erilepis
(Erilepis zonifer);
zonfer);
(T)
(Pleuronectes vetulus,);
vetulus);
(T) English sole (Pleuronectes
(H)
(H) Northern squawfish (Ptychocheilus
(Ptychoclieilus oregonensis).
(D) Rex sole (Errex
(Errex zechirus,);
zechirus);
(U)
(b)
(b) INVERTEBRATES
rNVERTEBRATES
(V) Rock sole
sole (Pleuronectes bilineatus);
(A)
(family Euphausidae);
Euphausidae);
(A) Euphausids
Euphausids (krill)
(hill) (family
(W) Sand sole (Psetticlithys
(Psettichthys inelanostictus);
melanostictus);
(B) Pacific
Pacific sand
sand crab
crab (Emerita
(Einerita analaga);
analoga)
(X) Curlfin (lemon) sole (Pleuronzchthys
(Pleuronichthys deem
decurrens);
rens),
44 -Div
Div.006
006
colliei);
(Y) Spotted ratfish (Hydrolagus colliet);
(c) An application shall be considered complete if it is
(Z) Wolf-eel (Anarrhichthys
(Anan-hichthys ocellatus);
on the
fhe form,
form, and
and is
is
legible,
requested on
legible, has all information requested
(AA)
(Theragra chalcogramma,).
chalcogramma)_
(AA) Walleye pollock (Theragra
accompanied by
by fhe
the required
required fee
fee in full.
full. Any application
application
(b) INVERTEBRATES
rNVERTEBRATES
which is not complete shall be returned and, unless it is
(A)
(Cancer product
produetus);
(A) Red rock crab (Cancer
us)
fhereafter resubmitted
resubmitted and deemed
deemed complete
complete by
by the
the filing
filing
thereafter
(B)
(B) Purple sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus);
purpuratus);
date, fhe
the individual shall not be considered to have applied
(C)
leniuseulusJ(C) Crayfish
Crayfish (Paeifastaeus
(Pacfastacus leniusculus).
in a timely manner;
(d) Before applying for a permit, an applicant must first
Stat
506.109 and 506_119
Stat. Auth.: ORS
ORS 506.109
506.119
Stats.
ORS506.129,
506.129, 506.450,
506.450, 506.455,
506.455,
Stats. Implemented: ORS
506.460, and 506.465
506.465
506.460,
have obtained fhe
the appropriate vessel license (or individual
license if permit
issued to individual)
individual) for
for the
fhe year
year the
pennit is issued
Rist.:
Hist.:
permit will be issued.
635-006-0910
(2) Number of
of permits allowed:
Procedures for Issuance, Transfer and Renewal of
(a)
(a) An individual shall not submit more than one
Developmental Fisheries Species
Species Permits
Permits
application, per permittee,
perniittee, for each developmental fishery
application,
(1) Applications:
species
species gear category;
(a) An applicant for aa permit must submit a complete
annual fee
fee of
of up
up to
to
application in writing accompanied by an annual
$75_
$75. The
The application shall include fhe
the species offish
of fish to
to be
be
fhe area
taken, the mefhod
method and gear proposed to be used, and the
from which fhe
the Developmental Fisheries
Fisheries Species
Species are
are to
to be
be
taken, and other information
infonnation as
as the Department
Department may
may require;
require;
valid developmental
(b) No permittee who holds a valid
fisheries permit may apply for any additional permits
fisheries
permits for
for fhe
the
sarne species gear category[. A valid developmental fisheries
same
fisheries
permit is a pennit
permit which is neither at issue in a pending
Permit Review
Review Board
Board proceedings
proceedings nor
nor before
before aa court
court of
of
law]unless
law]unlesstbe
theDepartment
Department proposes
proposes to
to den)'
deny that
that permit;
permit;
(b) Complete applications must be received postmarked
or date-stamped by January 1I of
offhe
the year of issue
issue for
for new
new
the developmental
developmental fishery
fishely list in OAR 635species added to the
fhereafter by
by the
fhe annual fding
fIling date of
of
006-0850, and thereafter
January 1I of the year of issue;
or aa court
court of
of
before fhe
the [Permit Review
Review Board]Commission
Board]Commssioii or
law,
law, isis awarded
awarded another permit for the same species
species gear
category fhrough
through fhe
the lottery and thereafter prevails
prevails before
before
category
February 1I of
of the year of
of issue, except applications for box
crab permits must be postmarked or date-stamped by
(c) If a pemrittee,
permittee, who holds a permit at issue eifher
either
(c)
fhe [Permit Review
in court, the
fhe
the
Review Board]Commission
Board]Conimission or in
offhe
permittee shall immediately surrender
surrender one
one of
perniittee
the permits to
any Department office, so fhat
that only one valid permit per
species
is held.
species gear category is
5 - Div. 006
(3) Issuance of
of permits:
pennits:
resttictions
restrictions set
set forth
forth in
in OAR
OAR 635-006-0850.
635-006-0850. Evidence
Evidence of
of
of applications received
received by the filing
filing
(a) If the number of
landings
landings must be
be supplied by the applicant and submitted
with the application.
date is less than the number of pennits
permits available, all
(A)
(A) If
If the number of these applicants does not exceed
applicants who have submitted complete applications shall
the
the number of pennits,
permits, they shall be given all available
pennit within
within 14
14 days
days of
ofthe
filing date.
date.
be issued a permit
the filing
(A)
(A) Any reruaining
remaining pennits
permits shall be issued on a frrstfirstcome,
of each
come, first-served
first-served basis, within 14 days of
of receipt of
pennits
permits and any remaining applicants shall be placed in a
lottery;
(B) If
If the number of
of applicants who have preference
completed application, until the maximum number of
permits is issued.
issued. Priority shall be
be based on posttnark
postmark or
or
exceeds the number
number of
of permits,
permits, then
then these
these applicants
applicants
points exceeds
date;
date-stamped date;
only shall be placed in a lottery, and grouped by the
the number
of applicants who did not
not receive aa
(B) The names of
of preference
preference points they have accrued
accrned for each species gear
pemrit
list, in
in the
the order they
permit shall be placed on an alternates list,
category.
category. Applicants with the highest number of preference
are received, until the next annual filing date. Applicants
gear category
category will
will be drawn
drawn first.
frrst.
points for each species gear
whose
whose names
names are placed on the alternates list shall be
of preference points
Applicants having the highest number of
refunded their pennit
permit fee minus a $10 application fee.
will be drawn next. This permit
pennit
per species gear category will
Pennits
of the year
Permits which become available before the end of
issuance process will continue through descending numbers
shall
shall be
be ruade
made available to the alternates list, in the order
of preference points until all the available permits
pennits have been
listed.
of an available permit
pennit
listed. The applicant shall be notified of
issued, unless all qualified applicants with preference points
sball resubmit a complete application
application and permit fee
and shall
to that
that point. Permits
Pennits shall be
have been issued pennits prior to
within 30 days of the date the notification is mailed. The
of the lottery;
issued within 14 days of
pennit
of receipt of
of the
permit shall be issued within 14 days of
(C) In addition, remaining
reruaining applicants (who do not have
resubmitted application and fee. If
If an alternate fails to apply,
preference points) shall be placed in a lottery and their
pennit and the permit
pennit shall
shall then be made
he shall forfeit the permit
names shall be drawn;
dra\ffi;
available
available to
to the
the next uame
name on the alternates list.
(D) The Department then shall prepare an alternates
alternates list,
list,
(b)
(b) If the
the number of applications received by the filing
in which applicants who
who have preference points are listed
of permits
pennits available,
available, the
date is greater than the number of
frrst
reruaining
first (in the order drawn), and thereafter remaining
Department shall detennine
frrst how
how many
many applications
applications
detentine first
applicants are listed, in the order in which they were drawn.
drawn.
there are with preference points as accrued under OAR
OAR 635-
All applicants whose names are placed
placed on
on the
the alternates
altemates list
list
006-0915, except for new species that have qualification
qualification
shall
shall be refunded their permit fee minus a $10 application
66-Div
- Div. 006
006
(b) To transfer a permit, a permittee shall first apply on
fee.
fee. Any permits
permits available
available before
before the
the end of the
the year
year shall
shall be
be
made available to the first name on the alternates list.
list. The
a form provided by the Department and shall include a $25
applicant shall
shall be
be notified of an available
available permit
permit and
and shall
shall
transfer fee;
(c) No transfer shall be
be considered effective until
until the
the
resubmit a complete application and permit fee within 30
days of
of the date the notification is mailed.
mailed. The permit shall
permittee has received approval from the Department and an
ofreceipt
of the resubmitted
be issued within 14 days of
receipt of
updated permit.
application and fee. If
If an alternate
altemate fails
fails to apply
apply for
for the
the
(6) Renewal of
of permits:
pemrit within 30 days,
days, he
he shall
shall forfeit
forfeit such
such permit
permit
lottery permit
(a) Permits maybe
may be renewed by submission, to the
then be made
made available
available to
to the
the next
next name
name
and the permit shall then
Department, of
of the appropriate fee and aa complete
complete
on the alternates list,
list.
application date-stamped or postmarked before January 1I of
be made available before the end of the
the
(c) Permits may
maybe
sougbt, except
except renewal
renewal
the year for which renewal is sought,
applications
applications for box crab permits
permits must be postmarked or
year by a permittee voluntarily turning in a permit.
(4) Persons to whom permits are issued:
issued: Permits
Permits shall
shall
of the year prior to wbich
which
date-stamped before December 1I of
is sought;
renewal is
be issued to either a vessel or an individual person when
hand harvest methods
methods are used.
used. The pemrit
pemtit holder is the
(b) An application for renewal shall be considered
owner or controller of
of the vessel or the -individual
individual person
person
complete if it is legible and has all information requested on
when hand harvest methods are used.
the fOlTO
form and is accompanied by the required fee in full.
full. Any
application which is not complete shall be retumed,
returned, and
of permits: Permits for
for Developmental
(5)
(5) Transfer of
Fisheries Species are not transferable to another person or
unless it is
is thereafter resubmitted and deemed complete
however that
that permits may
may be transferred
transfelTed to
to
entity; provided however
above, the
the individual
individual
before the deadline listed in (6)(a) above,
or controlled
controlled by
by the
the permit
permit holder
holder up
up
another vessel owned or
shall not be
be considered to
to have applied for renewal in a
annually.
to two times annually.
timely manner;
of the death of
of a permit
holder, the
(a) In the event of
pennit holder,
(c) It is
of the permit holder to ensure
is the responsibility
responsibihty of
permit of the
be issued
issued to an immediate
immediate family
the deceased
deceased may
maybe
family
an application is complete and is
is filed
filed in
in aa timely
timely manner.
manner.
member as defined by OAR 635-006-08
635-006-0810.
10. Permit
Permit transfer
transfer
Failure of
of the Department to return
retum an application for
Failnre
shall require a copy of the death certificate and the
the original
incompleteness or of an individual to receive a returned
permit, and
and must
must be
be requested
requested by
by the
the family
family member to the
pennit,
application shall not be grounds for treating the application
deceased which shall be presumed by possession of
of the
as
complete manner;
manner;
as having been filed in a timely and complete
permit and death certificate.
7 - Div. 006
7-Div.006
([2]1)
An individual
individual whose application
application for
for issuance,
issuance,
([2]j) An
(d) In addition to timely and complete filing to renew a
permittee must
mnst annually
annuallylawfully
lawfully land
land the
the required
reqillred
permit, a pennittee
of the permit required
required by
by OAR
OAR 635-006635-006renewal or transfer of
andlor landings listed
listed in
in OAR
OAR 635-006-0850.
635-006-0850.
pounds and/or
0900 is denied by the Department may, within 60 days of
if a permittee obtained
obtained aa permit
pemrit later
later than
than July
July 11
However, if
of denial, make written request, [accompanied
[accomparried by a
receipt of
of
of the prior year, the permittee shall not be required to make
$25
$25 application fee,]
fee,] to the [Permit Review
the annual landing requirement by the following January.
Board]Commission
Board]Conmiission for
for a hearing
hearing for
for review
review of
ofthe
the denial.
denial.
shall be
Instead, at the next renewal thereafter, the permittee shall
shall [be in such form
fonn and shall
shall contain
contain such
The request shali
required to demonstrate
demonstrate the
the annual
annual landing
landing requirement
requirement was
was
required
information as
as the
the Permit
Permit Review
Review Board considers
full year
year in
in which
willch the pennit
permit was
was
fulfilled during the first thll
appropriate]identifv why
he granted.
granted.
appropriate]identifv
why the
the permit
permit should be
([3]l) In
([312)
In accordance
accordance with any applicable provisions of
held.
(e) Landings made by one vessel can not be used for
ORS
cases,
ORS 183.310
183.310 to
to 183.550
183.550for
for conduct
conduct of contested cases,
pennit
qualification to renew more than one permit per permit
[the Permit Review
officer shall
shall review
ReviewBoard]a
Board]a hearings
hearings officer
given year.
year.
category in any given
denial by
by the
the Department
Department of
ofan
an application
application for
the proposed
proposed denial
(7) Authority of
of Director: Consistent with OAR 635-
issuance,
issuance, renewal
renewalor
ortransfer
transferof
ofaapermit.
permit.The
JJe
006-0810
006-08 10through
through 635-006-0950,
635-006-0950, the
the Director
Director is
is authorized
authorized
Developmental
Developmental Fisheries
FisheriesBoard
Board isis designated
designated as
asaa partv
party
Developmental Fisheries Permits
Permits under
under the
the authority
authority
to issue Developmental
to the contested case.
of ORS 506.460.
of
(3)
Commission review
(3) A
A party
party must petitioll
petition for Commission
review of
the hearing
hearing officer!s
officer's proposed order
order within
within 30
30 days
davs of
Stat Auth.:
AUth': ORS
ORS 506.109,
506.109, 506.119
506.119
Stats.
Stats. Implemented:
Implemented: ORS
ORS 506.129, 506.450
service
service of
of the
the proposed
proposed order
order if the
the party
party wants the
Rist.:
Hist.:
order changed.
changed. A
A party
party must
mustidentify
identify what
proposed order
635-006-0930
parts of
of the proposed order it obiects
objects to.
to. and
and refer to
Review of Denials
parts of
of the administrative record and
and legal
legal authority
authoritv
parts
[(I)
[0)
Pennit Review Board
Board consisting
consisting of
of members
A Permit
supporting its
its position.
position.
supporting
ill
lPermit Review Board]Commission
Board]Commission may
may
£4) The [Permit
Cominission shall be established as
as
appointed by the Commission
follows:
(a) Three members shall be chosen to represent
developing fisheries industries; and
chosen to represent the
the
(b) Two members shall be chosen
public.]
[recommend] waive[r of] landing requirements
requirements for
for renewal
renewal
[reconirnend]
of a pennit
reqillrements
permit if it finds that failure to meet those requirements
circumstances beyond
beyond the
the
was due to illness, injury, or circumstances
control of the
issued by the
the permittee.
permittee. Final
Final Orders
Orders shall be issued
the
[Pennit Review Board are not subject to review by the
8-Div.
8 - Div. 006
006
Commission
Coniniission but]Connnission
but]Cornmission and may be appealed as
provided in ORS 183.480
183.480 to 183.550.
183.550.
Stat. Auth.:
Auth.: ORS 506.109, 506.119
Stat
Stats.
Stats. Implemented:
Implemented: ORS 506.129, 506.450
Rist.:
Hist.:
9 - Div. 006
Attachment S5
Attachment
NO CORRESPONDENCE
RECEIVED
AS OF:
October 1,
1, 2002.