Rust calls for wiser use of county’s resources
By GABY NORRIS
Ot the Emerald
"We must scale down our life
styles," Lane County Commis
sioner Jerry Rust told an EMU ter
race audience ot about 200 Mon
day "I'm angry at anyone who's
into ripping off the environment lor
a short-term profit
The commissioner called for a
wiser and more labor-intensive
use of Lano County s resources,
which he said are limited
"Our resource base consists of
trees, sand and gravel and ag
ricultural land, said Rust, "and
we need to save every bit of that
land "
Rust said he felt ripped off" by
the City ot Eugenes recent an
nexation of 390 acres of what he
tormed "prime bottom land Ac
cording to Rust, the annexation
was rushed through the city coun
cil and boundary commission
without any consultation with the
county commissioners.
Rust said zoning laws and citi
zen involvement in the updating of
the 1990 Plan are the two most
effective means to secure an ade
quate land supply in Lane County.
But he warned that planners have
not yet established the county's
carrying capacity (the maximum
population an area will support)
Rust also called for changes in
agriculture and forestry practices
"Our agricultural system is
based on increasing amounts of
foreign oil, Canadian phosphates
and cheap labor. Rust said, "and
the only one of those resources
that is really renewable is labor "
The commissioner supported a
■'labor-intensive situation" in
Oregon forests He said the ban
ning of herbicides used to control
hardwoods could create more
lobs through the cleannq of brush
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Jerry Rust addressed students on the EMU terrace Monday to help kick oft the University 's observance of
Earth Week Rust said because Lane County's resources were limited to begin with, more labor intensive
uses to develop them will have to be found
ana narawoods species by hand
Besides," Rust said, "the
forest isn't out there just tor Doug
las Fir, but for other things too. To
play God and come in in a helicop
ter with massive applications of
herbicide is wrong on its face We
have to assume herbicides are
guilty until proven innocent"
Rust admitted that the county's
ban on herbicides to control road
side brush would mean higher
costs, but added that jobs could
be created to clear the brush by
hand
On other Issues. Rust said he
supports making the French Pete
area a wilderness preserve, ad
ding that he doesn t want to see
forests filled with genetically
"hyped up” super trees.
On field burning. Rust advo
cated smoke management — the
current practice — but cautioned
that it be done correctly, warning
against burning too late in the
summer when new grass growing
through the stubble creates even
more smoke than if the stubble is
burned earlier in the summer.
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