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The lishrrfs in vit kni-w Ihes
wore living on wetlands Their
Kind Is extrenndv dr\ Wills
must l>e dug deep i<> find urn
water. .irid irrigation is impossi
till*
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vi s tile 1 ushers (ivcr on tils
lurix-d wetlands .in area once
p«rl ol I he wetlands hut filtered
iis natural or human distur
ban* es
The designation meant, that
(he III!re,hi of l and \!.iHuge
merit mas seek to pun base the
proports and restore 11 as sset
lands t'neasiness about the
possible tins out arid properly
rights restriction* prompted
people lisutg in the designated
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lion in opposition to the sset
hinds study
; *full intent ol I he stud v
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Thai strong opposition has
jeopardi/'- i the study's full im
plementation. whit h has boon
nai: fi.i'iv united ,is ,i landmark
effort to bafant n local environ
mental and n immmi interests
Through the stud) L< (M. de
seioped a management strategy
lor ’ !!() acres of wetlands lo
i .iVd :n West 1 .gem- an area
originally intended lor business
development
The study is a (or al reaction
to the complex evolution of
federal ami state land conserva
tion aids', said Tim Bingham, an
t,( (K, assistant planner
The roots of this current con
troversy true e bar k to the feder
al ( .ieall \\ ater A< 1. passed in
1'I4H That at t provided for
management of the waters oi
the 1 'fitted ‘'lah- In t‘l?7, the
Supreme Court affirmed that
wetlands were mi hided iri tin
( lean Water ,\r t
That began a struggle be
tween private property rights
and government regulatory
polities Owners (if wetland
properties had to apply lor tie
yelopment permits under the
a< l. a cumbersome anti time
consuming task
On the local level, environ
iiiriiul natural ri sinm e proh c
lion in i ante ,i priorttv when
Oregon passed lIn* hand 1!mi
Planning Nil in lU7t. which
rmjuitril cities .1 nii counties to
prcparr c nmprehenstve land
use pi.ins
(Jin ol tin goals of the law
was lo provide' protection for
waterways, lakes and wetlands
The goal was not addressed un
til the earls lUHOs
A ltl»; natural resources in
seniors disc oS'ered 71/. .ic res ol
wetlands in West l.ugene In
I'lHO that figure pimped lo
1 -l 10 .arcs when four federal
agetu a •> c ame to a i oiisensus
on the definition of wetlands
IK then federal and slate reg
ulattnns had alre.idv ( aused se
rtuns headaches lor business
del I'li.pninnl m lingerie New
de\ehiptnenis on wetland areas
had to he i ompensaled for by
at quiring and restoring wet
lands m other areas a pro
cess called mitigation
The pietemeai. ( ase-hvcase
approach was expensive and
prui.ided little coordinated pro
let lion for wetlands. Bingham
said
i he we! lands sludl seeks to
soli e the problem hi setting
aside 100 wetland ai res for de
i elopmellt and 1.070 acres (or
prolec lion
The prolet ted .ire.i would he
situated on the floodplain along
the Am,won Diversion (Channel
i n U ■ si ! agene Tile 1ILM
would seek In purr base private
proper!! in the area to set up a
mitigation hails New husi
nesses could prt teed with de
velopment-bi puri basing mil
w.ilion < redin- from-the hank
I hi’ system would bypass the
inu( !i-bemoaned permit pro
.("■•> wii;.( providing lor uil
lands protei lion, Bingham said
ll Would .ill !ii liuni' at tin
; in ,d lev cl, I) i ngham s.nd
Wr would like to lie morn in
. ontri , i In ivv lln w i t hinds am
devrii.pi d
Hmu'ii'f, problems arose last
viair vvhi'n iht' study expanded
its si i.pi- to mi ludr properties
to the west ul bugenrs urban
growth boundary I’rior to that,
ju-opli' living in the mom rural
ora sui h as tin: Fishers, had
not hern im lulled as part til the
s!ud\ s ptibhi input process
IIinphalli admits that it was a
signifh an! m rrsighl
We're malh upset with our
selves that we didn't pay more
attention to informing the pen
|de 11ving there," he said
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