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Friday, July 8, 2022
Wildfire regulation map less expansive than feared
By MATEUSZ PERKOWSKI
Capital Press
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A new map of Oregon’s
wildfire risks has serious
implications for rural land-
owners but the initial ver-
sion isn’t as far-reaching as
farm advocates feared.
Stricter regulations are
planned for mapped areas
where elevated fire dan-
gers overlap with the outer
edges of human habitation,
known as the wildland-ur-
ban interface.
Nearly 1 million proper-
ties in the state are included
in the WUI under the map
recently developed by the
Oregon Department of For-
estry in consultation with
Oregon State University.
However, only about
80,000 of these parcels are
in high or extreme fire risk
areas and have structures
subject to regulations, such
as more rigorous build-
ing codes and “defensible
space” standards for vegeta-
tion removal.
That represents about 5%
of the state’s total tax lots,
whose owners will receive
notifications and can appeal
the designation.
The Oregon Farm Bureau
believes the WUI was
defined too broadly and will
encompass vast portions of
rural communities.
While the WUI remains
excessive, not as many rural
properties will be affected by
regulations as critics antic-
ipated, said Lauren Smith,
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Oregon has released a new wildfire map that designates properties subject to new
regulations.
OFB’s director of govern-
ment and national affairs.
“Where it narrowed was
with the overlay of high and
extreme risk, which is sub-
ject to regulations,” Smith
said. “That overlay was less
than we thought, but in five
years it could be greater.”
Though the area subject
to regulation is smaller than
predicted, rural landowenrs
can’t rest easy because the
map will be reconsidered
periodically and the overlap
could grow, she said.
The “home hardening”
building codes, which will
apply to new buildings and
major remodels in regulated
areas, are supposed to be
adopted in October and to
become effective next April.
Meanwhile, the defensi-
ble space requirements that
affect vegetation around
buildings are set to be
adopted in December after a
public process.
Agricultural
buildings
will be exempt from these
regulations under a direc-
tive from the state fire mar-
shal, Mariana Ruiz-Temple,
but the Oregon Farm Bureau
worries that her eventual
replacement may scrap that
exception.
“We’re always going to
be uncomfortable because
we will have properties
that fall into that high and
extreme risk WUI,” Smith
said.
Oregon’s approach to
mitigating wildfire risks is
being overhauled by Senate
Bill 762, which was passed
last year. The legislation
did not exempt vineyards,
orchards and other cultivated
croplands from the defensi-
ble space requirements.
How cropland will be
treated under the new sys-
tem remains to be seen, with
the issue currently being
assessed by the Wildfire
Programs Advisory Council
that was created by the bill.
While the council doesn’t
have
formal
statutory
authority, the Oregon Farm
Bureau is watching that pro-
cess closely because its rec-
ommendations will have
sway with regulatory agen-
cies, Smith said.
The state’s Department
of Land Conservation and
Development is also devel-
oping proposed land use leg-
islation aimed at fire preven-
tion, which the agency will
present to lawmakers next
year.
These new land use rules
will apply to all high and
extreme fire risk areas on
the map, not just those that
overlap with the WUI, Smith
said. “We’re very concerned
about what the DLCD will
recommend.”
Squires to retire, Chumrau to replace him at Washington Grain Commission
Washington Grain Com-
mission CEO Glen Squires
will retire Nov. 1 and Casey
Chumrau will take his place.
Chumrau, the current
Idaho Wheat Commission
executive director, will join
the Washington commission
in mid-September to work
with Squires to transition into
the role.
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CHAPTER 87
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for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
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KAYLEEN TARUPI
CARVANA LLC
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CHAPTER 87
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for cash to the highest bidder, on
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> J M & KATRINA N ROGERS
SANTANDER CONSUMER USA
LEGAL
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MARION
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
PAUL MELVIN STUDER, deceased.
Case No.: 22PB05623
NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed
Personal Representative of the
above estate. All persons having
claims against the estate are re-
quired to present them to the un-
dersigned attorney at: 319 Sixth
Street SW, Albany, OR 97321 with-
in four months after the date of
the first publication of this notice,
as stated below, or such claims
may be barred.
All persons whose rights may be
effected by the proceedings in
this estate may obtain additional
information from the records of
the Court, the Personal Represen-
tative, or the attorney for the Per-
sonal Representative.
DATED and first published July 8,
2022.
Personal Representative
CHRISTOPHER S. STUDER
796 S. Grice Loop
Jefferson, OR 97352
Attorney
DAVID B. BECKHAM
319 Sixth Ave SW
Albany, OR 97321
grain commission where it’s
at, and go to the next level,”
Carstensen said. “She has
a (lot) of experience in the
grain industry. I think she’ll
be a very good addition.”
Chumrau joined the Idaho
Wheat Commission in 2020.
Before that, she worked for
U.S. Wheat Associates, the
overseas marketing arm of
the industry, as a market ana-
lyst and South America mar-
keting manager.
“My experience in Idaho
has been incredible,” she
said. “This is such a won-
derful state. The commis-
sioners are professional and
such wonderful people, and
they’ve afforded me a lot
of opportunities that have
allowed me to grow profes-
sionally and prepared me for
this next stage, and I thank
them for that.”
She will exit the Idaho
commission Aug. 30 for her
new job in Washington.
During
his
tenure,
Squires worked to develop
strong working relation-
ships with the commission’s
industry partners, includ-
ing the Washington Asso-
ciation of Wheat Growers,
Washington Wheat Founda-
tion, the state Department of
Agriculture and Washington
State University.
The commission in 2018
signed an agreement with
the Japanese Flour Mill-
ers Association to com-
mit to further develop-
ing club wheat varieties
through increased technical
exchange.
“It’s been an honor to
work on behalf of the grow-
ers,” Squires said. “Thank
you for letting me be part
of a fantastic, remarkable
industry that’s providing
food for people all over the
world.”
“It’s just time for me and
my wife to do some other
things,” Squires, 64, told the
Capital Press. “We’re going
to spend more time with our
grandkids. It’s a good time
with the commission — the
board is solid, there’s no new
elections coming on. I think
that will be good for the per-
son coming in to have that
stability for a little while.”
“The Washington Grain
Commission is an incredible
organization that has always
been a leader in the grain
industry,” Chumrau, 38, told
the Capital Press. “They have
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2020 FORD ECOSPORT 4D
VIN = MAJ6S3GLXLC324586
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
KELLENE R & KATHY A ANDERSON
SANTANDER CONSUMER USA
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CHAPTER 819
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/15/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
B.C TOWING INC
2140 TURNER RD SE SALEM, OR
2022 FRGHT CAS TK
VIN = 3AKJHPDV1NSNB9956
Amount due on lien $67,542.00
Reputed owner(s)
> SOUTHERN DESERT LEASING INC
MERZ BENZ FINANCIAL SERVICES USA
a very active and engaged
board and provide a lot of
great opportunities, not only
for me professionally but
also personally. I am looking
forward to this challenge.”
“Glen was just such a pos-
itive force. … He just lived
and breathed the Washing-
ton Grain Commission and
he’s just had such good rela-
tionships with all of our mar-
kets in the Asia-Pacific Rim,”
commission board chairman
Mike Carstensen said.
Squires has worked for
the Washington commission
for 29 1/2 years. He has been
CEO for 10 years.
Chumrau will be the
fourth CEO since the Wash-
ington Wheat Commission
was created in 1958, “which
is pretty amazing,” Squires
said.
“She’s
the
next
up-and-coming
genera-
tion that maybe can take our
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
Notice is hereby given that the
following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2018 DODGE CHL 2D
VIN = 2C3CDZAG2JH241660
Amount due on lien $1555.00
Reputed owner(s)
> JACOB ELLIOTT HERDIA
CAPITAL ONE AUTO FINANCE
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2013 LEXS CT2 4D
VIN = JTHKD5BH8D2169348
Amount due on lien $1595.00
Reputed owner(s)
ASHLEY NICOLE EDDY
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2015 FORD TCN VA
VIN = 1FTNR1YG6FKB19025
Amount due on lien $1575.00
Reputed owner(s)
LAI TRUST
WILMINGTON TRUST CO
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2021 NISS ROG LL
VIN = JN8AT3DC9MW100204
Amount due on lien $1575.00
Reputed owner(s)
JUSTIN FORREST BROWN
ZT MOTORS OF TEXAS TWO LLC RON
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CHAPTER 87
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for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2020 CANA SPYDER MC
VIN = 2BXNBDD22LV001736
Amount due on lien $1595.00
Reputed owner(s)
MELINDA & ADAM STALEY C/O
COPART
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2011 MERZ GK3 4W
VIN = WDCGG8HB1BF635267
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
PAUL & LEPA JASLEWICZ
ALLY FINANCIAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2006 FORD EC4 CB
VIN = 1FDXE45S96DA63242
Amount due on lien $1675.00
Reputed owner(s)
K/L INDUSTRIES/PAUL M CALLAWAY
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2021 VOLKS TGN LL
VIN = 3VV2B7AX0MM151514
Amount due on lien $1675.00
Reputed owner(s)
BENJAMIN ERIC BOYOK
VW CREDIT INC
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2016 MERZ C30 4D
VIN = 55SWF4KB4GU107576
Amount due on lien $1655.00
Reputed owner(s)
THERON CARLOS SEGAR
COLUMBIA CREDIT UNION
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2021 TOYT PRIUS 4D
VIN = JTDL9MFU6M3025025
Amount due on lien $1655.00
Reputed owner(s)
> THOMAS LUKE TRUNT
TOYOTA LEASE TRUST
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/18/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2016 TOYOTA COA 4D
VIN = 2T1BPRHE6GC556600
Amount due on lien $1455.00
Reputed owner(s)
DIRCEU JOSE DOS REIS
ONPOINT COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2016 DODGE CHA 4D
VIN = 2C3CDXBG6GH192197
Amount due on lien $1415.00
Reputed owner(s)
MATTHEW JOHN BORGHARD
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2021 TESL MOD 4D
VIN = 5YJ3E1EB5MF085505
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
LEYANG SHI
1ST UNITED SERVICES CREDIT UNION
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2014 TOYT PRIUS SW
VIN = JTDZN3EU2E3363069
Amount due on lien $1435.00
Reputed owner(s)
SHARON KAY HERNANDEZ
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/11/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2020 SUZI ATV
VIN = 5SADW21H3L7100141
Amount due on lien $1535.00
Reputed owner(s) JOSE N GAONA
& JOSE NAMBO GARCIA
OREGON STATE CREDIT UNION
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/18/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2012 SUBA IMP 4W
VIN = JF1GR7E67CG207254
Amount due on lien $1515.00
Reputed owner(s)
> LEONILA HERREJON FRAGA
LEGAL
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CHAPTER 87
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following vehicle will be sold,
for cash to the highest bidder, on
07/18/2022. The sale will be held
at 10:00am by
COPART OF WASHINGTON INC
2885 NATIONAL WAY WOODBURN, OR
2012 TOYT PRIUS 4D
VIN = JTDKN3DU3C1567813
Amount due on lien $2395.00
Reputed owner(s)
MICHAEL E & DYNEE K MEDLOCK
SELCO COMMUNITY C.U
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LEGAL
PUBLIC NOTICE BY WASHINGTON STATE PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION AND
THE NATIONAL PORK BOARD
The election of pork producer delegate candidates for the 2023 National Pork Producers
(Pork Act) Delegate Body will take place at 1:00 p.m., Friday, July 22, 2022 in conjunction
with a Board of Directors meeting of Washington State Pork Producer Association, in
Room 1 of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers building, 109 East 1st Street,
Ritzville, Washington, 99169. All Washington State pork producers are invited to attend.
Any producer, age 18 or older, who is a resident of the state and has paid all assessments
due may be considered as a delegate candidate and/or participate in the election. All
eligible producers are encouraged to bring with them a sales receipt proving that
hogs were sold in their name and the checkoff deducted. For more information,
contact Washington State Pork Producers Association, 2001 VanTine Road, Garfield,
Washington, telephone 509/397-2694.
