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MINUTES OF ADMINISTRATIVE LIAISON
DESCHUTES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2006
Commissioners' Conference Room - Administration Building - 1300 NW Wall St., Bend
Present were Commissioners Dennis R. Luke, Bev Clarno and Michael M. Daly.
Also present were County Administrator Dave Kanner; Teresa Rozic and Susan
Ross, Commissioners' Office; Joe Studer, County Forester; Mark Pilliod, Legal
Counsel; and media representatives Ryan Straub of News Channel 21 and Keith
Chu of The Bulletin.. No other citizens were present.
The meeting began at 1: 30 p. m.
1. Update on Community Fire Plans.
Joe Stutler provided an extensive update on the status of community f ire plans.
He stated that the Redmond area still needs to be addressed; he anticipates this
will happen by this fall, and the rest of the County will be addressed by mid-
2007. The process is going well.
He stated that grants in the amount of $175,000 have been received, and require
Board approval. These grants will be placed on the next Board agenda.
2. Discussion of a Proposal for a "Federal Summit".
Dave Kanner said that Commissioner Clarno has proposed bringing in federal
human services representatives to meet with local human services providers,
possibly in October. Deschutes County would provide meeting space if
appropriate, and would host dinner. Commissioner Daly suggested that
Jefferson and Crook counties should be involved as well.
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3. Discussion of a Citizen Request to Close Certain County Lands.
Dave Kanner stated that a letter was received from a citizen who maintains
there is a problem with the use of all terrain vehicles on County-owned land,
which is reportedly causing damage to the land and is disturbing endangered
eagles.
A lengthy discussion followed. The Board asked Joe Stutler and Teresa Rozic
to visit the property and investigate the claim.
4. Discussion regarding Save our Schools & Communities' Fly-In to
Washington, D.C.
Mr. Kanner indicated that a letter was received from AOC regarding a proposed
fly-in to Washington, D.C. to encourage legislators to reauthorize PL 106-393,
National Forest Counties and Schools funding. Commissioner Clarno said that
she felt this would not be an appropriate expenditure for the County, since the
County already has a lobbyist in Washington, D.C. and has connections to the
legislators' offices. Commissioner Luke added that he is not interested in this
trip, nor was Commissioner Daly.
5. Property and Project Update.
Susan Ross said she has been working on the emergency plan for court security,
both long- and short-term.
In regard to the former law library location, she has been meeting with Ernie
Mazorol of the Courts as well as the Sheriff, and minor changes are needed to
make the space useable.
6. Lottery Grant Requests.
Deschutes Historical Society Funding: discussion took place regarding the
proposal to use funds for marketing. Commissioner Clarno said that the Board
of the Society needs to be educated on how to solicit funding from a variety of
sources. The Board unanimously authorized $10,000 off the top of the fund,
but would like regular reports on the success of their marketing plan.
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Opportunity Foundation: Commissioners Clarno and Daly granted $2,000 each;
Commissioner Luke authorized $500.
7. Discussion regarding Commissioner Appointment to Audit Committee.
Commissioner Daly stated that the reason he brought up this appointment was
that he feels committee memberships should be switched around so all
Commissioners are familiar with the group, and not just automatically
appointed. Commissioner Luke replied that sometimes it would be hard for
another person to get up to speed. Commissioner Clarno said that there should
be some qualifications required for various committee memberships, and that if
a Commissioner is interested in participating, he or she should attend a few
meetings to learn more about the group.
The Commissioners unanimously agreed to reappoint Commissioner Luke to
the committee.
8. Other Items.
A discussion took place regarding payment vouchers. Dave Kanner indicated
that he would prefer the originator of the voucher and the department head sign,
taking responsibility for the payment and that it is budgeted.
He has instituted a cover sheet for contracts and similar binding documents;
Mark Pilliod is finalizing it. It will require the department head to sign off as
well. He added that many documents currently coming before the Board could
legally be signed by the County Administrator or the department head.
Mark Pilliod stated that he feels intergovernmental agreements should be signed
by the Board if they are above a certain dollar amount. Mr. Kanner added that
the Board could specifically delegate signature authority as well.
Commissioner Luke asked that a memo be drafted explaining to the Board how
this change would work.
The Commissioners indicated thank you letters should be sent out to those
individuals and groups that did crowd control at the Tucker memorial service.
A list will be obtained and letters drafted.
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Dave Kanner said that he received a letter from the Surveyor, Mike Berry,
regarding the recent increase in the plat review fee. Mr. Berry indicated that the
private surveyors were not aware of the increase, and he would like to waive a
month's increase in the fee for them.
After a brief discussion, it was decided that it is not appropriate for him to make
this decision.
In regard to the unpaid day off (July 3), the Commissioners are to be docked
eight hours' pay, the same as other employees.
Commissioner Luke brought up the question of how things should be handled
that need an immediate discussion in emergency situations. He felt it was
appropriate for Commissioners to be contacted individually. Mr. Kanner stated
that information needs to be consistent in all cases.
Dave Kanner said that he would like input from the Board as to the goals and
expectations the Board has of him. Commissioner Clarno indicated that she
feels Mr. Kanner should have control of most aspects of his position by the end
of the year.
Being no further discussion, the meeting adjourned at 3: 30 p. m.
DATED this 5th Day of July 2006 for the
Commissioners.
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ADMINISTRATIVE LIAISON AGENDA
DESCHUTES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
1:30 P.M., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2006
1:30-1:50
1. Update on Community Fire Plans - Joe Stutler
1:50 - 2:00
2. Discussion of a Proposal for a "Federal Summit" - Dave Kanner
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3. Discussion of a Citizen Request regarding Closing County Lands to "Intrusive"
Uses - Dave Kanner
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4. Discussion regarding Save Our Schools & Communities Washington, DC Fly-
In - Dave Kanner
5. Project & Property Update
6. Lottery Grant Requests:
■ Deschutes Historical Society Funding
■ Opportunity Foundation - Equipment
2:45 - 3:00
7. Discussion regarding Commissioner Appointment to Audit Committee
8. Other Items
MEMORANDUM
DATE: July 5, 2006
TO: Deschutes County Administrator and BOCC
FROM: Joe Stutler, County Forester
RE: Administrative Liaison/CWPP update
Since July of 2004 we have completed the following Community Fire Plans:
1. Upper Deschutes Coalition
2. Sunriver
3. Greater Sisters
4. Greater La Pine
5. Greater Bend
In addition we have successfully updated the Greater Sisters CWPP (May 2006)
and began the process for completing the CWPP for Greater Redmond with a
target date of November 2006 (Additionally we met with the Upper Deschutes
Coalition and will begin the process of updating that CWPP which will be an
ongoing effort for the next few months, particularly since there is new leadership
directing the Coalition's efforts.
Of particular note is we are now spending National Fire Plan dollars due to a
$75,000 grant we received and will utilize those dollars to complete the above
identified tasks and complete the overall CWPP for Deschutes County. I have
agreements for signature today for those grants.
Thank you,
Joe Stutler
Deschutes County Forester
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From: Joe Stutler
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:58 AM
To: 'Jake Keller'; Dennis Luke; Mike Maier
Cc: Ken Lane; Lisa Clark; Stu Otto; Carl Jansen; Al Zupo; Cathy Smith; YOUNG Robert; KEITH Ed
T; 'Kate Lighthall (klighthall@ci.bend.or.us)'; Ken Lane
Subject: RE: Upper Deschutes Coalition CWPP
Jake, thank you for the thoughtful email and it is clear that there is a
misunderstanding about the vacant lots, the role of the County and
certainly the State. I believe it is important to identify vacant lots
issues in the CWPP as most others have, it was the language used
directing the County and State to accomplish some things that is of
some concern to us. I'm certain we can work this out with a meeting
that we can have facilitated by Katie Lighthall from Project Wildfire,
and as I mentioned we can have the CWPP updated, signed off by the
appropriate signatory agencies and distributed to folks at no expense
(monetary) from the Coalition. We received two grants that will
address those fiscal issues. Look forward to hearing from you and
toward the end of next week and most of the following week are good
time for me to meet. Katie can coordinate dates, times, attendees etc.
for our next step. Thanks, joe
Joe Stutler
Deschutes County Forester
(541) 322-7117 office
(541) 388-2719 fax
61150 SE 27th St.
Bend, OR 97702
joest(@codes_chutes.or.us
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From: Jake Keller [mailto:vancellar@msn.com]
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 8:44 PM
To: Joe Stutter
Cc: Ken Lane; Lisa Clark; Stu Otto; Carl Jansen; Al Zupo; Cathy Smith
Subject: Re: Upper Deschutes Coalition CWPP
The e-mail written by me to Joe Stutter is in DRAFT form only. I would recommend that we
seriously consider proceeding with an e-mail with wording similar to this "DRAFT". It would appear
that Joe Stutter is willing to move forward and work with us.
We can discuss this subject further on Friday at Carl's office.
Joe -
In my opinion, the vacant lot information should be left in our CWPP based on the obvious problem
with vacant lots in our neighborhoods. If not in our UDRNR Coalition CWPP, wouldn't it be
prudent for Deschutes County in their CWPP to
take an assertive and highly visible position on this sensitive subject? We could wait until the
forthcoming changes
to SB-360 are completed and approved or we could take the position that we need to do something
now.
With the 2006 fire season on us now, unless the revised SB-360 is approved within the next 30-
days, we remain
status quo with nothing in place that specifically addresses the fuel reduction problem on vacant
lots. The intent of the UDRNR Coalition to include this in our CWPP was not to circumvent the
County's CWPP or pre-empt the forthcoming revised SB-360 but to give our fifteen Coalition
neighborhoods, representing over 5,000 property owners, something to work with to strengthen
our position with the vacant lot owners. Our intent is not to appear impatient, but we are!
The changing of the wording "critical" to wording such as "urgent", "dire", "acute", "severe",
"discerning", etc. would
perhaps be more appropriate and, in my opinion, would be acceptable to the UDRNRC.
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We would welcome the opportunity to meet with you and work together on all fire related issues.
To utilize Katie Lighthal
as a facililtator for the process of revising, where necessary, our CWPP is most encouraging. You
schedule should dictate when and where this meeting is to take place. Sometime mid-June would
be preferable.
Your advise and/or comments are welcome.
Thanks again for your support of the UDRNR Coalition.
We do appreciate it.
Original Message
From: Joe Stutler
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 2:33 PM
To: Ken Lane; Jake Keller; Smith, Cathy
Cc: YOUNG Robert; Ekeith@ODF.STATE.OR.US; OTTO Stu A; ANDRADE Thomas; Chief Gustafson; Dennis
Luke; Bev Clarno; Mike Daly; Mike Maier; Lisa_Clark@or.blm.gov; Katie Lighthall; Iweldon@fs.fed.us; Phil Cruz
Subject: Upper Deschutes Coalition CWPP
I received work yesterday f rom Lisa Clark the new off icers in the
Upper Deschutes River Coalition have expressed a desire to update the
existing CWPP and want to move forward with that endeavor. Now
that new officers preside over the Coalition I know that those of us
that are signatory as per the Healthy Forest Restoration Act (Fire
Department, State Forestry and Deschutes County) want very much to
work in a collaborative fashion (as per the legislation) to keep the
CWPP updated and monitor success and assist with the efforts of the
neighborhoods.
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I have closely reviewed the "last draft" (September 2005) prepared by
Jim King and although much improved from the "officially approved"
CWPP (July 2004) there are issues that remain in that "draft" we must
discuss and reach common ground in order to update and have plan
approval both by the agencies and of course the neighborhoods. There
are two specific areas of concern for Deschutes County:
1. The County is directed by the "draft" to accomplish specific
tasks for a County wide ordinance for vacant lots and we can
not accept that direction nor do we feel it is appropriate for
the entire county to be driven by one CWPP, or which may be
in conflict with SB-360, specifically the new language
forthcoming.
2. The "danger" for the neighborhoods within the coalition is way
over stated. The neighborhoods are referred to as being in a
"crisis" situation several times in the document and from the
perspective of fire behavior, fuels management and threat to
life, property and public safety, we will not accept that
description. Yes, there are WUI issues and yes there are
some areas that, need treatment both on public lands and
private lands and collectively there has been much progress by
private landowners and agencies that has gone unrecognized in
this context of risk. The reality is this, there are four
agencies (La Pine Fire, ODF, FS and BLM) with wildland and
structural responsibility for the Coalition neighborhoods and
that protection capability is "world class" and connected to a
state and federal mutual aid response that is second to none.
We must recognize the work people are currently doing, plan
to do and our collective protection capability by the fire
departments and other 1st responders (law enforcement) and
dispense with the "scare tactic rhetoric" in the CWPP.
These are two areas that reasonable people, with the unified objective
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of a quality CWPP which is a living document, can come together in a
few hours and make those substantive changes and move forward to a
new chapter in collaboration and protecting our resources and publics as
the legislation directs us to do.
I offer up Project Wildfire (Katie Lighthall) as the facilitator of this
process and will even produce the next draft and final product including
maps of the revised CWPP, at no cost to the Coalition. So yes we are
ready to move forward with the revision of the CWPP and will gladly
work with the new leadership to do so. Katie can coordinate/facilitate
the meeting time and date and people who need to be involved with the
revision. Thanks to the new leadership team of the Coalition and
please keep in mind this quote, "Leadership is often times a dealer of
hope. "
Cathy/Ken/Jake, please forward to the executive leadership board.
Thank, you.
Joe Stutler
Deschutes County Forester
(541) 322-7117 office
(541) 388-2719 fax
61150 SE 27th St.
Bend, OR 97702
joest@co.deschutes.or.us
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Finally, prompted by the sound of an ATV running erratically across your property that I
can hear from my back porch, I'm taking the time to share with you my concerns.
My home and property are in Crestridge Estates subdivision between Cline Falls and
Tetherow Crossing on the west side of the Deschutes River (Block 4, Lot 17). The
county owned land provides a nice and necessary buffer between residential use and the
Deschutes .River. Since we built our house adjacent to the county property in 2001
(moving from our previous house in the interior of Crestridge) there has been frequent
ATV use and vehicle use on the county land. The majority of use comes from no more
than a half dozen houses within and outside of Crestridge Estates. The Crestridge
Homeowners Association has encouraged me to seek support in closing the area for
vehicles due to concerns about fire and firearms.
First of all I applaud the county for acquiring about nine parcels of land along the
Deschutes River. This was done in 1996 by Order No. 96-071 which designates the
purpose of the land for County Parks, for the enhancement of wildlife habitat and
public access." Over 90% of wildlife species in the Great Basin depend on riparian areas
for either feeding, nesting or hiding cover. There is an active golden eagle nest on the
west rim of the canyon along this stretch of the river.
You do not have to look far to find houses and businesses built over the canyon rim and
or adjacent to the riverbank. I believe the Deschutes River is a public resource and
should be accessible to the general public and land use laws should protect it's resource
values. As associate planner for Deschutes County in the 1970's, my support for
recognition of and protection of these resource values was not politically supported. I am
very please that these concerns are shared by a larger and more diverse local population
today.
Recreational ATV use is destructive to native plants, soils and often results in wildlife
harassment. The disturbed soil is conducive to invasive plants such as cheat grass,
knapweed and Russian thistle. The ruts themselves stay visible for years in this desert
environment. I do not understand how people can tear up someone else's property but
they do. I believe this distracts from other, less intrusive uses of the property for public
enjoyment.
I contacted the county property manager about closing the area to ATVs (Tammy
Credicott) on two occasions a couple of years ago. While she was sympathetic to the
nature of my concern, she said she was too busy to prepare and present a resolution to
you that would close the area to ATV's. While I believe you should adopt such a
resolution for all of the county owned lands, I sincerely request you take such an action
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on the property shown on the attached map that borders Crestridge Estates subdivision.
This property will grow in importance to the general public as growth continues in the
Redmond area and as flows in the Middle Deschutes are enhanced and the fishery
improves.
The Bureau of Land Management adjoins the county property on the north (and they just
acquired the riverfront property adjacent to and north of Cline Falls State Park property).
This winter I met with Greg Currie of the BLM Prineville office and Chris Carrie of
ODFW to walk the county and BLM property. As a result, Greg plans to construct a
fence along the north edge of their property to restrict vehicles from entering the area. In
addition, a sign will be placed explaining the resource reasons for closing this area to
vehicle use.
I am asking that you support closure of the county land in support of the BLM closure for
the reasons noted above. There are, at this moment, two properties within Crestridge
who's owners drive directly onto the county property without having to traverse the BLM
land. If you decide to take this action, a letter notifying residents of the closure to the
properties adjacent to your lands would be appropriate. I regret that it is necessary to
have to tell people they can't tear up your land vs. telling them that an area is available
for this type of use but it appears necessary.
Lastly, I believe your support for the interpretive sign (by agreeing to review the text and
allowing Deschutes County to be added as a supporter of the closure) would show
solidarity for the protection of this small area for wildlife and recreational values. Many
people access the area from both Tetherow Crossing and Cline Falls for hiking, geo-
caching and fishing. If you take action to close the area to ATV use, I will be asking
ODFW to endorse the closure by agreeing to allow their department's name to appear on
the interpretive sign also. Greg Currie of BLM supports my efforts in this regard.
If I may be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know.
Rick Craiger
6574 NW Larch Dr.
Redmond, Oregon 97756
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Salem, Oregon 97301 Brookings, Oregon 97415
(503) 585-8351 Fax (503) 373-7876 (541) 415-1624 Fax (541) 415-8325
Date: June 27, 2006
To: Oregon County Judges and Commissioners.
From: Rocky McVay, Executive Director, Association of O&C
Counties
Gil Riddell, AOC Policy Manager
Subject: Reauthorization of PL 1.06-393 - critical Fly-In.
THIS IS IT! We are reaching our final push of the year for reauthorization
of PL 106-393. We need your help NOW - through direct participation
by you or sponsorship of your county road official or a local educator.
The National Forest Counties and Schools Coalition will host the Save our
Schools and Communities Washington, D.C., Fl yIn on September 13th &
14th. They have called for at least 150 participants. Given the stake we in
Oregon have in reauthorization, we will need to have at least 30 Oregonians
there.
Registration is free, but participants must pay for lodging, travel, and
meals.
After years of work and commitment to gain reauthorization of this
critical program, this will be our final 2006 hands-on, shoe-leather show
of force and urgency. Congress must not walk away from their century-
long obligation to rural schools and counties in our federal forest
communities. The Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-
Determination Act has been enormously successful in all respects. Without
it, rural communities will be devastated. Oregon counties must make this
critical investment in full reauthorization by participation in the Fly-In.
The Coalition has reserved blocks of rooms for participants at a Holiday Inn.
(until 7-14) and a Marriott (until 8-24). Costs are paid by participants or
sponsors.
All information on the Fly-In - including the registration form and
lodging info - is at the Coalition website: www.forestco.net or the AOC
website at www.aocweb.ore.
Please note: NACo and the Coalition are providing an incentive for Fly-In
participants who are also attending the NACo Annual Conference in
Chicago, August 4th-8tn. They are planning a special reception as a show of
appreciation to Fly-In participants at NACo President Bill Hartsell's
penthouse suite. Expect a terrific time.
If you have questions about the Fly-In, contact Coalition Administrative
Assistant Jackie Douglas at 530-527-0666 or
forestco@tede.tehama.kl2.ca.us. And, as always, please feel free to contact
Rocky McVay, O&C Counties Association Executive Director, at 541-412-
1624, or Gil Riddell, AOC Policy Manager, at 503-585-8351.
When you sponsor and register a participant, please inform Rocky or Gil,
and we will spread the good news.
Fly In Information
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Save Our Rural Schools & Communities
National Fly-In
Join the National Forest Counties and Schools Coalition for our Fly-In
September 13-14, 2006
Washington, DC
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Conference Registration Deadline: July 14, 2006
Hotel Reservation Deadline: Holiday Inn, Rosslyn - July 14, 2006
Marriott Hotel, Rosslyn - August 24, 2006
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Registration for the NFCSC Legislative Fly-In 2006 is currently under way. The
2006 Fly-In will take place all day on September 13 and September 14 in
Washington, DC.
NFCSC President Bob Douglas recently explained the importance of the Fly-In.
"Our Rural Schools and Communities Fly-In is a demonstration of grassroots
advocacy for the reauthorization of PL 106-393. This is an opportunity for
concerned forest county citizens to roll-up their sleeves and help convince
Congress to reauthorize the Secure Rural Schools and Community Act. They
need to know the needs and concerns directly from citizens of the 780 forest
counties."
Fly-In 2006 will be an action-packed and interesting two-day event. The 109th
Congress will be in full session and given the shortened work year because of
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mid-term elections, they will be
We must impress upon them the
the 2006 session.
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entering the final weeks of the 2006 session.
necessity of acting on this bill by the close of
The Fly-In agenda will include briefings by members of Congress and their staff
members, team visits to the offices of all 535 members of Congress, media
events, and effective networking opportunities. NFCSC members will have a
chance to tell the rural schools and communities story up close and personally.
Fly-In 2006 Registration (required : All participants must complete a basic
conference registration form to attend Fly-In 2006. Submit it directly to the
NFCSC office via e-mail, fax or regular mail by July 14, 2006.
Click here for Registration Information
There is no cost to register for and participate in the Fly-In, but
participants will be expected to pay for the cost of lodging, travel, and
meals,
FIy-In 2006 _Hotel Registration o tional : For NFCSC members who will
need a convenient place to stay while they are attending Fly-In 2006, the NFCSC
has reserved a block of rooms at the Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key ridge-Hotel
(cut-off date July 14, 2006) and the Marriott Key Bridge Hotel Rosslyn
(cut-off date August 24, 2006). It is not necessary to stay at the Holiday Inn
or the Marriott Hotel in order to attend Fly-In 2006. NFCSC members are free to
make alternative lodging arrangements.
Click here for Hotel Reservation Information
If you have questions regarding the 2006 NFCSC Legislative Fly-In, please
contact NFCSC Administrative Assistant Jackie Douglas by phone at 530-527-
0666, by fax at 530-529-4120, or by e-mail to forestco@tcde.tehama.kl2.ca.us
Click here for Registration Information
Click here for Hotel Reservation Information
Please fill out the form(s) and submit to: Jackie Douglas
NFCSC
P.O. Box 689
Red Bluff, CA 96080
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