- Protect stream corridor structure and function Buffer Protection Preservation Stormwater/Erosion Control Low Impact Development Techniques Access and Management Control Road Construction
- Protect upland terrestrial processes Buffer Protection Equipment Staging Low Impact Development Techniques Preservation Stormwater/Erosion Control Access and Management Control Road Construction Signs and Fencing Buffer Width Reduction
- Protect/restore degraded upland processes on forest, agricultural and developed lands Preservation Buffer Revegetation/Enhancement Maintenance Protect/Re-establishment/Creation Rehabilitation
- Protect/restore riparian conditions throughout the county Buffer Revegetation/Enhancement Maintenance
- Restore degraded water quality including temperature and turbidity Protection Buffer Revegetation/Enhancement Bank Stabilization Re-establishment/Creation Rehabilitation
- Protect/create stream/creek habitat Buffer Revegetation/Enhancement Re-establishment/Creation Rehabilitation Enhancement
- Minimize impacts on Priority Habitat Species Cavity-Nesting Ducks Common Loon Great Blue Heron Pileated Woodpecker Purple Martin Vaux’s Swift Bald Eagle Harlequin Duck Osprey Townsend’s Big-eared Bat Oregon White Oak
- Avoid or minimize clearing mature or old growth forests
- Avoid removing snags/downed wood
- Implement avoidance, enhancement and seed dispersal recommendations for Oregon White Oak Woodlands (WDFW, 1998)
Source documents:
ISPG 2002, PSAT 2005, SLOPES III, RRM-ESA