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Commission seeks to ensure city planner receives interactive stream map as development on Lime Rack Stream looms
Summary
Members discussed ongoing development near Lime Rack Stream and agreed to provide the city planner an interactive, self‑monitored stream map so project proponents and managers are aware of permissions and upstream habitat impacts.
The Depoe Bay Standard Enhancement Commission discussed potential future development near Lime Rack Stream and steps to ensure stream managers are notified of projects that could affect salmon habitat.
A commission member (Speaker 3) said they had been working with the city planner to identify areas of concern and recommended that the planner be given access to an interactive, self‑monitored stream map so that proposed projects trigger notification to stream managers. Speaker 5 added that notifying the planner would ensure developers are aware of extra approvals beyond local permission.
Members agreed Speaker 2 would make sure the city planner receives the map and related materials. The discussion focused on coordination and awareness rather than formal permitting or enforcement; no ordinance or regulation was cited in the transcript.
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