| Jackson County Committee |
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| About the Committee |
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The Jackson County Forestland-Urban Interface Classification Committee is tasked to classify areas within Jackson County that meet the criteria of forestland-urban interface lands, as described in the Oregon Forestland-Urban Interface Fire Protection Act of 1997. A forestland-urban interface area, as identified by the Oregon Legislature, is “a concentration of structures in an urban or suburban setting” that is “subject to increased [risk] of catastrophic damage by fire events.”
The committee is composed of five members. Three members are appointed by Jackson County, one by the state forester, and one by the state fire marshal. One of the county-appointed members is a landowner who lives in a forestland-urban interface area.
The Jackson County committee held its first meeting March 12, 2003, and completed its mapping and classifcations October 8, 2004. The committee re-convenes every five years to review its forestland-urban interface maps and fire-risk classifications. The Jackson County Forestland-Urban Interface Classification Committee is scheduled to re-convene in 2009.
Jackson County Forestland-Urban Interface Classification Committee Members
Reeve Hennion, chair (county appointee)
Bill Rose, secretary (county appointee)
Michael Mattson (county appointee)
Lou Gugliotta (state fire marashal appointee)
Dan Thorpe (state forester appointee)
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| Minutes & Findings of Fact |
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Meeting minutes
Minutes, March 12, 2003
Minutes, April 3, 2003
Minutes, May 5, 2003
Minutes, May 14, 2003
Minutes, June 11, 2003
Minutes, June 25, 2003
Minutes, July 9, 2003
Minutes, July 23, 2003
Minutes, August 27, 2003
Minutes, Sept. 10, 2003
Minutes, October 8, 2003
Minutes, October 22, 2003
Findings of Fact & Order
Findings of Fact, October 8, 2004
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