Current and Future Land Management Goals Sample Clauses

Current and Future Land Management Goals. The Bull Run is the largest and oldest of the several water supplies serving the Portland metropolitan area. Its role in the region’s past, present and future, along with its unprecedented level of quality, make it a high priority for both the City and the Forest Service to take the steps necessary to ensure its continuing quality, productivity and protection. The City and Forest Service now manage the BRWMU, and intend to continue managing the area, to support: • Production of pure, clean, raw potable water; • Compliance with the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act, Clean Water Act and all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations; • Protection of forested ecosystems under the provisions of the Bull Run Management Act, P.L. 95-200, as amended by the 1996 Oregon Resources Conservation Act and the 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Act; and the 1990 Mt. Hood Forest Plan as amended by the 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx; and • Protection of terrestrial and aquatic species under the provisions of the Endangered Species Act. In addition, when either party undertakes a substantive change in policy that affects the management of the Bull Run Watershed Management Unit, such as a future forest plan, both parties will consult with the other prior to decision making. The Forest Service and City agree that stewardship is the key concept that will underpin the long-term management and administration of the Bull Run Watershed Management Unit. A concise definition of stewardship, which borrows heavily from sustainability concepts, is protection of the natural environment so its benefits are available to meet today’s needs as well as those of future generations. The following natural resource stewardship principles apply to Bull Run Watershed Management Unit activities. The parties agree to: • Be good stewards of the ecosystem and its natural resources, including terrestrial and aquatic species; • Embrace the challenges and opportunities presented by our legacy system of infrastructures; • Encourage and support scientific, biological and environmental research when water quality issues are not at risk; and • Engage our agencies’ and communities’ passion for the natural environment.
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