Wallowa County, Oregon Planning Documents

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    Wallowa County Notice of Adopted Amendment (2007-05-17)
    (Wallowa County, 2007-05-17) Wallowa County (Or.)
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    Wallowa County : Wallowa Lake Basin comprehensive plan technical supplement (1973)
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 1973-05) Wallowa County (Or.); Stevens, Thompson & Runyan
    This technical supplement is intended to supply additional data which was not possible to present in the primary publication of the Comprehensive Plan, since that presentation was designed for the purpose of general public distribution. Specifically, this supplement provides a more detailed analysis of the proposed water and sewerage facilities which are of paramount concern to County officials. [From the document]
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    Wallowa County : Wallowa Lake Basin comprehensive plan (1973)
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 1973-05) Wallowa County (Or.); Stevens, Thompson & Runyan
    The basic goal of the study is to provide an environmental protection plan for the Wallowa Lake Basin. This will be facilitated through three general tasks: 1. Development of a land use plan, 2. Development of a water and sewerage facilities plan, and 3. Review of existing zoning policies as they would be affected by the land use plan. The study area was defined as Wallowa Lake, the City of Joseph and their environs within an approximate two-mile range. In addition to this publication, a supplement is available which presents more detailed data concerning various aspects of this study. [From the Plan]
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    Wallowa County : Salmon habitat recovery plan with multi-species habitat strategy
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 1999-09) Wallowa County (Or.); Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho
    This document sets forth a plan to restore and maintain habitat for chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) and, potentially, other salmonid fish in Wallowa County, Oregon. The goals for salmon recovery are to provide spawning, rearing, and migration habitat within the County to assist in the recovery of Snake River salmonids. [From the Plan]
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    Wallowa County : Transportation system plan
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 2001-07-02) Wallowa County (Or.)
    The Wallowa County Transportation System Plan (TSP) guides the management of existing transportation facilities and the design and implementation of future facilities for the next 20 years. This Transportation System Plan constitutes the transportation element of the County's Comprehensive Plan and satisfies the requirements of the Oregon Transportation Planning Rule established by the Department of Land Conservation and Development. It identifies and prioritizes transportation projects for inclusion in the Oregon Department of Transportation's (ODOT's) Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). [From the Plan]
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    Wallowa County : Community wildfire protection plan
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 2006-03-24) Wallowa County (Or.)
    This plan contains information to assist landowners and homeowners in developing strategies that address protection from wildfire. Also, citizens within WUI areas are encouraged to work with land managers to address landscape or community level fuels mitigation. Communities-at-Risk within WUI areas can contact the Wallowa County Emergency Services Manager to develop communication and evacuation plans. [From the Plan]
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    Wallowa County : comprehensive plan
    (Wallowa County (Or.), 2003-06-16) Wallowa County (Or.); Wallowa County (Or.). Planning Dept.
    Wallowa County long-range planning includes preparation and maintenance of plan map and related goals, policies, and background information (essentially this document), which can be used as a guideline for land conservation and development in the foreseeable future - 10 to 15 years. [From the Plan]