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Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-01T23:53:08Z 2014-04-01T23:53:08Z 2009-02-25 Florence 005-08 ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/14903 33 pp. Adopted 2009-02-25. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment Amend Florence Realization 2020 Comprehensive Plan Map from Medium Density to High Density (original #~PC 08 37 CPA 02). Map amendment involved 0.5 acres making the property's plan designation consistent with the remaining 3.5 acres and creating a more logical plan designation boundary by removing the line from the middle of a tax lot. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-02-25) Adopted Plan

Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-01T23:52:57Z 2014-04-01T23:52:57Z 2009-09-30 Florence_001-09_ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/14900 35 pp. Adopted 2009-09-30. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment The original proposal initiated amendments to Florence City Code (FCC) Title 8, 9,10 and 11 to adopt development standards for landscaping, access and circulation, public facilities, sign regulations and related housekeeping amendments. The adopted amendment consists of only a portion of the original proposal to address housekeeping amendments to the sign code and to add sign standards for the Professional Office/Institutional District. The remaining amendments are still being considered by the City Council and DLCD will be notified when these are adopted as well. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-09-30) Adopted Plan

Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-01T23:53:04Z 2014-04-01T23:53:04Z 2009-11-05 Florence_001-09B_ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/14902 124 pp. Adopted 2009-11-05. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment The amendments to Florence City Code (FCC) Title 8, 9,10 and 11 adopt development standards for landscaping, access and circulation, public facilities, miscellaneous amendments and related housekeeping amendments. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2009-11-05) Adopted Plan

Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-02T18:35:00Z 2014-04-02T18:35:00Z 2011-02-17 Florence_002-10_ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/15568 81 pp. Adopted 2011-02-17. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment 1. Amend Florence Realization 2020 Comp Plan Table of Contents, Appendices, Introduction, Chps 2, 5, 8, 9,11,12,14 & 17, and the Comprehensive Plan Map. 2. Amend Florence City Code (FCC) Title 10 Chps 1, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 23, 30 and 36 and Title 11 Chapters 1, 4, and 5 & the Florence Zoning Map. In general the code changes include development standards for recreation space and open space areas. Main map changes convert public parks to Public and Open Space. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-02-17) Adopted Plan

Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-02T18:35:11Z 2014-04-02T18:35:11Z 2011-04-12 Florence_003-10_ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/15570 90 pp. Adopted 2011-04-12. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment The amendments include housekeeping amendments to the Florence Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Design Guidelines. The Florence City Code amendments to Title 4 and 10: 1) replace the sign code in Title 10 with a new sign code in Title 4,2) retain the existing mural regulations in Title 10, and 3) amend various sections of Title 10 for housekeeping purposes. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-04-12) Adopted Plan

Florence Oregon Florence 2014-04-02T18:35:06Z 2014-04-02T18:35:06Z 2011-12-08 Florence_002-11_ADOPTION http://hdl.handle.net/1794/15569 66 pp. Adopted 2011-12-08. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment Approval includes: 1. Amend City Code 1 .tie 10 creating Coast Village District. 2. Rezone approx. 259 lots from Highway & Single Family Residential Districts to Coast Village District. 3 Ancillary changes removing code inconsistent with state law regarding manufactured housing 4. Revise siting of emergency housing code for disaster victims 2nd releif workers. 5. Comprehensive Plan Chapter 2--add Coast Village as implementing district in Medium Density Residential Plan Designation. en_US Florence Public Domain Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development Land Use Florence Notice of Adopted Amendment (2011-12-08) Adopted Plan

Florida. Dept. of Transportation 2010-01-28T21:43:24Z 2010-01-28T21:43:24Z 1996-04-10 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/10147 125 p. Illustrations en_US Florida Dept. of Transportation Bicycle commuting -- Florida -- Planning Bicycle trails -- Florida -- Planning Bicycles -- Florida -- Safety measures -- Planning Cycling -- Florida -- Safety measures -- Planning Urban transportation -- Florida -- Planning Urban transportation policy -- Florida Florida bicycle facilities planning and design manual Other

Westling, Louise Lombardo, Lisa 2014-09-29T17:48:52Z 2014-09-29T17:48:52Z 2014-09-29 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18388 This thesis contends that Nina Katchadourian's oeuvre can be read as subtly breaking down problematic assumptions about nature in Western thought. The second chapter draws on biosemiotics, which redefines life as semiosis, and trans-corporeality, which reconceptualizes the human body as inseparable from the environment, to show how Katchadourian's art routinely calls attention to non-human animal and material agencies. The third chapter demonstrates how Katchadourian's work implicitly reinforces Donna Haraway's idea of naturecultures, which contends that nature and culture are mutually implicated and inextricably intertwined, through a close reading of two of Katchadourian's pieces, Natural Crossdressing and Mended Spiderwebs #19 (Laundry Line). The final chapter compares the use of irony in two pieces that comment on Western animal classification--Chloe, by Katchadourian, and Scala Naturae, by Mark Dion--contending that Katchadourian's piece demonstrates what Bronislaw Szerszynski terms an "ironic ecology." en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. biosemiotics environmental art ironic ecology naturecultures Nina Katchadourian trans-corporeality "The Flukishness of Being Related": Biosemiotics, Naturecultures, and Irony in the Art of Nina Katchadourian Electronic Thesis or Dissertation M.S. masters Environmental Studies Program University of Oregon

Fonstad, Mark Atha, Jane 2013-10-10T23:20:27Z 2013-10-10T23:20:27Z 2013-10-10 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/13441 It has long been known that the presence of wood in rivers plays a vital biological and functional role and that a reciprocal relationship exists between woody material and the geomorphology of rivers. Fluvial wood studies, however, are rarely ongoing through time in order to ascertain long-term wood patterns within complete drainage networks. This dissertation addresses the temporal lag in fluvial wood patterns throughout four watersheds in the Oregon Coast Range by recreating a field dataset first collected in 1979 and then again in 1998. Statistical and spatial analysis of stream morphometric data at designated transects throughout the watersheds in addition to analysis of log step and log jam inventories provide insight into significant changes that have occurred over a thirty year interval at a multi-basin scale. These watersheds are located in areas that have been impacted by years of timber harvesting in the mid-twentieth century, however, clearcutting has been on the decline since the early 1980s. This research investigates the impacts that the legacy of clearcutting and subsequent afforestation has had on the abundance and volume of fluvial wood in the stream networks of these four watersheds. I digitized historical aerial imagery to determine the amounts of clearcutting in the basins over time. I integrated this variable with channel morphometric variables to assess predictors of wood abundance and volume through multiple regression analysis. Results show that the stream that has been the most affected by clearcutting has lower volumes of wood than measured in 1979 or 1998. Residence times of wood are short in these watersheds and wood abundance and volume was highly impacted by the debris flows that occurred during the Storm of 1996, prior to the 1998 data collection. There are statistically significant changes that have occurred in the stream morphology among the four watersheds. This dissertation also tests a method of detecting fluvial wood through airborne lidar analysis. This method provides an alternative to field surveys in areas of even the most extreme tree canopy cover. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. fluvial geomorphology hydrology large wood Fluvial Wood Presence and Dynamics over a Thirty Year Interval in Forested Watersheds Electronic Thesis or Dissertation Ph.D. doctoral Department of Geography University of Oregon

United States. Bureau of Land Management. Roseburg District Office 2008-12-13T00:30:38Z 2008-12-13T00:30:38Z 1998-08-17 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/8097 3 pp. Sections 3, 4, 5 and 8; T21S R7W, W.M. Captured July 24, 2007. Announces decision to implement Alternative #3 (Multiple Entry Commercial Thinning) which the EA identified as the proposed action. The proposed action involves the commercial thinning harvest of young (second growth) timber in the Middle Smith watershed. Harvest activities will occur on 387 acres of commercial thinning and seven acres of road right-of-way clearcut and harvest approximately 4.3 MMBF of timber. Approximately 1.24 miles of road will be constructed of which 0.32 miles will be rocked and become part of the permanent transportation system and 0.92 miles will be temporary and tilled after use and returned to the productive land base. Approximately 11.2 miles of public road will have renovation and improvement and 0.7 miles of road will have full decommissioning. en_US NEPA; Forest roads -- Oregon -- Roseburg Region Logging -- Oregon -- Roseburg Region Forest thinning -- Oregon -- Roseburg Region Public lands -- Oregon -- Roseburg Region Foghorn Cleghorn commercial thinning decision document Decision document: Foghorn Cleghorn commercial thinning Other