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or plan amendment should be substantially completed within the consecutive three year period which began with abandonment verification, ~f the heron habitat is determined to not represent significant heron habitat necessary for protection, the Operations Management Plan shall lapse after three years. ~n the event that the heronry is reoccupied within this three year period, the sand and gravel Operations Management Plan shall continue and, in the event that initial verification by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is received that the heronry has again been abandoned, the three year period of assessment shall start anew, Zvi ~ Lane County, Eugene, and Spri ngf iel d shall continue to support the Oregon State Parks Division, the State Land Board, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife in pursuing longterm protection of the heronry, A land exchange has been identified as the preferred option to providing long;~term protection of the heronry, Progress toward providing longti~term protection of the heronry thorugh land exchange shall be closely monitored during Plan Review and Plan Update, ~b~ For the Confluence island Heronry: ~i} The Heronry shall be protected by a Natural Resource Plan Diagram Designation and zoning and the restrictions identified be 1 aw, iii} The operational buffer shall extend 1,000 feet from the southerly nesting tree, Operational restrictions shall be in effect for the area contained within the 1,000 foot buffer between February 1 and July 15, These restrictions shall include; no tree felling, no aggregate extraction, and no operation of any mechanized equipment or motorized vehicle for recreation use or for the purpose of farm or forest activities, Upon on~site verification from the Oregon Department of Fish and wildlife that fledging is completd, the period of operational restrictions may be shortened. ~ i i i ~ Permits from the State and County are an appropriate mechanism for addressing 5 ~ Ordinance