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Oregon's State-Owned Submerged and Submersible Lands
The following uses of state-owned submerged and submersible lands require a lease from DSL:
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Industrial and/or commercial business areas
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Houseboats and houseboat moorages
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Commercial and workboat moorages
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Log storage and booming areas, including millside boom makeup and breakdown areas
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Historical vessels
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Combination boat houses and combination boat house moorages
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Marinas
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Private non-commercial docks/floats and boat houses larger than 2,500 square feet (excluding gangways, dolphins, pilings and protective booms)
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Floating recreational cabins larger than 1,500 square feet (excluding gangways, dolphins, pilings and protective booms)
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Aquaculture of plants and animals for domestic or commercial use (excluding oysters, clams and mussels)
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Other structures not qualifying for registration
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Sand and gravel removal
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Other uses not exempted by law
To obtain a lease
The lease application form is available from the menu at the left.
You may also contact the leasing specialist by phone at 503-986-5242, or by email to request that a form be mailed, emailed or faxed to you.
The following uses on or over state-owned submerged and submersible lands may require a license, easement or right-of-way from DSL:
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Water ditches for irrigation, manufacturing, mining
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Water ditches or pipes for domestic use or fire extinguishments
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Domestic and industrial water supply mains and sanitary pressure mains
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Outfall structures, including storm water, sewer, cooling water outfalls and other structures that discharge material
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Water gas, electric, or communication service lines, fixtures and facilities
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Railroad tracks, bridges and related facilities
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Roadways and bridges for motor traffic, bicycles, and pedestrians
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Skylines, logging lines, ferry skylines and cable footbridges
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Boat ramps, landings, transient docks/floats and viewing structures owned by a public agency
See also:
 Lease Q&As
Easements
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