State Land Board Meets In Salem On August 13 - 08/06/19
NEWS RELEASE – for immediate release
Media Contact:
Ken Armstrong, Communications Manager, 503-881-2623, ken.armstrong@state.or.us
Aug. 6, 2019
State Land Board meets in Salem on August 13
SALEM, Ore. – The Oregon State Land Board will meet Tuesday, Aug. 13, for its regularly scheduled meeting. The meeting will be held via conference call, with the public able to listen at the State Lands Board Room in Salem or via live stream on the DSL YouTube link (see below).
Meeting date/location:
Tuesday, Aug. 13
10 a.m. - noon
Department of State Lands, Land Board Room
775 Summer St. NE, Salem 97301
The agenda includes:
- Request for initial approval of due diligence studies for a potential sale of subsurface mineral rights in Tillamook County.
- Request for final approval to sell the surface and subsurface mineral rights of the south portion of the South Tongue Point property in Astoria.
- Appointment of the agency Director.
Meeting agenda and materials: https://www.oregon.gov/dsl/Board/Pages/SLBmeetings.aspx
To live stream the meeting, go to the State Lands YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQA7FHTWwl-gjJkQeYPJ1IA
This meeting will be held in a facility that is accessible for persons with disabilities. If you need assistance to participate in the meeting due to a disability, please notify Arin Smith at (503) 986- 5224 or arin.n.smith@state.or.us at least two working days prior to the meeting.
Visitors are not permitted to bring backpacks, bags, or large purses into the Department of State Lands building prior to, during, or following Land Board meetings. Purses, medical bags, and diaper bags are permitted, but may be subject to inspection by the Oregon State Police.
About the State Land Board and the Department of State Lands: The State Land Board consists of Governor Kate Brown, Secretary of State Bev Clarno and State Treasurer Tobias Read. The Department of State Lands administers diverse natural and fiscal resources. Many of the resources generate revenue for the Common School Fund, such as state-owned rangelands and timberlands, waterway leases, estates for which no will or heirs exist, and unclaimed property. Twice a year, the agency distributes fund investment earnings to support K-12 public schools. The agency also administers Oregon’s Removal-Fill Law, which requires people removing or filling certain amounts of material in waters of the state to obtain a permit.
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