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2019 Environmental Scorecard for the Oregon Legislature

HB 2437

Ditching Stream Protections

While purportedly an agricultural ditch cleaning bill, HB 2437 allows the removal and fill of up to 3,000 cubic yards from Oregon’s intermittent streams and wetlands without having to obtain a removal fill permit (previous exemption was 50 cy). The public, tribes, federal agencies and many state agencies are not notified, or given the opportunity to comment.

No is the pro-environment vote.
Status: Passed.
Visit the Oregon Legislature's bill history and full text on HB 2437.

House Votes

RepresentativeHB 2437
Alonso Leon, TeresaAnti-Environment Vote
Barker, JeffAnti-Environment Vote
Barreto, GregAnti-Environment Vote
Boles, DenycAnti-Environment Vote
Bonham, DanielAnti-Environment Vote
Boshart Davis, ShellyAnti-Environment Vote
Bynum, JanelleAnti-Environment Vote
Clem, BrianAnti-Environment Vote
Doherty, MargaretAnti-Environment Vote
Drazan, ChristineAnti-Environment Vote
Evans, PaulAnti-Environment Vote
Fahey, JulieAnti-Environment Vote
Findley, LynnAnti-Environment Vote
Gomberg, DavidAnti-Environment Vote
Gorsek, ChrisPro-Environment Vote
Greenlick, MitchPro-Environment Vote
Hayden, CedricAnti-Environment Vote
Helm, KenAnti-Environment Vote
Helt, CheriAnti-Environment Vote
Hernandez, DiegoPro-Environment Vote
Holvey, PaulPro-Environment Vote
representative whose score is 100%Keny-Guyer, AlissaPro-Environment Vote
Kotek, TinaAnti-Environment Vote
Leif, GaryAnti-Environment Vote
Lewis, RickAnti-Environment Vote
Lively, JohnAnti-Environment Vote
representative whose score is 100%Marsh, PamPro-Environment Vote
McKeown, CaddyAnti-Environment Vote
McLain, SusanAnti-Environment Vote
McLane, MikeAnti-Environment Vote
Meek, MarkPro-Environment Vote
Mitchell, TiffinyPro-Environment Vote
Nathanson, NancyPro-Environment Vote
Nearman, MikeAnti-Environment Vote
Neron, CourtneyPro-Environment Vote
Noble, RonAnti-Environment Vote
representative whose score is 100%Nosse, RobPro-Environment Vote
Piluso, CarlaAnti-Environment Vote
Post, BillAnti-Environment Vote
Power, KarinAnti-Environment Vote
representative whose score is 100%Prusak, RachelPro-Environment Vote
representative whose score is 100%Rayfield, DanAbsent, excused
Reardon, JeffAnti-Environment Vote
Reschke, WernerAnti-Environment Vote
Salinas, AndreaPro-Environment Vote
Sanchez, TawnaPro-Environment Vote
Schouten, SheriPro-Environment Vote
Brock Smith, DavidAnti-Environment Vote
Smith, GregAnti-Environment Vote
Smith Warner, BarbaraAnti-Environment Vote
Sollman, JaneenAnti-Environment Vote
Sprenger, SherrieAnti-Environment Vote
Stark, DuaneAnti-Environment Vote
Wallan, KimAnti-Environment Vote
Wilde, MartyPro-Environment Vote
Williams, AnnaAnti-Environment Vote
Williamson, JenniferPro-Environment Vote
Wilson, CarlAnti-Environment Vote
Witt, BradAnti-Environment Vote
Zika, JackAnti-Environment Vote
pro-environment voteanti-environment voteabsent, excusedabsent, unexcusednot availablelegislator whose score is 100%
 
 

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