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City reviews dock enforcement options Originally published in The Chronicle Vol. 139 July 28, 2021 JEREMY C. RUARK jruark@countrymedia.net
Following citizen complaints and concerns, the City of St. Helens is taking a close review of how to best manage the docks along the Columbia River. The City of St. Helens owns the main docks adjacent to Columbia View Park and accessed from the ramp in the park and the Sand Island docks located on Sand Island. The St. Helens City Council is exploring ways to manage and enforce the moorage rules at the city docks after receiving numerous community complaints regarding transient boaters overstaying the time limitations, according to the city’s communication officer Crystal King. “The city docks are available for short-term recreational use and are not intended to be permanent or long-term moorage,” King said. As a component of the city council’s future decision regarding management of the docks, local law enforcement was scheduled to give a presentation to the council Wednesday afternoon, July 21, concerning the rules that law enforcement must follow when enforcing moorage laws and examples of other management programs in the state. The presentation, attached to this story at thechronicleonline.com, includes a review of how the Southern Oregon community of Brookings faced similar dock challenges.
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The City of St. Helens is reviewing new options to address numerous community complaints about transient boaters overstaying the time limitations at the St. Helens docks.
That city had been relying on private and various city officials to manage the docks, it had no legal authority to enforce ordinances, there was no consistency and there was confusion with enforcement. As a solution, Brookings adopted a new ordinance that addresses exclusion from port-owner property. The Brookings ordinance reads: “A person is subject to immediate exclusion from a port owned building or property if that person is observed to be engaged in any of the following types of conduct: • Disorderly • Riotous or violent or threatening • Disorderly or riotous assemblies • Disruption of lawful
meetings, events or work • Obstruction access to government services or interfering with government responsibilities, including but not limited to garbage cans and fish containers on port property • Visible intoxication • Panhandling, begging or otherwise contacting port staff, visitors or invitees for personal gain without port permission • Violation of port policies intended to maintain a safe, orderly and efficient work environment in and around public buildings • Conduct that is otherwise disruptive to the efficient function of government affairs • Abusive language or conduct The review of the Brook-
ings ordinance also includes the city’s port kiosk operations, the city’s installation of a security camera system and Brookings use of Notice of Exclusion and Warning Slips. The St. Helens Police give the council the following options to move forward with a solution for the City of St. Helens docks. Create a new position • This position would manage all property and enforcement of docks and Sand Island. Expand existing position • Update job description as well as appropriate compensation for increase of duties
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