Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 09, 1980, Image 18

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    AlB— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 9,1980
At dusk the covered bridge near the Slumbering
Groundhog Lodge provides a peaceful pastoral
Creek, which wil! be included m the DER's study to determine if stream is
eligible for the state’s Wild and Scenic River system.
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cover along a stream up to
the top of the nearest slope,
but not to exceed one-eighth
of a mile
Presently, the state bill
provides for four
designations under the
program, including Wild,
Scenic, Recreational and
Modified Recreational.
The Grange has called for
a fifth designation to be
added to the list It would be
a Pastoral classification,
designed to permit
agriculture to co-exi«t
harmony with other uses for
streams
The Octorara was
recommended for the study
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Octorara Creek
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by the Pennsylvania Wild
and Scenic Rivers Task
Force comprised of interest
groups from across the
state
Ihe Park and Open Space
Advisory Committee of the
Lancaster County Planning
Commission has continued
to endorse the designation of
the Octorara as a Scenic
River The Chester County
Planning Commission is
similarly on record as
backing the designation.
An important phase of the
study as it proceeds will be
the naming of an Advisory
Committee of local officials
and property owners This
committee provides input
into the study and monitors
DER efforts prior to the
scheduling of public
hearmgs
The State Grange has
urged, as streams are
studied across the state, that
agriculture be adequately
represented on advisory
committees smce farmers
are the largest property
owners involved.
Thus far, two rivers have
been included in the system
They are the Schuylkill,
from Philadelphia north to
Port Clinton, designated a
recreational river, and Stony
Creek in Dauphin County
designated a wild river
Actually, the Octorara
could qualify for many
designations under the
program It is scenic along
most of its many miles and
semi-wild m certain areas It
is one of the most popular
fishing streams in the area
for both fly and meadow
fishing And, of course, some
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of the most picturesque and
productive farmland can be
found along its banks
Other streams in the state
are presently in various
stages of study, including
Slippery Rock and Wolf
Creeks in Mercer, Lawrence
and Butler counties, Pine
Creek in Lycoming County
and French Creek in Chester
County.
In an entirely separate but
informationally related
matter, the National Wildlife
Federation and the
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servation Council have filed
federal suit to block con
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plant along the Skagit River,
64 miles north of Seattle,
Wash. That river was added
to the National Wild and
Scemc Rivers system in
November, 1978.
The suit will test the
meaning of the “com
patibility” requirement
under the 1968 Wild and
Scenic Rivers Act.
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