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maintenance costs to the storm water system and to flood control efforts in contrast to costs that would be <br />incurred if the parcel is developed. s <br />Floodplain/wetland - This project will have a beneficial impact on existing floodplain/wetlands on site <br />through long -term management of the resources. <br />Threatened or endangered species - This project will have beneficial impacts on threatened or endangered <br />species by enhancing habitat through long -term management. Two rare plant species Aster vialis and Cimicifuga <br />elata are found on the site. The site also provides suitable habitat for several rare animals, including the olive <br />sided fly catcher, Northern red - legged frog, Pacific pallid bat, Pacific western big -eared bat, and fiinged myotis. <br />The proposed recreation amenities planned for this site will provide protection of the most sensitive plant and <br />animal species while also offering a unique opportunity for educating the public about these rare species and <br />protection of the local watershed. <br />4). List of Agencies and Persons Consulted <br />The following agencies have been sent a draft version of the East Fork Amazon Headwaters <br />acquisition grant for review: <br />• Oregon Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Division, <br />• Oregon Office of Energy, <br />• Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, <br />• Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife <br />• Oregon Department of Transportation, <br />• Oregon Water Resource Department, <br />• Oregon Division of State Lands, <br />• Oregon Department of Forestry, <br />• Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development <br />