Relating to forestland closures.

HB 2817 eliminates the "permit closure" option from Oregon's forestland fire safety rules, meaning forestland access during fire danger will no longer require a separate permit from the forester. The bill removes language authorizing permit-based closures from three sections of Oregon law (477.535, 477.540, and 477.545), leaving only "regulated closures" (with posted rules) and "absolute closures" (total access ban). This directly affects people using forestland during fire danger periods, such as hikers, campers, and landowners, by simplifying access rules. The change streamlines forestland safety measures by removing one closure type, keeping focus on fire hazard levels rather than permit processes.