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The properties are proposed to be severed offa public easement created by P 99- 1. This partition will create the third lot that doesn't have frontage on a public mad. The easement shall be brought up to mi~fimum standards of 8dnches of crash 1"-0 rock sixteen feet wide. Prior to plat approval, the applicant shall provide a storm drainage plan for the site that shows the down spout locations and the septic fields and any other natural water features. The subject property is within the unincorporated area of Marion County. Transportation and Parks Systems Development Charges shall be assessed upon development of the home on the newly created parcel, at the time of application for building permits. Driveway permits will be required for any new access or change in existing access to the public right-of-way. Through the building permit process, the applicant shall be required to apply for a driveway permit or an exemption fi.om the permit process. Public Works' staff will review the driveway at that time and determine if it is in compliance with current County standards. If an exemption is denied, the applicant will be required to apply for a driveway permit and make necessary changes to establish a compliant access Construction of improvements on the property shall not block historical or naturally occurring runoff from adjacent properties. Site grading shall not impact surrounding properties in a negative manner." Marion County Surveyor's Office indicates that parcels 10 acres and less must be surveyed. Per ORS 92.050, a Plat must be submitted for review along with required fees and a Plant service report and/or title report. The Salem Suburban Fire District provided information on their access road and premises identification standards. In addition, they indicated that due to the lack of fire protection water in this area structures are protected primarily fi.om water available on tracks and tankers. Early fire warning devices and residential sprinkler systems would serve these residents well in the event of a fire. The District also stated it is critical that any private drive is constructed with the provisions of the Uniform Fire Code. Marion County Building Inspection Division commented that a Site Evaluation approval is required on all parcels that are proposed for development. Marion County Tax Collection Department provided information on the tax status of the property. The State Water Resources Department commented as follows: