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The Marion County Surveyor's Office provided the following comments: "No survey required on parcels created over ten acres. Per ORS 92.050, plat must be submitted for review. Checking fee, second mylar fee, and recording fee required. Plant service report and/or title report must be submitted at the time of review." Marion County Public Works commented: "Approval of the proposed partition will create one an additional home site on the subject property resulting in no additional traffic on Silver Falls Hwy. SE. The following requirements address impacts created by approval of the proposed partition: The subject property is within the unincorporated area of Marion County. Transportation and Parks Systems Development Charges shall be assessed upon development o f any new homes on the newly created parcels at the tune 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 theb~ui!ding permit process, the applicant shall be required to apply for a driveway permit or an exemption from 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. No new access on Jordan Street will be allowed." The Oregon Department of Transportation commented: "Comments from Don Jordan, ODOT District 3 Manager for the subject partition 02-27 are as follow: Parcel number one to share a single access with tax lot number 200. ODOT requires new permit to up-date access. Parcel number two to have only one access. ODOT requires new permit to up-date access." Marion County Building Inspection commented: "All applicable permits required by MCBI for any construction are required. An Existing System Evaluation is required on all currently developed parcels to insure there is no conflict between the proposed lot lines and the existing septic systems, including septic replacement areas. A Site Evaluation approval is required on all parcels that are proposed for development."