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to meet the front yard setback standards once the alterations are completed. The proposal can meet the requirements of MCUZO Sec. 2.13. Side yards require a 5' setback. The existing dwelling and accessory structures meet this standard and this shall be a condition of approval for the proposed dwellings. This will be a condition of approval of the proposed vacant lots. The proposal can meet the requirements of MCUZO Sec. 2.14. The rear yard requires a 14' setback for dwellings. The existing dwelling would have a 14' setback from the rear proposed property line, as well as the accessory structures. 9. Portions of yards lying between a street or roadway and the dwelling shall be landscaped according to MCUZO Chapter 29. This will be a requirement of approval. The proposal can meet the requirements of MCUZO Sec. 2.14. 10. The applicant is proposing a 25' easement from Hayesville Drive to the two newly proposed lots. According to Marion County address and street name ordinance, Section 3 (J); all access ways (any easement serving a parcel) shall be named according to the State of Oregon Survey law. Sites being served by this road shall be addressed on this road using the grid system in effect for the area. The applicant would also be required to show an easement all the way to the northern line of Parcel #3, on the final plat. The applicant has already submitted a "Road Naming" application, which indicates that the names submitted are acceptable road names. 12. Based on the above findings and subject to the required conditions, the proposed partition and adjustment to the rear yard setback standards complies with the criteria for a partition and a major adjustment in the RS zone and is approved. James Sears Date: 7-29-03 Director -Planning Division If you have any questions please contact Diane Rolph at 588-5038.