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Access to both parcels shall be via Milky Way. This will mean reconfiguring the driveway to the existing house, and the reconfigured driveway would also work for a new house on the parcel. Road maintenance agreements would be required for any non -County maintained access easements (such as Milky Way) used by the proposed development. STORM DRAINAGE Site grading shall not impact surrounding properties, roads, or drainage ways in a negative manner. Construction of improvements on the property shall not block historical or naturally occurring runoff from adjacent properties. A site drainage plan may be required to verify this lack of negative impact. GENERAL The subject property is within the urban growth boundary area of the City of Salem. Systems Development Charges shall be assessed upon any development on the newly created parcels at the time of application for building permits. Any utility work in the public right-of-way will require a utility permit from Public Works. Prior to obtaining any building permits, the applicant shall have the Partition plat recorded." The Marion County Surveyor commented that the partitioning must be surveyed and that a final plat (along with the title report and appropriate fees) submitted to their office for their review and approval. The City of Salem Public Works commented that the following conditions should be required for any approvals given. 1. A private utility easement for sewer and water shall be required to serve the new parcel at the time of plat approval. 2. At the time of development of the new parcel, the following will be required by the City of Salem: 1)sign and record and annexation agreement; 2) sanitary sewer permits and sewer tap obtained; 3)water meter permit; and 4)system development charges and water connection fees paid. Any questions, please call Development Services at (503) 588-6211. The Marion County Tax Department commented that all taxes have been paid but a potential additional tax liability may exist which may need to be paid before a partition would be approved.