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172.18 Dead-End Streets When it appears necessary to continue streets to an adjacent acreage, the streets shall be platted to the boundary or property line of the proposed subdivision without a turnaround. In all other cases, dead-end streets shall have a turnaround with a configuration approved by the Marion County Department of Public Works. There are three cul-de-sacs proposed,with turn-around areas that comply with Public Works standards. 172.20 Radius at Street Intersections The property line radius at street intersections shall be to the Marion County Public Works Department's'standards. All street intersections comply with County standards. 172.30 Utility Easements Utility easements meeting the approval of the Marion County Department of Public Works shall be provided to all newly created lots. Five-foot wide utility easements will be provided on both sides of the private roads, as required by Condition No. 6 of the conceptual development plan approval. LOTS 172.36 Lot Size All lots approved under this Chapter shall have sufficient area to be consistent with the intent of the Comprehensive Plan and to provide adequate area for the intended structures and uses, all setbacks, access and spacing required for water supply and waste water disposal. Condition No. 7 of the conceptual development plan required that the minimum lot size shall be 6,000 square feet in area and that each lot have a minimum of 20 feet of frontage on a private road. As shown in the applicant's application submittals, the average lot size is 12,359 square feet. Lots range in size from 6,308 square feet to 44,840 square feet. Each lot has a minimum of 20 feet of frontage on a private road. The Board finds that this criterion is satisfied. SEWAGE. WATER AND UTILITIES 172.40 Sewa'e Disposal. All lots or parcels shall be served by an authorized sewage disposal system. Subsurface sewage disposal for individual parcels shall meet the requirements of the Department of Environmental Quality(DEQ) and the Marion County Building Inspection Division. Those subsurface sewage systems that are used by a community, sanitary district, industry, or incorporated area must be authorized by the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) via the Marion County Building Inspection Division. Installation and maintenance shall be in accordance with the Department of Environmental Quality's regulations and requirements. As required by the county's 1982 approval, the applicant will provide a community sewer system that meets all applicable county and DEQ specifications. The Board relies on the testimony by the applicant and its consultants and the letters from Tracy Cork, dated December 10, 2007 and June 12, 2008, which demonstrate that the wastewater collection and treatment methodology for the proposed resort will meet or exceed DEQ requirements and will utilize state of the art technology. Therefore, the Board finds that this criterion is met. 172.42 Water Supply All lots or parcels shall be served by an authorized public or private water supply system or individual private wells. -24-