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(a) Public or Private Systems: Public or private systems shall meet the requirements of the Oregon State Health Division with reference to chemical and bacteriological quality. In addition, such systems must meet the quantity, storage, and distribution system requirements of the State Health Division and the Marion County Department of Public Works. The applicant proposes to upgrade an existing water well to provide a safe reliable water supply; construct a chlorine gas disinfection and monitoring facility; construct a community water distribution system including approximately 20,000 linear feet of eight to four-inch C-900 PVC water main, 47 fire hydrants, and 63 isolation valves;pressure booster system for 10 homes; and minimum 100,000 gallon water storage reservoir that meets Stayton Fire District fire flow requirements and provides two days of emergency storage. The Board relies on the testimony by the applicant and the letter from Steven Shropshire, dated January 10, 2008, and finds that this criterion is met. 172.44 Underground Utilities Easements Underground easements for utilities and overhead utility facilities shall be provided by the subdivider and set forth on the final plat. When possible, such easement shall be centered on or bordering a lot line. The subdivider shall provide easements on both sides of all road or street rights-of-way of 60 feet or less. 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. Chapter 176:Limited Use Overlay Zone 176.020 Overlay Zone Requirements. When the Limited Use Overlay zone is applied, the uses identified in the underlying zone shall be limited to those permitted or conditional uses specifically referenced in the ordinance adopting the Limited Use Overlay zone. Until the Overlay zone has been removed or amended the only uses permitted on the property shall be those specifically referenced in the adopting ordinance. Uses that would otherwise be permitted, or permitted subject to a conditional use permit, may only be allowed if the list of permitted or conditional uses in the Limited Use Overlay Zone is amended or the Limited Use Overlay Zone is removed. The portion of the subject planned development that is zoned AR was made subject to the Limited Use(LU) Overlay Zone at the time that the AR zoning was adopted. The intent of applying the LU overlay was to ensure that the resort accommodations and related commercial services provided as part of the conceptual plan approval would meet the minimum qualifications of a destination resort, as defined by LCDC in the 1984 Draft Destination Resort Rule. The following conditions were placed on the project by the conceptual plan approval, and the Board finds that compliance with these conditions meets this criterion: 1. The 150 acre portion of the proposed development lying south of Little North Fork Road shall not be owned separately from the golf course and other improved recreation facilities provided on lands north of the County road. This condition conflicts with Condition No. 8 of the Conditional Use Permit for the golf course, which states that: "The golf course may be held in separate ownership from other common open space in the planned development but shall always be considered a part of the planned development. The owner of the golf course shall be a member of the planned development owners association and shall cooperate with the association in maintenance and use of the treated wastewater storage pond and irrigation system." -25-