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9. In accordance with Marion County ordinances and OAR 340-21-060, during the land clearing <br /> and road construction phase of this development, dust suppression measures such as water <br /> trucks shall be employed as necessary to prevent off-site deposition of dust generated by the <br /> construction activities or related vehicular traffic on adjacent properties. <br /> 10. Prior to issuance of a building permit on any of the resulting lots, the applicant shall sign and <br /> submit a Farm/Forest Declaratory Statement acknowledging there are nearby farm and forest <br /> uses in the area. This statement shall be recorded by the applicant with the Marion County <br /> Clerk after it has been reviewed and signed by the Planning Director. <br /> 11. The subdivider shall include in all sales representatives' preliminary and earnest money <br /> agreements, contracts of sale and any other form of conveyance, a statement that Marion <br /> County is in no manner obligated, nor does the County intend, to maintain the roads within the <br /> planned development. <br /> 12. The improvement specifications for the private streets and pedestrian paths shall be in <br /> compliance with County standards and approved by the Planning Director prior to construction. <br /> The private streets and paths shall be improved and maintained to these specifications. The <br /> private streets, drainage, paths, gates, common open spaces, and community water and sewer <br /> systems shall be maintained by a single homeowners association representing all residential <br /> owners, the chapel, commercial service development and golf course. Property owners within <br /> the planned development shall automatically be members of the association. The homeowners <br /> association shall have a maintenance agreement that shall be approved by County Counsel and <br /> the Public Works Director. <br /> 13. The private water system shall meet the requirements of the Oregon State Health Division with <br /> reference to chemical and bacteriological quality and meet the quality, storage and distribution <br /> requirements of the State Health Division and the Department of Public Works. <br /> 14. Prior to approval and recording the final plat the applicant shall obtain Oregon Water <br /> Resources Department authorization to allow ground water or surface water appropriation or <br /> transfer as necessary to serve the project. <br /> 15. Prior to approval and recording the final plat for any phase, the developer or HOA shall file <br /> with the Board of Commissioners a memorandum of understanding, approved by County <br /> Counsel, acknowledging that the County may, when evidence shows that facilities are not <br /> meeting state or county requirements, cause the maintenance of the private streets, drainage, <br /> paths, common open spaces and community water, sewer and forest protection facilities with <br /> the expense becoming a lien against all property in the planned development. Developer or <br /> HOA will provide a maintenance bond, letter of credit or other form of financial security or <br /> assurance in a form acceptable to County Counsel and in an amount equal to 1/4 of the yearly <br /> cost of maintenance for the purpose of reimbursing the County for costs incurred to perform <br /> necessary maintenance. <br /> 16. New development shall not be located within identified forest buffer areas on the perimeter, <br /> riparian floodplains as identified in the submitted Flood Plain Analysis and land northwest of <br /> the river, except the following areas: <br /> 4 <br />