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38. If approved by Marion County Public Works and ODFW, the applicant may relocate the proposed entry road into the residential area from the Forest Road to the existing unpaved road to take advantage of an existing stream crossing and thereby minimize impact to the existing stream and riparian area. 39. Applicant shall incorporate the language into the CC&Rs: (a) Indemnification of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife: The lots are located in an area of known big game and furbearer animal use. By accepting a deed to a lot, each owner expressly agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for any damage and/or inconvenience caused by these animals to persons, real property and/or personal property. This section shall not be amended, modified or appealed without the prior written consent of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. (b) Feeding and Hunting of Wildlife: Feeding and hunting of wildlife, other than bird feeders, is prohibited on the property. No owner shall feed or hunt wildlife, including big game species, within the property. All owners shall comply with this restriction and shall assure that their tenants, licensees, invitees and family members so comply. 40. Prior to approval and recording the final plat the applicant shall implement a light pollution reduction policy which ensures that all site and building luminaries produce a maximum initial luminance value no greater than 0.05 horizontal and vertical foot candles at the site boundary and beyond except as may be required to meet street/primary entry lighting and safety requirements. Lighting within the project shall be designed so that zero percent (0%) of the total fixture lumens are emitted at an angle of 90 degrees or higher from nadir(straight down). 41. Prior to approval and recording the final plat the applicant shall develop an Emergency Preparedness Plan, which includes construction of a helipad for community use, a Communication Center for use by the Stayton Fire District and the Marion County Sheriff s Office, and the maintenance and operation of back-up emergency generators. 42. The applicant may develop an education resource center as a part of the clubhouse on the property in conjunction with ODFW, the local private timber industry, and the Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center that will be open to the public. 43. The applicant shall provide on-site security staff approved by the Marion County Sheriffs Office. 44. The applicant shall contribute $15,000 to Marion County for the construction of a six-foot (6 ') high chain link fence along both sides of the concrete bridge just northeast of the property to inhibit access to the Little North Fork River if MCDPW determines that this is an appropriate project. 45. The first phase of the final plat must be filed with the Director by the first day of the 24th month following effective date of this decision. Extensions may be approved by the Director upon submittal of written justification prior to the expiration of the time limit. 7