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standard to the adjacent street, Homer Road, but is too close to the driveway serving the property to the west. Before the plat is approved, the applicant shall obtain an easement from the property to the west in order to provide a single access connection to Hayesville Drive. The driveway connection may be entirely on the neighbor's property, straddle the property line, or entirely on the applicants property. • In accordance with Marion County Driveway Ordinance #651, the applicant will be required to obtain an access permit for any new access and change in access use, and make changes if necessary to establish safe and compliant access. The driveway must meet sight distance, design, spacing, and safety standards. Contact Kim Caldwell at (503) 584-7714 for details. Only one access will be allowed to serve the proposed lots and any future lots. • Prior to plat approval, the applicant shall execute a Declaration of Covenants for Road Maintenance Agreement and Joint Access Agreement for the joint access easement to the parcels (Contact Tedd Joling at (503) 584-7714 for details). • Driveways will also need to meet fire district standards for emergency access • It is the responsibility of the developer to preserve and protect the current PCI rating and the structural integrity of adjacent county roads to the satisfaction of Marion County Public Works through all phases of development. Failure to preserve and protect the road may result in the developer being responsible for replacing or reconstructing the damaged road at the developer's expense. • The County requires any development 0.5 acre or larger to provide storm water detention. The system shall be sized so that it will detain the difference between a 5 - year frequency storm with pre -development conditions and a 10 -year frequency storm with development conditions. Additional partitioning of the 0.77 -acre parent parcel is anticipated. Prior to plat approval, the applicant shall provide a storm drainage plan and construct improvements for the site that addresses drainage issues and includes detention elements. The storm drain plan shall include the 20,496 square foot remnant parcel, however, construction of improvements on this parcel may be delayed until its development. • The City of Salem is planning to construct a sanitary sewer improvement project in Haysville Drive that may include storm drainage facilities. The existing storm drainage facilities within Hayesville Drive are limited. Storm water runoff shall be discharged to a suitable outlet and, where applicable, provide evidence that an adequate easement exists for transit of the storm water to such an outlet. • Construction of improvements on the property shall not block historical or naturally occurring runoff from adjacent properties. Site grading shall not impact surrounding properties, roads, or drainage ways in a negative manner. • The subject property is within the Urban Growth Boundary of the City of Salem. Systems Development Charges will 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.