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VIOLATIONS 8. Marion County Ordinance No. 1230, Section 22 outlines procedures for violations of this ordinance: Section 22: Public Nuisance and Violations. Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, violation of any provision of this ordinance or the erection or construction of a permanent physical alteration to the real property that is the site of the outdoor mass gathering shall constitute a Class A violation as provided in ORS Chapter 153. Any violation of Section 4(1) of this ordinance is punishable upon conviction by a fine of not more than $10,000.00 as provided for in ORS 433.990 (2005). Enforcement shall be accomplished through the Marion County Enforcement Ordinance. CONCLUSION 9. Based on the above findings, the Planning Director recommends approval of this application. RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 10. If the Board of Commissioners chooses to approve this application, the Planning Director recommends including the following conditions of approval: Marion County Public Works: a. Applicant shall delineate the Mt. Angel Hwy entrance onto 6118 Mt. Angel Hwy NE by striping the edges of the access at a width of 20 feet. The existing usable width is approximately 17 feet. An additional 3 feet of width shall be provided on the north side of the existing access. This delineation shall extend from Mt. Angel Hwy for a distance of at least 100 feet onto the property. The stripe shall be white and shall be at least 4 inches wide. The marking material may be lime or other non-permanent material for marking non- hard surface areas. Applicant shall confer with MCPW Traffic Engineering Section on sign size details and placement for those signs related to event traffic. No signs shall be placed in a manner that creates a sight distance obstruction or impedes traffic. A sign plan shall be submitted to MCPW for review at least 7 days before the event. Applicant shall supply contact information for flaggers that will be on call to be used to control traffic on Marion County right of way if necessary. Permission is not granted to institute traffic control at the applicant’s discretion. Permission must be obtained from MCPW Traffic Engineering Section prior to instituting traffic control. Applicant shall contact MCPW Traffic Engineering Section, Bill Brownlee at 503-588- 5036 during the week between July 20 and July 24 to review how the Traffic Control Plan is working. Marion County reserves the right to modify or amend the Traffic Control Plan as necessary. 10