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481) for minor partitioning. Subsequently, division of land after those dates without County approval is not considered a legal partitioning for land use proposes. The County regards tax lots 401 and 2200 as still combined with tax lot 400 in a single 102.70-acre configuration. The 1.8 acre parcel, identified as tax lot 300, was separated from tax lot 400 by deed recorded on March 22, 1962 and predates 1976 Minor Partitioning Ordinance 481 and is considered a legal parcel. Tax lot 400 is described by deed recorded on January 6, 1953 and is considered a legal parcel. modified Therefore, staff the application to adjust the property lines on a 1.8 acre parcel and a 102.70 acre parcel to create a 3.48 acre parcel and a 101.02 acre parcel. 7. Marion County Department of Public Works reviewed the proposal and provided the following comments: ?? In accordance with Marion County Driveway Ordinance #651, if this land use action is approved, the applicant will be required to apply for a driveway “Access Review” and make changes, if necessary, to establish a safe and compliant access. If changes to access are deemed necessary by the County Inspector, an “Access Permit” will be required. Driveways must meet sight distance, design, spacing, and safety standards. ?? Since the existing access is used for commercial agricultural purposes, it shall be paved for a perpendicular distance of 50 feet, measured from the edge of pavement of Cascade Hwy NE. Paving serves to reduce gravel and soil tracking onto the public roadway. ?? No additional direct access to Cascade Hwy SE for either parcel will be allowed in conjunction with this request for property line adjustment. ?? Applicant shall record an access easement across the proposed 3.8-acre parcel, for the benefit of access to the northern home on the proposed 68-acre parcel. Easements located within rural areas shall be a minimum of 20 feet in width. ?? The applicant shall provide evidence of a recorded Declaration of Covenants for Road Maintenance Agreement (RMA) regarding the private, shared access easement. The RMA shall reference the easement’s future name, if naming is required by the Planning Department. Public Works needs to review, approve and sign the RMA prior to recordation. Please contact Tedd Joling at (503) 584-7714 for details. ?? The applicant is advised that the local fire district has authority to require that driveways and private easements either meet fire district standards for access, have a fire sprinkler suppression system installed on any proposed structure, or be approved by waiver of the local fire marshal, prior to the issuance of building permits. The Marion County Fire Code Applications Guide also specifies a suitable turnaround area for emergency vehicles for an access in excess of 150 feet in length, and turnouts every 400 feet, as applicable. ?? Construction within the public right-of-way requires a permit from Marion County Public Works. Marion County Surveyor's Office stated: No survey required on the 68-acre parcel. The area of this property is greater than ten acres. The 3.48-acre parcel must be surveyed per ORS 92.060