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Land Use
Case_Number
20-001
Document_Date
6/18/2020
Land Use Type
Zone Change
Tax_Lot_Number
062W17DC01100
Document_Type
Decision
Site_Address
8685 Portland Rd NE
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sewer capacity before establishment of any industrial activities on the property as a <br /> condition of any approval. <br /> 6. Parcels subject to a limited use overlay zone designation that was based on a <br /> reasons exception to statewide Goal 3 prior to adoption of the Brooks-Hopmere <br /> Community Plan shall continue to be subject to the limitations of the overlay zone. <br /> The subject property was subject to a limited use overlay zone designation upon the <br /> adoption of the Brooks-Hopmere Community Plan based on a reasons exception to <br /> statewide Goal 3. In order for the limited use overlay to be removed, a Goal 3 Exception <br /> must be taken. These requirements are addressed above. <br /> B. Utilities <br /> 1. New uses or expansion of existing uses requiring land use approval in Brooks- <br /> Hopmere shall be approved only upon confirmation from the Brooks Community Sewer <br /> District that it can provide sewer services to the property, unless an on-site system has <br /> been approved by Marion County or the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. <br /> As stated, industrial uses allowed in the IUC zone are likely to require minimal water <br /> and sewer services. In addition, the IUC zone itself implements this policy because it <br /> contains standards for development to ensure a proposed use in the zone undergoes a <br /> review of sewer capacity before it is established. This policy can be satisfied by <br /> requiring a review of sewer capacity before establishment of any industrial activities on <br /> the property as a condition of any building permit or other approval. <br /> 2. Industrial uses that require water as part of their industrial or manufacturing <br /> processes shall be required to demonstrate a capability for on-site sewage disposal. <br /> The proposed use does not use water in the diesel engine repair process. If any other <br /> industrial uses allowed in the IUC zone are allowed that use water in industrial or <br /> manufacturing processes, the proposal can be reviewed for compliance with this policy. <br /> In addition, the IUC zone itself implements this policy because it contains standards for <br /> development to ensure a proposed use in the zone undergoes a review of sewer <br /> capacity before it is able to be established. This policy can be satisfied by requiring a <br /> review of sewer capacity before establishment of any industrial activities on the property <br /> as a condition of any approval. <br /> 7. Applicant has proven that all applicable Brooks-Hopmere Community Plan <br /> policies are met. <br /> MCCP Policies <br /> 8. Under MCCP Plan Amendment Policy 2, a plan change directly involving five or fewer <br /> properties is considered a quasi-judicial amendment. Quasi-judicial amendments may <br /> be initiated by the subject property owner with an application form supplied by the <br /> Marion County Planning Division. The amendment will be reviewed by the zone change <br /> ZC/CP 20-001 - DECISION 8 <br /> CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE <br /> 4840-6347-8718,v. 1 <br />
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