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allowed in the IUC zone but are not included in the limited use overlay. The zone change process is subject to ORS 197.610-197.625, the post-acknowledgement amendment process. While that is the process being followed, there are no specific criteria for this zone change in those statutes. 6. Applicant plans to develop a diesel mechanic 2-year associates degree program on the subject property, as part of the Chemeketa Community College Brooks Campus. Applicant stated that the proposed use will be integrated into the Brooks Campus, with students parking at that campus and walking over to the subject property for classes. In addition to parking, administrative support and student services are already established at the Brooks Campus. Applicant stated that the program aligns with workforce needs of the region and will create more jobs in the area. The program will enroll cohorts of approximately 25 students each year and will operate in roughly 1/3 of the current building. 7. Applicant's site plan shows a proposed asphalt ramp that will connect the existing building to the adjacent Brooks Campus. Applicant stated at hearing that the ramp is necessary to get trucks into the building, as entry into the building is raised several feet above the ground. 8. Applicant requested a similar use determination from the Marion County Planning Director, who found that a diesel engine repair educational program is similar to a "Freight trucking terminal, with or without maintenance facility (SIC 4231)" and to "Automotive repair (SIC 753)," which are listed as a permitted uses in the IUC zone but are not included in the limited use overlay, and are consistent with the Brooks-Hopmere Community Plan land use planning considerations and development standards. Marion County Public Works Land Development and Engineering Permits provided the Requirements and Advisory given below. ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS A. The subject property is within unincorporated Marion County and may be assessed Transportation System Development Charges (SDCs) upon application for building permits, per Marion County Ordinance #00-1 OR. B. The Site is located within Marion County's DEQ MS4 Stormwater Management Area. Fill work for the proposed ramp will require implementation of erosion control measures, and in support of that, execution of a no-cost MCPW Engineering Erosion Control Acknowledgement Form. ENGINEERING ADVISORY C. Access to Portland Road is controlled by ODOT. The Marion County Tax Assessor provided comments regarding taxes on the subject property. All other contacted agencies either failed to respond or stated no objection to the proposal. ZC/CP 20-001 - DECISION 3 CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 4840-6347-8718,v. 1