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way that effectively impede practicable resource use of all or part of the exception area; "(f) Physical development according to OAR 660-004-0025; and "(g) Other relevant factors." OAR 660-004-0028(6)(a) concerns existing adjacent uses. Those uses have already been discussed. OAR 660-004-0028(6)(b) concerns existing public facilities and services, which include the County road system, sheriff and fire protection, schools, and overhead PGE electrical service. With the exception of Shank Road (discussed later), none of these public facilities and services have any direct relevance to the proposed exception. Sewage disposal is provided on-site and domestic water is provided by individual wells. OAR 660-004-0028(6)(c) concerns parcel size and ownership patterns. The parcel sizes include one approximately .5-acre parcel (Tax Lot 700), two approximately 1-acre parcels (Tax Lots 200 and 500), one 2.41-acre parcel (Tax Lot 400), the 5-acre parcel that includes the proposed exception area (Tax Lot 600), and one 5.43-acre parcel (Tax Lot (800). These parcels are located in the southeast corner of the intersection of Whiskey Hill Road and Shank Road forming a rectangular square of approximately 16 acres. The rule requires an analysis of how the existing development pattern came about and whether findings against the goals were made at the time of partitioning or subdivision. The applicant examined the existing block of developed parcels and determined that the current level of development essentially existed prior to the land use goals being implemented. The applicant submitted a 1972 aerial photo image that demonstrates that the majority of the existing development pattern existed prior to adoption of the statewide planning goals. Thus, no parcels created pursuant to the goals are being relied upon to justify the proposed exception. CP/ZC/PLA 21-001-RECOMMENDATION- 10 WING PROPERTIES,LLC