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7. Title reports shall be no more than 15 days old at the time of approval of the plat by the Surveyor's Office, which may require additional updated reports. Re -plat: 8. Must comply with all provisions per ORS 92.185 (6) 9. Must be surveyed and platted per ORS 92.050, and the plat submitted for review. 10. Checking fee and recording fees required. 11. A current or updated title report must be submitted at the time of review. 12. The portion of the subdivision or partition plat proposed for replotting contains utility easement(s) that will need to be addressed. Per ORS 92.185(4), when a utility easement is proposed to be realigned, reduced in width or omitted by a replat, all affected utility companies or public agencies shall be notified, consistent with a governing body's notice to owners of property contiguous to the proposed plat. Any utility company that desires to maintain an easement subject to vacation must notify the governing body in writing within 14 days of the mailing or other service of the notice. If it is necessary to re -configure the utility easement created by this partition plat (see map), then it will be the responsibility of the applicant to determine the names of all of the utility companies affected by the proposed re -configuration, and give this list of names to the Marion County Surveyor's Office. Letters of notice will be sent by this office to the affected utility companies, who will determine whether or not the easement is to be maintained. Other Comments: Replotting of Parcels 1, 2, & 3, Partition Plat 2001-101 into eight lots. Marion County Tax Assessor provided comments related to the subject properties property taxes. Marion County Building Inspection commented: "No building inspection issues. Permits are required for any future development of structures and utilities on private property. Turner Fire District commented regarding Fire Apparatus Access, Fire Protection Water Supplies, & Other Fire Service Features. Additional agencies were contacted and given the opportunity to comment on the proposed subdivision. These agencies either failed to comment or had no issues with the proposal. ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSIONS: 5. The applicant is proposing to subdivide 20.49 acres comprising of three tax lots into seven lots. Each lot will be served by its own septic system and well. The applicant is proposing access to lots 2 through 5 by creating a private lane (easement) named Donald Lane SE. Lots 1 and 6 maintain frontage on Cloverdale Drive SE. The seventh property to be created (labeled as Parcel 3 on maps) will continue to be served by the existing driveway on Parrish Gap Road SE. 6. Section 17.110.830 of the Marion County Code (MCC) states: WATER RESOURCE PROTECTION: The impact of proposed land uses on water resources shall be evaluated and potential adverse impacts on the water resource shall be minimized. Where evidence indicates groundwater limitations and the development will use groundwater as a water supply, the developer shall demonstrate that adequate water can be provided without adversely affecting the ground water resource. The property is located in an identified groundwater limited area and in the SGO zone and is subject to the criteria in MCC Chapter 17.181. According to MCC 17.181.040 all development permits for new land uses that rely on water from exempt -use wells within the sensitive groundwater overlay zone shall be reviewed by the county to determine compliance with this chapter. In order to meet criteria in MCC 17.181, the applicant submitted a "Hydrogeology Report" which indicates there is a sustainable long-term supply of groundwater for the proposed development. Peer review of the Hydrogeology Review was positive.