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7. The Marion County Planning Division requested comments on the Application from various governmental agencies. Marion County Public Works Land Development and Engineering Permits (LDEP) commented: ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS A. At the time of application for building permits an Access Permit will be required for obtaining access at the private access easement Little Haven Lane connection to public road Viewcrest Road. B. The subject property will be assessed Transportation & Parks System Development Charges (SDCs) upon application for building permits. C. Utility work in the public right-of-way requires separate PW Engineering permits. ENGINEERING ADVISORY D. The applicant should coordinate with the local Fire Department to confirm any Emergency Vehicle Access requirements given the fact that Little Haven Lane is quite narrow. Marion County Buildin Inspection commented: "No Building Inspection concerns. Permits are required to be obtained prior to development and/or utilities installation on private property. Depending on site conditions and proposed home location, a geoteehnical assessment of soils and slopes for adequate support of the home may be required during plan review." Marion County Septic Division commented: "A septic site evaluation is required to establish a viable initial and repair area. A site evaluation may be applied for at the Marion County Public Works campus building 1." City of Salem Fire Department commented: "Items including fire department access and water supply will be required per the Oregon Fire Code at the time of development." All other contacted agencies either failed to comment or stated no continent or no objection to the proposal. 8. Marion County Planning states that currently four parcels with dwellings are addressed off Little Haven Lane. Marion County has interpreted MCC 17.110.800 to allow a property that has frontage on a public street to be considered to have direct access to the abutting public street even if the property uses a private driveway for access. Planning posits that the dwelling on Tax Lot 2000 has frontage on Viewcrest Rd S so the private drive does not "serve" Tax Lot 2000. Based on the frontage on Viewcrest Road S., the limitation of private lane to not serve more than four dwelling units has not yet been met by Little Haven Ln S. Planning states that the proposed non- farm dwelling on the subject parcel would be the final dwelling developable without approval of a variance to MCC 17.1 10.800 - Divellings anel all other huilclingv to he accessible to public Street. CU 24-006 — ORDER Joy M. Blackman Revocable Living 'I`rust Page 4