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4. Soil Survey of Marion County Oregon indicates 98.3% of the subject property is composed of high-value farm <br />soils. <br /> <br />5. The applicant is proposing to authorize RV camping once a year for five days on their property for the St. Paul <br />Rodeo, allowing a maximum of 45 spaces. <br /> <br />6. Public Works Land Development and Engineering Permits (LDEP) requested that the following be included in the <br />land use decision. <br /> <br /> Condition A – Prior to conducting the initial RV camping event, under an Access Permit from MCPW Engineering <br />pave the Blanchet Avenue driveway approach with hot mix asphalt for a distance of 30 feet measured from the <br />roadway edge of pavement. <br /> <br />Condition B –Following each annual camping event, sweep any strewn gravel off the paved apron and road <br />connection. <br /> <br />Marion County Septic commented: <br />“For Temporary Use on a Temporary Basis: RV’s may not connect to the existing system and all RV waste must <br />be self-contained in the RV holding tank and taken offsite to a licensed facility for disposal. Chain and lock the <br />door to plumbed facilities and cordon off the drainfield location. Per OAR 340-071-0130(12), the absorption area <br />must not be subject to activity that may adversely affect the soil or the functioning of the system including: vehicular <br />traffic, covering the area with asphalt or concrete, filling, cutting, or other soil modification. For the event, portable <br />toilets must be brought in for public use and pumped as needed. <br /> <br />Year-round use of temporary RV hookups are subject to other regulations.” <br /> <br />All other commenting agencies stated no objection to the proposal. <br /> <br /> <br />7. In order to approve a temporary use that does not meet the limitations identified within the EFU code and other <br />temporary uses not addressed, the use may be approved as a conditional use as provided in Chapter 17.119 MCC <br />subject to the following criteria: <br /> <br />1. The temporary use is compatible with the purpose of the zone and adjacent land uses. <br /> <br />The EFU zone promotes and protects commercial agriculture operations. The proposed use is in <br />conjunction with the St. Paul Rodeo which directly supports farm uses as a form of agritourism and <br />education about equine and cattle. The St. Paul Rodeo is a historical rodeo that is integral to St. Paul and <br />many of its residents. Adjacent land uses are either farm uses or residential uses. As conditioned, the use <br />can be compatible with them as it supports farm use, and agritourism use and supports the economic <br />driver that the rodeo is for the town. The applicants have taken the necessary steps to ensure safety and <br />have reached out to Marion County Traffic Engineers and the St. Paul Fire District to get their feedback <br />on the proposal. Neither had concerns and submitted statements to the record that the proposed RV <br />camping would not be an issue for either department. The criterion is met. <br /> <br />2. The temporary use will have adequate public services to maintain the public health and safety. <br /> <br />The applicants are providing hand washing stations, sanitary toilets, onsite water for drinking, trash <br />containers, and a ticketing booth. Contact information of the owners and the owners will be onsite at all <br />times. They also have a water truck on site to keep any dust down. Marion County Septic reviewed the <br />proposal and did not have concerns, their comments can be found above in finding #6. The applicants <br />have meet their requirements and talked with them to be sure what to provide. The criterion is met. <br /> <br />3. The operator of the temporary use has signed an agreement with the planning division regarding termination <br />of the use consistent with the time limitations established in the conditions of approval.