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configuration since at least November 27th, 1963 when it was sold Gordon and Zolma Backe (Vol 580 Page 230). Therefore, the parcel is legal for land use purposes. 3. Surrounding uses are a mix of small acreage residences to the north and east located on AR zoned land, P-LU (Public Limited Use) zoned land owned by Portland General Electric which is currently undeveloped, and some I (Industrial) zoned land 800 feet to the south. The main natural feature in the area is Fruitland Creek, which is the eastern property line of the subject parcel. 4. The applicant proposes to partition a 4.58-acre parcel to create two parcels consisting of 2.55-acres and 2.06- acres, locating each of the existing 2 dwellings on their own separate parcel. 5. Various agencies were contacted about the proposal and given an opportunity to comment. Marion County Survey Department commented: 1. Parcels must be surveyed and monumented. 2. Per ORS 92.050, plat must be submitted for review. 3. Checking fee and recording fees required. 4. A current or updated title report must be submitted at the time of review. 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. Public Works Land Development and Engineering Permits (LDEP) requested that the following be included in the land use decision. ENGINEERING CONDITIONS Condition A – On the partition plat dedicate a 30-foot Right-of-Way half-width for public roadway purposes to meet the county Local road standard. Condition B – Prior to partition plat approval, under an Access Permit widen the shared access driveway approach to accommodate safe passage of two-way traffic. Condition C – Depict an appropriate access and utility easement(s) on the partition plat. Condition D – Prior to partition plat approval, notarize a Road Maintenance Agreement to be recorded concurrently with the partition plat for collective maintenance of the proposed private access easement. Marion County Tax Assessors Office provided information regarding the tax standing of the property. Marion County No. 1 Fire District commented: This project must meet the following code requirements per Marion County Fire District No. 1: 1. Fire apparatus road distance from buildings and turnarounds: Access roads shall be within 150’ of all portions of the exterior wall of the building as measured by and approve route around the exterior of the building. An approved turnaround is required if the remaining distance to an approve intersection roadway, as measured along the fire apparatus access road, is greater than 150’. See 2022 Oregon Fire Code 503.1.1 2. Dead End Roads: Dead end fire apparatus access roads in excess of 150’ feet in length shall be provided with an approved turnaround. Oregon Fire Code (OFC) 503.2.5. See Appendix D103.1 for turnaround options.