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Attention Property Owner: A land use proposal has been submitted for property near where you live or property you own elsewhere. State law <br />requires that the county notify property owners within a certain distance from this property. The proposal and address of the property is described in <br />the "Application" section below. The decision in this case does not directly affect the zoning or use of your property. If you object to the decision, <br />refer to the "Appeal" section. If you have questions, contact the staff person listed at the end of this report. <br /> <br />NOTICE OF DECISION <br />PARTITION/VARIANCE CASE NO. 25-013 <br /> <br />APPLICATION: Application of Francisco Villalobos to partition an 8-acre parcel into three parcels consisting of 4- <br />acres, 2-acres, and 2-acres and a variance to MCC 17.110.800 to allow five dwellings to be served off a private easement <br />in an AR (Acreage Residential) zone located at 2628 Happy Valley Way SE, Salem (T8S; R2W; Section 2C; Tax lot 100) <br /> <br />DECISION: The Planning Director for Marion County has APPROVED the above-described application, subject to <br />certain conditions. <br /> <br />EXPIRATION DATE: This approval is valid only when the final partition plat is recorded by June 27th, 2027 (two <br />years). The effective period may be extended for an additional year subject to approval of an extension (form available <br />from the Planning Division). Additional extensions may not be granted if the regulations under which this decision <br />was granted have changed since the original approval. <br /> <br />WARNING: A decision approving the proposed division is for land use purposes only. Due to septic, well, and drain <br />field replacement areas, these parcels may not be able to support a dwelling. To be sure the subject property can <br />accommodate the proposed use the applicant should contact the Building Inspection Division, (503) 588-5147. <br /> <br />This decision does not include approval of a building permit. <br /> <br />CONDITIONS: The following conditions must be met before a building permit can be obtained or the approved use <br />established: <br /> <br />1. Marion County Surveyor’s Office commented: <br />a. Parcels must be surveyed and monumented. <br />b. Per ORS 92.050, plat must be submitted for review. <br />c. Checking fee and recording fees required. <br />d. A current or updated title report must be submitted at the time of review. Title reports shall be no more than <br />15 days old at the time of approval of the plat by the Surveyor’s Office, which may require additional updated <br />reports. <br /> <br />2. Applicants are advised to check with Marion County Building Inspection for any building or septic requirements. <br /> <br />3. The resulting parcels shall significantly conform to the site plan submitted with the proposal. Minor variations <br />are permitted upon review and approval by the Planning Director. All parcels shall be a minimum of two acres in <br />size. <br /> <br />4. The northernmost 2-acre parcel shall be addressed 2625 Happy Valley Wy SE. The southernmost 2-acre parcel <br />shall be addressed 2675 Happy Valley Wy SE. The parent parcel, or the existing 4-acre parcel, shall remain 2628 <br />Happy Valley Wy SE. Addresses will be finalized at the time that building permit applications are reviewed and <br />may change if alterations are made to the property or nearby properties. <br /> <br />ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS: Once the approved use is established the following conditions must be continually <br />satisfied: <br /> <br />5. After the final Partition plat has been recorded no alteration of property lines shall be permitted without first <br />obtaining approval from the Planning Director. <br /> <br />OTHER PERMITS, FEES, AND RESTRICTIONS: This approval does not remove or affect covenants or restrictions <br />imposed on the subject property by deed or other instrument. The proposed use may require permits and/or fees from <br />other local, State or Federal agencies. This decision does not take the place of, or relieve the responsibility for, obtaining