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3. Prior to the development of the property, the applicant shall sign and submit to the Planning Division a Floodplain Declaratory Statement acknowledging that the property and the approved development are located within a floodplain. The applicant shall record this statement with the Marion County Clerk after it has been reviewed and signed by the Planning Director. 4. Prior to development of the property the applicant shall submit, for review and approval by the Zoning Administrator, a detailed site plan showing how the development will comply with all applicable development standards. 5. Prior to issuance of building permits, the applicant shall develop a base flood elevation for the developments on the property. 6. Prior to issuance of building permits, a registered civil engineer shall certify the proposed structures meet the requirements of Marion County Code: 16.19.130(D). 7. The development shall significantly conform to the site plan submitted with the proposal. Minor variations are permitted upon review and approval by the Planning Director. 8. Failure to continuously comply with the conditions of approval may result in this approval being revoked. Any revocation could be appealed to a county hearings officer for a public hearing. OTHER PERMITS, FEES AND RESTRICTIONS: This approval does not remove or affect covenants or restrictions imposed on the subject property by deed or other instrument. The proposed use may require permits and/or fees from other local, State or Federal agencies. This decision does not take the place of, or relieve the responsibility for, obtaining other permits or satisfying any restrictions or conditions thereon. The applicant is advised of the following: 9. The applicants should contact the Turner District to obtain a copy of the District’s Recommended Building Access and Premise Identification regulations and the Marion County Fire Code Applications Guide. Fire District access standards may be more restrictive than County standards. 10. Materials that are buoyant, flammable, obnoxious, toxic or otherwise injurious to persons or property, if transported by floodwaters, are prohibited unless stored within a structure or on land elevated above the base flood level. Storage of materials and equipment not having these characteristics is permissible only if the materials and equipment have low-damage potential and are anchored or are readily removable from the area within the time available after forecasting and warning. 11. The applicants should contact Marion County Land Development and Engineering (503-584-7714) for additional Engineering Requirements and Advisories, listed in Finding #5 below, that may be required. 12. The applicant must obtain all necessary permits from those governmental agencies from which approval is required by Federal or State law. The applicant should review and ensure compliance with section 404 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972, 33 U.S.C. 1334. This may include voluntarily complying with the FEMA model code for the floodplain permit or providing a habitat assessment, providing a mitigation assessment, or otherwise demonstrating compliance with the Endangered Species Act. If Marion County determines that compliance is insufficient, additional mitigation may be required. APPEAL PROCEDURE: The Marion County Zone Code provides that certain applications be considered first by the County Zoning Administrator. If there is any doubt that the application conforms with adopted land use policies and regulations the Zoning Administrator must condition or deny the application. Anyone who disagrees with the decision may request that the application be considered by a County hearings officer after a public hearing. The applicant may also request reconsideration (one time only and a fee of $200) on the basis of new information subject to signing an extension of the 120-day time limit for review of zoning applications.