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However, the Planning Division is currently preparing amend- ments to the Zoning Ordinance which will waive the paving requirements. It is recommended that the applicant sign a "Performance Agreement" which states that they agree to pave the parking area within two years. If the amendments to the Ordinance are adopted, the Agreement would become void. 11.Should information on waste management be provided which alleviates concern about potential impacts on groundwater and/or water quality, staff recommends that the applicant's proposal be approved subject to the following conditions: (a)The applicant shall obtain all permits, including subsurface sewage disposal, required by the Marion County Building Inspection Division for the placement of mobile home. (b)Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall contact Marion County Fire District #1. Written verification shall be submitted to the Planning Divi- sion that the site has been reviewed by the District and has been determined to adequate access for fire protection purposes. (c)Prior to receiving a placement permit for the mobile home, the applicant shall submit a detailed site plan drawn to scale for review and approval of the Planning Division. This plan show the location, size, and use of all structures. Parking and loading facilities shall comply with the applicable requirements set forth in Chapter 118 of the Ordinance. (c)The required parking spaces shall be paved or the applicant shall enter into a Performance Agreement with the County to delay the paving requirement for two years. (d)Prior to obtaining a placement permit, the applicant shall submit a Mobile Home Removal Agreement to the Planning Division. This specifies that the mobile home will be removed when the occupants no longer perform a significant amount of work for the equestrian opera- tion. This agreement shall be recorded by the appli- cant after it has been reviewed and signed by the Planning Director. (e)Signs visible from without the property shall be limit- ed to a total of 32 square feet and shall not block visibility along adjacent roads from access points.