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(f) In the case of replacement, the replaced dwelling is removed, demolished or converted to an allowable non- residential use within three months of occupancy of the replacement dwelling. 6 o A review of building permit records, available tax assessor records and aerial photographs faile~ to reveal when the home was originally placed on the property. As part of the written statement, the applicant's supplied signed statements from persons who have lived in the area from 7 to 53 years. The statements indicate that the home was built over 40 years ago, prior to the area being zoned. Based on available informa- tion, it is determined that the home was legally placed on the subject property. Therefore, the criterion in 5(a) is satisfied. o Since the home has been removed from the property it is not possible to visually verify it contained the items listed in number 5 above. Marion County Building Inspection records, together with a statement from a septic system installer, indicate that there was a septic system on the property. A signed statement from Oscar Newton indicates that he removed wiring, water pipes, and a metal roof from the house in January, 1998. In addition, several area residents indicate that the home was periodically rented that the dwelling contained a kitchen, bathroom, and separate shower area. Based on available evidence it is concluded that the dwelling contained the items listed in 5 (b), (c), (d), and (e) prior to its destruction. Based on the above discussion, Planning Division staff concludes the existing dwelling was legally established and may be replaced. Craig O. Luedeman Director-Planning Division Community Development Department Date:4-10-98 If you have any questions please contact Joe Fennimore at 588-5038.