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o The applicants are requesting permission to adjust the lot lines on a 5.76 acre parcel and a 5.74 acre parcel to cregte a 3.0 acre parcel and an 8.5 acre parcel. An existing dwelling will be situated on each of the resulting parcels. The Marion County Surveyor has reviewed the proposal and has the following requirements: "The property line adjustment must be surveyed per ORS 92.060(7) and the survey submitted for review. Survey checking fee required at time of review. P~operty line adjustment deed shall be recorded wlt~ the County Clerk. Per ORS 92.190(4): the deed shall contain the names of the parties, the de- scription of the adjusted line, references to origznal recorded documents and signatures of all parties with proper acknowledgment." The Marion County Department of Public Works has reviewed the applicants' request and has the following comments: "Silver Falls Drive is classified a rural major collector route in Marion County's draft Transpor- tation System Plan. The r~ght-of-way width stan- dard for a rural collector is 60 feet. The appli- cants shall dedicate sufficient right-of-way to provide a 30-foot right-of-way half width along t~eir Silver Falls Drive frontage. It appears that five feet of additional width is required. Any dedications should be to the public, not to Marion County. Driveway permits will be required for any new access or change in existing access to the public right-of-way. (Oregon Department of Transportation has jurisdiction over Silver Falls Drive.) Also, any utility work in the public right-of-way will require a utility permit from the appropriate agency." The Marion County Building Inspection Division has the following comments on the proposed lot line and commented: "An Existing System Evaluation is required on all currently developed parcels to insure there is no conflict between the proposed lot lines and the existing septic systems, including septic replace- ment areas. A Site Evaluation approval is required on all parcels that are proposed for development." Marion County Comprehensive Plan policies for rural residen- tial areas, provide that homesites should be 1.5 acres to 3.0 acres in size. In addition, the AR-3 zone contains a minimum lot size of 3.0 acres. Both resulting parcels exceed these requirements and the large parcel, by meeting requirements of the SGO-A zone, is of sufficient dimension to allow partition- ing. In addition, both parcels are of sufficient size to comply with the Ordinance development standards.