Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 350 - COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE COMMISSION › Division 81 - LAND USE ORDINANCE › Section 350-081-0032 - Application for Review and Approval

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Prior to initiating any use or
			 development which requires review and approval by the Executive Director, an
			 application shall be completed pursuant to 350-081-0032.
(2) The Executive Director shall accept and
			 review the application pursuant to 350-081-0030  through 350-081-0046  for
			 consistency with the appropriate guidelines of this rule.
(3) The Commission may charge a fee for
			 review of applications after a public hearing. The Gorge Commission shall set
			 the fee.
(4) Standard application
			 forms shall be available at the Commission Office, and shall be provided to
			 county and city planning offices and the Forest Service.
(5) Applications for the review and approval
			 of a proposed use or development shall provide the following information:
(a) The applicant's name, address and
			 telephone number;
(b) The land
			 owner's name, address and telephone number (if different from
			 applicant's);
(c) The county in
			 which the proposed use or development would be located;
(d) The section, quarter section, township
			 and range in which the proposed development would be located;
(e) The street address of the proposed use or
			 development;
(f) The tax lot
			 number(s) and size in acres of the parcel(s) involved;
(g) A description of the current land use for
			 the parcel(s) involved and adjoining lands;
(h) A written description of the proposed use
			 or development, including details on the height, exterior color(s), and
			 construction materials of the proposed structures.
(i) A list of Key Viewing Areas from which
			 the proposed use would be visible.
(j) A map of the project area. The map shall
			 be drawn to scale. The scale of the map shall be large enough to allow the
			 Executive Director to determine the location and extent of the proposed use or
			 development and evaluate its effects on scenic, cultural, natural, and
			 recreation resources. The map shall be prepared at a scale of 1 inch equals 200
			 feet (1:2,400), or a scale providing greater detail. If a parcel is very large,
			 the map does not need to show the entire parcel. Rather, it can show only those
			 portions of the parcel affected by the proposed use. The map shall include the
			 following elements:
(A) North arrow.
(B) Map scale.
(C) Boundaries, dimensions, and size of the
			 subject parcel.
(D) Significant
			 terrain features or landforms.
(E)
			 Groupings and species of trees or other vegetation on the parcel.
(F) Location and species of vegetation that
			 would be removed or planted.
(G)
			 Bodies of water and watercourses.
(H) Location and width of existing and
			 proposed roads, driveways, and trails.
(I) Location and size of existing and
			 proposed structures.
(J) Location
			 of existing and proposed services including wells or other water supplies,
			 sewage disposal systems, power and telephone poles and lines, and outdoor
			 lighting.
(K) Location and depth of
			 all proposed grading and ditching.
(k) Elevation drawings, which shall show the
			 appearance of proposed structures and shall include natural grade, finished
			 grade, and the geometrical exterior of at least the length and width of
			 structures as seen from a horizontal view. Elevation drawings shall be drawn to
			 scale.
(l) A list of names and
			 addresses of the adjacent property owners within a distance of the subject
			 parcel as determined in 350-081-0630.
(m) Any additional information that the
			 applicant feels will assist in the evaluation of the proposal, including but
			 not limited to, maps, drawings, and development plans.
(n) The signature of the applicant and
			 property owner or a statement from the property owner indicating that he is
			 aware of the application being made on his property.
(o) The signature of the property owner on a
			 statement that authorizes the Executive Director or the Executive Director's
			 designee reasonable access to the site in order to evaluate the
			 application.