MARION COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  PBu  OREGON Board Session Agenda Review Form  Meeting date: June 5, 2024 Department: Public Works  Title:  Consider adoption ofa an administrative ordinance granting Zone Change (ZC) 22-003/36th Street Property, LLC  Management Update/Work. Session Date: N/A  Audio/Visual aids Phone:. 503-566-4174  Timel Required: 5 min  Contact: Austin Barnes  Requested. Action: Adopt the ordinance as written.  Issue, Description &B Background:  The Marion County Hearings Officer held a duly noticed public hearing on May 31, 2022 and on June 3rd, 2022, issued a decision approving the request. The Board received the decision and held the application for the mandatory appeal period; no appeals were received. The ordinance and findings have been prepared and notice of the adoption was given on May 29, 2024. The Unless there is an appeal, the zoning code provides that thel board does not have to hold a hearing on this request because it is for az zone change only; the comprehensive plan isn't changing. The underlying commercial comprehensive plan designation will remain the same.  administrative ordinance is now set fori final consideration and adoption.  Financial Impacts:  None  Impacts to Department None & External Agencies:  List of attachments: Ordinance  Presenter: Department Head Signature:  Austin Barnes  Baalt    BEFORE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR: MARION COUNTY, OREGON  In the Matter oft the Application of: 36th Street Property LLC  ) ) )  Case No. ZC22-003  AN. ADMINISTRATIVEORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO..  THE MARION COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY ORDAINS AS  FOLLOWS: SECTIONI Purpose  This matter comes before the Marion County Board of Commissioners ("Board") on the application of36th Street Property, LLC to change the: zone: from UT-10 (Urban Transition-1 10) to IG (General Industrial), on a 4.54 acre parcel located at 5144 36th Avenue SE, Salem. (T8S,  R2W, Section 18B, Tax Lot 1000). SECTION II. Procedural History  The Marion County Hearings Officer held a duly noticed public hearing on this application on May 31, 2022, and issued a decision approving the zone change. Official notice was taken of the Planning Division file and the Hearings Officer's recommendation. The Board has considered all the evidence int the record, all arguments oft the parties and is otherwise fully advised: regarding the  premises.  SECTIONIII. Adoption of] Findings and Conclusion  After careful consideration ofa all facts and evidence int the record, the Board adopts as its own the Findings ofFact and. Additional Findings of Fact and Conclusions ofLaw contained in Section V and VI of the Hearings Officer's decision dated June 3, 2022, contained in Exhibit A, attached  hereto, and by this reference incorporated herein.  SECTION IV. Action  Pursuant to ORS 215.050, the requested zone change from UT-10 (Urban Transition - 10) to IG (General Industrial) is hereby GRANTED, subject to conditions identified in Exhibit A, attached  hereto, and by this reference incorporated herein.  The property rezoned by this Ordinance is identified on ai map in Exhibit B, attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein. The Official Marion County Zoning Map shall be changed    pursuant to Marion County Code Section 17.110.660 to reflect the new zoning subject to conditions identified in] Exhibit B, attached hereto, and by this reference incorporated herein.  SECTION V. Effective Date  Pursuant to Chapter 1.10 of the Marion County Code, this is an Administrative Ordinance and shall take effect 21 days after the adoption and final signatures of the Marion County Board of  Commissioners.  SIGNED and FINALIZED this  day of  2024, at Salem, Oregon.  MARION COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS  Chair  Recording Secretary  JUDICIAL NOTICE  Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 197.830, provides that land use decisions may be reviewed by the Land Use Board of Appeals by filing a notice ofintent to appeal within 21 days from the date  this Ordinance becomes final.    Exhibit A  BEFORE THE MARION COUNTY HEARINGS OFFICER  In the Matter ofthe Application of: 36th Street Property, LLC  ) ) ) ORDER  Case No. ZC22-03 ZONE CHANGE  I. Nature ofthe Application  This matter came before the Marion County Hearings Officer on the Application of] Mark Shipman on behalf of36th Street Property, LLC to change the zone: from UT-10 (Urban Transition - 10) to IG (General Industrial), on a 4.54 acre parcel located at 5144 36th Avenue SE, Salem.  (T8S, R2W, Section 18B, Tax Lot 1000).  The subject property is within the Salem Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and designated Industrial in the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan (SACP). The property's current UT-10 zoning is under the jurisdiction of Marion County. The applicant has not finalized plans but proposes to  utilize the property within permitted uses int the IG zone.  II. Relevant Criteria  The standards and criteria relevant to this application are found in the Marion County Comprehensive Plan (MCCP) and the Marion County Code (MCC), Title 16, especially chapter  16.39.050 and the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan (SACP).  III. Public Hearing  A public hearing was held on May 31,2022. The Planning Division file was made part of  the record. The following persons appeared and testified att the hearing:  1. Lindsey King 2. Mark Shipman  Marion County Planning Division Applicant's AttomeyRepresentative  No additional documents were entered into the record as exhibits. No objections were  made to notice jurisdiction, conflict ofinterest or evidence at hearing.  IV. Executive Summary  This matter came before the hearings officer on the Application of 36th Street Property, LLC to change the zone from UT-10 (Urban Transition - 10) to IG (General Industrial), on a 4.54 acre parcel located at 5144 36th Avenue SE, Salem. (T8S, R2W, Section 18B, Tax] Lot 1000). The subject property is within the Salem Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and designated Industrial in the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan (SACP). The property's current UT-10 zoning is under the jurisdiction of Marion County. The applicant has not finalized plans but proposes to  utilize the property within permitted uses in the IG zone.  Page 1  ZC 22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    The hearings officer finds that the Applicant has met the burden of proving the applicable standards and criteria for approval of a zone change from UT-10 to IG, and therefore, the hearing officer APPROVES the zone change application, subject to conditions included in the decision  below.  V. Findings of] Fact  The hearings officer, after careful consideration oft the testimony and evidence in the 1. The subject 4.54 acre parcel is zoned UT-10 (Urban Transition) in the Zoning Map and is located at 5144: 36th Avenue SE, Salem. (T8S, R2W, Section 18B, Tax Lot 1000). The subject property is within the Salem Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and designated Industrial in the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan (SACP). The property's current UT-102 zoning is under the The property is located on the easts side of36th Ave SE, at itsi intersection with Kashmir Way SE. The subject parcel is aj part of Hanshaw Fruit Farms & LYND, lot' 7 and is generally flat and currently developed with a single-family home and accessory buildings. The parcel has approximately 640f ft of frontage on 36h Ave SE: and approximately: 310ft of frontage on Kashmir WY SE. The parcel is considered legally created for land use purposes. 3. The owner of the Subject Property is 36th Street Property, LLC ("Applicant") as evidenced by the Warranty Deed recorded int the Marion County Records at Reel 4601, Page 139. 4. The Subject Property is currently developed with an approximately 1,460 square foot single family home and miscellaneous storage buildings. The property is level, there are no identified sensitive groundwater areas, floodplain hazards, or geological hazards located on or near the Subject Property. Access to the Subject Property is provided by 36th Avenue Applicant purchased the Subject Property to construct industrial buildings to be leased out for flex space. Applicant's member Richard Kraft owns Kraft Masonry, Inc., and has developed the industrial property to the east oft the Subject Property into flex space. The Applicant has not finalized plans but proposes to utilize the property within permitted uses in the IG: zone. This application is just for the zone change and is not for development The property directly to the north of the Subject Property is approximately .85 acres. It has been developed recently with storage units. The storage units cover: most oft the property and the office and parking for the storage business are located to the north on a separate property. Also to the north is the general office for Corp Development LLC, a general contractor. Properties further to the north are currently in use as manufacturing and industrial warehouses, some of which are: zoned UT-10 and the others are zoned General Industrial. The northern properties are all designated industrial in the comprehensive plan.  record, issues the following findings of fact:  jurisdiction ofMarion County.  2.  SE by way of an existing access driveway.  5.  6.  currently.  7.  Page 2  ZC: 22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    8. Thej property directly to the south ofthe Subject Property is approximately 3.4 acres and is improved with a storage warehouse. Properties further to the south are also zoned UT-10 and designated industrial in the comprehensive plan. Many oft the southern properties are 9. The abutting property to the east oft the Subject Property is approximately 4.74 acres and has been developed by Applicant, as described above. Beyond the abutting eastern property, properties to the east are zoned' UT-10 and designated Industrial in the  improved with warehouses for industrial uses.  comprehensive plan.  10. The abutting property to the west (across 26th Avenue SE) is approximately 42.24 acres. It is currently vacant and maintained by cutting tall grass that grows on the property. This property and the properties further west are within the Salem city limits. Beyond the abutting western property, properties to the west are also zoned IC and designated ICin the  comprehensive plan. governmental agencies.  11. Marion County Planning Division requested comments on the proposal from various  Turner Fire District commented: Fire apparatus access and fire protection water supply must comply with Turner Fire District Ordinance #98-01, the Marin County Fire Code. Applications Guide (MCFCAG), and the Oregon Fire Code (OFC). The Turner Fire District encouraged the Applicant to contact Turner Fire District regarding resolution of fire service features for any project. Marion County Septic Division commented: The commercial facility will require a septic site evaluation and depending on the estimated flow may become a WPCF Marion County Assessors Office commented regarding a correction to the request Marion County Land Development Engineering & Permits commented a list of A. PW: Engineering has no action items for the proposed Zone Change itself. B. MCPW has no formal 'Site Plan Review' land use planning step.  permit with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. narrative, changing Section 18 to Section 18B.  advisories, as seen below:  C. Civil site plan design concurrence is strongly recommended prior to application  for building permits.  D. The following are considerations for future site development:  i.  36th Avenue is under City of Salem (City) permitting. jurisdiction.  Page 3  ZC: 22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    ii. Kashmir Way is under Marion County permittingj jurisdiction. ii. Right-of-Way (R/W) dedication on 36th Avenue should be anticipated meeting the City's36-foot wide half-width for a Minor Arterial. The County will require immediate urban frontage improvements consisting ofa 23-foot paved half-width. It will be up to the City as to whether they will accept a development deferral agreement in-lieu thereof.  iv. R/W dedication on Kashmir Way will be required. The County'sl Local Road standard is a 30-foot-wide half-width, with 30-foot corner radius included. Immediate urban frontage improvements ini the form ofa 1/4-1/2 street widening will be required, including aj pedestrian corner ramp. The County defers to the City's Collector A' street standard with the UGB Onsite stormwater attenuation plus water quality treatment will be required. Direct discharge to Kashmir Way must meet County standards, and direct  consisting ofa 17-foot wide paved half-width.  V.  discharge to 36th Avenue must meet City standards. vi. A County 1200-CN Erosion Permit will be required.  vii. Santiam Water Control District (SWCD). has irrigation easements within the public R/W's flanking both Kashmir Way and 36th Avenue subject property frontages. SWCD will need to be coordinated with during respective civil design processes to: mitigate impacts to their transmission system. viii. County Transportation SDCs will be assessed at the time of application for ix. Jurisdictional wetlands had been field-verified int the vicinity oft the Kashmir Way /36th Avenue intersection during execution ofa county roadway  Building Permits.  design project that was not constructed.  Other contacted agencies either had no comment or stated no objection to the proposal.  VI. Additional Findings of] Fact and Conclusions ofLaw  1. MCC 16.39.010 provides that except as provided inl MCC 16.39.020, the hearings officer is authorized to make thei initial decision on zone change applications. The hearings officer 2. Applicant has the burden of proving by a preponderance oft the evidence ini the record as a whole that the applicable standards and criteria are met. As explained in Riley Hill General  may hear and decide this application.  Contractor, Inc. V. Tandy Corporation, 303 Or 390 at 394-395 (1987):  Page 4  ZC22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    Preponderance oft the evidence' means the greater weight of evidence. Iti is such evidence that, when weighted with that opposed to it, has more convincing force and is more probably true and accurate. If, upon any question ini the case, the evidence appears to be equally balanced but ifyou cannot say upon which side it weighs heavy year, you must resolve that question against the party upon whom the Applicants must prove, by substantial evidence ini the whole record, it is more. likely than not that each criterion is met. Ifthe evidence for any criterion is equally likely or less likely, applicants have not met their burden and the application must be denied. Ift the evidence for every criterion is applicants' favor, then the burden of proofis met and the 3. According to the Salem-Keizer Urban Area (Regional) Procedures and Policies of the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan, the following applies to the question ofjurisdiction: "Marion County has exclusive jurisdiction over all land use actions applicable within that portion oft the Salem Urban Area and Keizer Urban Area that are outside the Salem city limits and outside the Keizer city limits other than regional planning actions and Under Marion County Code (MCC) 16.39.050, approval ofaz zone change shall include  burden of proof rests. (Citation omitted)  application must be approved.  amendments to the urban area policies."  4.  findings that the change meets the following criteria:  MCC 16.39.050 Criteria:  A. The proposed. zone is appropriate, for the Comprehensive Plan land use designation on the property and is consistent with the description and policies) for the applicable The Comprehensive Plan classification under the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan for the Subject Property is Industrial. The intent oft the industrial designation is' "to provide a variety ofindustrial sites for all types ofindustrial uses throughout the Salem urban area." The proposed zone will better align with the industrial designation because it will provide for industrial oriented uses (flex space) to be constructed on the Subject Property, compared to the current zone, which does not allow for any industrial use. Salem Urban Area Goals and Policies, Industrial Development policies are to encourage 5.Public Facilities, Services, and Utilities. Appropriate public facilities, services, and utilities are essential for industrial development. The industrial areas currently serviced by public facilities, services, and utilities provide the best opportunity to maximize past and future public investments in infrastructure. Systems expansion to, promote infill development and redevelopment of the currently serviced areas. shall be givenp priority.for  Comprehensive Plani land use classification.  and promote industrial development:  public funding offacilities, services, and utilities.  Page 5  ZC22-003- - ORDER 36th Street Property,LLC    Expansion of public facilities, services, and utilities beyond the existing, developed, industrial areas. shall be coordinated to. maximize public investment based on: a.. Expansion oft the facilities, services, and utilities serves the community's interests; and  b. A demonstrated. need to expand the currently serviced inventory; or accommodated within the currently. serviced inventory; and  C.As specific, verifiable development project with specific site requirements that cannot be d. The project will employ a large number ofemployees, preferably at a high ratio of The Subject Property currently has a well and septic system to serve the proposed industrial (flex space) use on the Subject Property. Adequate access willl be from 36th Avenue SE by way of an existing driveway. Electric: service is already provided to thel Property. Any additional facilities, services or utilities needed will be provided by private systems on-site at the time of development. There are other properties zoned IG-LU and IG in the surrounding areai that are developed with (industrial) uses permitted in these zones. The nearby industrial uses rely on existing public and private facilities, services, and utilities developed in the area and no expansion of! public facilities, services, or utilities will be 7.. Interface with Other Uses. Industrial land. shall be subject to industrial development standards which ensure that development and operation is compatible with. surrounding This Application does not include specific development of the Subject Property. At such time that the Applicant does wish to develop the Subject Property, additional applications for development approval will be submitted and reviewed by Marion County. As noted above in the Surrounding Property Information section of this narrative, all surrounding land uses are: industrial commercial, industrial park, or vacant. Any future development shall comply with any applicable development standards found in MCC1611.100-200, a at 10. Traffic. Traffic generated by industrial uses. should be diverted awayfrom residential areas whenj feasible and. should have convenient access to arterial or collector streets. This Application does not include aj proposal for specific development oft the Subject Property. However, iti is expected that the majority oftraffic generated from the Property will travel north on 36th Avenue SE toward Kuebler Boulevard SE. At such time Applicant does develop the Subject Property, any required land use applications will be considered for compliance with the development standards found in MCC1611.100-200, at the time ofsubmittal. The proposed zone is appropriate for the industrial comprehensive plan  employees per acre.  required to serve the Subject Property.  land uses.  the time of submittal.  Page 6  ZC: 22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    designation and is consistent with the applicable policies for the industrial designation. This B. Adequate public facilities, services, and transportation networks are inj place, or are planned to be provided concurrently with the development ofthe property. The property has access to adequate public facilities, services, and transportation. Adequate public facilities, services, and transportation networks are currently in place to serve the proposed industrial use on the Subject Property. The Subject Property abuts 36th Avenue SE and Kashmir Way SE. Access is provided to the Subject Property from an existing access driveway offo of36th Avenue SE. The transportation networks in place currently serve: nearby IG: zoned properties. These existing transportation networks can also serve the zone change for the Subject Property. Electric service is already provided to the Property. Any additional sewer, water, and stormwater will be provided by private systems on-site at thei time of development. There are other properties zoned IG-LU and IG in the surrounding area that are developed with permitted (industrial) uses in these zones. The nearby industrial uses rely on existing public and private facilities, services, and utilities developed in the area and iti is not anticipated that any expansion of facilities, services, or utilities will be required to serve the Subject Property. As noted above, the. Applicant is not applying for specific development oft the Subject Property at this time. Ini the future, when Applicant decides to develop the Subject Property, specific plans for facilities and services and transportation networks to suit the future development will be addressed ini those C. The request shall be consistent with the purpose statement for the proposed. zone.  criterion is satisfied  applications. This criterion is satisfied.  Thej proposed zone of General Industrial states that:  The purpose oft the IG (general industrial) zone is toj provide areas suitable for warehousing, secondary, processing and packaging and fabricating offinished goods and equipment with related outdoor storage and incidental sales. The general industrial zone is appropriate in those areas designated industrial in the applicable urban area comprehensive plan where the location has access to an arterial. street or highway and where permitted uses will not create significant adverse impacts on local and collector streets and residential zones. The proposed zone is general industrial (IG). The purpose oft this zone is to: provide areas suitable for warehousing, secondary processing and packaging and fabricating ofi finished goods and equipment with related outdoor storage and incidental sales. The general industrial zone is appropriate in those areas designated industrial ini the applicable urban area comprehensive plan where the location has access to an arterial street or highway and where permitted uses will not create significant adverse impacts on local and collector  streets and residential zones."  Page 7  ZC22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    Applicant intends to use the Subject Property for flex space, similar to the property to the east. This use is consistent with the purpose oft the IG zone because the Subject Property is already designated Industrial int the Salem Comprehensive Plan and it is within the UGB. Access to the Subject Property is provided from 36th Avenue SE, which is a minor arterial street under the Salem Transportation System Plan. The Subject Property is locatedj just east ofI Interstate 5. There are no residential zones in the immediate vicinity oft the Subject Property. Based on the Applicant's written statement and intentions for use oft the property, D. Ifthe proposed. zone allows uses more intensive than uses in other zones  this criterion is satisfied.  appropriate for the land use designation, the proposed. zone will not allow uses that would. significantly adversely affect allowed uses on adjacent properties zoned for The comprehensive plan designation for the Subject Property is currently industrial. The zones that implement the Industrial designation are Industrial Commercial (IC), Industrial Park (IP), General Industrial (IG), Heavy Industrial (IH), Urban Transition (UT), and Urban Development (UD) under MCC16.01.030. The adjacent property to the west is designated IC and the remaining adjacent properties to the north, east, and south are designated Industrial. The adjacent property to the west is: zoned IC, the adjacent properties to the north and south are zoned UT-10, and the adjacent property to the east is zoned IG- LU. The properties zoned IC and IG-LU are not zoned for less intensive uses. The UT: zone is zoned for less intensive uses than the IG zone. The uses allowed in the IG zone will not significantly adversely affect the allowed uses on the adjacent UT-zoned properties. There are a mix ofUT-zoned, IG-zoned, and IG-LU-zoned properties int the vicinity oft the Subject Property. This zone change for the Subject Property is consistent with the zoning in the surrounding area. The allowed uses ini the IG: zone. have coexisted with those allowed in the UT zone in this area prior to this application. This criterion The existing Plan designation ini the Salem Area Comprehensive Plan (SACP): is Industrial, and this Plan designation provides for the application of the IG: zone proposed by the General development policy 7.Structures and their siting in all residential, commercial, and industrial developments shall optimize the use ofland. The cumulative effect ofall new residential development in the Salem urban area shoulda average 6.5 dwelling units per gross acre ofresidential development. Development should minimize adverse alteration of the natural terrain and watercourses, the potential for erosion and adverse effects upon the No specific development has been proposed for this site. Any industrial development proposed will be submitted after zoning approval. The property is flat and requires little or no topographic alteration or disturbance. No watercourses cross the property. General  less intensive uses.  is satisfied.  5.  applicant. Policies applicable to the proposal are:  existing topography and. soil conditions.  development policy 7 can be met.  Page 8  ZC22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    VII. ORDER  Itisl hereby found that the Applicant has met the burden of proving the applicable standards and criteria for approval of a zone change from UT-10 too IG, and therefore. the zone change  application is APPROVED, subject to the following condition:  1. The applicant shall obtain all permits required by the Marion County Building  Inspection Division.  2.  The applicant shall meet the requirements of MCC 16.11.100-240. These sections require landscaping, screening of outdoor storage areas, and appropriate exterior lighting for parking and storage areas that is directed away from adjacent residential  properties.  3. All current and future development on the property must satisfy the specific development standards in the IG zone (MCC 16.11.000) and the general development standards found in Chapters 16.26.000 through 16.40.000 oft the MCC.  VIII. Effective Date  Pursuant to MCC 16.39.040, al hearings officer's decision to approve a zone change does not become final until the Board of Commissioners adopts an ordinance implementing the  decision.  IX. Appeal Rights  An appeal oft this decision may, be taken by anyone aggrieved or affected by this Order as provided in MCC 16.44.300. An Appeal must be filed with the Marion County Clerk (555 Court Street NE, Salem, Oregon) by 5:00 p.m. on the 215T day ofJune, 2022, 15 days after the date of the Order. The appeal must be in writing, must be filed in duplicate, must be accompanied by a payment of $500.00, and must state wherein this order fails to conform to the provisions oft the applicable ordinance. Ifthe Board denies the appeal, $300.00 of the appeal fee will be refunded.  Dated this 3RP day of. June, 2022.  Duffetw Marion County Hearings Officer  Jikl F.. Foster  Page 9  ZC22-003 - ORDER 36th Street Property, LLC    CERTIFICATE OF MAILING  Ihereby certify that Is served the foregoing order on the following persons:  Mark Shipman SAALFELD GRIGGS PO Box 470 Salem, OR97308  Agencies Notified: Area Advisory Committee 2 (Via email: denk@wvi.com) Friends of Marion County (Via email: rkaye2@gmdil.com) 1000 Friends ofOregon (Via email: permlls@riends.org Assessor (Via email: SESPICCAINgOGIR, Surveyors' office (Via email: neiQeamrones, Fire district Sublimity (Via email: hme@mblmin/rscom, (Via email: w5ladmQwv.com, School district N. Santiam Via email: dygarlner@nsattiamXZOnus, Building Inspection Septic (Via email: MmgcAngoNC, Planning Division (Via email: breich@comeriononsy (Via email: Aing@comr/ononisy Code Enforcement (Via email: solln@-o.meronons (Via email: dMor@c.meronory Building Inspection (Via email: PWollermen@co.marion.orus) (Via email: halhich@c.murlonorsy PWI Engineering (Via email: aseCaNTONGy PWLDEP (Via email: ep@congronaris, DLCD (Via email: lonvotc@saeots, (Via email: Amerin@salconu (Via email: lcmehangsucanun  By mailing to them copies thereof. If further certify thats said copies were placed ins sealed envelopes addressed as noted above, that said copies were depositedi int the United States Post Office at Salem, Oregon, on the. 3125 day of. June, 2022 and that the postage thereon was prepaid.  Administrative Assistant Officer As Hearings    Exhibit B  IGLU  IG  IGLU  SALEM  2W18B001000  KASHMIRI WY  UT-10  ZONING MAP Input Taxlot(s): 082W/18B001000 Owner Name: KRAFT, RICHARD Situs Address: 5144: 36THAVE SE City/StatelZip: SALEM, OR, 97317 Land Use Zone: UT-10 School District: SALEM-KEIZER Fire District: TURNER Marion Counly Planning, 503-588-5038  Legend EZA Input Taxlots Lakes &F Rivers N  Highways Cities  Marion, county  DISCLAIMER: This map was produced from Marion County Assessor's geographic database. This database is mainlained for assessment purposes only. The data provided hereon may bei inaccurate or outo of date and any person or entity whor relies on this information for any purpose whatsoever does so solely ath his or her own risk. Inno way does Marion Counly warrant the accuracy, reliability. scale or timeliness of any data  scale:1 1in=252ft providedont thisn map.  March 14, 2022