1<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> 2<html> 3<head> 4<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 5<meta name="Author" content="Dan"> 6<meta name="GENERATOR" content="Mozilla/4.8 [en] (Win98; U) [Netscape]"> 7<meta name="KeyWords" content="repeaters, repeaters, ham radio, WA7ABU, communications, emergency communications, swapnet, ARES, SARC,"> 8<title>Marion Co. Tower Building Regulations</title> 9</head> 10<body text="#000000" link="#FF0000" vlink="#0066FF" alink="#FF0000"> 11 12 13<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" TOPMARGIN="5"> 14 15<center> 16<h1> 17<b><font color="#FF0000"><font size=+3>Marion Co. Tower Building Regulations</font></font></b></h1></center> 18<p> 19<center><table BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 COLS=3 WIDTH="100%" BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" > 20<tr> 21<td ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH="33%"> 22<center><img SRC="images/tower.gif" ALT="May our towers be so tall that you can't see the antennas." width="100" height="100"></center> 23</td> 24 25<td ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH="33%"> 26<center><img SRC="images/tower.gif" ALT="May our towers be so tall that you can't see the antennas." width="100" height="100"></center> 27</td> 28 29<td ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH="33%"> 30<center><img SRC="images/tower.gif" ALT="May our towers be so tall that you can't see the antennas." width="100" height="100"></center> 31</td> 32</tr> 33</table></center> 34<p> 35Provided by K7VV, Vince: 36<p> 37 38<font size=+1><font color="#000000"> 39 40NOTE: The following does NOT mean that you dont need to have a building permit. You SHOULD go to the building permit people and work that out. They MAY wave the permitting process, but they may not. So far as I know the City of Salem has made some more restrictions over the County regulations. A foundation permit will likely be required. 41<p> 42 43<b> 44<hr NOSHADE COLOR="#FF0000" SIZE="5"> 45Oregon Revised Statute 221.295: 46<p> 47 48See http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/221.html 49<p> 50 51221.295 Ordinances regulating placement or height of radio antennas. Notwithstanding ORS chapters 215 and 227, a city or county ordinance based on health, safety or aesthetic considerations that regulates the placement, screening or height of the antennas or antenna support structures of amateur radio operators must reasonably accommodate amateur radio communications and must represent the minimum practicable regulation necessary to accomplish the purpose of the city or county. However, a city or county may not restrict antennas or antenna support structures of amateur radio operators to heights of 70 feet or lower unless the restriction is necessary to achieve a clearly defined health, safety or aesthetic objective of the city or county. [1999 c.507 §1] 52<p><p> 53<b> 54<hr NOSHADE COLOR="#FF0000" SIZE="5"> 55 56Marion County Zoning: 57<p> 58 59See: http://www.co.marion.or.us/PW/Planning/zoning/ruralzoning/ 60<p> 61 62<br>126.020 PERMITTED SECONDARY AND ACCESSORY STRUCTURES AND USES. The following secondary and accessory uses and structures shall be permitted on a lot or parcel with a primary use and are subject to the limitations and requirements in Chapters 110, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 118, 120, 121, and the requirements in any applicable overlay zone: 63 64<b><p>(a) The following accessory structures and uses are permitted on a lot in any zone in conjunction with a permitted dwelling unit or mobile home: 65 66<font color="#808080"> 67 68<br>(1) Decks and patios (open, covered, or enclosed); 69 70<br>(2) Storage building for: firewood, equipment used in conjunction with dwelling and yard maintenance; personal property (except vehicles) not in conjunction with any commercial or industrial business other than a home occupation; 71 72<br>(3) Vegetable gardens, orchards and crop cultivation for personal use, including greenhouses. No sale of produce is permitted. 73 74<br>(4) Sauna; 75 76<br>(5) Hobby shop; 77 78<br>(6) Shelter for pets; 79 80<br>(7) Fallout shelters; 81 82<br>(8) Swimming pools and hot tubs; 83 84<br>(9) Guest facilities not in a primary dwelling unit provided: 85 86<br>(A) Only one guest facility is allowed per contiguous property ownership; and 87 88<br>(B) Total combined maximum floor area shall not exceed 600 square feet, including all levels and basement floor areas; and 89 90<br>(C) No kitchen facilities are allowed, including no refrigerator or freezer, stove, oven, or other cooking facilities; and 91 92<br>(D) All water, sewer, electricity and natural gas services for the guest facility shall be extended from the primary dwelling services; no separate meters for the guest facility shall be allowed; and 93 94<br>(E) The guest facility shall be located within 100 feet of the primary use dwelling on the same property measured from the closest portion of each structure; and 95 96<br>(F) The guest facility shall use the same septic system as the primary use dwelling, except when a separate system is required by the Building Inspection Division due to site constraints, or failure of the existing system, or where the size or condition of the existing system precludes its use, additional drain lines may be added to an existing system, when appropriate; and 97 98<br>(G) The guest facility shall not be occupied as a dwelling unit; and 99 100<br>(H) The guest facility shall not have an address. 101 102<br>(10) Rooming or boarding of up to 2 persons in a dwelling unit; 103 104<br>(11) Pets, provided a conditional use permit is required in the RS and AR zones if there are more than 10 mammals over 4 months old. No birds or furbearing animals, other than pets, and no live stock, poultry, or beekeeping are permitted in RS zones. 105 106<br>(12) One recreational vehicle space subject to the requirements in Section 12
1066.040; 107 108<br>(13) Additional kitchens in a dwelling unit provided all kitchens in the dwelling unit are used by only one family; 109 110<br>(14) Offering to sell 5 or less vehicles owned by the occupants of the dwelling unit in any calendar year; 111 112<br>(15) Garages and carports for covered vehicle parking; 113 114<br>(16) Child foster home; 115 116<br>(17) Sleeping quarters for domestic employees of the resident of the dwelling unit or mobile home; 117 118<br>(18) Bed and Breakfast establishments in AR zones provided they do not include more than 4 lodging rooms and may employ no more than two persons (person includes volunteers, non-resident employee, partner or any other person). 119 120 121<font color="#808080"> 122 123 124<br><strong><i>(19) Ham radio facilities.</strong></i> 125<br> 126<br> 127 128<hr NOSHADE COLOR="#FF0000" SIZE="5"> 129<br> 130<br> 131<center><i><font color="#FF0000"><font size=+1><b>This page is kept current, but is not to be considered legal advise. 132<br>Please don't go through the permit process without consulting local hams as such permits may affect us all through legal precedents. 133<br> 134<br> 135<i><font size=-1>by</font> <font face="AmeriGarmnd BT">WA7ABU January 7, 2014</center></font></i> 136<br> 137</body> 138</html> 139<!-- Localized -->
Line numbers count LF bytes from the start of the resource, as the search results do. Vendor segments are library code the classifier recognised; they are stored but not indexed. Bytes are shown as Latin1 characters, one per byte.