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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, OREGON SPRINGFIELD
225 FIFTH STREET
DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS I I kb SPRINGFIELD,OR 97477
OREGON
PHONE 54t 726.3753
FAX:541.726-3676
WARNING CITATION
DATE ISSUED: January 7, 2013 CASE#: COD13-10
NAME: Sharon and George Bayn Tenant
6275 Battle Creek Road 1886 L Street
Salem, OR 97301 Springfield, OR 97477
LOCATION OF VIOLATION: 1886 L Street, Springfield, OR 97477
SPECIFIC VIOLATION: SPECIFIC VIOLATION:
• Section 5.002(1)(4)(10); 4.410&4.416 of the Springfield City Code. Improper storage and removal of dead organic matter and
debris. Used materials. Stored, damaged and/or inoperable vehicles. Section 3.2-210 of the Springfield Development Code.
The City of Springfield received a complaint about the use of a recreational vehicle(s).
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REQUIRED CORRECTION:
• Because the improper storage and disposition of waste creates a potentially serious public health hazard, dead organic matter
and debris must be stored in covered leak proof containers and be removed a minimum of once every seven (7)days.
• All used materials must be stored within a legally permitted building. •
• Parking, storing, leaving or permitting the parking or storing of any licensed or unlicensed motor vehicle that is in a rusted,
wrecked, partially dismantled,inoperative or abandoned condition,whether attended or not, or any destruction derby vehicles
or race cars of any kind, upon any public or private property within the city, unless completely enclosed within a legally
permitted building that is wholly or entirely enclosed except for doors for use for ingress and egress or unless it is in
connection with a business enterprise, lawfully licensed by the city,and properly operated in the appropriate business zone,
pursuant to the zoning laws of the city. Nothing herein shall prohibit the storage of one vehicle not in violation of other
provisions of this code, where it is screened from public view within a legally permitted building or behind a six foot solid fence
—provided there are no 2nd story windows adjacent to this property. Nothing herein shall prohibit the parking or storing of a
licensed, operable, legally parked, recreational vehicle. The opposite of a stored vehicle is a vehicle which is licensed, insured
and coming and going on a regular basis.
• Because any use of a recreational vehicle is prohibited all use of the recreational vehicle must cease. It is permitted to store
your recreational vehicle on your property, as you would a boat, however, it cannot be used as an extra room. Immediately
cease use of the recreational vehicle and remove any and all utilities which have been connected to the unit.
The only provision for use of an RV outside of an RV park is with an approved Emergency Medical Hardship Application. Contact
Springfield Planning staff if you want to pursue the use of an RV as through the Emergency Medical Hardship application process.
Planning staff can be reached between 8am-noon or 1-3pm, Monday-Friday by calling 541-726-3753 or visiting the Development
Services Department.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. If you wish to discuss the violation, or the required correction, Code Enforcement staff can
be reached by calling 541-726-3659 or 541-726-3680. Voice mail is available for messages throughout the day. Email can be sent to
www.imurdoch(dvispringfield-or.gov or www.cmott(@springfield-or.gov.
POTENTIAL SCHEDULED FORFEITURE: $500.00 first offense/$1,000.00 second offense. Each day a violation continues constitutes
a separate offense.
IF COMPLIANCE IS NOT ACHIEVED WITHIN SEVEN (7) DAYS OF THE DAT OF HIS WARNING,A CIVIL INFRACTION
CITATION WILL BE ISSUED. 13
copy: Liz Miller;Tara Jones-Planning Date Received:
Planner: LM
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