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Home My WebLink AboutApplication APPLICANT 12/24/2009 :City of Springfield Development Services Departlllent 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OR 97477 Drinking Water Protection Overlay District Development . -. Applicant Name: Konrad Hyle for Icompany: Verizon Wireless IAddress: '5430 NE 122nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97230 I-"""_~, i"=... .-;r.;."". '<..iI'"._",' ~!I_", <",,;;:;',,- '.'if'!., -j, .""'-..-.,. j!'-'j< " ""''',e'... IAPPlicant's Rep.: Konrad Hvle Icompany: Technology Associates International Corvoration b~~~_~~~;'"C<'~'''''b,\~.~18 ~w;:nd ;~VE portl~~d O~.972:4_""_""",, '.oF;; ,,""'. ,,,.,,;,"'. _ I Property Owner': Contact: JetTNelson I Company: city of Springfield, Springfield Utility Board IAddress: 1,""__, "",;",_ Y.:." .3,'-.._ I .,' I TAX LOT ASSESSOR S MAP NO: 17-03-22 "-'LV...... I Property Address:: 3365 Game Fann Road, Springfield ISize of Property: 2.32 I~" '''~_~_'' '-Jr-",. -. _,_" .,.." ' ~._>,-_- ".e.",,, ,....>~.:u '.'i ~ IZoning: Medium Density Residential (MDR) I Existing Use: Springfield Utility Board substation I Description of IF you are Filling in this form by hand, please attach your proposal description to this application. Proposal: Installation ofa new 65' Wireless Communication Facility and associated ,ground equipment. I ~hone I Fax: 541-746-8451 ~~j;,~ 1 I I I , ~50 A ~treet;_ ~pringtield, <;>R _ : .,~.. ~o.:."J ''On'. ""'~ ~";-- ,.j> ~ ..,..,...., ,.~,,.,. ::::-....- 904 Acres [2<;] Square Feet 0 .- ~".. -, ,;, ~c.., ......-. "'-.i""'.,c . 1:,,,.. "'-_'.".. ..j" ,I I I I . -. -. . ..- . ,-- Associated Cases: ',D\2C2C()Q-QllD5Dj DRC2b{fj - aXf5 ( Icase No.: bp.c iO-otl-frOQ~ I Date: 19-Idd-IOQ I Reviewed by: 1>k.- IAPPlication Fee: $ IO'J.-O.0D I Technical Fee: ~ 51. (JD I Postage Fee: $0 !~~~~';!!~.~:o~~i~II,."g~'M' .",e'c~,~.,..,.,,,",",,,",".J..~~~~~,,,~~~f_~ .?~~:ooo~j~~.:.,: Date Received: ,- -- DEe 2 ~ 2009 Original Submittal Revised 1(15(09 ddk ~ of 5 Signatures The unde~signed acknowledges that the information in this application is correct and accurate. Applicant: ~ Signature = Konrad' Hyle TAlC for Verizon Wireless Print ~J Ii Date: 12/16/2009 If the applicant is not the owner/ the owner hereby grants permission for the applicant to act in his/her behalf. - Owner: Date: Signature Jeff Nelson, Springfield Utility Board Print 08(3 fJ- T'fAU/gtJ Revised 1/15/09 ddk , 2 of 5 Signatures; \ Applicant: ~~.e. Uc,n',.o.~r,5, ;9,' _ n je,d_,: aCk'now;e~g,:,o .""~' \'" '""'~"oo"'." .w"",,.., _'00__ ~~ ~ - Da,te: '12/16/2009 ,Signature . - .-.-,. ,"." '~~nEall'Hv,le,-AI<: fo..rVerizpn Wireless :Pcrint '1(.the:applitarit'ls.not ttle o~'iner/thEfownei-'hereby grants ~~jS.5jo~:j1f!>r-t.tJ~.;~~p\icant to act in his/her behalf. I Owner:' .lill/~.'< . '~(;:.lfftg .. \ JetfNeiioh~Springfield. Utili!)', Boam ,F>>~int Dat,e,:. tiV/liD/01 Revised lit 5/09 ddk . 2 of 5 DWP Overlay District Development Submittal Requirements Checklist NOTE: If you feel an item does not apply, please state the reason why and attach the explanation to this form. [2<;] [2<;] [2<;] [2<;] ,~ ~ Submitted Concurrently with Site Plan Review or Minimum Development Standards I applications, where applicable, , I Application Fee - refer to the Development Code Fee Schedule for the appropriate fee , calculation formula. A copy of the fee schedule is available at the Development Services Department. The applicable application, technology, and postage fees are collected at the time of complete application submittal. ' DWP Overlay District Development Application Form Copy of the Deed Copy of a Preliminary Title Report issued within the past 30 days documenting ownership and listing all encumbrances, Narrative explaining the proposal and any additional information that may have a bearing in determining the action to be taken, including findings demonstrating compliance with the Standards for Hazardous Materials within Time of Travel Zones (TOTZ) listed in SDC 3.3~235. NOTE: Before the Director can approve a DWP Overlay District Development request, information submitted by the applicant must adequately support the request. All of the Standards for Hazardous Materials within TOTZ must be addressed. Incomplete applications, 'as well as insufficient or unclear data, will delay the application review process and may result in denial. In certain circumstances, it is advisable to hire a professional planner or land use attorney to prepare the required findings. [2<;] Three (3) Copies of a Plot Plan reduced to 8 '12" by 11" outlining the applicable TOTZ boundaries in relationship to the property boundaries [2<;] Three (3) Copies of the Following: NAD Use of hazardous materials that pose a risk to groundwater that existed on the property prior to May 15, 2000, if applicable [2<;] Hazardous Material Inventory Statement and Material Safety Data Sheet for all materials entered on the Statement. Hazardous material weights shall be converted 'to volume measurement for purposes of determining amounts (i.e. 10 pounds shall be! considered equal to one gallon) , NAD List of chemicals to be monitored through the analysis of groundwater samples and a monitoring schedule if groundwater monitoring is anticipated to be required NAD Detailed description of the activities conducted at the facility that involve the storage,handling, treatment, use, or production of hazardous materials in aggregate quantities greater than 500 gallons [2<;] Description of the primary and any secondary containment devices proposed, and, if, applicable, clearly identified as to whether the devices will drain to the sanitary sewer or stormwater system Revised 1/15/09 ddk 4 of 5 [2<;] Proposed Hazardous Material Management Plan for the facility that indicates procedures to be followed to prevent, control, collect, and dispose of any unauthorized release of a hazardous material [2<;] Description of the procedures for inspection and maintenance of containment devices , I and emergency equipment , NAD Description of the plan for disposition of unused hazardous materials or hazardous material waste products over the maximum allowable amounts, including the type o~ , transportation and proposed routes Revised 1/15/09 ddk 5 of 5 225 Fifth Street Springfield, Oregon 97477 541-726-3759 Phone . 'y of Springfield Official Receipt uevelopment Services Department Public Works Department RECEIPT #: 3200900000000000833 Date: 12/23/2009 2:15:13PM Paid By TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL CORP Item Total: Check Number Authorization Received By Batch Number Number How Received Amount Due 1,020,00 51.00 $1,071.00 Job/Journal Number DRC2009-00052 DRC2009-00052 Description CTY Drinking Water Protection + 5% Technology Fee Payments: Type of Payrnent Check Amount Paid ddk 2197 By Mail $1,07100 Payment Total: $1,071.00 i,;j:"",} . ~~'. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal cRecclml Page I of I 12/23/2009 CITY OF SPRINGFIELD VICINITY MAP DRC2009-00052 3365 Game Farm Road GARt::lJNAlWAY \ l l SITE Map 17-03-22-00 Tax Lot 904 North 1 ~ + :!' ], j' ~ ~.~ [I I r l/lI II I ~~L~'~ I f ~ ( I Gl ~... 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C, 0.".,., C"'''.d'. ..,"MOO" ~, "/06/00 - - . ~.. EUG BALDY VIEW p",,"El. "-OJ-..-4)-ooo<l' ):)6~ """[ ..... ...... SPRIHCl'itUI. 00 91<1' OVERALL SITE PLAN A1.0 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal , ~'. venmgwireless Technology "Associates tntetnlll(oniill (;orporrUicn VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY USE, SITE PLAN REVIEW AND DRINKING WA TER PROTECTION OVERLA Y . for EVG Baldy View Submitted to the City of Springfield Planning Departme11l November 21, 2009 L GENERAL INFORMATION Landowner: City of Springfield 250 'A' Street, Springfield, OR Applicant: Verizon Wireless Konrad Hyle for Heather Campbell d .' 5430 NE 122" Avenue; Portland, OR 97230 Agent: Tax ID Number: Konrad Hyle, Technology Associates International Corporation 15618 SW 72nd Avenue. Portland OR 97224 Tel: 503-522-0634 17-03-22-00-00904,2.32 Acres2 Medium Density Residential (MDR) 3365 Game Farm Road, Springfield, OR 97477 Springfield Utility Board power substation. Current Zoning: Address of Project: Current Use: . IL PROPOSAL A. Project Description Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC d/b/a Verizon Wireless,' is requesting approval to install a wireless communication facility (WCF) on private residential land located in Springfield, OR. The applicant is proposing to establish a WCF within a 40' x 30' fenced area consisting of a 65-foot monopole with antennas flush mounted at two levels (55' and 65') on the pole and a 12' x 26' pre- fabricated equipment shelter. The enclosure will be surfaced with gravel, with all plant materials removed. The lease area will be surrounded by a six-foot cyclone fence and three strands of barbed wire for security purposes. The fenced area will be surrounded by a new landscape buffer and will be accessed by an existing drive off Game Farm Road'. Great care and expense has been taken by the applicant, Verizon' Wireless, to design the facility to meet or exceed all applicable Code Criteria, and mil)imize the perceived ~isual impact of this site4. ' . ,~,.2 'See,: Title' Report, Deed & Assessors plat map wlsite location, aI/ached as Exhibit 1, , 3 See, Architectural Drawings, attached as Exhibit 2.,' . 4 See, Photo, simulations, attached as Exhibit 3. '''.' ., " Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 : . .-,,'. ~ . j- I - .' _.... _'~,5}i'llli'd""j:~~t.R.l Original Submittol VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY AI'J'j(OVAL - CITY OF SPRINGFiELD EUG ~ BALDY VIEW Page 2 B. System Information Verizon Wireless is upgrading and expanding its physical system network throughout Oregon. Upon completion of this update, Verizon Wireless will operate a state of the art digital network of wireless communication sites throughout Oregon, and in connection with other nationwide Verizon Wireless market areas. Technology Associates International Corporation (TAlC) is responsible for the development and redevelopment of many of the Verizon Wireless sites and provides a broad range of professional services; including program management, land use planning, site acquisition, construction management, and technical services. TAlC, on behalf of Verizon Wireless, has submitted this application. The need for specific service is determined by market demand, capacity requirements for a specific geographic area, and the need to provide continuous coverage from one site to another in a particular geographic region. Once the need for additional capacity or enhanced coverage in a particular area has been established,Verizon Wireless Radio Frequency (RF) engineers identify a target area ("search ring") to locate a new facility. The required site location and antenna height is determined by an engineering study'- This study evaluates radio signal propagation over the desired coverage area based on topography, geographic features and possible signal attenuation due to seasonal changes in vegetation. It is desirable to have direct line of sight from the base station antennas to the required coverage objectives. This proposed development would allow Verizon Wireless to continue to provide the needed service to the City of Springfield and surrounding area. It is crucial for Verizon Wireless to have adequate coverage in'this area in order to serve customers in compliance with its FCC license regulations. C. Network Overview Since their introduction, wireless telecommunications systems have proved to be an invaluable communications tool in the event of emergencies (traffic accidents, fires, etc.) and natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, etc.) where normal land line communications are often disrupted, overlooked, or inaccessible during and after an event has occurred. This service and similar technology are utilized by numerous governmental and quasi-governmental agencies that provide emergency service. Wireless telecommunications systems, including cellular telephones, have also proved to be invaluable tools in business communications and everyday personal use. In this sense, wireless telecommunications system networks have proved to be desirable in the i'!terest of public convenience, health, safety, and welfare. Wireless communication is' accomplished by linking a network of radio wave transmitting devices such as portable and car phones, to the conventional telephone system through a series of short- range, contiguous cells. Similar to a honeycomb pattern, a wireless system is composed of many neighboring and interconnecting cells called, "cell sites," covering specific geographical areas. Each cell site contains transmitting/receiving antennas and radio transmitting equipment. As a customer enters one cell and exits another, the call is transferred between the cells by a computer at the main switch station. Calls are transmitted or received on, a cell phone, PDA or other wireless devices as each cell site share a fixed number of frequencies on the network grid. A caller may initiate a call .' :,,:;. ;}~e, ,t~tt~~ ~~;T;RF Engineer, Mark Tuttle, attached as Exhibit 4. This document details the eB~ntean~~g~lM~: " coyerage from the site proposed herein and altemate'locations that were rejected. Areas shown in red through yellow .j;i;;dic'at~ j.d~~i cpverage; green through dark blue is unacceptable coverage as it is weak and degrade~EC 2 4 2009 ~."" I'; !I Original Submittal VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRET!ONARY Ap/'ROVAL - City OF SPRINGFIELD EUG - BALD}" !'IEW Page 3 from within the radius of one cell antenna, as the caller travels through the network, the call is transferred from one cell to the next, thus enabling continuous, uninterrupted transmission. Wireless technology operates on a line of sight, as such, the antennas must be mounted high enough to overcome challenges posed by local topography, existing vegetation, avoid interference with other wireless infrastructure, and surrounding structures/development. The distance between cell sites will normally range from Y:z mile to 9 miles, depending on the population density, consumer usage, existing vertical elements, and the geographical terrain. The required height for antennas is usually proportional to a combination of the distance each cell site can service and the customer demand within their sphere of influence. Typical placement for antennas is on freestanding towers, guyed towers, and lattice or self-support towers. Antennas can also be placed on rooftops, integrated into the building's architecture, and other building features if the structure has sufficient height to meetthe needs of the service area. Wireless facilities located throughout the service area are intended to provide seamless call coverage, capacity and quality to its network, The following are some of the basic types of cell sites: Coveraae sites serve to expand coverage in large areas or in areas with difficult terrain and to enhance coverage for portable systems. Coverage sites allow users to make and maintain calls as they travel between cells. CaDacitv sites serve to increase the capacity when surrounding sites have reached their practical channel limits. As the years pass, the number of subscribers increases exponentially creating a strain on the existing network. In order to alleviate this strain, capacity sites are implemented into the systems network to accommodate the increase in . customer demand. D. Site Information The subject property is zoned MDR and is currently utilized by the Springfield Utility Board for a power substation. The proposed lease area is vacant and near several evergreens that provide natural camouflage for the communications facility. The area will be surfacea with gravel, with minimal plant materials removed. Underground utilities will be run to the lease site and the existing driveway will be extended to the area, The surrounding area is a mixture of undeveloped parcels, residential homes, churches, medical care providers and commercial properties including the Sacred Heart Medical Center at River Bend. Unlike other land uses, which can be spatially determined through the General Plan or other land use plans, placement and implementation of wireless telecommunications facilities are based on technical requirements, which include service area, geographical elevations, alignment with neighboring sites and customer demand. Site selection within the rural or urban environment is dependent upon these requirements, as well as, the availability of property within the geographical area, and willing property owners who will allow the incorporation of an unmanned wireless telecommunications facility on their property. Wireless' tele~~mmu~ication facilities are built adjacent to and within all major land use categories including residential, commercial, industrial, open space, etc. proving to be compatible in a variety of situation's. Wireless facilities are unmanned, have no impact on existing circulation systems, generate no noise, odor, smoke.. or any other adverse impacts to adjacent /8lstEl~ceilieelis facilities will al!o\" .comm.~ters and residents within the coverage area wireless access to the rapidly expanding .~ommunications infrastructure by providing voice and data transmi!flEv le~ not Original Submittal VERlZON WIRELESS DISCREtiONARY ApPROVAL - en}' OF SPRINGFiELD EUG - BALDY VIEW Page 4 currently available by other systems. Wireless telecommunications facilities operate in full compliance with all state and federal regulations as provided by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, E. Federal Reaulations Verizon Wireless is a registered public utility, licensed and regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Verizon will comply with all FCC rules governing construction requirements, technical standards, interference protection, power and height limitations, and radio' frequency standards. In addition, the company will comply with all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) rules on site locations and operation. Power levels emitted by the transmitters to be used at the proposed cell site are considered low- powered. The license the applicant has received from the FCC limits each of the cell sites to 100- Watts Effected Radiated Power (ERP) or less. The equipment 4sed by the applicant will generate 100-Watts ERP or less and therefore complies with the FCC license requirements. Further, FCC regulation of radio transmissions mandates that the proposed facility shall not interfere with surrounding properties or their uses. The FCC has determined that the power levels emitted by wireless communications facilities (less than an average light bulb - 100 watts) is well below the minimum safety standards established for continuous exposure to Electro-Magnetic Fields (EMF). The extremely low output of power from the proposed facility, in conjunction with FCC regulation, will ensure there is no interference with surrounding properties electronic equipment, 2-way radio transmissions, computers, satellite antennas, televisions and telephone transmissions. F. Benefits to the Community. Wireless technology will provide many benefits to the residents, businesses, and motorists that travel or live near the proposed project site. These benefits include: . Quick access to 911 Emergency, even in remote regions, allowing motorists to summon emergency aid and report dangerous situations. . Support for emergency services by providing wireless communications access to paramedics, firefighters, and law enforcement agencies that use this technology. . A backup system to the land line telephone services in the event of power outages, natural or man-made disasters. . The ability to transmit data over the airwaves allowing for immediate access to vital information to emergency services. . Provide quality wireless communications including voice, paging, and digital data capabilities for email, facsimile and Internet access, . Enhance the communications systems of residents and business around the project coverage area. Date Received: DEe 2 ~ 2009 , .. . - .: -:" ~ 111 Original Submittal ,.:.1"1 . .; ~~l'!' I VERlZON WIRELESS DISCRfTlONARY ApPROVAL:- CiTY OF Sf'/UNGFfELD EUG - BALDY JlIHW , Page 5 III. ApPLICABLE CRITERIA -NARRA TIVE 5.9-120 Discretionarv Use Criteria Wireless telecommunications systems facilities requIring Discretionary Use approval are exempt from Subsections A.-C., above but shall comply with the approval criteria specified in Section 4.3-145,. 5.17 -100 Site Plan Review 5.17-105 Purpose and Applicability - Exceptions: Certain iwireless telecommunications systems facilities. See Section 4.3-145 for sitting standards and review process for applicable underlying zoning district. 3.3-235 DWP Overlav District Standards for tlazardous Materials within Time of Travel Zones ITOTZ) , The proposed facility is within the 5 year TOTZ boundary (see attached map). The proposed facility contains an em'ergency backup generator so this critical communication facility will have a power source in times of per failure or emergency. The proposed generator will be fueled by #2 diesel fuel which will be contained in an enclosed double walled with secondary containment tank inside a concrete shelter which will be placed upon a concrete slab. The maximum diesel fuel tank capacity is 250 gallons. . . Applications shall comply with the following standards. Where the following standards are more restrictive than the standards of the Springfield Fire Code, the following standards apply: A. Zero "to One Year TOTZ Standards. " Findina: Not applicable the property is in the 2-5 year TOTZ boundary. , , B. One to Five Year TOTZ Standards. 1. The storage,handling, treatment, use, application, or production or otherwise keeping on premises of more than 20 gallons of hazardous materials that pose a risk to groundwater in aggregate quantities not containing DNAPLs are allowed only upon compliance with containment and safety standards specified by the most recent Fire Code adopted by the City. . Date Received: '. ",Findina: "',,: . . ' . The facility will have a maximum of 250 gallons diesel fuel at any~ ~iIhJOD~he diesel f\!~! contains noDNAPLs. No DNAPLs will be contained within the propo~ed facility. The , . Original Submittal _ .t.,::! ''''''1'.' .';"''': VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY ApPROVAL - CITY OF SPRINGFlEI.D EUe - BALDY FlEW Page 6 diesel fuel (enly hazardeus material at facility) is allewed and is in cempliance with the centainment and safety standards specified by the mest recent fere Cede adepted by City - this criteria is met. 2. Unless exempted, all hazardous or ather materials that pase a risk to. graundwater shall be stared in areas with approved secondary containment in place (Springfield Fire Code 2702,1 and 2704.2.2), Findina: This facility and the fuel is exempt per cede hewever Directer may deem the material to. cemply. The diesel fuel will be stered within a secure cencrete sheer in additien to. having secendary containment at the belly tank under the generater- this criteria is met. 3. All new use af DNAPLs are prahibited. (Dense Nan-Aqueous Phase Liquids) Findina: No. Dense Nen-Aqueeus Phase Liquids are prepesed- this criteria is met. 4. Any change in the type af use ar an increase in maximum daily inventory quantity of any DNAPL is considered a new use and is prohibited. Findina: No. Dense Nen-Aqueeus Phase Liquids are prepesed- this criteria is met. 5. The following certain types af facilities ar changes in chemical use and/ar storage af hazardaus ar ather materials that pase a risk to. groundwater are prohibited: a. Hazardeus material product pipelines used to transport the hazardous material off of the tax lot where it is praduced ar used; Findina: No. pipelines er transpert ef any hazardeus material fer this facility - this criteria is met. b. Injection wells; Findina: No. injectien wells fer this facility - this criteria is met. 6. ReqUirements found in Springfield Fire Cade 2704,2.2.5 for a manitoring pragram and manitariQg: f!lett]od.~'!a detect hazardaus or other materials in the secondary cantainment system shall be met for all amaunts af hazardous materials that pase a risk to graundwater unless exempted. Date Received: ./ ..r'f1 I ' ,~:...; :j~":i' DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal VERlZON WIRELESS DISCRET}ONARr'ApPROVAI. - efT]' OF Sl'RINGFfJ:"l.JJ EUG - SA/,f)}' VIEW Page 7 Findina: This facility and the fuel is exempt per code; however Director may deem the material to comply. A monitoring program will be established if required by Director - this criteria is met. 7. The' follo.wing requirements for inspection and record keeping procedures for monthly in- house inspection and maintenance of containment and emergency equipment for all amounts of hazardous or other 'materials that pose a risk to groundwater shall be met unless exempted: Schedules and procedures for inspecting safety and monitoring and emergency equipment. The applicant shall develop and follow a written inspection procedure acceptable to the Director for inspecting the facility for events or practices which could lead to unauthorized discharges or hazardous materials. An inspection check sheet shall be developed to be used in conjunction with routine inspections. The check sheet shall provide for the date, time, and location of inspection; note problems and dates and times of corrective 'actions taken; and include the name of the inspector and the countersignature of the designated safety manager for the facility. Findina: This facility and the fuel is exempt per code; however Director may deem the material to comply. A record keeping and inspection program will be established if required by Director - this criteria is met. Also see attached Exhibit 13 Drinking Water Protection Overlay - submittal requirements. 4.3-145 Wireless Telecommunications Systems Facilities Code Section4.3-145 permits this type of development via a Type III revie0!j5rocess. TAlC on behalf of Verizon Wireless is submitting this narrative and Site Plans for reyiew by''lhe Planning Department pr!pr to application for a Building Permit. (, " The siting and review process for WTS facilities is based on the type of facility (monoDo/e, stealth design or collocation) and its proposed location in a Preferred Site (SHI, HI, LMI, QMO or PLO, , Districts), Acceptable Site (CC or CI Districts or BKMU Plan District) or Conditionallv Suitable Site (NC, MRC, GO, LOR, MDR and HOR Districts or MS, HD, HS, WG, FP, UF-10 or H Overlay Districts). A. The development review process for wireless telecommunications systems (WTS) faCilities is as follows: 1, , , Date Received: Building and Electrical Permits Only (Type I Review). DEe 2 4 2009 a. An attached WTS facility (existing structure, including collocation on cell tower) on a Preferred Site, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. Original Submittl:ll b. ' A detached WTS facility (monopole designed for collocation) on a Preferred Site, set back from all property lines a distance equal to or greater VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRHT/ONARY ApPROVAL - CITY OF SPRINGFIHLJ) EVe - BAUJY VIEW Page 8 than the height of the tower, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. c. A detached, stealth design WTS facility on a Preferred Site not abutting residential districts, observing all setback and height limits of the underlying zone, and all setback limits of the underlying zOlJe unless it is demonstrated that locating the proposed facility within the required setback area will take advantage of an existing natural or artificial feature to conceal the facility or minimize its visual impacts, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line itching/connection equipment. d. An attached WTS facility on an Acceptable Site, including equipment . shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line itching/connection equipment. ' e. A WTS facility, including antennas and switching/connection equipment to land lines, affixed to an existing utility pole, but no higher than 10 feet above the height of the pole. Findina: The site proposed herein does not comply with a Type I review as it is identified as a monopole within a Conditionally Suitable Site that exceeds the underlying zone height requirements. 2. Site Plan Review (Type II Review). In addition to Subsection 1. above, the following standa'rds apply: ";'~','" "", "ecei\led: ,. A detached, stealth design WTS facility on a Preferred Site, that abuts a t: ...... ' sidential district, but is not set back a distance equal to or greater than the height of t, e structure, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land [','-_' ~ '}', ;, 2009 _ " line switching/connection equipment, unless it is demonstrated that locating the E.[oposed facility within the required setback area will take advantage of an existing natural or artificial feature to conceal the facility or minimize its visual impacts. . ' " SubmittaL ~:.\ \';:!~.n::;\: . b. A detached, stealth design WTS facility on an Acceptable Site, observing all height limits of the underlying zone, and all setback limits of the underlying zone, unless it is demonstrated that locating the proposed facility within the required setback area will take advantage of an existing natural or artificial feature to conceal the facility or minimize its visual impacts, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. c. An attached WTS facility on a Conditionally Suitable Site, no higher than 10 feet above the existing structure, including equipment.shelters,'ouildin'gs"and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. , d:'" 'A detached~ 'stealth design WTS facility on a Conditionall; 'Suitable Site, observing all height limits of the underlying zone and all setback limits of.the , .hl,., .' .,' underlying zone, unless it is demonstrated that locating the proposed facility within the required setback area will take advantage of an existing natural or artificial , VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY ApPROVAL - Cl1T OF SI'R1NCFlELD EUG - BALI))' VIJiW Page 9 feature to conceal the facility or minimize its visual impacts, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. e. All detached WTS facilities, on any site, within 1,000 feet of an existing detached WTS facility. f. All detached WTS facilities 50 feet or taller, on any site, and not designed or intended for collocation. Findina: The site proposed herein does not comply with a Type II review as it is identified as a monopole within a Conditionally Suitable Site that exceeds the underlying zone height requirements. 3. Discretionary Approval (Type III Review). In addition to the standards specified in Subsections 1. and 2. above, the following standards also apply: a. All WTS facilities in the Willamette River Greenway Overlay District. Findina: The site proposed herein is not within the Willamette River Greenway Overlay District. b.AII WTS facilities that exceed the height limit of the underlying zoning district on any site, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection' equipment, unless height limit provisions are exempted elsewhere in this Code. Findina: The monopole proposed herein exceeds the 35' height limit of the underlying zone (MDR). c. All detached non-stealtl) design WTS facilities on any site abutting a residential district when the height of the structure exceeds the height limit of the residential district and the setback of the WTS facility is less than the height of the structure, including equipment shelters, buildings and cabinets housing WTS land line switching/connection equipment. Findina: The site proposed herein abuts a residential district (MDR) to the west, exceeds the 35: height limit; howe'tj~t~~~'f&i~er 80' from the lNel!t.property Ime. .' ....i .~I:,{" DEe 2 4 2009 I' , -, ..L~;Jl~ ~j".. . '''d,!.T Original submittal VERlZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY ApPROVAL - CITY OF Sl'IUNGFJEI.J) EUG - BAUJY VIEW Page 10 d. All detached WTS facilities on any site located within 1,000 feet of an existing WTS facility that was designed to accommodate multiple users and that has space available. Findina: There are no other sites located within 1,000 feet of the proposed site location. e. All detached WTS facilities located within Public Street or railroad rights-of- way where the actual location of the proposed WTS facility immediately abuts residential districts. Findina: The site proposed herein is not located within a Public Street or railroad right-of-way. 1. Lattice towers in any zoning district. Findina: A lattice tower is not being proposed. f. WTSfacilities in the Historic Overlay District subject to the applicable provisions of Section 3.3-900 and other Sections of this Code. Findina: The site proposed herein is not located with a Historic Overlay District. 4. Prohibited WTS Facilities. a. Any WTS facility, other than whip antennas and switching/connection equipment mounted on existing poles, in the Historic Overlay District. b. Any WTS facility in the public right-of-way that severely limits access to adjoining property, which limits public access or use of the sidewalk, or which constitutes a vision clearance violation. c. Any detached WTS facility taller than 150 feet above finished grade at the base .of the tower. i._4" ,,": ". "~,: " .~:' Findina:, ~; Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 ,III" -f"' ..._--... ", .i Original Submittal VERlZON WIRELESS DISCR!:'J'/ONARY ApPROVAL - City OF SPRINGFIELD EUG - BALDY VJI.iW Page II The site proposed herein is not located in the Historic Overlay District or within a public right-of-way and will not exceed 150 feet above finished grade. B. Standards for siting WTS facilities are as follows: 1. All WTS facilities shall observe minimum 10Uparcel size, 10Uparcel coverage, building height and building setback standards of the underlying zoning district unless specifically exempted or otherwise regulated by this Section. Underground facilities may encroach upon required yards or may be placed in appropriate easements. Findina: The site proposed meets or exceeds all standards. 2. All WTS facilities shall be landscaped at the base of towers/poles, and completely around equipment shelters. Lighting of towers shall be as required by the FAA All other lighting shall be deflected away from adjoining property. Findina:. The perimeter of the site will be landscaped as per page L 1.0 in the architectural drawings. A FAA determination is not required for a site of this height. Attached as Exhibif7 is the TOWAIR decision showing that the structure does notrequire registration. No lighting is required by FAA since registration not required. The applicant is not proposing any free standing lighting. The prefab equipment shelter has a small exterior attached security light (70 watts) that is shielded by the door canopy and is deflected from any adjoining property. Attached Exhibit 11- On Site Lighting Plan documentation. This criterion is satisfied. 3. Any WTS facility sited on, or designed with any of the following attributes shall first receive FCC approval, as specified in FCC Rules 1.1301 through 1.1319, as a condition of City approval, prior to construction: Wilderness Area; Wildlife Preserve; Endangered Species; Historic Site; Indian Religious Site; Flood Plain; Wetlands; High Intensity White Lights in Residential Neighborhoods; Excessive Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure. .') ~, ,J.:. . .":, Findina:. ' This criterion does not apply. '-'{ ", .. c. Application requirements for WTS facilities are as follows: 1'-;JJiI/IlJ"d. ',' . . , ,'I.." 1. WTS providers whose proposal conforms to the provisions of Subsection A.1., above requirin'g building arid electrical permits only shall submit the following information with the application for permits: Date Received: r:: ! 4 2009 _U...I._I J VERJZON WIRELESS DlSCRETJONARY ApPIlOVAJ. - CITY OF SPRINGF!H!./J EUG - BALDY VIEW Page /2 a. A copy of that portion of the lease agreement (or lease memo) with the property owner, that includes collocation provisions (where applicable), facility removal within 90 days of abandonment, and a bond to guarantee removal shall be submitted for review prior to development permit approval. Findina: A copy of the current lease is enclosed herein as Exhibit 5. The last paragraph of Section 8 of the Lease includes collocation provisions; and Section 14 of the lease address the removal of the facility within 90 days after abandonment. Section 37 allows for the Lessor (City of Springfield) to locate on the tower. A bond for tower removal is enclosed herein. (Exhibit 9) b. A signed statement from the applicant agreeing to allow collocation on the applicant's structure (where applicable). Findina: See attached collocation agreement letter signed by Verizon Wireless Pacific Northwest Real Estate Manager and A copy of the current lease is enclosed herein as Exhibit 5. The last paragraph of Section 8 of the Lease includes collocation provisions. . c. A map of the City showing the approximate geographic limits of the "cell" to be created by the facility. This map shall include the same information for all other facilities owned or operated by the applicant within the City, or extending within the City from a distant location, and any existing detached WTS facilities of another provider within 1,000 feet of the proposed site. Findina: See Exhibit 4, attached herein. d. An engineer's analysis/report of the recommended site location area for the proposed facility, If an existing structure approved for collocation is within the area recommended by the engineer's report, reasons for not collocating shall be provided demonstrating at least one of the following deficiencies: Date Received: m::c 2 4 2009 i. The structure is not of sufficient height to meet engineering requirements; , 'na\ suomittal- Orl9'" lL The structure is not of sufficient structural strength to accommodate the WTS facility; III. Electromagnetic interference for one or both WTS facilities will result from collocation; or ." , '. ~ -' ~'.:..'\. VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRETIONARY API'ROI/AL - CITY OF Sl'RINGFIHLlJ .EUG - SAWY Illl,W Page 13 iv. The radio frequency coverage objective cannot be adequately met Findina: ,See Exhibit 4, attached herein. There are no sites within the area that are available for collocation. e. A plot plan showing: the lease area; antellna structure; height above grade and setback.trom property lines; equipment shelters and setback from property lines; access; connection point with land line system; and all landscape areas intended to ,screen the WTS facility. 'Findina; ,See architectural drawings attached herein as Exhibit 2. 'f. The method of stealth design (where applicable). 'Findina: '.Not applicable. :, g. An engineer's statement that the RF emissions at grade, or at nearest i habitable space when attached to an existing structure complies with FCC rules for these emissions; the cumulative RF emissions if collocated. " :'Findina: "See NIER Report attached herein as Exhibit 6. " h. A description of the type of service offered (including, but not limited to: voice, 'data, video) and the consumer receiving equipment. ~, ':',11 .~' Findina: ',See NIER Report attached herein as Exhibit 6. ..:'1 ..' J. . Identification of the provider and backhaul provider, if different . ""':;: ,',1. , " ,;Findina: ';Qwest j. Provide the RF range in megaHertz and the wattage output of the equipment Date, Received: .Findina,;, i880 - 890 MHz 1965 -1970 MHz . 100 Watts 40 Watts DEe 2 4 2009 Total wattage = 140 Watts Original Submittal VERIZON WIRELESS DiSCRETIONARY AJ'PROVAL ~ ell'}' OF SPRINGFiELD Eve - BAU)Y Vn:w Page J 4 k. Provide the facilities maintenance schedule. Findina: Typical maintenance occurs once a month. I. Provide the zoning and Metro Plan designation of proposed site. Findina: Zoned: MDR Metro Plan: MDR m. Provide any required FAA determination. Findina: A FAA determination is not required for a site of this height. Attached as Exhibit 7 is the TOWAIR decision showing that the structure does not require registration. 2. WTS providers whose proposals conforms with the provisions of Subsection A.2., above requiring Site Plan Review approval shall submit, in addition to the requirements of Section 5.17-120, the following information. a. Items a. through d. and f. through m, in Subsection C.1., above. b. Photo simulations of the proposed WTS facility from the 4 cardinal compass points and/or abutting right-of-way, whichever provide the most accurate representation of the proposed facility from a variety of vantage points. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Findina: Photo simulations are attached herein as Exhibit 3. The distance from the nearest WTS facility and nearest collocation site. Original Submittal Findina: ,Based, on the FCC database, the closest WTS facility is 3.5 miles southwest owned and operated by Cingular; This site is too distant and is not a viable collocation location. 3. .: ,;.vyr3,pr?v~qe~s whose proposals conform with the provisions of Subsection A.3" , above requiring Discretionary Use approval shall submit the following information: a. Items 1-3 in Subsection C.2., above. b. Responses to the following Discretionary Use criteria: , VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRfrJONARY ApPROVAl. - CITY OF SI'JUNCiFJEU) EUG.- BALDY VIEW Page 15 i. An engineer's statement demonstrating the reasons why the WTS facility shall be located at the proposed site (including, but not limited to: service demands; topography dropped coverage); ii. An engineer's statement demonstrating the reasons why the WTS facility shall be constructed at the proposed height; and c, I!FindinQ: . :See Exhibit 4, attached herein. III. Verification of good faith efforts made to locate or design the proposed WTS facility to qualify for a less rigorous approval process (building permit or site plan approval). rFindina: 'No viable collocation facilities are located within 3 miles of the site proposed herein. The only structure within the area that is of sufficient height to meet :the coverage objectives is RiverBend Hospital. Peace Health was contacted to ;determine if there was any interest in a rooftop facility." The representative at ,Peace Health indicated that there was currently no interest in leasing space for a facility of this nature. The site proposed. herein is designed to provide the . 1; minimal impact on the surrounding area by proposing the minimal height 'necessary, by locating it near existing vertical elements and flush mounting the :antennas to the pole. ADDITIONAL NARRATIVE COMMENTS ADDRESSING CHECKLIST SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS: ' DISCRETIONARY USE - SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST 1, Application Fee $1071-a check attached. 2. Deed -,copy attached 3. Title report - attached 4, 8 Y, x 11 reduced copy site plan - attached 5. Narrative - see above ' ,- Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 SITE PLAN REVIEW - SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST 1. Application fee - check attached 2. Deed - copy attached 3. Title report - attached 4. Narrative - see above 5. ROW approach - NA not on ODOT frontage; using ex. driveway. .6. 3 copies of Stormwater management system and scoping sheet - NA see attached email from City engineer Matt Stouder. EXHIBIT 12 ' 7. Traffic Impact study - NA - 1 trip per month; no onsite employees unmanned facility 8. 18 copies of 11 x17 site plans folded - attached (includes required site assessment of ex conditions and site plan requirements as applicable, The following are not applicable due to the nature of the proposed facility: SITE ASSESMENT: watercourses (none affected), 100 - . -'-al aubll'ilt~1 .~l'~'" VERIZON WIRELESS DISCRE7'lONARY Al'l'NOVAL - CITY OF SI'RINGFJ/:'/,J) EUG - BALDY FlEW Page 16 yr floodplain - none on property, Time of travel zones - this is addressed in the attached Drinking Water Protection permit application. SITE PLAN: Parking spaces - none existing or proposed - unmanned facility., solar access-NA, loading and, vehicular & pedestrian circulation - NA unmanned facility, bicycle parking -NA for this use, transit facilities - NA for this use, open space etc - NA - none required, phased development plan - NA, IMPROVEMENT PLAN (all private none public) -street lighting - NA for this use, sidewalks etc - NA for the proposed use. GRADING PAVING & SWM PLAN - attached - per City engineer the scope of work only required these plans to show the proposed landscaping and sheet flow of drainage which is depicted on plans. ON-SITE LIGHTING PLAN - see attached EXHIBIT 11 On site lighting documentation. The prefab equipment shelter has a small exterior attached security light (70 watts) that is shielded by the door canopy and is deflected from any adjoining property. 9. Additional materials may be required: Multifamily-NA, Riparian protection -NA, Geo-technical report - attached. Overlay district - the property is within a well head drinking water protection overlay district -a separate concurrent application for the DWP permit is attached and addressed therein, tree removal - NA only 2 existing shrubs are proposed to be removed, wetland delineation - NA no wetlands on property, Federal or State permits - none required, Land & Drainage Alteration permit - to be submitted with Building Permit application. The amount of grading and excavation will be minimal 1500 sq ft area and apprx. 30 cubic yards excavation for foundation., Annexation application - NA within City limits. DWP OVERLAY DISTRICT - SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST -a Cl) > '8 Q) ~ Q) - ttI o 1. Submitted concurrent with Site Plan Review 2. application fee submitted -check attached 3. Copy of deed and Title report 4. Narrative - see above 5 3 copies 81/2 x 11 plot plan showing TOTZ and property - attached 6 Three copies of: ~ . a) Hazardous materials prior to 2000 - NA no record of any on property N <<l b) Hazardous Material Inventory Statement and Material Safety Data Sheet- attached ~,~, ,~ _RU-!st, of_ chemicals to be monitored - NA none proposed ' u .c' d)' Activities if over 500 gallons' - NA under 500 gallons maximum stored, \;g~ e) Description of primary and secondary containment - attached 'iij f) Hazardous Material Management Plan - attached '~g) Inspection & Maintenance procedures - attached. 8h), Plan fpr di,sposal of hazardous materials over maximum allowed - NA all used on site and will be under maximum allowable limits. ':; :,: ~ ;.~, ., IV. CONCLUSION Based on the information provided in and with this document the request of Verizon Wireless should be approved. The site proposed herein has been designed to have minimal impact on the'surrounding and abutting parcels and complies with the applicable criteria. Further, the proposal shall enhance basic community functions and provide an essential community service. All applicable approval criteria have been met. ~' . ven~wireless List of Exhibits Exhibit 1: Title Report & Deed (3 copies) Exhibit 2: Architectural Drawings - Site Plans, Survey, Grading Paving & Stormwater Plan, Landscape plan, and Elevation Exhibit 3: Photo Simulations Exhibit 4: Radio Frequency Engineer Letter Exhibit 5: Redacted Draft Lease Exhibit 6: NIER Exhibit 7: TOWAIR Determination Exhibit 8: Geotechnical Report Exhibit 9: Tower Removal Bond Exhibit 10: Property Owner Land Use Authorization Letter and verification of Ownership documentation Date Received: Exhibit 11 : On Site Lighting Plan documentation. DEe 2 4 2009 Exhibit 12: Stormwater exemption letter from City E_mwsubmittal Exhibit 13: Drinking Water Protection Overlay - submittal requirements (3 copies) Technology4tAssociates Internellon;1 CorporeUon EXHIBIT 1 . Fidelity National Title Insurance Company AMENDED - CORRECT LEGAL STATUS OF RECORD TITLE REPORT 800 Willamette Street, Suite 500, Eugene, OR 97401 (541)683-5422 FAX: (541)344-4534 ' November 9, 2009 TO: Technology Associates International Corp: 15618 SW 72nd Avenue Portland OR 97224 Title ,Number: 4609011834-FTEUG25 Regarding: Verizon Wireless Property Address: 3365 Game Farm Rd , Springfield, Oregon Lane October 8, 2009 County: DATED AS OF: PROPERTY We have searched our Tract Indices as to the following described real property: See Exhibit A Attached Hereto VESTING City of Springfield,' a munincipal corporation RECORDED INFORMATION Said property is subject to the following on record matter(s): 1. Restrictions; but omitting restrictions, it any, based upon race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, familial status, marital status, disability, handicap, national origin, ancestry, or source of income, as set forth in applicable state or federal laws, except to the extent that said restriction is permitted by applicable law, as sho'Yn on that certain plat Name of Plat: Land P'!rtition Plat No. 2002-P1627 Recording Date: December 10, 2002 Recording No: ' 2002-095796 Matters contained in that certain document 1 2. Entitled: Waiver of Time Limit on Consent to Annexation, an Addendum to the Consent to Annexation Document Dated: Recording Date: Recording No: October 13, 1997 October 17,1997 9771005 3, Reference is hereby made to said document for full particulars. Matters contained in that certain document Date Received: Entitled: Notice of Annexation Agreement DEe 2 4 2009 STATUS OF RECORD TITLE REPORT FDOR0546.rdw Original Submittpl AMENDED - CORRECT LEGAL STATUS OF RECORD TITLE REPORT (Continued) Dated: Recording Date: Recording No: October 13, 1997 October 17,1997 9771006 Reference is hereby made to said document for full particulars. 4. Matters contained in that certain document Entitled: Dated: Executed by: Recording Date' Recording No: Annexation Agreement June 7, 2001 City ot Springfield and Arlie & Company, an Oregon corporation June 8, 2001 2001-034714 Reference is hereby made to said document for tuli particulars. Assignment of Annexation Agreement Recording Date: December 31, 2001 Recording No: 2001-088566 Amendments to Peacehealth Annexation Agreement to Allow Issuance of Land and Drainage Alteration Permit Recording Date: October 8, 2003 Recording No: 2003-098507 5, Matters contained in that certain document Entitled: Dated: Executed by: Recording Date: Recording No: Improvement Agreement Including Notice of Potential Assessment Lien August 20, 2002 City ot Springfield August 29, 2002 2002-067274 Reterence i,s hereby made to said document for full particulars, END OF EXCEPTIONS A, Note' Property taxes for the fiscal year shown below (Cities & Towns Exemption) Fiscal Year: Levy, Code: Account No.: Map No.: STATUS OF RECORD TITLE REPORT FDOR0546,rdw 2008-2009 4-78 1693868 17 -03-22-00-00904 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Origi,nal SUbmittal AMENDED - CORRECT LEGAL STATUS OF RECORD TITLE REPORT (Continued) , , THIS REPORT 15:<10 BE UTILIZED FOR INFORMATION ONLY. Any use of this report as a basis for transferring, encumbering or foreclosing the real property described will require payment in an amount equivalent to applicable./itle insurance premium as required by the rating schedule on file with the Oregon Insurance Division, The liability for Fidelity National Title Insurance Company is limited to the addressee and shall not exceed the $200:00 paid hereunder. Ii Fidelity National Title Insurance Company Patty Smith Pattv. Sm ithaI> TitleGrouo, FNTG. COn} Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original submittal 5T A TU5 OF RECORD TITLE REPORT FDOR0546.rdw Order No.: 4609011834-FTEUG25 EXHIBIT "A" Parcel 2 of Land Partition Plat No, 2002-P1627, Filed December 10, 2002, County Surveyor's File No, 37813 and filed December 10, 2002, Reception No. 2002-095796, Lane County Deeds and Records, D~te Received: DEe 2 4 2009 FDOR0553.rdw Original Submittal 1p ~ I S.37241 '.:\ i ~\\ ~ \ I '" --S99';;;'OO-\l tt3J;er1~:;.,242':: \sl :;f~' sa~. SBSI.S6'OO"V . 1 000 ~. 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" AIoo r;.'.pliqg rho W,,""ly 3s.o faoI ~ ..Ublo c;o.i, V""" Road (Coumy Rood .No. 3). SUM of OrAslOll COINlIVofLarw-s:I. 1,~~~~~ll1tlbi,llll;l ~.lID""IlfMU[ylhallhl~ 1II11ln1lna'l11lD1 l'mIlUtd lot rSfITd III '9700T 171'11 2:51 2347R .... I.Mf\t~OFAClo\L~COtlll 1,.arM~a.... ... f)..;f.-l.2..(..)I 'CllM.I'/CIwIl , ."....~..u-.&:.... I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittpl , . ~.'~ ,. I! b.;' " . i':' . '. " :i lj ~j ,.... ~, J,f ~'.'~ " ~' ..... .\: " ,<.1\~;~: ! ;~..::....~~::~":~.' . ir~"\";.~ I. . rli;~i?'{:;~ . ",', '.. 'j~m'!- .~ :1:-:".1 .. ~rg~~~~' . ~;}t f-~:<:~:;t: r;:'..::.'~.'.:tl' , r:-.: ~'.~:, .' I .~ ~ I II ; DI~I.IOft e' Chler DapuLV Clerk L_ CeunLv De.... .nd R.cDl'''' ml.8ml4 l~nllIJl~ ~ !IIJ !J~ ~~~/~/~lle:l::::': RPR_ CnL=1 SLnooJ CASlIIER e7 sse.8I S18,ee Sll.8I I 4 After Recording, Return to: Lany Reed Arlie & Company 722 Counlly Club Road Eugene, Oregon 9740 I ANNEXATION AGREEMENT This Anneution Agreement ("Agreement'') is made between the City of Springfield, an Oregon mWlicipal corporation ("City") and Arlie & Company, an Oregon corporation ("Arlie"). RECITALS A, Arlie tlWl1S the pllI\lelsofland shown on the map attached as Exhibit I and legally described ill Exhibit 2 (the "Property"), These exhibits arc inc..'/M~,ed herein by reference. The Propeny is proximate to the jurisdictional limits of the City and is $Ubject to annexation by the Lane County Local GovemmClll Boundury Commission (UBoundaIy Commis5ion'') ftlllowing minor boundaIy change processes. B. Arlie wishes to annex the Property to me City and seeks support from the City for the IIIIDcxation before me BoundaIy Commission, The Springfield City Council bas adopted Resolution No, 01-28 conditionally supporting the lIIUIcution "based upon thc assumption that city staffbas Or will reach agreement with the property owner for the provision of key urban services and a Mastco- Plan pursuant to Springfield Development Code Article 37, satisfactory to the City staff, prior to the BoundaIy Commission public hearing on lhis lIIUIelUltion request." C, The Property is cWYlmlly designated as Medium Density Residential on the Metro Plan and Gateway Refinement Plan diagrams, Arlie shall develop the r ....~;i cOllllislent with a master plan ("Master Plan") to be approved by City WIder Article 37 of the Springfield Development Code ("SDC"). ' D. Annexation of the 1'__....;, l'lXjuires a showing under SDC 6.030(2) that the r ,~,,_ 'J can be provided the minimum level of key urban facilities and services as defined in Metro Plan Policy 71. p. II-B4. The provision oflhis level offacilitill5 and services will require extension of a sanitary sewer trwtk line including maintenance holes and stubs for lateral lines to provide sanitary sewer service to serve the F.-"-"J and colllltruction of ~ecl improvements and development of drainage and Slonn water quality facilities, The purpose of this Agreement is to memorialize agreements concerning the allocation of financial responsibility for public facilities and services for the Property and other users oflbe facilities, sufficient to meet the City's requirements for the provision of key utban serviees necessary for I1Il affinnativc City recommendation for the lIIUIcxalion request, Date Received: ANNEXATlON AGREEMENT. Page 1 DEe 2 4 2009 IIIlIIIIk Original Submittal J ~~~.:....::--- .QI!!. E. Under its adopted public facilitiesplllllS, the City plans to extend a 12 to 21 inch sanitmy sewe.- line from ils present end point On Game Farm Road into and through the F". ~ ,..; ("Sanital)' Sewer Project"), A description of this sanitary sewer pri:Jject is attached as Exhibit 3 and incorporated herein by reference, The cost of lhis improvement project is estimated to be $1,200,000, F. Under its adopted lranSpOrtlltion and public facilities plans, the City plans to construct an extension of Pioneer Parl<way, a minor arterial street as defined'in the Springfield Development Code, including streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, storm sewers, street lights, and street b'CCB through the Property to Belt Line Road ("Pioneer Parkway Project", A description oflhis transportation improvement is attached 8!1 EXhibit 4 and inco!1'orated herein by,. .:L ....:.i:e, The cost oflhis improvemenr, together with ilS improvement south oflbe Property, related L.~....;:on improvements and land lICQuisition, is now estimated to be $8,700,000, Q, In order to consttuct the Pioneer Parkway Project, the City needs to acquire additional right of way. Arlie is prepared to donate the right of way for the Pioneer Parlcway Project lying within the boundaries of the Property and within two iidjacent parcels to the r .~~~;) also owned by Arlie, A description ofthi: Pioneer Parkway Projl:ct right of way to be donated by Arlie to the City ("Right of Way Property'~ is attached as Exhibit 5 and in_...".~.~ herein by reference. H. Tn order to facilitate ordedy development ofthe Property and insure the provision of key urban services and meet the City's conditions for an affirmative recommendation for annexation to the BO\llldary Commission, and in exchange for Ibe obligations of the City., set forth below, Arlie shall: donate the Right-of-Way '7 ,~.....; to the City; contribute to the cost of the construction of the Sanilluy Sewer Proj eel; construct the storm water drainage and water quality management systems needed 10 serve the Property; contribute to the cost of construction of the Pioneer Parkway Project including streets, sidewalks, curbs, gullers, stonn sewers, streetlights, street trees, bike lanes, and intersection improvements; and contribute to the cost of public improvements located outside the boundaries of the P. _ .....J. These contributions are proportionate to the demands the development of the Property will place on key urban services including specifically Ibe need for the construction of Pioneer Parkway and the Sanital)' Sewer Project, as well as the anticipated benefits derived by the Property from these public improvements. I. Arlie shall receive sanitary sewer systems development charges credits for Arlie's contribution 10 the Sanitary Sewer Project and transportation systems development charge credits for Arlie's contribution to the construction of transportation improvements located outside the boundaries of the Property and the RightofWa)' P._. _. ;.. To the extent any heir, successor or assign of Arlie provides contribution to the Sanitary Sewer Project or the contribution to the construction of transportation improvements located outside thc boundaries of the Property and the Right of Way "':.v....;J, the heir, successor or assign shall receive equivalent systctndeveL~...~.._ ebarge credits in the smuc manner as Arlie. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 ANNEXA TJON AGREEMENT - Page 2 Original Submittal III' ~, ~ J. . Subject to City of Springfield Cornmon Council llPproval and the requirements of tIie Oregon Revised Statutes for the disposition of real property owned by the City, City Will convey to Arlie a parcel approximately two lICI'cs In size. A description of this property is attached as Exhibit 6 and incorporated herein by . .:... ...ce, The conveyance of the property described in Exhibit 6 is in partial consideration for Arlie's donation of the Right-of-Way Property. In the event that the City Council chooses not to convey the property described In Exhibit 6 to Arlie, the City of Springfield shall reduce the maximum amount of the Arlie oIDite contributions by $55;000. In the event that City Council approves said conveyance, the City of Springfield Will cooperate With Arlie in any qualification of the property excbange UDder section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, provided, however, that such cooperation shall be at no cost to the aty. K. The City bas analyzed and considered the likely financial impacts on the City of Springfield's municipal activities and operations of providing full urban services 10 the land designated as Medium Density Residential (MDR) in the Gateway anoa,east of Game Farm Road. The review by the City Council and the Lane Council of Governments' analysis, conducted in the fall of 2000, sbowed that the full MDR development would generate sufficient property taxes, ongoing fees, and staie shared ami local revenues to cover the annual and long-tenn operatiouo1 costs for the full range of urban services provided by the City. Development of the Property by Arlie likely would financially support at least its proportionate share of the total needed urban services. Now, therefore based on the foregoing Recitals which are specifically made a pan of this Agreement, the parties agree as follows: AGREEMENT I. Oblieations of Arlie. Consistent With the above recitals, Arlie agrees to perform the following obligations: 1.1. Donate the Right-of-Way Property for the Pioneer Pmkway Project located on the Property and adjacent lands owned by Arlie as more particularly described ami set forth in Exhibit 5; 1.2 Contribute $600,000 toward conslnlction of the SanilllfY Sewer Project as more particularly desedbed and set forth in Exhibit 3: 1.3 Contribute $2,750,000 toward conslr\lction of the Pioneer Parkway Project; 1.4 ConslrUct all stonnWlltcr conveyance and water quality facilities needed for service of its development as required in any Master Plan approval; 1,5 Contribute amounts not to exceed a total of $500,000 for conslr\lction of transportation improvements located outside of the boundaries of the Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT - Page3 DEe 2 4 2009 Orininal Submittpol .~. ,; Property, as more particularly required by individual approvals for developments on the F.y!,y.;,; and, 1.6 Seek and use its best business efforts to obtain Master Plan approval for development of the 7,~!,~;j as provided in paragraph 4 of this Agreement. 2, T~ of Arlie's Oblia:ations. The donation IIlld I;QDtributions by Arlie described in paragraph 1 of this Agreement shall occur in accordance with the following timetable: . 2,] Donation of the RighI of Way Property shall occur al the time. of final Master Plan approval, inllluding resolution of any appeals, or not later than two yelltll from the date of this Agreement whichever shall first occur; 2.2 Contribution of the $600,000 toward the construction of the Sanitary Sewer Projellt shall OC\l1lf at the time of Master Plan Approvali inllluding resolution of any appeals, or nollater than two years from the date of this Agreement, whichever shall first 0\l\lUr; 2.3 Contribution of $2,750,000 toward the construction of Pioneer Parlcway shall o<:c:ur not later than July I, 2003 or issuance of any building permit for development on the Property, whichever shall first occur; 2,4 ContributiOn not to exceed a total of $500,000 for constnu;tion of transportation improvements required by the City located outside of the property, shall OCCUr at the time of contnllU\ions toward these offsile improvements are required by tinal land use and developlllent approval of developlllents on the Property. It is understood that these contributions may occur in in=ents depending on the requirements of the specific development approvals. 2.5 In lieu oflbe contributions as specified in paragrapllll2,2, 2.3 and 2.5, the City shall ac:cept, at the time of the contribution obligation, sufficient security for payment of these obligations, such as perfonn&nce bonds, letters of credit, dedicated accounts or funds, penronal guat1UIteell, or mortgages. The City is not obligated to IICl,:cpt as substitute for payment any security that does not fully secure the obligation ofpaymenl in the judgment of the City, Arlie's ability to substitute security for the obligation ofpaymenl shall he extinguished at the time ofCily Council approval and award of a construction contract fOr the particular improvement for which the contnoulion is owed, i.e., the Pioneer Parkway Project and the Sanitaty Sewer Project. At that time Arlie shall make the payment toward the improvement ifit is otherwise owed. 2,6 The City may incOrpOOlte the obligations impoSed herein in any Master Plan, Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT - Page 4 DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal -:.:-.:...:..... .~ 3. Contn'butions and Svstem Develooment Cblltl!e Credits. The parties agr" that the contnbutiol) of $600,000 toward the SlIIIitary Sewer Project and $500,000 for the constroction oftraJulportation improvements located outside the boundaries of the Property shall receive system development charge credits under Springfield Municipal Code 3.416(2). The Cil}' of Springfield will review any otisite stonnwater improvements constructed by Arlie and if appropriate provide SDC credits for thal portion of the improvements which may be eligible for SDC credits. 4. Master Plan. Following annexation oflbe F._ro.:/, Arlie will apply for approval of a Master Plan for the Property under Article 37 of the Springfield Development Code. As provided by SDC 37.040. that Master Plan will contain provisions assuring that the proposed on-site llIId off-site public and private improvements are sufficient to accommodate the proposed phased development and any capacity requirements of public facilities plllJls. The Master Plan shall contain provisions for dedication and resoW'ce zoning of properly adjacent to the McKenzie River. Arlie will submit an application for Master Plan approval within one year from the date of annexation approval. The Master , Plan application and approval shall be consistent with the terms of this Agreement. The City ijhall not impose or approve exactions on the Property for transportation; sanitary sewer and offsite tnIJIsportation improvemenl5 through the Master PlllJl or thiougb local improvement district assessments for the Pioneer Parkwliy that exceed the obligations imposed UpOI1 Arlie by paragraph 1 ofthis Agreement and obligations to consb'llet local streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, storm sewers, streetlights, street IIee9 and sanitary SCWefs within the boundaries of the Property, 5. ObliJ1ations of City. Consistent with the above Recitals, City agrees to: 5.1 RccomD'lend and support annexation of the Property to the City of Springfield before the BoundllI)' Commission and participate in the defense of any appeal of a decision of the BoundaJy Commission lIIUlexing the Property to the City; 5.2 Assist Arlie in'the preparation of a Master Plan for the Property and funit the e)l;actions imposed IIDder the Master Plan or through local improvement district assessments for the Pioneer PllIkway for lTllIISJlOrtation and sanitary sewer improvements 10 the obligations imposed by this Agreement and the,construction of streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, stonn sewers, street lights, street trees and sanitary sewers within the boundaries of the Property; 5.3 Use good faith in the review and decision making on the MllStcr Plan for the Property; 5.4 Take all reasonable actions necessary to commence collS\nlCtion of the Pioneer Parkway Project 011 or before June I, 2005; Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT - Page 5 DEe 2 4 2009 Original submittal ~~ .~ S.S Subject to City of Springfield Common Councilapprov,a1 and the requirements of the Oregon Revised Statutes for the disjlQsition ofreal property owned by the City, convey to Arlie the parcel described in Exhibit 6, The conveyance of the property described in Exhibit 6 is in partial consideration for Arlie's donation of the Right-of-Way Property, In the event that the City Council fails to convey the property descrilled in Exhibit 6 to Arlie, the City of Springfield shall reduce the amount of the Arlie off site contribution specified in paragraph I.S oflhis Ag,.eemcnt by $55,000. In the event that City Council approves said __..'., Mice, the City of Springfield will cooperate with Arlie in any qualification of the property exchange under section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, provided, however, that such cooperation shall be at no cost to the City. This conveyance will occur al the lime of the conveyance to the City of the Right of Way Property under paragraph 2,1 of this Agreement. 6, "Constrnctiori of the Pioneer Parkwav Protect. The parties will explore the feasibility of private construction to City standards of all or portions of the Pioneer Parkway Project by Arlie lIS part of Arlie's consllUction ofstreet improvements to the Property. The City will hold a hearing to consider exempting the construction project from,the requirement of public bidding under ORS 279.0IS(2){3) if the City detennines: private consllUction would be in conformance with applicable roles and regulations attached to funding dollars used for the Project; private constrUction would be in conformance with Oregon Revised Statutes applicable to the C01lllttuction of such projects and public bidding requirements; and, if substantial cost savings would result and there would be no diminution of competition for public conttaclll. 7. Covenants R~ With the Land. II is the intention of the parties thllt the covenants herein shall mn with the !\yr"':" and shall be binding upon the heirs, executors, assigns, administrators, and successors of the parties hereto, and shall be construed to be a benefit and burdeit upon the Property. This Agreement shall be recoriled upon its execution in the Lane COUlIty Deed Records. This Agreemenl may be assigned by Arlie and shall benefit and burden any assigns Or successors in interest to Arlici:, Execution of this Agreement is a ....~__<Iition to the support of the City of Springfield for BDneltalion of the property described in Exhibit I for the City of Springfield. Accordingly, the City retains all rights for enforcement oflhis Agreement. .8. Waiver ofConstillltional RilZhts. Arlie waives llI1Y claim it might /ulve that the requirements of this Agreement create an lDIcons1itutional taking or condition to . development of the ''.v",'..;/. 9. Limitations on Develooment of the prooCJlV Follil)"in}! Annexation, Except as provided herein, no part of the Property may be developed prior to City approval of a Master PIWl as provided in paragraph 4 of this Agreement. In the event Arlie seeks Master Plan approval in good faith and that approval is delayed or withheld for a period longer than two years from the date oflhis Agreement, Arlie may develop the Property WIder the zoning existing al that future time, provided, however, that all obligations of Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT - Page 6 DEe 2 4 2009 Original ::;UOlIlllli:l' -~. .~ Arlie l:t forth in Section r of this agreemenl shall remain in full force and effect including specifically but not limited to.the donation ofland for Pioneer Parkway, the contribution of $600,000 toward the construction of the Sanitary Sewer Project, the contribution ,of $2,750,000 for construction of Pioneer Parkway Project, and the contributionof$500,OOO for consttuction of public improvements located outside the bOWldaries of the ,..",,-.J. No building pennit shall be issued for development of the Property until the obligations of Arlie to contribute $600,000 toward COnsll'UCtiOD oflbe SaniUlly Sewer Project and $2, 750,000 toward construction of the Pioneer Parkway Project have been paid or secured and donation of the Right of Way Property has oCCUlTed. 10. Mutual CooDernlion. Springfield IliId Arlie shllll endeavor to mutually cooperate with ciach other in implementing the various matters contained herein, 11, Exoeditious Anoroval Process, 11.1. If funding for staffing allows, the Springfield Development Services Department Director IDay expedite the proceIlS for all applications; and, ammge for coordination with agencies involved in the review and approval process for development of tile Property;, 11.2 In order to expedite the review process, Arlie concurrently may submit applicable land USe applications in a single application. 12, ,Waiver of Right to Remonstrance, Arlie agrees to sign any and all waivers, petitions, consents and all other documents necessary to obtain the Pioneer Parkway Project and SllIlitary Sewer Project on Or adjacent to the Property, under any Improvement Act Or prollCCding of the Stale of Oregon, Lane County or the City of Springfield and to waive all rights to remonstrate against these improvements. Arlie does not waive the right to prolest the amount or manner of spreading the assessment thereof, if the assessment appears to Arlie to be inequitable or operate \lO!airly upon the Property. Arlie waives any and all righliJ to file a written remonstrance againat these improvements. Arlie does not waive its.right to conunent upon any proposed local improvemenl district or any related matters orally or in writing, 13, Modification of Aereement, This Agreement may only be modified by a writing signed by both parties, 14. 'SCODe of Al!TCCItlent. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreemenl to the contrary: 14.1 This Agreement does not limit the authority of Lane County to impose assessments upon the Property for the improvement of Game F IImI Road or obligate the City 10 pay any such assessment; lIIUi . 14.2 This Agreement does not require the City to pay the costs of any offsite improvements required or desired by the Oregon DeplU'tment of Trans- Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT - Page 7 DEe 2 4 2009 :. :;,ifl8\ S",bl'R!~~~' \ .~:. .! portation (''ODOT'') in order to obtain approval or support by ooor for development on the Property, . 15, Invlllidirv. If any provision ofthisAgreeme:nt shall be deemed unenfurceable or invalid, such enforceability or invalidity shall not affect the enfurceability of validity of any other provision of the Agreement The validity, meaning, enforceability, and effect of the Agreement and the rights and liabiJjties of the parties hereto shall be determined in accordance with the law5 of the Slatc ofiliegon. ., i..... DATED this _ day of June, 2001. ARLIE & CO STATE OF OREGON ) ) 55. COUNTY OF LANE ) , The foregoing inlll1'llrnent was acknowledged before mC this"j~day of ]Wle, 2001, by9ta-,,-,-. ",4II.A.. 'd" the0~;.o... -I- _ of Arlie & COmpany, an Oregon ~~",",.';on, on behalfofth. corporation, ,-_---- OFFICIAL'SeAL' ......" PATRICIA A. BOLES " NOTA~V PUBLIC.QREGON COMMISSION NO. 327639 MY COMMISSION EXP'~ES SEPT. 30, 2003, -------.....;;:o.">'-~---- ' ~ ~.:<<. t\-~~C4. Not8IY Public fur Oregon My Commission Expires: ~30( 2.ao"3 DA TED this _ day of June, 2001. CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, OJU;GON By:\~\\jL4../C.~ ~ Its: {!.t1'l M ~(<~ ~ STATE OF OREGON ) ) ss. ) COUNTY OF LANE The fore,going instrument was acknowledged before me this7'l- day of JWle, 2001, by M't"1.<.. Q. A, '-'.00..... the .(!:;.~ IJ/v' ;~ftheCityofSpringfield, an Oregon municipal corporati.;;;:;rbehaifOi'iiii:1 COI])OI1ll/on. Date Received: ANNEXATION AGREEMENT. Page B DEe 2 4 2009 Oriainal Submittal -----~- ---,- - -;1 ~. OFFICIAl SEAL . '\ PATRICIA A. BOLES I. . NOTARV PUBUC-oAeaON. . COMM'SSION NO. 327639 , MY COMMISSIQN}~PJ!lES SEPl30. 2003,. ~~-.....-_."................' .--.- ., < IC.:I,&4SOB\DOIlO1\TJS\T~S_A2IlI)I, ANNEXATION AGREEMENT. Page 9 ~_ liI. ~,....~?_ \. ~u..... Notary Public for Oregon My Commission Expires:S-. r" _~o, 2. 00 '3 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal ..." EXHJB;IT I 15 00 V, ~<9 ',,;. , L"l't...." 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River Bend Park DescriptioD for ADDesolioD to the City Df Springfield Beginning at. point on the Westerly margin ot"BaldyViow Lane, (25,00 t"eer from, wbcn meOsured III right anglelto Lhe cOllterlinO), ,aid poinl be... South 26" 41' 37" East a dist"""" DC 981.42 fect arul South 89" 56' 00" West. dist8llCe of27.97 feel fi'olllth. Northeast comer ofth. '. Wolliam SIe.... Douation Land ClaiIII NUIIlbcr 46, IocalCd in Township 11 South, Rang" 3 Wo.., W.D4mttto Meridian; th.nce leavillg said Westerly margin and fIIllIIills South 89" 56' 00" Wesl porollcllo the north liIIe of said Donation LIIItd Claillla dist..,ce of 1893.91 fool 10 a point on the Easterly margin of Oamo Fonn Road (County Roed No. 3), (30.00 fect from, whe1l measured al riglll qlcs to tho centerline); thence leaving said parallollin. and running South 04" II' 56" East along ,aid Easterly ~. dlslatlc. of78,32li:ct and South 02' 54' 56" East. diat"""" of 1] 0,28 feet to a point on the North boundaty of that certain tract oHand conveyad t~ the Cicy of Sprinsfield by deed recorded April IS, 1977. Reel 84JR, Insb'lunent Number 7722SJ I, Lane County om.ia1 Records; thence ICa.ing ..id margin and runninll North 89' 56' 00" Eost poraJI.1 to the north lino of.aid Do...tion LlIIId Claim a dlslllllce of 415.4g feel to the Northeast comer of that propertyde...ibed in '151 said deed; th..... lo.ving said.pMaJleJ lino and1llMing Soulh 03" 53' ,20" East along the cut boundary of ofo..,aid proporty a distanco of 411.65 feet to the South.Nt comer of oforcsaid proporty; thl:IlCC leaving ,aid .ast bouodlll)' and ruruting SOllth 89' 56' 00" W;S1 parol1clto the north line of ,aid Dan8lion Land Claim, . dislllllCe of 427.58 fcetlo a point of the "..terl)' margin of ,aid Gam. Flltlll Road (35.00 feet from, wh.n m.lI5Ul'cd .t ri&ht onglel to the centerlin.); thcncelcaving .aid porallclline and running a101lg ,Bid Easterly margin th. followinrl COUlK' and distllllCCS: South 01' 54' 56" EllIl a distOllce of28. \J feet, South 03' 36'.56" Basl B distallCC of746.7S feet. South 89' 54' 08" We". diolBDl:c of 5,00 feel. South 03' 36'.56" Easl a distance of415.58 ....1, South 89"27' 15" East S,OI feellllld South 03' 36 56" Easl . distance of 123.16 feet to B point on tho Northerly margin of the vacated Southcm'Pacific Railroad ri8ht-of-way; thence leaving ,aid East.rly road margin and running along the Northerly and Easterly .llUlcd right-ar-way ohail! roilrood South 41" 52' 17" East 0 distllllCO ?f 228,95 feet and alonsth. arc of 985.04 foot radiwl eurv. righl. having . contralongl. of 19' \3' OS. and . chord bearing South 32' IS' 43" E""1328,87 feet, a dislom:o of 330.4 1 ....t to the Northwesl comer oftl1c rust Addilion to Buena Vista III platted and reC()rded in Book 10, Page 2), Lane County Orceon Plat RccordJ, Lam: County, Oregon; thenc. leaving said right-of-way and running South 89" S8' 00"East alOll8 Ih. North boundlll)' of said plat and an .asterly projection thereof, a distance of 1136.76 f'eel more or less 10 the center oflh. weslerly channel of the MeKeIl2ieRi-: then.. leoviog ,aid boundlll)' and Il1nning down_ alone; the conlc:rlincof said river chllllJlCl in . northeasterly 4ilcction to a point on the W.sterlybollOdlll)' otlhat ..n'""tfaCt of land des.cnbed in deed record.d in Reel 63 I, ln5lnlmentNu.mbor 13809, Lane County Olf..ial RcCOrdJ, ,oid point Ii.. westerly of and 225.00 feet,OppO,;I. by perpendicular "'o........""'nl of a souLh.rly projection of the centerline of af'ore-d.,.ribcd Baldy View L..... said point also boars North 26' 25' 09" Ea,u dist.... of 1421.58 feet ronn th.l..t clolCtibcd point; tbene.leaving Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 ..'.-.",.,__.,....._,.....~.~"..............^.'..."'_""",..,.".....'""".m.."'."...............,__.~........._.._.....~.~.~_.,"..,... ................... Original Submittal . R , ~ , , , , ;.; , . ~ I f. ~ L' f; I; , ~ N r ~: l t .' !! > ~ ~ , ;; l= Ii , , , I , I ~ f. ;~ 11 , l !~ i.l f: ! ii Ii ! I j~ !; I . -.,.,." .~; '.... . . ,aidMeKetWe !ljyOt ehannellllld I1IIlIling Nonh 26' 41' 37" W..t .;!ong o line punllel to and 225.00 westerly by perpOll(\ic\l1ar measuremenl of the ccn\el'line ofsaid Balcly View Lane 0 dislllllCe of660.20 feet 10 lheNorthwe.l ",,~r ofthal property de,enDed in last llliddeod; thence lelll'ing said parallel line lU1d lUlUIinK alOPB Iho Nonherly boundary ofla$l ,aid deed North 63' 18' 23" Easl perpendicular to ",id cenler\inC a disllU'lCe of 200.00 fecI 10 a poinl on the Weuerly margin of uid Baldy View Lillie; thettce running alnng ,aid Westerly margin Nonh 26' 41' 37" West. dUlanoe of457,55 feel to \he Point oiB.ginning, aU in L.... County, Oregon. Conloioing 94 m:Ie$ mO'" or Its" The bearings lIS u,od herein are based upon CoUnty Surwy fiID NUIIlbers 32308 and 32309, Iiled OClober 10, 1994 with the L.... County SUN.,..,r', Olf.... '. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal i ! I , l I ! , , i , , I l ~ r. I ~ I ! F. I i I , ~. .._--,.,~."..~..: EXHIBiIT 3 .~ L- r. ~ . rll,I.I'.ll'~1 ~". :rr:, . 'rJ .1) \ II. :. Tbe Pioaeer parkwA)' Sanl.1ll')' Sewer EJ;teasloa Is a 11 .021lach diamet.r, 6 to 20 foot d.ep ssailAry truak sewer 10 be co~Slruct.d from lbe curreal lumiDl at Gam. Farm Road n..r Kirk Avenue to ,SEWER tbc intersection of Game Farm Road aad Deltltn. ""-- . EN! ,ION ROlld. Th. sewer roole will starlin public rigbt.of-wl\)' in Kirk Aveau., h.lld east aDd .nl.; the rlghl-of-way of futare Plo..e.r Parkway Road ED....lon, and contlnu. In. the EJlteasion rigbt-of-way to Beltlip. Road, .. sbown. ~ !. . ".1 :1 . tul~ . . 'iiONEEriI~AWI Cl::Ln, ['7111'-'-. ,. E~IT 3Date Received DEe 2 4 2009 . I J. ;~;..o;/. ::~::: .l:~: ,I "::::'-.-. .}II EXHIBiIT 4 Pioneer Parkway Extension Description and Purpose June 2001 TbeProject The Pioneer ParkwllY Extension (PPE) is Il limited access minor arterial from the HarJowlHayden Bridge WaylPioneerParkway intersection to the Beltline/Game Fann Road South intersection, It is a Slane typical urban cross section that includes two travel lanes in each direction with a median, drainage, landscaping and sidewalks. Bike lanes a.-e proposed for Game Farm Road South. The Extension will include two major intersection improvements (}{arlow/Hayden eridge Way and Beltline/Game Pann South), an intersection with the Medium Density Residential site and sound barriers along the railroad right of way. Purpose and' Benefits of tbe Project . \" . . . Allow development of vacant parcels in the Oatewayarea · Create economic development opportunities . Reduce traffic on Gateway, Game Fann Road South, Highway 126 and Interstate 5 · . Improve traffic operations at the GatewaylBeltline intersection . . Improve the regional movement of people, goods and senrices The Estimated Cost and Timing The project is estimated to cost $8.7 million and begin construction on or before June 2005. (Estimate does not include bike lanes on Game Farm Road Smith or PPE, or a possible north link at the Belt/jIle/Garne Farm Road South intersection.) Bxistin~ntributiqm . City purchased right of way: railroad Ii,.,e ($260,000) and a home ($107,000) . Lall<; County Board Capital Improvement Program ($1.9 million in 04/05 for PPE) fsl,<.ible Sn~J:"\Indinr,: . Lane County Capital Project Partnership Progrmn, July 2001 . Oregon Department of Transportation project funds, December 2001 . State of Oregon infrastructure loan programs PPE in Adopted Plaus TrllllSPIan; the regional transpQrtation plan, and the Gateway Refinement Plan adopted the PPE in 1992. The Springfield City Council adopted by resolution the PPE cotlceptual alignment in June 5, 1998, which included the conceptual length and widths of the project. Current StalUs and N ellt Steps Council directed staff to develop a funding package and strategy that seeks funds from " variety of sources including private, COWlty, Slate and Federal sources. The City goal is to secure these funds by 2004 and be able to construct the project in 2005. Date Received: DEe 2 ~ 2009 Original ::;UDmmaJ , , EXHIB:IT 5 PIONEER PARKWAY EXTENSION. .~ DEe 2 4 2009 . ~, i _ __ ..I qriginal Submittal EXHIBIT 6 AAl.IE ANNEXATION AGREEMENT BegirJling at a point on the oenterline of Game Farm Road South, said point being South 26'42' East 981.42 feet and South 89'56' West 146S.79 feet, South 00.04' East 18S.2 ,feet, and South 89'56' West 457.5 feet from the Northeast corner of the William Stevens Donation l.and CI~irn No. 46 in Township 17 South, Range 3 West of the Wi11amette Meridian; from said point of beginning run South ]'52' East along the oenterline of County Road No.3 a distance' of 430.4s'feet; thence North 85.56' East 457.5 feet; thenoe North 3'52' West 430.48 feet; thence south 89'56' West 457.5 feet to the point of beginning, all in l.ane County, Oregon. EXCEPT: The Westerly ]5,0 feet thereof dedicated as publio right-of- way and lying within Game Farm Road South ALSO EXCEPT: The Easterly 226 feet thereof lying within the springfield Utility ,Board Electrical substation, Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal Alter Reeo..diog RetH.... To: I 28&1_ 1111I~1II11 ~'llllllllllllllllllIIllm IIII $46,80 'il2478112200 ll08S!l811ellS0l!l53'1Z13112801 88:17:2& fill RPR-AGRE Cnt:l Stn4 CA$HIER es S211,00 SiIl.00 $11,00 4 Division or Chl.r Doputv CI.rk L.... e.....ty 0..01. and R.o....... PeaceHeallb Oregon Region c/o RogerM, Saydack AznoldQallagber Saydack P.O. Box 1758 Eugene, OR 97440-1758 Parties: Arlie & C......_.y, an Oregon c....~r...oI4~:on 722 Country Club Rd, Eugene, OR 97401 PeaeeHealth Oregon Region, a Washington corporation P,O, Box 1479 . Bugene, OR 9,7401 After Recording Return To: Weelern Tille III Escrow Company 4W1llakwoy Ild SuiIl340, EugIIII OR 97401 30 -D'D'", ", ASSIGNMENT OF ANNEXATION AGREEMENT Arlie & Company, an Oregon corporation ("Assignor") hereby assigns to PeaceHealllJ, a Washington non-profit o..,.....;;on ("Assignee''), all of Assignor's interest in Ibc Annexation Agreement wilb Ibe City of Springfield, Oregon ("City'') dated June 7, 2001 ("AnneXation Agreement") whieh relates to the real property described in Exhibit A hereto, Assignor warrants and represents that the Annexation Agreement is in full force and etT~t, Ibat Assignor is not in default or breach oflhe Annexation Agreement, and has no' knowledge of any defaults, breaches, claims, offsets or defenses of the City under the AnnexatiOll Agreement, nor any basis for asserting the same, Assignee asl!lllJ\CS Ihe obligations of Assignor \lDder the Aim""ation Agreement and shall indemnitY, defend and hold Assignor barm1esstherefrom. Effective Date: 'b6~ lOa. ~I. ~o \ Date Received: [SIGNATIJREBLOCKS ON NEXT PAGE] DEe 2 4 2009 ASSlGNMENTOF AJ'INEXATION AGREEMENT-I N:\t'-l': i ~,I,II ICIIOnp.~"O.1396'7\A.rlIe&C......,.)3967"'." Original Submittal I\NE'WI..a..dp ...eutldD ..rwment-~(I ~'";';;''''' o:._./,; ~1" ,~. ~ '. ..,4..:c..,;.:....~.. _-'-' ,....1. _~",.~r..,~. ',,- L~~.~ ._LL.:L _- ASSIGNOR: ASSI....,.al...: ASSIGNMENT OF ANNEXATION -'GREEMENT-2 N:" ..1\PcacellMhh Orqoll Reaton 13!t67IArtk &. (Amp..)' 1396'7-00, - Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal " , .\NEW\aadgDUlMlndall .~ ro'. ..Ldoc -~....... '"' ~r ,~ STATE OF fl.-,..J ) . ) ss. COUNTY OF _l.4..; ,,--) , This inslIument was acknowledged before me on 12-/31} 2.00 I by Sott.A-"(.",~ K. AD",/!!. PI!~S'lJ"'..rr of Arlie & CompllIlY, an Oregon cOlpOration. STATE OF OREGON ) ) 55. ) Notary Pllblic for 0 e~G;o.v My commission expires: fij------~--- - . - ..- -- ------- . . .- OFFlC~ SEAL IlARel EICHELllfIlileR , _ NOTARTPi.llUC,lJlEGON ~ MY COt.9.I1~SBlON NO 13lI91O >"-;--,!o ~ --~,~""~~f.~-~.)J 2O(M COUNTY OF LANE This instrument was acknowledged before me on I ./ J I 1 ~ClO 1 by Alan R. Yordy, Senior Vice President ofpeaceHeallh, a Washfngtoh nonprofit cmporalion, 4L~ Notary Public for 0 fl t:<G,....0 My commission expires: - - _._---_.~. _ OFFIClALSEAl. KAREN ElaiEL8ERGER tlO"RT P\ItlLIC- OREGON COMtoIISSION NO 3319'0 ." COMMISSIoN elll'llll!S OCT, 13 _ ~"'-"'a-'~ - I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal ASSIGNJIaNr OF ANNEXATION AGRJ:EMENT-3 llh\p -T\PeaceQMItb ()repD R....D lJ961\.\rU" &. COIllpIlllY '13"'..oDCH'IDoculDll!aQ\NEW\uslllaIlMUttou .pnntalLdlK' lOli'L' - I.,' '\ ,Ill " ~." .... River Bend Park ! ~ ! I I ~ I I Deocripliaa Cor Au_lIa" III Ill. Cit, of Spriacfidd Bcginaing at opoiDl 011 110: Woolerly ""';;'arllaldy'V~ Lano, (2.5,001i:d&-,...... -= 01 ricbllDl:"'to tI.: ocolaIiuG). oai4poinllx:on Saalh W 41.]7",Easl.dist..... of "1.42 filot and Solllh 19. 56' 00' Will . ~ of27,97 rcct &om lllo Norlhcast all1lOl" of II", '. WiIli= Slm:as DoIl2lioG Loa4 Qaim N....... 46, Joomd ill ToWlUhlp 17 Sautb, lUnge J;Wcst, ~ Iofcridi=; lIlalc:c bvioa sold WeSlerty.....p. IIIId 'IIIIIIilI1 Soulll 19" 56' 00" WqI panJld.Ill dIo aardl "'" ofnid DoIllllil>DLoad Oalm .dist.... ofI893.91.feet to opaiAt On the Bmarty 1lIIIIll"' ofGama F.....1tllod (CauaIr 1tllod)llo, 3). (30.00 k "'''' whca -= 01 riahl ""lies III lIle .........); W:aco IoIIvioa "'"'- ponlIcI'" and IIlllIliac Solllh 04" 1\' 56' Bul 1lIoq; Pi4 ~lIIl1'1li...dktallceor7l.:J2 r.et.... S",,1h 02. 54' 56' Ear . dl&tllllOO of 1\0.21 foot 10 . pam 0" lhdlri baatuIIly ofl1lll OOItIiIIlnCl ofllllll.....veyad to the City of SpriD&lidd by deed roc:onled Al>riII8, 1977, bcl143R, 1Dm=em \II.....bel' 77W31, Lana Colini)' OlllclallU:cords: dIeace 1onilI& aid IIIIIJiD ODd IlIIlIliIlg Nania 89" 56' 00" East p.oIIo! III lbonallll1iaoofraldDollllloa LoncI ou.. otlistaaloc of42.MI foot CO lhc NollllcaslCOr=-of IhIIl ,.." ." t.....-:.~. ill Ion oald deed; lhaloo Ioniac .old Parollel n... ad tuIIlIiIIg SoIIlhOJ" . 53'20" Ear IIolla Iho -'bauaclaryof,""""",""", .'. odiRato .C411.65 filotlo IIlo s..u1bcutcolllOtofllillali4p.. '. .. .Ihcaoo~ pijeutbollDllll)' and IlIlIIllos Soutb 89. H,' OO~ W. Poro1lellO ilia aollll.liIIc of.old DoaotloD Lud Claim, 0 cIistaco of 427.58 .feet to . pai1lofdlo I!osto.iymaqia of.U1 o.e FOIlII Rood {.l5.00 r.otfiolll, wbonlllOllllm! /II richt m&Ia to lIIo oeIUCtIiDo); lhr:.= IcaviDg raid pardollble and IlIlIIIiDg aIG",.oid Easl<<iJ aaargiD IIle l'oUowlag........ and 4istoaca: SwlII OZ" 54' 56'I!ast . diswl<>o of2B.l3 tioot, SGlIlh OJ. J6' 56' Eat odiowK:c of746.7S bt, SoIItlIIP" 54' 01" W. 0 ulaIlI:c of5.00 feel, ScnIIh 03" ]6' 56' Ear odlsllmoe of4U.sllioat, SaIllllI9"1T 15" BasI 5.011.,ulI4 SoIIlh OJ' 36 56" Ear odiotalloo or 123.26 feet to opam do. tile NorlIoalt "'"'BiD ofdta -*<I Soutbota'ooilic RoilnIod ricbMf_ *""'" ....... Uid Ilutorly mod ....p. bd......... 010..Il1o \IIonbody IIIllII!Utcrlr nc/IIecI riahl<o"WOf ofllid..... SOIIda 41" $1' 17" Bat. ~ afUU5 liool.......'" tile... af9&S.04lhotfOlliaa........1I&hl.1Iavio& 0-........ oflgo \3' 00" ODd acllonl \Iooriaa Scndh32"U' 43'1!aot 32...7 foot, IIliIllmca ot330,41 fool to \lIoNarthwost comcI-oflboFlrot Addillolllo Ilocaa V'1Sto.. platte.fa ~oted iI Book 20, Pa&o2.5,1.euo CoIIIIIy o.-o'le& Ra:alllr, LaIIo Collllt)', Qrqoa; u..-Ioavlos Aid n..:.. .~" ay oad I'uonIo,s Saulh 89" 58" 00" Eat IIoag 1IIe \110"" boundlry oCraid pllllllld ea oIIIlCIty pmJaotiua tbaraa( 0 disl...... at I 136.76__I...r ....10 lbo __ .Clba wCIIlaly.........l of tile MeK=z;a RiYor; lLeuo=lcavills Aid bouudory.... RllIlins do_ oIang 1be...... or"'"'- rivw ell_I ill' ollllrlluoulaly,dbc<:doa to. paill olllllo Wcllcr1ybolllldlrJofdw ClIrbiD.ln:lll ofloo.d cICilIoribcd la cIccd noooted iA RocI6J 1,IiImuaIelll Number 13809, Luo CauDIy 0&lci0I Roca...... nidpoiot IieI wallr\yofllll4 US.OO 1m opparllo by, ""..,,;icWar _lIlOalOra ....lhcrIy projoeJiaA aflho ocntcrIioc of otoRl-4C1cribed Blidy V_ Lane. .oid paiDl IIlo tiws \IIonti16. 2.5' 09. Bast admncoaC 1421.58 feotlbnD.lIIcl&at doscn1>cdpaial; IbcncC Icavlng Date Received: EXHI8~ A PAGE . OF :l t ~ Ii DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittpi . '.-. qjd McK.cmio ana- c:haaIlCI"""......... Nonfl 26' 41' 3,. WOIl 11011& & &na p...u.J to ud W.OO -y lIy~lclll."'Il_ot....c:aalllrIlae ofllid Bol4y V_!.au. .uu-. of"lUO foot to l1lo ~ OlInIp"oClba ptOp<fty dcscribecI i111at Ail1 "cod; dlcIlOC '""'" niol pm\la1 _ _ <IIIIlIiD& .....l",.. ,.,...:, bowoIaoy oCIat Aid IIoell Nonb 63'lS'2J"l!atl*P""'":eut.r1G .eltl__odia!aaof200,OO Cecllo opoiDIaa.... Wc:stcrly .....p, of.1id. Bd4y VIeW l.aIc: ~ lIIIlpioa aIaas .oid Wcstcl\Y m. Nollh 26" 41' 31" West.__ of451," CeclIO Ibc Poiol: ot~. 011 bl LIIIe CoIl1\l)', O_a. CoOllinio&'4 ......mace or..... n.:", .J'",..;.. uscd.1l<oela...ll8I<ld upon Ooiud)'SllMy fiIoNumbon 32308111l132309,liIcd Octci.....10. 1994 wiIb dull.- Co1lllly S....".,... om.z" , Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009' Original Submittal EXJl/8IT PAG!' fI I OF ';2 . , , Dlvlel.... 0' ChloF D.plllv Clerk 2OOUM~7 Lano COllllly D_d. and R...... ~"WlliN .W1Il1~II~nl ~~1\!~~!~~3 IO:~~:': IlPR-1lIIEN Cnld Slnd CIlSNID 08 120,00 $10.00 $11,00 $20,00 Af~er Recording, Return to: Unless re~ested otherwise, send all tax statements to: Harold, Leahy & Kieran 223 A 'Street, Suite 0 Springfield, OR 97477 Philip Farrington Peacellealth 677 East 12'. Avenue Suite N.225 Eugene., OR 97401 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal 5ap"12-0~ 09:40A P.02 AMENDMENTS TO PEACEIlEALTK ANNSXATION AGREEMENTS TO ALLOW ISSUANCE OF LAND AND DRAINAGE ALTERATION PERMIT (LDAP) Paragraph 9 of that Annexation Agreement betwein Arlie & Company and the City of Springfield dated June ?, 2001' subsequently assigned to PeaceHealth and Paragraph 5 of the Annexation Agreement between peaceHealth and the City of Springfield dateci June 4, 20022are hereby amended respectively as follows: 1, Paragraph ~ of the June 7, 2001 Annexation Agreement: 9; LimirMt1nn, on Develonmenc of the PrO~8r~V Followim:r An.n~xa.ri~n. Except for grading act.ivities authorized under a Land and Drainage Alteration Permit approved by the City of Springfield and except as provided herein, no part of the Property may be developed prior to City approval of a Master plan as provided in Paragraph 4 of this Agreement, In the event Arlie seeks Master Plan approval in good faith and that approval is delayed Or withheld for a period lor.gar than two years from the date of this Agreement, Arlie may develop the Property under the zoning exieting at that future time, provided however. that all obligations of Arlie set forth in Section 1 of this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect including specifically but not limited to the dona~ion of land for Pioneer Parkway, the contribution of $600,000 toward the construction of the Sanitary Sewer Project, the contribution of $2,750,000 for construction of Pioneer Parkway Project, and the contribution Df $500,000 for construction of public improvements located outside the boundaries of the property. No building permit shall be issued tor ' development of the property until the obligations of Arlie to COntribute $600,000 toward construction of the Sal'\itary Sewer P:r:oject andS2,?50,000 toward eonscruc~ion of the Pione~r Parkway Project have been paid o:r: secured and donation of the Right of Way Property has ocCurred. 2. Paragraph 5 of the Annexation Agreement dated June 4, 2002: 5. ~imitdticns on O@v@!ocm9nt. Except for grading activities authorized under a Land and Drainage Alteration Permit approved by the City of Springfield no part of the Property may be,developed prior to City 1. ~MENOMENTS TO PEACEHBALTH ANNEXATION ACREEMENTS Pags -1- l1ecorded Jcme a, 2001; r~...,~..:er's Reception NO. 2001-034714; Lane Comtt!l.>e Received: Deeds and Realms. nO-IllL ~,1~J~~~002; Recorder's !eoept:ion No. 2002-043161; Lane Coun~EC 2 4 2009 2. Original SubmittaL Sep-12C03 09:41A P.03 approval of a. Maseer plan. In the event peaceHealth fails to seek Master plan approval of a. hospital facility or such final a9proval is delayed or wiehheld for a period longe~ ehan 3 years from the date of this Agreement, the obligations of PeaceHealth under this AgreemenL shall be void and. new analysis of off-~ite improv~ments related to any Master Plan shall be a new requirement of any subsequent Master Plan approval, In, th~ event the City and PeaceHealth or its succe5Sors and assigns as applicant for a nEW Master Plan approval cannot agree to a type and SCOpE for off-site improvements the City may at its ~ole discretion deny the application for Master plan Approval or commence withdrawal of this land fro~ the City limits pursuant to ORS 222.460 and PeaceHealth shall not object to auch with-draw..l, No o""upancy permit ahall be issued for the development of the property until the obligations as set forth in Section ,1 of th-e Annexation Agreement dated Ju~e 7, 2001, recorded June 8, 2001, Recorder'S Reception No, 2001-034714 and Cardinal Way or an equivalent east/west conne"tor between Game Farm Road and 9aldy View Lane lor an equivalent north/south connector) has been completed "e set foroh in Se"tion 1 of this A9reement. 3. Except as specifically modified herein or other amendmenos previously entered into, all terms and conditions of the respective Annexation Agreements set forth herein above shall remain in tu1I force and effect. pATED this ~'day of September, Z003. PDCF;HEALTil CITY OF SPRrNGFIE~O Its: \) $- . BY:~~ I ItS:'~ Ily: / AcUng 1n Capacity-~I-/~-e1 ...NOT~IKS TO APPEAa ON FO~~owINQ PACE... AMI::NDMt=:NTS '1'0 PEACEHEALl'H ANNEXATION AGREEMl>NTS Pa9E -2'. Date Received; DEe 2 4 2009 ungmElI :SUbmittal. Sep-12-03 09'41A P_04 STATE OF OREGON County oE Lan" s.. Personally appeared the al:>9ve named .4?/<l-rl (.I..d U as t?~O for P"aceHealth and a~knowlBdged th'e fore9oing instrument to be hislher voluntary act and deed on this /~day of a~eW7t~" _u_' 2003, ~/n~~ ~otary Public Eor Ofegon My COlMli95ion Expir"s; Hf~t. A,(I(1f; . Personally appeared the above named ~unHHh,~, P~Pfa~ ,As,Sj.. l',Lt)..<~ Eor the City of Sp~ld and' acknowledged the~ore90in9 instrument to be hislher voluntary and deed on this ~ day of .~~ , 2003. - , - ~ ;/.,..J.tnt.n.- Notary Pub~ic for Oregon My Commi:os ion El';pi res, II- ~d-~DOS f'~"""j...'''''- ""'';'''...~.LoolooLio'IooIl.I',C,jjIL, ..'~4.lol,;,o ,~.,......I~U. I 0I'ftICIALs&AL . QLSNDA M KOYAMA l NOTARY PUBLIC. OREGON ~ COMMISSION NO. 34lI225 I ~ If i.. '" ....",~ fJPIIS IM..It.. 2GOII -. ..r..~.......~"''''''-~' '. n II .".,~ .~... ~1'-". STATE OF OREGOi\ County of Lane ;_~__ _ __ __ u __,. _._ ,,_ _.,.-.. '~.. OFfiCIAL SEAL ' " , AMY L 80WA ~,' NOlARY PlJBLIC OREGON (.'" ,COMMISSION NO, a62109 ;~ .. MV~~:S~~UP~tsNOV:~2005 ss as act AMBNDMENTS TO PEACEHEALTH ANNEXATION AGREEMENTS Page -3- Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 ungl""i Ju\,,,,ill.:.1 ~ ___\1. IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT INCLUDING NOTICE OF, PO'T1:NT1AL ASSESSMENT LIEN (In lieu of tmm~ete COntitnJcllon 01 Public ImprQve:ment; Include. WfJkver of Right lo Ramonlitrate) IN CONSIDERATION of tt\e eovenants herein reclled, the eny of SprlrlgfiGId. hereinafter referr8d to ElEl City, and ttJ~.r-:1lv.r::f Hi:I~r'M'lfiO"'- f1I)'1II~ r:!.-____~__~__: 1 hBl'1linaftet l'Ofen'edto as Appllctltlt(s), do covenant and egl'\?fl wllh respect to ~ reeJ Pl1JPertyCl8SC1":\bed below &aI tonows: 1. Applicant(s) warl'ilnl~ 8I'Id represenls \0 the City ot Sprlngfiekl ttlat it ilil the owner of ~ ~1'Op8nv more pzrtlcularty deseribeU ond sat fottl"l n Paragr!lph 7 befow BOd. ilS owner, tles the autnority to enter Inlo this ( t . , ,.J Agreement wl.th the City of Sprngfie1d, 2. A!ll>Ilcant(s) d..... Development ApproWI from 1Il0 Clly..1Il re5llecllo lIlo fO"Owlng OeveSopment-AppNcallon J. The devefopmentwtIJ cause Dotn an lmmeoJale and long-lenTl demand on the various pub~c fc:Ii;i1itios or cJty and lll1'l8 Counly inClUding ltle speolf~ public: improvements necossltated by th8 d8l1t11opmenlIH set forth In peragraph 8. 4. ThitllMf. Agrument Is an 8Itemalive lo imposing s condlUon on Applicant's developmenl'8pprova11h8\ tile App~QDfI1Illt1ke jrnm$(\l$l$ CQi\StnJc11on of soy publk;.lmprovement thvt tI1e devl;tlgpmenl r'lec:eGsitGIQB. The OblAeti've Is 10 pl'Omote effJclency, coordlnstlon, and spread cos\s by ptovldlng an oppOl1unltj for a district wlde Improvement mltdllln~JTIw11ere (:Or'I1iltuctjon OOCUI'S in a coordinated proJed wI1h ltle PB~1pat1or1 of ildJecent and l;Ilhur propei'til!l~""lt'ce atea, insle8c:l of requiring IrTImediale Improvement in Otlnjunclion with 00Ch development ~pllcatlon. Ttaere is no guaranlee, however, \tiel suitl g coordinated ~ro;ect will be po&SitlJe and the City reserves \he right lo require conStruetion.or the irnpn:l'~emfJl'llt In the fubJt. al City dlstrellon. S. (a) AppllcanL and City agree thai Applicant will pay the COil of Itle fOllowing pu~liC facility Improvemonts d~bed in Paragraph e in ~dance with respecliv" t;;Oi:5t IiIlilliumplion policy ~Iablihd by City at the linltt the City delermines to UIlOerl~~e and complete aud'l pu!)Ue iMI)l'tWemtnts. (b) AppliCanl and oily acknDWladge end BQl'99 IhBIIh8 00;;1 of $ouch i'nprove""8I'lts and tt'le portion IMreot to be paid by Appliean1 ara presently unknown and maybe greater ttw,t ttle COit:& thet would be apportioned iflbe improvements were constructed immediDtely or by AppliCelnl now Or later, (c) Applleanl acknowledges Ihat the tJmlng of tne construeUoo of such Improvements 18 wtlhln thu sole and elCclusive direction of the CItY. 6. (e) STREET IMPROVEM"~S along lIle frontog. of Go"\,, _.""R""" 10 Indudtt: ( X ) surface paving: ( X ) slorm sewers, (X) sanitary sewers; ( X ) clJ"bSi (X) guhers: (X ),plonl., ,~lps: (X) ,~oet "oes; (X) ,.oet light" (X) .id....tko. (.) TRAFFIC SIGNALS.. tI1. 'nteroect;on or (0) OTHER IMPROVEMENTS Applican~ ~1l;;knDwlsdgB&; th8Ilhl;t lief crmar1ce(t imprvvernenta re~ IIwse lhat woutd currently be required under thi 3pproprlatll City CO(I8.S al'lc:l ordlnanc&S. Applicant i!lClcn0'M8dges lh3t It I '. _ ,., ,.. that the IfIlPTovernents made will belhosfl r6C:Iulr8d 10 brIfll1 the slre8t 10 fun lnban standards fOf the then currenl funCltOnat dasilf~ioo of the street 8S these standards exlsl at ttle lime the Improvements arB mi!tc:le and may, IhBrefol'tf, dltfer1rom Ihe lilt of irnprovemeot&; c:tuilct;ed herBin. ( 01....... .t Chi" OoouLV Cl...~ 2002. ~, ".". CounlvD.... and It_De"'" -w'" W_WJUllllmm $41,00 OBI29/Z00203:28:28P1l III'II-llfJII c.e..2 It",.' cASillD 08, 11,00 111,00 '10.00"11.00 . 7, LEGAl DESCRIPTION: (SEE EXHIBIT "An) RRroItN're>. CITY Of' SPIUNOflELlJ. PUBUC WORKS DEPT. - 225 FrFTH ST'REET -SPRlNGPIELD, OREGON. fJ1477 I 5 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal ..... '.. AJ<A t7~22..oo.-onQ01 Tax l,01 NO_ Property Address 8. Cll)l ~ thai Applicanl', BXl!cuLion und perfgrmwu:e of tI1e terms of the Agreement win be deemedta be in ComplIance with Cil'y's policy perna;nlllQ lo irnpro\lBrTlBnl reQUiremes1t5" and If Applicant compli&tl in e~: respect with uII other applicable law:!; of the SIBle or Oregon, Lane Count-y, and City, ~I~nt shall bl entitled to Oev&lopmenl Approvel, $ubl8<:1 to lhe terms and oondillons of appt"ovel ell (orththen:irI. G. Thia ~reetft$I\lls enJorcelbJOby tI'Io St&te o'Orv~n. Lane COuritYOf City. 10, APPLICANT AGREES TO SIGN AN'( AND ALL WAIVERS, PETTTlONS.-OONSEtITS AND Au. OTHeR. POCUMENTS NECESSARY TO OBTAlN THE ABOVO US.,.C '....RoVeMENTS UNDeR _ IMI'ROVEUENl ACT OR PROCEEDING OF THE STATE OF OREGON. lANE COUNTY, OR CITY AND TO WAIVE ALL R'GIiT TO ~I\.o\ONSTRAre AGAINST SUCH IMPROVeMENTS. AwI~ dooc not 'I!l3t\ICI al'l)' tignt to prot&51 ihB Bn"OUfllof mMnerof Ipnl8l;fl'lg ttle aU6umel'lil tnel'8Of, if Ula l5amB !ihell B4JP88T II;llhe Appli~nll.a bearlneql.t~ltlry Of unfair '-'DO" said oropllrty of Applicant. Appacant'a aeeoptarleo of Iftt nllin-~ cor'ldltlon Is In oonelderatlon to' !he Cily's WilNer of the roq"trenwlt for lhe Immadlars DDfUltructlon of the ~bllc ~1C"'omont:s that the development necessitates, TNB iltJpfQvemem i'9'Mrn&M ,,8iYe:5 lhe property owner'1!i rQhl to file B w~n rerno~trltlon. . It doa not welve ~ ptOQeI'ty ownw's ri{;tit to ccmmeo1 on tIte PfOpolH aln1cl or i1~ ralated ma'lWll'& orally or In writing, t 1, It It. tho Itllention of the parUes hereto INit 11'10 eo'Ytnal\l& 1'Ia11Jln~, _, L ,'~ shaD run with the I" Mrtlrl duscrb3d. end 1Ihl!i1, 013 '*'-~ ~ Ihe hen, uecutnr.a, 9a8Igno, .~n1nl\orl., anli '\IWlSMJl"$ o11ha parielJ hBrero, ~ .sMII bD oonRued 10 be B bB~'1 aJ'lClI ~Dn upon 1.1'18 pmpm1y hemin descrtbBcl. Tnts Agf8ll'l'l8f'lt .shilll be n1colrled In \he Lane County Dud Recorda. , NOTICE TO APPLICANT/PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER tfyou are the a~i~1 Dr iii prospective purchaser 0' Ihis property, you ~re acMsed to dlseuss this AgreemlJnl with' an Anomey of )'Cur cIloice, ElClicuDon and reeordatlan oflJ'liS Agreement wll place requll1ilmen1.s on tI'Il Own<< and any l'Jubseq~enl purdlaser of I.h8 Real ProPerty dOl'Jr;ribed In Section 7 and !:heir heirs. SUcce8Sors end Malgn9. These requlrements IndUd8 bul at&- 1'\01 IIm'Aad \0 the paymenf for the'pU;llic improvements dl!lCribGd in Section ti. Thill may relullln an M&l!Il!illiment lien on lhe Real Pmperty described in S6ctlQn 7 and significan1 oo,t5 to lhe OWner and Purchasel'G, en<I their heirs, SUcce&lSOt& and a5/liillni,. Iv1 Apptlcant's signetura on IIl;s Agreemenllndlcates lhat me App(Ic.anl nas Ihoraughly rl!lad th" Agreemen1, unOOrstan<J$l~ hes hGCI U\e oppgrtunny 10 eonsl.Jlt legal colJnsel prior to Ils IJI;ecutlon. and un(lerslands that execution of the AQl'GeMent muy r8lurt In signlfJeMt ,",n~ia1 obligatIons impOSed \lpgn tI'1e Owner oJ tI1e Reef I'l'Operty. My praflpoctive PUfenaset' of the proPGl1y bl.R8ned by l1'Iis ~provemsnl Agreemenl sJ10uld also thoroogl'!ly fevlew this Agreemenl.. COnAult With 1e9iJ1 QOun5el prior 10 purenaslng the property, atld undersiand tnat thia Ag~l may result m a slgniftCal'\\ ~e.I obIlga\\oo lmpou~ opon ...y Owner of the Real propeny described in Ss~iof17, . WHEREFORE.thBpBltleS have selltlelr I'\8I'Id Ulla <<0 cHIyof ~. /h.u.U. sf ,200.l , a,l STATe OFORE;GON ) ) as. COUNTY OF LANe. ) On thI,.....s3.L. day or:~.sf ,20 0 ;,l.. before me sppeartdJtotik!;, KEI!.N. the City Ms"pgclr for !he City of Spr\ngfIeJl2. 3"" Sfat he liig~ the sbove doc:umtInt on Iho behelr Dr lhe City Of Springfield, & muolclpal cctpOl'3tlon. Beh;ve me: '" """ iJ O"..CIAL sEAt"" . AllY L 80WA ItOTAJly ptj8UC IJftEGON .'~~'I:.~..~IJ~ 1:- _11 Mw-P.- Notal')' Pub!. for Oragon "'Co", ,El<.IM.J:I.ttlI,"':I,,;ZOO~ RBTIJRN TO: CITY OF SPlUNGFl~W" FUB Lie WORKS DEPT, ,225 FIPTH STRIlaT . ~PI\lNGFIELD, OREGON. 97477 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal - .... ~ By Doii~~s~, srATE OP OREGON ) )... COUNTY OF LAtE ) OnlhlS ZQ_dayof ~...("~"",,, .20O'~lhereperlO OeRn., P. emst, lh8 8CIng CIty s~. tor ItIs Clly of Spl1ng~ 80 I9nec- N . .........,... ... 'oPRClAl'~"'-"'" 1 I'. BRONDA JONES i " N01AAV PlI alle . Ofl~Ou j' " COMMISS10N N1i32473 "~U"I ~~ i .......... ... i:li:III:" EXHIBIT "A" That tract of land, conveyed by deed from Ed.aJ Wayne Chose and Fn'f' Lenore Chase 10 lne City of Springfield, 0 munlc;pal oorporaUon, recorded for public record April1S, 1977 In Rool 843R al Reception No. 7722531, Deed Ro""'ds of Leno County, Orogon, bein91TlOre fully dBScribod as follows: Boglnnln9 ot 0 poinl on the oentertlne 01 County Rood No.3, said point being South 26' 42' east 981.42 feet. SoLJth 99' 56' Wesl t468.79 reot; South o. 04' Wost 189.2 feet, and South 89' 56'West457,5 reet from lne _....1 comar of the WI~am Stoven. Donation.....d Claim No. 46 In Township 17 South, Rongo 3 West, Wlllamene Meridian: from said point of beginning run South 3. 52' east 0lon9 the cantortine of County Road No. 3 a distance of 430.48 feel; the""" North e9' 56' Ea.1457,5 reel: thence North 3' 52' We.1430.4lI1.01; thence South 8e' 55' West 451.5 feel 10 the point of beginning, an In Lane Co""ty, Oregon, excepting tho South 20 feel Ih6reof. Together with an 88Sement for ingress and egra.s over said South 20 foot. fu::rrURN TO; Cl'TY OF iiPRINOFIELD . PUHLlC WOIlX.S P5J'T, ' 225 FIFTH STl\F.UT, S1'lUNGFlOl.D, OREGoN, 97.,7 Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal ...,.,.I><!>,,-;: . - .. ~ .... ,'.~~: . .."",,' . ~~~ @ VI""~ANrr DttP rt~I1' '. .. :~f.~' ~;"'rJ EDSEL W"YNi.~tt~n.D"d_..!~~.~.~~'~.O!tPIA~~,.." , '.ll' .J . ~ hU!lb.n~ Gmt wi '~-'~iTf"O""'SPlni'i;i'fTETD'''''~'':~''~''':'''' :!!" : c;' 1iI~.~~I~ tc, "':')~'.iiiu:n1:((p.9:.[~:;Lo=r:~:b.i~i:::' ..: ':. :..' ::: :'- '" 'Il,'" ItJ\j'. ~~ ""').z.sa 1 ,J, 1'1.1" ",tA qo() . ...Glant"" '.'- .. ,~. .".."..~...._--, ....... .... 'lI!towlnG ....ul6M r.a1 Pl'O"rtv fr. .. IIM:,UlIlw&llf.:1 ~ ;; t~hI:'l\y ,.. fet1h Itcr;In Ifllmtd In L. n. . ,tovnlr, 0...-. '-"hi Otglllnl"'lJ Dt ~ palfltoon tllo ean\orll;.o of COilntv "oPg 110. ), uld point Italn., Ssvth lG 'U' tnt ,SI.H fut, Salll~ 8! 561 Ve... 1.6fI.1, 'ut, South 0 0'" EDU 11cl.2 hot, and Sou~h 49 56' Unt _57.5 fOClt frOtll the "orlllc.u cClr,U!r 0' tho Willi.... stl"'cnt. 00"0,1011 L.ud C:hhl "Q, It'll' Towuhlp 17 SouCh, hnve A Won, Wl1luuhI J\orldlanj frOIl s~ld point of boolA"ln9 run 50Ulh J 52. i.lt .lon8 tho tlnt!,.ln. D' 'uul\tr ROld liD, '3 Ir dlst.."cc g'o"JD.ljll full thDnultorth U S6' har 1157,S 'Dot; thonco lIort") 51' ~ou ')O.U flll9(, thence Soulh 8, 56' West "S7.S h~( to thl! poln( of hl!AhAlnp, ~II In lU4! County. Orl';o'1. [~c.ptlng th. South 2Q raot thereof. fogether "Ith .In I l'ICllIcnt for 109,uI nd 'I'eU over Iilld IOYlh 20 fut. 8 ~ ~ " g ~ , . ""WI "bHO ~ ,. ii th.llliIIll...,.'">'..'....Ir_.IIIW"'bc_.A~p.I, c;q...dltloos, nlstrlc:tlons ...no OillOllenCe 8i 0' l"Qc;ord. f"- I,... co~IId.,ollllln lot' lhl, connyolln It $ '1 . ~1.5,. 00 (H,'. .conIp!)' ....II~ .... r"'lIlf._,~ .. 00 tlUl30) ...... bollld ltok. 31":1f '''d~ ~~:. ,..url;~".. .'-i,'f1: 'ii.:~;{':(~~' t,4,.,(, .l.." U$E\. VA1"IIE CIIAU \:~y.~'~!If.l. 1:.<.I"'h:.L.ht1:;(,'~L.. fUll LEllOnE '"AU -" ....... ,Llm. J H:.r.." 'J1.l'" ,,71 5t.4<.,~~ :w"'l' '-O..."tt., . d' 'Ih\r -- ,~. ".. .. ...-_..........~...... - /~'11; II 1m. .!.IM _mod ~. s.a~ ._~:('!t ._!l.u ."~~ F.r~~n ~.c,,'l2.!:c. ~!!.o!l'_~. ._._. (If~~ i-'~'oI';~Jr;.~;r'N:. .~~~!.',~~ ,'~ VlIlu....;.;.,.:~d:d:-......_'~..-~.- \~.!"tI'll'~\. & ~l(/iilll.._,. ... ,,___ _ ... tfJ "l;;l'.8Ct....,_._..___ ......... .. (i a",'ub~fa,O~ M,c:elPllll'.leIlfilpllwl ~,,,~~.,.,,,,,... \= ' ' G"b~8r,.I:'r.n. J 2S...~I.c;:I!.~.h .l~~:l." ~.U.e.~ L..t.._~.r.!..i.!:'.lI!..lS!U.r....!?r.l9C!n ..: ..... .... ... Date R.eceived: . L DEe 2 If 21)89 .:- Original Submittal__ .' ~ ;~ : ! . d .~ ~ ~I J ~I ... =fJ , II :. " ~ \ I l , '... ,:') , L' a ~~ r- l'- '-~ ~~ lH IHi ; , j ill 1 ~ 1 iH1 : ~ j ..~' llhl ~ ME ~~ ...... i' Iii!" ill -.t' Q -1 "0''''', r! I.' lQ t ~. ...' U( 8"'11 ~","f<l. i 3 ~'i -{"'~; -F! t ; ~i ~. II~ ec!.s Ii! .;J c;:" '" f1rUua1lU tic, X"",,g-' - - . P J.' L _....-----~-=~~ ,. ol' ':. ,~: J:), .", } '~'i .~~:.~ ':;l"':'~i;;(;." :~t,: .~.~.Y ~.~~~ r:;M~i~ ",.. "...I~ ':.\:',;;.'~'i Date Received: ,:'h~':'::'I~ ....-.....-.......... ----..... .-...~.............. ..........,..,..................... ---- ___... .._...._.~~..ft '.._IiI.........1IlJlI ~=~.::::.....--~~ ~- ':-!;;;;'::._- ~ --- _. &IoMVG1IY'" DEe 7. ~ 2009 ; ;"" Original Submittal :~ :' . ~1 ! ..... After Recordinq Return to: Springfield-Public Works Depl. 225 Fifth Street . Springfield, OR 97477 Until Requested Otherwise Send All Tax Statements to: City of Springfield-Finance Dept. 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OR 97477 " Division of Chief Deputy CI...k '009 ^1661A lene County Deeds snd Reco..ds ,"V, -11-111111111111"1111 rlllll 1"1111111111111111111 $26,00 '1'62613200.:00116740 '1001304/01/2009 03:09:07 PM RPR-DEED Cnt=1 Stn=8 CASHIER 02 $5.00 $11,00 $10.00 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. KNOW ALL BY THESE PRESENTS, that City of Springfield, Grantor(s), in consideration of the aCceptance by the City of Springfield acting by and through the Springfield Utility Board, Grantee, and the use or holding of said property for present or future public use by Grantee, Grantor hereby grants, bargains, sells and conveys unto the said Grantee, its successors and assigns, all the following real property, with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances, situated in the County of Lane and State of Oregon: bounded and' described as follows: ' , " Parcel 2 of Land Partition Plat No. 2002-P1627, Filed December 10, 2002, County Surveyor's File No. 37813 and filed December 10, 2002, Reception No. 2002-095796, Lane County Deeds and Records THE SAME IS HEREBY and forever dedicated to the public to be used as public'road. , TO HAVE AND HOLD, the above described and granted premises unto the said grantee, its successors and assigns forever, , , THE CONSIDERAnON for, this conveyance is other than monetary. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Grantors above named have hereunto set their hands and seals this day 1>\(.> (T-:rl- " 2009. . Si,"~m ~ tl Print name: Gino Grimaldr City Manager, City of Springfield Date Received: DEC2 4 2009 STATE OF OREGON ) Or'r'ir'<;! Submit!nL.. ) ss, COUNTY OF LANE ) On this \ % day of f>..lli.. t , 2009, before me appeared Gino Grimaldi and to me personally known, who being duly sworn, did' say that he is the City Manager of the City of Springfield, and that thoe said instrument was signed and seEded on behalf of the City of Springfield, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I'have set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year last written above, v-- -- - --- - - -----.-----___,,-. r. OFFICIAL SEAL I, I JULIE M WilSON ' I I, , NOTARY PUBLIC' OREGON I I '". ,- COMMISSION NO. 397943 I te.- _ _ _ _ ~Y ~O~~S~IO.:' ~~R:S ~~:~ ';}~=~ ..::n,.:.\~.c. ~ - l0lJ..A<-0 Notary Public for Oregon 0 C\ M C I i E. \'0_11 -. . y omm ss on xplres: , THE CONVEYANCE set forth in'this instrument conveying title or Interest to the Sprln9field utilily Board by and through the City of Springfield, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Oregon, is hereby approved, and the title or interest conveyed therein is hereby accepted. SPRINGFIELD UTILITY BOARD by: ~'~A-' Rober! C, Linahan, General Manager ~ ~ bod 7 Date I r." ..~_.. After Recordinil Return to: Springfield-Public Works Dept 225 Fifth Street . Springfield, OR 97477 Division of Chief Dep"ltv Clerk 2M9.016m . . Lane County Deeds and Records UV II \\1 1\1111\ \\ 111\\ IllIl "'\1111111\\111 $26,00 11 ,6..il.0~ 1090.J1 ;673001001804/0112009 03:09:01 PM RPR-DEED Cnt:l Stn:8 CASHIER 02 $5.00 $11.00 $10.00 Until Requested Otherwise Send All Tax Statements to: City of Springfield-Finance Dept. 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OR 97477 QUITCLAIM DEED KNOW ALL BY THESE PRESENTS, that the City of Springfield acting by and through the Springfield Utility Board, Grantor(s), do hereby remise, release, and forever Quitclaim unto the City of Springfield, Oregon, Grantee, its successors and assigns, all the following real property, with the tenements, hereditaments'and appurtenances, situated in the County of Lane, State of Oregon, bounded and described as fOllows: PARCEL 1 of Land Partition Plat No. 2002-P1627, flied December 10, 2002, , County Surveyor's Flte No. 37813 arid flied December 10, 2002, Reception No. 2002-095796, Lane County Deeds and Records TO HAVE AND HOLD, the above described and granted premises unto the said Grantee, Its successors an'(j assigns forever. THE CONSIDERATION for this conveyance is olher than monetary. H DEe 2 4 2009 STATE OF OREGON ) )55, COUNTY OF LANE . ) ,---,.---.---- . ";al I. OFFICIAL AL I, ,MARILYN R BARKER I \ ./ ' NOTARY PUBLIC - OREGON I COMMISSION NO, . 405345 ~~~~~~O~~~~=-U~E~~~_ BE IT REMEMBERED that on this 30lh day of March, 2009, before me, the undersigned; a notary public In and: for said County and State, personally appeared the within named Robert C, Linahan whose identity was proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence and who by me duly sworn, did say that he is the General Manager of the Springfield' Utility Board and does acknowledge said instrument to be the free act and deed of said Springfield Utility Board. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year last above wrillen. YJ"U~'--Ir! Q rf.?,/J/>.4,,--, NCIl'tary PlMlic for Otegon My Commission Expires: y?, .-~.tJ"a THE CONVEYANCE set forth in this Instrument conveying title or Interest to the City of Springfield, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Oregon, is hereby approved, and the title or Interest conveyed therein is hereby accepted. , I' CITY OF SPRINGFIELD By: jLL~~ A P/z 1'- I, 2 (u:J; Date Dennis p, Ernst - City of Springfield Surveyor Section I: Facility Description Part A-General Information 1. Business Name: Address: Verizon Wireless 5430 NE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97230 Phone: 503-408-3800 2. Person Responsible for the Business NamE', Joe Russell Title Operations Manager Phone 541-517-0001 3. Emergency Contacts: Name Title [f.oe.RI!Ss'eII OW!ratlOnsManager Elias Guerrero Cell Tech r~ _ ~ ~ r~' ~- ...--''-'- l1I"Ilr"""" Home Phone Work Phone 5~1~.1~()'O'O.1w- :,\f.1~5.l720.o.0J- 541-357-5878 541-357-5878 4I--~:t~,i,~~I.h~ 4. Person Responsible for the HMMP: Nam!' Joe Russell Iitl.e Operations Manager Phon!' 541-517-0001 5. Property Owner: Name Springfield Utility Board Address 202 South 18th St. Springfield, OR 97477 Phon!' 541-746-8451 6. Principle Business Activity: Cellular Communications 7. Number of Employees (maximum number expected): "unmanned cell site" cell tech visits once a month on average. 8. Number of Shifts: NI A 9. Hours of Operation: 24/7 10. Declaration: I certify that the information above and on the following parts is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. (Must be sign~wner/operator or designated representative) Signature: ~ ~/- - - Date: 1211R/200'l 0 I't-- ~ / __ ate Received: Print Name: B!'nfa'min Fr!'!'man Title: Proiect r.onrdinator DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April!, 20091Jimmy Joe) Part B -- General Facility Description/Site Plan (Can use the site plan submittal reduced in size to 8th x 11 or 11x17 papers with a written description of the facility.) See attachment A Part C -- Facility Map/Hazardous Material Storage Locations (This is a floor plan on a separate sheet that illustrates the location of all hazardous material storage areas, including hazardous waste storage or holding areas, and spill kits. The storage areas identified on the map should correspond with those listed in the HMIS in Section II. Spill kits should be placed strategically so they can be accessed in areas where spills are most likely to occur,) See attachment B Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April t, 2009 (Jimmy loe) NEW ROUTE OF POWER \ EXIST. TRANSFORMER /'= -_/ ~\ -- ---- ,. -- ---- //.// \. ---- /.......,// ..\- ------- ----- -~....._/ /// I \ _/~..2-- Verizon Wireless proposes to install a unmanned cell : I (/ ////- site it will consist of an equipment shelter (inside will be LY ,-/ - _ radio cabinets, back-up batteries, and a back-up diesel I I / / generator) within the compound spa~e will be a 65' I \ : : / / _// monopole, I I \ / / I _---~'SO- \ __./.// ..... b,::,rj--\ I I / / / _-- - ADJACENT PARCEL ~....../\ ....._ J'~::'_-_J. \ I I I I \ / \ \ I I I I I _I LOT # 3500 I ./~ , Q~ \ \ .. _~ -6~ / / / 1--- ZONING. MIXED USE COMMERCIAL .,./\ ,\~Q- \ \ \ \ 1 I I I I ..... \ J \ \ \ 0- TYP' \ I I I I _---__ ./.......... _------ \ \, I I \ EXISTING UTlLl1Y POLES, ~ 1 I I I I ,.. tF>. --./ \ ---- \ \ I "'" _ 1..,_ -1.,_ _~"'::!: .!:!N~ _.... ~ ------.......... '___--'-- ------ 0 \ \ \ \ ~ \ ~ I \ " ", "", / \ _-=.- ./.....I/-:;=i:::-=~~~~~~-::::;.,;--====-::::~::?"==:===--=~\>:,\ . " " r. 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STORM \! ) I \ ~ : : I I \ II DRAINAGE ,: '\' '~I NEW ROUTE OF TELCO xli'" 1 \ 'i EASEMENT 7 Ii I " , '\ ' I W w ' )' I w I v I I w I I is ~I \ f\ / i / 51 I ~ EXISTING 9' WIDE "'II I 5 ~ I ~ 1...J, \ : \ I I I I II Ii GRAVEL DRIVE I I >- I <( ~~ \ : I / I I ~I I , ) : 'ir:l I /' \15 \ J/ I I / ~\ \ I \\V EXISTING SUBSTATION I: I 'it 1 I I C) (I j, /! / 2?: I ~ PERIMETER FENCE ,) I ~\ 1 : I='"THAN CT I Cl...l \ II I I I 0.. I II \1 I n. I I -.. is I II I: I I I I I I l~ I II / ! / I I I I \:. EXISTING GATE ,) : I : J y \ 1/1 / fIr / \ \1 (I I " I EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT-.-/" I \ I 1 ,I J / 1 I \ 1 . ~ ,) I \: : (APPROX LOCATION) I /1 I i I ; ;' I; I )1 : I I I 1 I, I 'I -,/~ i I I I EXISTING 20' WIDE PAVED~ /6 I / ! I!I ,/ .1/1 ~ ~ / I I SITE ACCESS AND NEW \ ' I \ I, ! / II .../ //1 \, "\ r--j X-X_x_ _ \ I I I ACCESS EASEMENT 'I I I I I r..""j?j / " ' x ~ - x \' 1 I - I ! I I I ! / / ',""~" . 0 0 \ I 1\ ' , ~ I L,,/ j__J // \ ' '~ ), \, I I I \ \ ~ - - -----'- ':=-... ~-l... - ----.E.ROPERTY LINE \ , '> " ::4> I, " / : NEW TELCO ROUTE TO NEW ~ '" I /,', - - - - -\- t- CONVERSION CABINET ~ ~I j , \ . -" I I \~-~..;::__ ............., ( /// 'I.//' \ \ ~ I : APPROX 1300' SOUTH ,J. ' .\ ~ 1'1 1 'J" ~ ---~, /./ .);:> ..... \\1 I m ,,-,-'.-.-1-.,-'-'____.' ' -~-" ,;// ~/ \' I ~- --:::-~-ii--:::"""~ -L-t . '_, ;.r...~ ...../ \ r I t"'rj'\ 0..../ : 1..../ // ---.::::::::::::_ .' , '\// // \\\ ADJACENT P~RCEL '}WI."+'....-./ '...../,..... ----l:::::-;. /" ./ \ \ , r\ 6 ./'AOJACE"NT ""PARCEC'.... ~ - ~ - - - - - - -~~= ~ - _ _ _ ~qpERTY L1N,.g _ _ ~ \ \ \ LOT # 6BOO I I r - ------\ ZONING LOW J 1; [ LOT #<3600] EXISTING GATE , DENSI1Y RESIDENTIAL I : \,/1 ~ZOtiiING: -MIXED USE COMMERCIAL ' I J ! , ) OVERALL SITE PLAN ADJACENT PARCEL \ . \ . \ . LOT # 1911 ZONING: LOW DENSllY RESIDENTIAL NICHOLAS DR, ADJACENT PARCEL LOT # 1912 ZONING: LOW DENSI1Y RESIDENTIAL ADJACENT PARCEL LOT # 1913 ZONING LOW DENSI1Y RESIDENTIAL YO Cl:: <( 0.. 0': --, o z YO Cl:: w :r: f- :::J --' z f- 0': <( ~ N 8 ADJACENT PARCEL LOT # 4000 I ZONIN9: MIXED USE COMMERCIAL ----------- ----------- -~ ----------- ADJACENT PARCEL LOT # 4100 I ZONING: MIXED USE COMMERCIAL . ,~ ~ ~ ~ ADJACENT PARCEL LOT # 3900 ZONING: MIXED USE ~ COMMERCIAL I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal DISTANCES FROM MONOPOLE TO PROPER1Y LINE: NORTH: 35':i: SOUTH: 373':i: EAST: 124':i: WEST: 96'::1: 22X34 SCALE: 11X17SCALE;: l' - 30'-0'11 l' "' 60'-0' ~, VeTlZ!llJw;reless Technology-'Assoclates IftltrUIIOlI,ICorpotllloll D'owingsProduced8y. . l7lJ1NWV""gh~ 5"1lc764 Ponland,Or. 972JO .5032747800 .503l7~ 7B03FtlJ< '" GAZLEY PLOWMAN ARCHITECTS --- m 0 w ~2' " '" ~ '" -< "- 0 WOZ '" o::'Ni:i: m 0 <6]g ~ "- -< 0 0 OZ '" N[L m ~~ 0 <8~ "z ow "'" "- ~~ " '" 0 W _u "' 0 <E]';; " Z~ "- z-< N 0 0", '" N~ "' 0 ~~ '" ~~ "- ~~ N " '" N~ INo. Dotel8y IRevisions Project # Orig Is.ue DOle Oe.;gnedby Drown by Checked by Appfovedby "08207 12/08/08 8MK 8MK 8D St.lNP Project title: EUG BALDY VIEW PARCEL 17-03-22-0D-D0904 3355 GAME FARM ROAD SPRINGFlELO. OR 97477 She.ttille OVERALL SITE PLAN Shut no A1.0 ~ ( 6Y4"- -7'-10%" [94%"]- ~ <D ",I"""""J I~I :~I0.,/u/;/,,,;,~~;u I 1 .... ":. ': -1 , , " " ;of::! 0 J'- -<t 0J ,~ ~ co ;of::! I J'- I 0 " ..-; : ~f.:""u,:,i-, .t".-,I ... '. r,..... .::.~, 't;:=;S ;;:f <D , , " '-, " '-, " '-, " '...." ~3W' - 48" 10'-10" , 5/3 1/2007 ] 0:53: 12 AM, aal11blll"l1, CONFmENTIAL WAVEGUIDE -LOCATION C1 WAVEGUIDE I."""."",;;,,}t, .,:..:..I':"""'''''''''''''';;f''~~~'~~''''' 'J t ','",' ,LOCAT~O.N C2~_ ..:::;~' " , U hi __///__"u"-o",o,,,o,,',oo,//,,,,'" ,'- -... ," ,"--. . . -. . ~~~~~:I~~rt;~~ationl ----~ '- ...;",,,;;,;..,,,,,,,,=.m";~;"1/~'~'~~{,:' ".'- /' I " 1.",1 I' ' I ~ t. i c..: -, .I , , ", : , " , C".'......"/ ',...." " ' ,,- 'lflF7 . ,. ," . " "LJ' - ) I [130"] . 26' -0" [312"] ~~~D~C "',1' .~ ~ ~) tP , ; J JAMES A. LICHTY () , ' , 1=:'3g, No, 28 .....] Mission 'lIs . Pc ' :?> 16.'_=7%" J1.99%"] -6Y4" -514" ~~ ~CLEARAN~~ ~ 't;:=;S -I I I I I I WAVEGUIDE i ", .J LOCATION Dl~F ,,- : 11]: I irlD I ; ~ ] I fIr~" I ~ .: ::t:I L THIS DRAWl G IS THE CONFIDENTIAL PROPERTY AND CONTAINS TRADE SECRETS OF CELLXION, LLC. ANY USE OF THESE DRAWINGS OR THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN FOR ANY REASON OTHER THAN AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY CELLXION, lLC. IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS DRAWING HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT ANYONE RECEIVING OR OTHERWISE OBTAINING POSSESSION OF IT WILL BE EXPRESSLY NOTIFIED OF ITS CONFIDENTIAL NATURE. \ Oc ]:~~Ei' en c I No I X. ~:~~~~ ~-:l5 N.2 _-.J~ ~ III vv--"'- Q) ~ ~~ ~ ~ I I;,:::,,-,,n~ U .,'-"3; U 8,~,~]3: ID ~ > o CD 1 I I I I I .J VERIZON WIRELESS ] ] CUSTOMER: r~'~f";J~~;~;;';~f;m..m''''.1H DJ1=.~,:.~r i - - />- Jr'-_"':"~': ,'. , . ["."....,.."".....:::;:IF', \ /' /' ______It' ,.~~ ~~~ ,/"'// t __,___J.I. /'/' /'/' <:-.-;/ _ WAVEGUIDE LOCATION A 1 , PROJECT: 11 -8" X 25'-0" CONCRETE SHELTER FLOOR PLAN _ WAVEGUIDE LOCATION A2 42" FILENAME: VNW/SVNW11 SCALE: J/8" ~ 1'-0" ORWN. BY: W. GILLENTINE CHK. BY: Date Recei" J: ~~.SSELL K. BARNETT APP. BY: DEe 2 4 201 8. ROGERS. SHEET NO. O ., IS b 'I 2-0 nglOa u mitts -"[ "s~~";tr E TOLERANCE: FLOOR PLAN 303.33 SQ, FT. EXTERIOR AREA 176.52 SQ. FT. EQUIPMENT ROOM AREA 83,56 SQ. FT, GENERATOR ROOM AREA ,~ ~:~ .~;: DATE: 12/09/05 DATE: 12/09/05 DATE: 12/09/05 DATE: 12/09/05 - - Section II: Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement 0 ... cO' :i" !!!. (Jl c co I'T1 CT n 3 ..... i:f - II!. ~ l2l tRQDUg~ STO~ED ON,SITE Hazardous Storage Manufacturer's Hazardous Classification Chemical Maximum Approx. Conditions Name & Product Ingredients and Codes Abstract Quantity Range of (Survey Table State of Open or NFPA 704 Location of Name Concentration (Survey Table Services No. Unit Container IV&V) Material Closed Use Classification Chemical Stored VI) Noted Sizes (1) (tJ Diesel Fuel No.2, V, VI. VII, IX, X. V, VI. VII, IX. X, Ht'alth =0 Generator Room Diesel Fuel #2 #6B175-34-6 225 Gallon 21SGallon LiqUid Closed Fire =2 Ground Floor Naphthalene XIII. 1t91-20-3 XIII. Reactivity'" 0 EquiprncntShdtcr 1P~9__D-,JlgS__~S~D___Q&SlJ~J\ND~RED..QFf..SIT~.Y"R1li1P. ~~luf"I.:I;aiiitcrDne i ~ffnka1stidTo~ IprtJ~)len 11;"" i~W:lfJrl.al.s"linp"i:l I CJ II) - \U ;;0 CD ~ <' CD a. If hazardous material inventory changes, this HMIS shall be updated to reflect those changes and provided to SUB for review for compliance with SDC 3.3- 200 on an annual basis. Products containing DNAPLS are prohibited, (This section should specify what procedure the business will use to ensure that no DNAPLs are brought on site. The following sample text describes one approach that businesses have taken.) Any new materials proposed for use or storage on- site shall be evaluated for DNAPLS by the Springfield Utility Board Water Quality Protection Coordinator (541-744-3745) prior to purchase. See Appendix A for a list of products previously evaluated for DNAPLs. Businesses located in a 0 - 1 TOTZ should include the following statement with the HMIS: No more than 500 gallons of hazardous materials can be kept on the premises. The maximum allowed container size is 5 gallons. No more than 150 gallons of hazardous materials that pose a risk to groundwater may be on the premises in opened containers for handling, treatment, use, production, or dispensing on site. Revised: April I, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) Section III: Separation, Secondary Containment, and Monitoring (Repeat items 1 - 6 for each above ground hazardous material storage area identified on the facility map, including hazardous waste storage areas. Monitoring is required for all secondary containment devices, including floors used as secondary containment,) Part A-Above Ground Storage Areas Storage Area Identification (as shown on Site plan and Floor Plan): Generator Room rsee Floor Plan), 1. Storage Type: Original Containers Inside Machinery 55-Gallon Drums Pressurized Vessel x Safety Cans Bulk Tank Outside Barrels Other: 2. Storage Location: X Inside Building Outside Building Secured 3. Separation: All Materials Compatible Separated by 20 feet X One-Hour Separation Wall Approved Cabinets Other: 4. Secondary Containment': Approved Cabinet X Tray Vaulted Tank Other: N / A Secondary Drums Bermed, Coated Floor X Double-Wall Tank 5. Monitoring: Visual Continuous X Other: 6. Monitoring Frequency: Daily Weekly X Other: *AIl hazardous materials and wastes, regardless of container size, must be kept in secondary containment. ** All hazardous materials shall be properly labeled. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April!, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) I Part B-Underground Storage Areas - Nj A SINGLE-WALL TANKS AND PIPING Tank Area Identification (as shown on facility map): 1. Backfill Vapor Wells - Model and Manufacturer: 5. Continuous or Monthly Testing: Groundwater Monitoring Wells Monthly Precision Tank Test Piping --- Monitoring Method: Frequency: Other: 2. 3. 4. DOUBLE-WALL TANKS AND PIPING Tank Area Identification (as shown on facility map): 1. Method of monitoring the annular space: 2. Frequency: Continuous _ Daily _ Weekly Other: 3. List the type of secondary containment for piping: 4. List the method of monitoring the secondary containment for piping: 5. Are there incompatible materials within the same vault? _ Yes No If yes, how is separate secondary containment provided? (Note: If you have continuous monitoring equipment, you shall maintain copies of all service and maintenance work. Such reports shall be made available for review on site, and shall be submitted to the fire prevention bureau upon request.) Date Received: DEe 2 ~ 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April!, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) Section IV: Waste Disposal- N/ A (In addition to accounting for how all waste will be disposed of, this section should indicate whether or not hazardous waste will be kept on site, Any hazardous waste kept on site must be stored in secondary containment and included the monthly in-house inspections.) Discharge to Sanitary Sewer Wastes: Pretreatment Wastes: Licensed Waste Hauler Wastes: Recycle Wastes: Other Describe Method: Wastes: No Waste Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April!, 2009 (Jimmy IDe) Section V: Record Keeping (Inspection and Maintenance) Description of our Inspection Program: L The inspection shall take place monthly. 2. The cell tech will inspect and sign off on the inspection form, 3, The completed inspection form will be kept in the safety binder, for a period no less than 3 years, . 4. Visual inspection is required, 5, Cell Tech will depending upon severity call for a immediate-service repair. 6. ,The floor area is the secondary containment measure, if a spill is seen the Spill Response measures as required must be initiated. 7, Please refer to the attached sample of the Hazardous Materials Storage Monthly Inspection Form. Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittpl Revised: April 1, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) Section VI: Spill Prevention ~ verimflwiteless w. nfN.. .,op working/or you.. Per Verizon Wireless Cell Site Policy: In the event of a spill or related emergency please immediately contact Onyx Superior Special Services. Contact them at 1 - 800 - 488 - 7900 the number is located on the signs just as you see below located as indicated per Verizon Wireless Policy. Visible on the outside of the shelter located at the cell site. Also for immediate mobilization call 1 - 800 - 688 - 4005. EN~RONMENTALEMERGENCY# I CELL o<?QR EMERGENCY On inside of cell site door. Visible without entering site WIth door open. Battery (acid & led) Emergency contact info and phone #. SPILL RESPONSE AND RECOVERY CALL VERIZON WIRELESS 24-HOUR HOTLINE DimenStons: 5 314 inches X 3 314 inches 1-800-488-7900 FOR IMO"EDll.Tf fil0HllllATlOfl 4' 1-800-688-4005 I BA TTERVj' On battery cover or power plant. Smaller version of above sign. Dimensions: 3 314 inches X 1518 inches Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original submittP1 Revised: Aprill, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) Section VII: Emergency Response Plan 1. In the event of an emergency, the following shall be notified: A. On-Site Responders: Name LQ!':!YX oe Russell Elias Guerrero Title Emerg~n.cy_s.p l!.!.,g!!s ponse..$ervi ce OJlerations Manager Cell Tech . Phone 1-800,:188- 'Z900 541-517-0001 541-357-5878 B. Method of Notification to Responders: Automatic Alarm Manual Alarm Other: x X Telephone Verbal C. Agency LFjre Dep.ID:meIlt Oregon Emergency Response S>.:stem ONYX Other Phone Number 911* 1-800-452-0311 1-800488"7900 Dial 911 in the event of an emergency I or hazardous material s ill I * The standard procedure for notification ofa hazardous material release in Springfield is to call 911. The first responder will dispatch information to Springfield Utility Board, which must be notified as soon as possible if a chemical release has the potential to contaminate municipal wells. 2. Designated Local Emergency Medical Facility: ~ .---' Phone 9..11* I I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Name lJY..o.p~d,eJ",gJJ~e Address 3. Mitigation Equipment: A. Monitoring Devices: Toxic or flammable gas detection X Fluid detection Other: Original Submittal Revised: April t, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) B. Spill Containment: X Absorbents Other: C. Spill Control and Treatment: Vapor'Scrubber Pumps/Vacuums Neutralizer X Mechanical Ventilation Secondary Containment Other: ,4. Evacuation: X Immediate area evacuation routes posted Entire building evacuation procedures developed Assembly areas pre-planned X Evacuation maps posted Other: 5. Supplemental Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan on Site: Location: Inside the shelter in the Safetv Binder Responsible Person: (ell Tech Phone: S41<'lS7-S878 pate Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal " Revised: Aprill, 20,99 (Jimmy Joe) Section XIII: Emergency-Response Training Plan 1. Person Responsible for the Emergency-Response Training Plan: Name I 'Joe Russell, Elias Guerrero I. Title . !'Ooerat'i6hs Manager' Cell Tech .!.CeO.:, Phone 541,517-0001', J 541-357-5878 " ,':] ';,,'. 2. Training Requirements: A. All employees trained in the following as indicated: x X X X X Procedures for internal alarm/notification Procedures for notification of external emergency-respons~ organizations Location and content ofthe emergency-response plan ,i Awareness ofthe facility's proximity to sensitive drinking water protection area " Drinking water protection presentation (contact SUB Water Quality Protection Coordinator, Amy Chinitz, at 541-744-3745) B. Chemical handlers are trained in the following as indicated: X Safe methods for handling and storage of hazardous materIals , Proper use of personal protective equipment , ,! X Locations and proper use of fire- and spill-control equipment , Specific hazards of each chemical to which they may be exposed C. Emergency-response team members are trained in the following: Procedures for shutdown of operations II X Procedures for using, maintaining and replacing facility em~rgency and monitoring equipment' 3. The Following Records are Maintained for All Employees: , X Verification that training was completed by the employee I , DescrIption of the type and amount of introductory and co'lttinuing training Documentation on and description of emergency-respons~ drills conducted at the facility ,4. A more comprehensive and detailed emergency-response training plan is maintained on site, Location: Inside Eouinml'nt Shelter in the Safl'tv Rindl'r Responsible Person: Inl'Russell Phone: 541-517-00"01 " , Date Received: ,) " tiEC 2 4 200~ Original ~ubmittal_ , " " Revised: Aprill, 20'09 (Jimmy Joe) " :i '[ Sec~ion IX: Process for Updating HMMP " , , . ii Each month the cell tech will make sure that if any additional new hazardous material is introduced to the cell site it will be added to the HMMP inventory data sheet. Once added to th~ HMMP sheet it will be . , kept in the Safety Binder inside the Equipment Shelter. " Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal I il Revised: April!. 2009 (Jimmy Joe) " :! Section X: Notes . Wellhead protection signs are installed on-site to inform staff and visitors of the importance of reporting and cleaning up spills. These signs are located On the nronertv al6n!' the road wav entrance, Damaged or missing signs should be replaced. , . A private service contractor will manage all outdoor landscaping chemicals. The contractor will not store any landscaping chemicals at the facility. " \ Date Beceived: DEC2 4 2009 Original Submittal Revised: April!, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) Ii HAZARDOUS MATERIAL STORAGE MONTHLY INSPECTION FORM Completed inspection sheets are to be maintained in the inspection log for at least three years I Storage Area Date & Time Instructions: Refer to Section VI for instruction if a failure of the storage measures occurs, Inspector Name Reviewed bv (Inspection topics should be modified to match site-specific conditions, Other topics might include hoses and tuhes secured and free of leaks, special equipment in place. all hazardrus waste in secondary containment, warnine. sil!ns Jroncrlv displaved, etc.) I INSPECTION TOPIC OK COMMENTS PROBLEMS DETECTED I Area is free of leaks and/or spills I I Secondary containment devices intact and secured to shelves I I Original containers not leaking, rusted, bulging, or damaged I I Hazardous material containers are properly labeled I I Containers closed and sealed I I Spill kit accessible with signage and instructions I !Incompatible materials are stored separately I I Floor free of cracks and other damage RESOLUTION (Include dates and times corrective actions taken) I (If the floor is used as secondary containment, inspection should Include this lIem.) 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Revised, April 1, 2009 (Jimmy Joe) .,\ \ MSDS SUMMARY SHEET Manufacturer: Name:i: Address 1: Address 2: Address 3: CSZ: Emergency phone: . Business phone: : State: Zipcode: Product: Ferndale MSDS#: 1354 Version #: 6 Manufacturer MSDS#: 0041 Current?: 2002 Name: NO.2 DIESEL FUEL Synonyms: " CARB Diesel TF3 CARB Diesel CARB Diesel 10% Diesel' Fuel Oil EP A ~ow Sulfur Diesel Fuel EPA Low Sulfur Diesel Fucl- Dyed EP A Off Road High Sulfur Diesel- Dyed Fuel Qil NO.2 -.CAS # 68476-30-2 No.2 Diesel Fuel Oil No.2 Fuel Oil ~ Non Hiway - Dyed No.2 High Sulfur Diesel- Dyed No.2 Low Sulfur Diesel - Dyed No.2 Low Sulfur Diesel - Undyed Crude:'eolunm 3"d IR Crude,eolunm 3'd side cut Atmospheric tower 3'd side cut Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel No.2 Finished Diesel DHT J3,eacto! Feed Straight Run Diesel Diesel' Middle Distillate Product/Catalog Numbers: MSDS Date: 0110112002 (received: 01114/2002) , NFPA codes: Health: 0 Flammability: 2 Reactivity: 0 I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 2of9 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET No.2 Diesel Fuel l; PRODUCT AND COMPANY lDENTIFICA TION Produ~t Narn~: No.2 Diesel Fuel Product Code,: Multiple SAP Code: Synonyms: 1354 CARS Diesel TF3 CARS Diesel CARB DieseJIO% Diesel Fuel Oil EPA Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel EPA Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel- Dyed EPA Off Road High Sulfur Diesel- Dyed Fuel Oil No.2 - CAS # 68476-30-2 No.2 Diesel Fuel Oil No.2 Fuel 011- Non Hiway - Dyed No.2 High Sulfur DieseJ- Dyed No.2 Low Sulfur Diesel - Dyed No, 2 Low Sultllf Diesel- Undyed No, 2 Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel- Dyed No, 2 Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel - Undyed Fuel I ntended Use: Chemical Family: ,,- Responsible P~rty: , Phillip's Petroleum Comp~lY BartJesville, Oklahoma 74004 800-762-0942 For Additional MSDSs: Technicallnt'ormation: The intended US~ of this product is indicated above. Ifany additional use is known, please contact us at the Technical Infomlation number listed. EMERGENCY OVERVIEW 24 Hour Emergency Telephone Numbers: Spill, Leak, Flre'or Accident Health Hazards/Prccautionary Measures: Causes severe skin irritatiol1. Aspiration hazard ifswallowed. Can enter lungs and cause damage. Use with adequate ventilation. Avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing. Do not taste or swallow; Wash thoroughly after handling. " Ph)'sical Hazar~s/Precautionary Measures: Flammable liquid and vapor. Keep away from heat, sparks, flames, static electricity or other sources of ignition. Appea~ance: Physical Form: Odor: ~' Straw-colored to dyed red Liquid Characteristic petroleum Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 30f9 HFPA Hazard Class: Health: 0 (Least) Flammability: 2 (Moderate) Reactivity: 0 (Least) HI\IIS Hazard Class Not Evaluated. Ii , 2. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS Diesel Fuel No, 2 CAS# 68476-34'6 Limits 100 100. mg/m3 F:X~OSURE GUIDELINE Aeenev Imf ACGIH TWA-SKIN , HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS OJ,, VOLUME Naphthalene CAS#91-20-3, <1 IOppm 15ppm IOppm 250ppm ACGIH ACGIH OSIIA NIOSH TWA STEL TWA IDLH All components.;are listed on theTSCA inventory 'Tasca Low Sulf~r No.2 Diesel meets the specifications of 40 CFR 60.41 for low sulfur dieserfuel. Note: State, local or other agencies or advisory groups may have established more stringent lirnits. Consult an industrial hygienist ~r similar professional, or your local agencies, for further infonpation. .Proposed ACGIH (1999) Date Received: 3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION Potential Health Effects: DEe 2 4 2009 Eye: Contact may cause mild eye irritation including stinging, watering, and redness. Original Submittal Skin: Severe skin irritant. Contact may cause redness, jtching, buming, and severe skin damage. Prolonged or repeated contadcan worsen irritation by causing dlying and cracking of the skin, leading to dermatitis (inflammation). Not actually toxic by skin absorptionl but prolonged or repeated skin Contact may be hamTful (see Section I I). '" Inhalation (Breathing): No infonnation available. Studies.by other exposure routes suggest a low degree of toxicity by inha(~tion, Ingestion (Swallowing): Low degree ofloxicity by ingestion. ASPIRA nON HAZARD - This material can enter lungs during swallowing or vomiting and cause lung inflammation and damage, i' Signs and Symptoms: Effects of overexposure may include irritation of the nose and throat, irritation of the digestive tractl nausea, diarrhea and transient excitation followed by signs of nervous system depression (e.g., headache, drowsiness, dizziness, loss of coordination, disorientation and fatigue), Cancer: Possible skin cancer h~zard (see Sections II and 14). Target Organs: There is limited evidence from animal studies that overexposu'remay cause injmy to the kidney , . . (see Section I I)' Developmental: Inadequate data available for this material. , Pre-Existing l\'l.edical Conditions: Conditions aggravated by exposure may include skin disorders and kidney disorders. ' ~, No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 40f9 4. FIRST AID MEASURES Eye: If irrita:tion or redness develops, move victim away from exposure and into fresh air. Flush eyes with clean water. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention. Skin: Immediately remove contaminated shoes, clothing, and constrictive jewelry and tlushj'affected area(s) with large amounts afwater. If skin surface is damaged, apply a cle'an dressing and seek in}mediate medical attention. If skin surface is not damaged, cleanse affected area(s) thoroughly by washi,hg with mild soap and water. If irritation or redness develops, seek immediate medical at~ention. .r Inhalation (Breathing):. IfrespiratOlY symptoms develop, move victim away from source of;~xposure and into fresh air. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention. If victim is not breathing, clear airway and immediately begin artificial respiration. Ifbreathing difficulties develop, oxygen shou'ld be administered by qualified personnel. Seek immediate medical attention. Ingestion (Swal.lm\'ing): Aspiration hazard; Do not induce vomiting or give anything by mou!h because this material cal1 enter the lungs and cause severe lung damage. If victim is drowsy or unconscious and vomiting, pbce on the left side with the ,head down. If possible, do not I~ave victim upattended and observe closely for adequacy of breathing. Seek medical attention. ,i, 5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES Flammable Properties: Flash Poinl: > I 250F/>520 OSHA Flammability Class: Combustibld liquid LEL %: OJ / UEL %; 10,0 Autoignition Temperature: 500oF/260oC' " Unusual Fire &.Explosion Hazards: This material is flammable and can be ignited by heat, sparks, flames; or other sources of ignition (e.g., static electricity, pilot lights, or mechanical/electrical equipi)lent, and electronic devices such as cell phones, computers, calculators, and pagers which have not been certiijeq as intrinsically safe). Vapors may travel considerable distances to a source of ignition where they can ignite, flash back, or explode. May create vapor/air explosion hazard indoors, in confined spaces, outdoors, or ib sewers. Vapors are heavier than air and can accumulate in low areas. If container is not properly cooled, it can rupture in the heat of a fire. Extinguishing Media: Dry chemical, carbon dioxide, or foam is recommended. Water spray is recommended to cool or protect exposed materials or structures. Carbon dioxide can displace oxygen. Use daution when applying carbon dioxide in confined spaces. Water may be ineffective for extinguishment, unless usee under favorable conditions b'y experienced fire fighters. Fire Fighting Instructions: For fires beyond the incipient stage, emergency responders in the:immediate hazard area should wear bunker gear. When the potential chemical hazard is unknown, in enclosed or confined spaces, or when explicitly required by DOT, a self contained breathing apparatus should be worn."In addition, wear other appropriate protective equipment as conditions warrant (see Section 8). Isolate immediate hazard, area, keep unauthorized personnel out. Stop spill/release if it can' be done with minimal risk. Move undamaged containers from immediate hazard area if it can be done Jith minimal risk. Water spray may be useful in mininiizing or dispersing vapors and to protect personnel. Cool equipment exposed to fire with water, if it can be done with minimal risk. A void spreading burning liguid with water used for cooling purposes. ;, lDate Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original submittal ~' No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) , Page 50f9 6, ACCIDENTAL.RELEASE MEASURES Flammable. Keep all sources of ignition and hot metal surfaces away from spill/release. The u$e of explosion-proof equipment is re~ommel1ded. Stay upwind and away fromspill/release. Notify persons down wind of the spill/release, isolat~ immediate hazard area and keep unauthorized personliel out. Stop spill/release if it can be done with minimal ris~. Wear appropriate protective equipment including respiratory protection as conditions warrant (see Sktioll 8). Prevent spilled rnaterial from entering sewers, storm drains, other unauthorized drainage systej'ns, and natural waterways. Dike far ahead of spill for later recovery or disposal. Use foam on spills to minil11i_~e vapors (see Section 5). Spil1,~d material may be absorbed into an appropriate material. Notify fir~ authorities and appropriate federal, state, and local agencies. Immediate cleanup of;'any spill is recommended. jf spill of any amount is made into or upon navigable waters, the contiguous zO~le, or adjoining shorelines, notify the National Response Center (phone number 800A24-8802), 7. HANDLI~G AND STORAGE Handling: Open. container slowly to relieve any pressure. Bond and ground all equipment wh~n transferring from one vessel to another. Can accumulate static charge by flow or agitation. Can be ignited by static discharged. The use of explosion-proof equipment is recommended and may be required (see appropriate fire c'odes). Refer to ;1 NFPA-704 and/or API RP 2001 for specific bonding/grounding requirements, " Do not enter confined spaces such as tanks or pits without following proper entry procedures sluch ASTM D-4276 and 29CFR 1910.146. The use of appropriate respiratory protection is advised when d:mcentrations exceed any established exposure limits (see Sections 2 and 8). ' Do not wear cOI)tarhinated clothing or shoes. Keep conta.minated clothing away from sources 9f ignition such as sparks or open flames. Use good personal hygiene practices. !I High pressure injection of hydrocarbon fuels, hydraulic 9i1s or greases under the skin may ha~~ seriolls consequences even though no symptoms or injUl)' may be apparent. This can happen accident?lly when using high pressure equipment such as high pressure grease guns, fuel injection apparatus or from pinhol~ leaks in tubing or high pressure hydraulic oil equipment. "Empty" containers retain, residue and may be dangerous. Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, solder, drill, grind, or expose such containers to heat, flame, sparks, or other sources of ignition. They may explode ~nd cause injury or death, "Empty" drums should be completely drained, properly bunged, and promptly shipped to the supplier or a drum reconditioner. All containers should be disposed of in an environmentally safe manner ahd in accordance with gove-nlmental regulations. I " Before working on or in tanks which contain or have contained this material, refer to OSHA re'gulations, ANSIZ49.1 and other references pertaining to cl~aning, repairing, welding, or other contemplated operatiolls. Storage: Keep container(s) tightly closed. Use and store,this material in cool,dry. well-ventil<:lted areas away from heat, direct sunlight, hot metal surfaces, and all sources of ignition. Post area "No Smoking or!Open Flame." Store only in approved containers. Keep away from incompatible material (see Section] 0). Protect sontainer(s) against physical damage. Outdoor or detached storage is preferred. Indoor storage should meet OSHA: standards and appropriate fire codes. 8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION Engineering controls: If current ventilation practices are not adequate to maiiltain airborne concentration below the established exposure limits (see Section 2), additional ventilation or exhaust systems may be required. Where explosive mixtures may be present, electrical systems safe for such locations must be used (se~ appropriate electrical codes). Date Received: CI:!; DEe 2 4 2009 O,!gln31 Submittal l / No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 60f9 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Respiratory: A NIOSH certified air purifying respirator with an organic vapor cartridge maybe used under conditions where airbome concentrations are expected to exceed exposure limits (see'Section 2). , ' Protection provided by air purifying respirators is limited (see manufacturer's respirat'~r selection guide). Use a positive pressure air supplied respirator if there is a potential for an ul1controlle<.i release, exposure levels are not known, or any other circumstances where air purifying respirators may ~ot provide adequate protection. A respiratory protection program that meets OSHA's 29 CFR 1910,134 and ANSI Z88.2 requirements must oe followed whenever workplace conditions wan-ants a respirator's use. Skin: The use of gloves impervious to the specific material handled is advised to prevent sk~n contact, possible irritation and skin damage(see glove manufacturer literature for information on pem1eability). Depending on conqitions of use, apron and/oj; ann covers may be necessary. Eyes/Face: Approved eye protection to safeguard against potential eye contact, irritation, or il:ljury is recomn)ended. Depending on conditions of use, a face shield may be'necessary. - Other Protective Equipment: Eye wash and quick-drench shower facilities should be avaiJabJe in the work area. Thoroughly clean shoes and wash contaminated clothing before reuse. It is recommed1ded that impervious clothing be worn when skin contact is possible. i! 9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Note: Unless otherwise stated, values are detennined at 20'C (68'F) and 760 mm Hg (I aim). Appearance: Straw-colored to dyed red Physical State: Liquid Odor: Characteristic petroleum pH: unavailable Vapor Pressure (mm Hg): 0.40 Vapor Densisty (aiF!):>3 Boiling Point/Range: 320-700'F /160-371 'C Freezing/Melting Point: No Data Solubility in Water: Negligible Specific Gravity: 0,81-0.88 @ 60'F Percent Volatile: Negligible Evaporation Rate (nBuAc~I): <I Viscosity: 32.6-40,0 SUS@ 1000F Bulk Density:'7,08 Ibs/gal Flash Point: > 125'F / >52'C Flammable/Expolsive Limits (%): LEL: 0,3 / UEL: 10,0 10. STABIL,ITY AND REACTIVITY Stability: Stable under nonnal ambient and anticipated storage and handling conditions of temperature and pressure. Flammable liquid and vapor. Vapor can cause flash fire. ' Conditions,ToAvoid: Avoid all possible sources of ignition (see Sections 5 and 7). Materials to Avoid (Incompatible Materials): Avoid contact with strong oxidants. such as li~uid chlorine, concentrated oxygen. sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite, etc. :! Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 " Original Submittal , No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 70f9 Hazardous -Decomposition Products: The use of hydrocarbon fuels in an area without adequate ventilation may result in hazardous levels of combustion products (e.g., oxides of carbon, sulfur and nitrog1en, benzene and other hydrocarbons) and/or dangerously low oxygen levels. ACGIH has included a TL V of 0,05, mg/m3 TW A for diesel exhaust particulate on its 1999 Notice of Intended Changes. See Section 11 for additional information on hazards of ~~gine exhaust. ' :1 Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur. 11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION Diesel Fuel No.2 ICAS# 68476-34-6), Carcinogenicity: Chronic derulal application of certain middle distillate streams contained in diesel fuel No.2 resulted in 3n increased incidence of skin tumors in mice. This material has not been identifiedias carcinogen by NTP, tARe, or OSHA. Diesel exhaust is a probable cancer hazard based on tests with laboratci~ animals. \ 'I Target Organ(s): Limited evidence of renal impairment has been noted from a few case repotts involving - . - . , excessive exposure to diesel fuel No.2. ' j'<anhthalene ICAS# 91-20-3) Carcin~genjcity: Naphthalene has been evaluated in two year inhalation studies in both rats and mice. The National Toxicology Program (NTP) concluded that there is clear evidence of carcinogenicity in male aild female rats based on increased incidences of respiratory epithelial adenomas and olfactory epithelial neuroblastotnas of the nose. NTP found some evidence of carcinogenicity in female mice (alveolar adenomas) and no evidence of carcinogenicity in male mice. Naphthalene has not been identified as a carcinogen by IARC or OSHA. 12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION Not evaluated at this time 13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS This material, if discarded as produced, would be a RCRA "characteristic" hazardous waste dJ:e to the characteristic(s) ofignitability (DOO I) and benzene (DO 18), If the material is spilled to soil or water, characteristic testing of the contaminated materials is recommended. Further, this material, once it becomes a waste, is subject to the land disposal restrictions in 40 CFR 268.40 and may require treatment prior to disposal to iileet specific standards. Consult state and local regulations to determine whether they are more stringent the~ the federal requirements. Container contents should be completely used and containers should be emptied prior to discard. Container ?insate? could be considered a RCRA hazardous waste and must be disposed of with care and in complhnce with federal, state and local regulations. Large empty containers, such as drums, should be returned to the distributor or to a drum reconditioner. To assure proper disposal of smaller containers, consult with state and local regJlations and disposal authorities. 14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION Date Received: DOT Shipping Description: Non-Bulk Package Marking: . Diesel Fuel, NA 1983 Diesel Fuel, 3, NA 1993,111 , " , DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal . . No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 8of9 15. REGULATORY INFORMATION EPA SARA 311/312 (Title III Hazard Cateooriesl: Acute Health: Yes Chronic Health: Yes Fire i-Iazard: Yes Pressure Hazard: No Reactive Hazard: No SARA 313 and 40 CFR 372: This material contains the following chemicals subject to the reporting requirements of SARA) 13 and 40 CFR 372: Component CAS Number Weight 0/0 -- None known -- California ProDosition 651, \Varning: This material contains the following chemicals which are known to the state of Cali fomi a to cause cancer, bil1h det~cts or other reproductive harm, and are subject to the requirements of Cali forbi a Proposition 65 (CA Health & Safety Code Section 25249.5): Component Effect Benzene Cancer, Developmental and Reproductive Toxicant Toluene Developmental Toxlcant Diesel engine exhaust, while 110t a component of this material, is on the Proposition 65 list of c'hemicals known to the State of Cali fomi a to cause cancer. II Carcino{!en Identification: This material has not been identified as a carcinogen by NTP, IARC, or OSHA. See Section 11. for carcinogenicity information of individual components, if any. Diesel exhaust is a probable cancer hazard based 011 tests in laboratory animals. It has been identified as carcinogen by IARC. EPA (CERCLA ReDortable Ouantitv: None 16. OTHER INFORMATION Previous Product Code: Multiple MSDS Number: 0041 Disclaimer of Expressed and Implied \Varranties: The information presented in this l\-1aterial Hata Safety Sheet is based on data belicved"to be accuratc as of the date this Material Data Sheet was prepared. HOWE:\;ER, NO WARRAN"TY ()J<' ;\lERCHA;";TABlUTY, FITNESS FOR AN"Y PARTICULAR PURPOSE. OR AN\' OTHER WARRANTY IS EXPRESSI<:O OR IS TO BE l1\lPUEn REGARDING THI<: ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF TH"~ INFORMATION PROVIDED ABOVE. THE RESULTS TO BE OBTAINED "'ROM TH": USE OFTHIS;INFORMATION OR THE PRODUCT, THE SAFET\' OF THE PRODUCT, OR TI-IE HAZARDS RELATED TO ITS USE. No resp~nsibility is assumed for any damage or injury resulting from ahnormal use or from any failure to adh('re to n'('ommended practices. The information provided above, and the,product. are furnished on the condition that the person recei\'ing them shall make their own dete'~minalion as to the suitability of the product for their particular purpose and on the condition that they assume the risk of their us~': In addition, no authorization is given nor implied to practice any patented invention without It license. 'I Date Received: DEe 2 4 2009 Original Submittal " . . No.2 Diesel Fuel (MSDS #0041) Page 90f9 Tosco Refining Company Fer,!dale Refinery UltraLow Sulfur Diesel Product Specification Fcmdale Product Codc;34380xx (5) Product Codc; ULSD2 (COMETS) I Specification Unit Limit Test'Procedure Tvpical Appearance W 8teT & Sediment Vol % 0.05 Max D 2709 Color Number 3.0 Max 01500 Haze Rating Ratin.g 2 Max D4176 I Composition Carbon Residue (Rarnsbottom) Wt% 0.35 Max D 524. D 189 Volatility 90% RecoVered Oeg; F 540 Min D 86 Oeg; F 640 Min D 86 Flash Point Oeg; F 125 Min (I) D 93 130F Gravity API 30 Min D 28,\, D4052 Fluidity 097' Pour Point Deg; F See Season Table (6) Cloud Point Deg; F See Season Table (6) D 2500 10 F Viscosity @ 104F cSt 1.9Min D445 cSt 4,1 Max 0445 Lubricity, SLBOCLE grams 3tOO Mill o 6078 3300gm Lubricity, HFRR mm .45 o 6079 Combustion Cetane Index or Cetalle Number Number 40,0 Min D 976, D613 47,0 (3,4) I Corrosion " Copper Strip, 3hr (aJ 50 deg C Number 3 Max (2) 0130 I Aromatics (4) Vol% 35 Max D 1319 25 % Contaminants Total Sulfur PPM 30 Max o 2622, D4294 t 5-20ppm Water & Sediment Vol% 0,05 Max 01796 Ash Wt% O.ot Max 0482 Additives Cetane Improver Lb/MBbl 675 Max Oye Undyed I. Minimum release specification is 125 deg. F. The refinery should target 135 deg. F. 2. Test result reported as a number and letter (c.g. I a). Any letter is allowable as long as the number meets the spee shown. 3. Either specification must be met. 4. 'Either cetane index minimum or aromatics maximum must be rilet. 5. Winter, cloud and pour specifications may be relaxed to the summer specifications by agreement with the customer. 6. 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