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TE G 4. 5. reviewed by County Staff for consistency and processed this application pursuant to County Code. Furthermore County Staff recommended approval, which provided more consistency with the county code, which this application was submitted under. The landowner is going to continue to use the existing horse facilities within the open space and any new lot owner would be allowed to board and use those horse facilities. With regards to Mr. Olsen's statement that open space cuts across the porch of a house? The open space he is referring is not part of the Marion Cluster Proposal. 25 points for connectivity between developments. This qualifies for the 25 points pursuant to the Performance Based Cluster Code (Ord. 2005-35). The application was submitted and reviewed by County Staff for consistency and processed this application pursuant to County Code. Furthermore County Staff recommended approval, which provided more consistency with the county code, which this application was submitted under. First off it was only required that a 40 foot easement was to be established to provide access to this proposed development. The applicant, authorized agent met with county staff regarding this application and the Springtree II Application submitted on behalf of James K Schuler and agreed that if we provided a 60 -foot easement thus providing and incorporating appropriate easements and rights of way to allow for connectivity between developments for motorized, non -motorized and pedestrian travel. It would facilitate a grid system transportation network at the same time this proposed 60 foot easement will provide a single access point off of Nelson Siding Road for the Marion Cluster Plat and the two lots adjacent to the Marion Cluster plat. Active Recreation area earns 10 points. This qualifies for the 10 points pursuant to the Performance Based Cluster Code (Ord. 2005-35). The application was submitted and reviewed by County Staff for consistency and processed this application pursuant to County Code. The applicant is providing open space that would incorporate active recreation and the use of the existing horse facilities along with a trail along the proposed 60' easement. Furthermore County Staff recommended approval, which provided more consistency with the county code. Passive Recreation area earns 10 points. This qualifies for the 10 points pursuant to the Performance Based Cluster Code (Ord. 2005-35). The application was submitted and reviewed by County Staff for consistency and processed this application pursuant to County Code. The applicant is providing LAND USE CONSULTANTS