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PO Box 458 * Veneta, OR 97487 * 541-935-2191 * Fax 541-935-1838 * www.venetaoregon.gov
Receipt #: Letter of Intent Received:
Date Received: Associated File #:
Planning File #: Number of Lots/Parcels:
***Prior to submission of an application for subdivision or partition, a land divider or his agent shall submit a letter and a sketch
drawing for the layout of property to be divided to the City for preliminary review (VLDO, ARTICLE 2 SECTION 2.01)***
Technical Review/Public Notice Deposit (for ALL applications except Property Line Adjustments)…
Tentative Plan………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….........
$350
$2000+$45/Lot
Print Property Owner Name: Phone:
Mailing Address:
Print Applicant (If not owner): Phone:
Mailing Address:
Print Agent: Phone:
Mailing Address:
Assessor’s Map Number (Township, Range, Section, Quarter Section) Tax Lot(s) Acres Zone
Subject property address(es):
Subzone (if applicable):
Required Submittals:
Application Form (signed)
Tentative Plat (15 copies) Drawn to scale, including ALL applicable provisions of Article 4 of the Veneta Land Division
Ordinance for Tentative Plan Submission Requirements provided in hardcopy and PDF format.
One copy of plat reduced to 11 x 17 provided in hardcopy and PDF format.
Applicant’s Statement (15 copies) Including ALL applicable provisions of Section 4.01 (5) and Section 4.03 of the Veneta
Land Division Ordinance provided in hardcopy and PDF format.
Tree Removal Plan and Permit (if applicable).
Supplementary Information as required in Section 5.01(7) of the Veneta Land Division Ordinance.
I HEREBY STATE THAT THE FACTS RELATED IN THE ABOVE APPLICATION AND THE PLANS AND DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED HEREWITH
ARE TRUE, COMPLETE, CORRECT, AND ACCURATE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE.
Property Owner Signature:
Applicant Signature:
Agent Signature:
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APPLICATION FEES & DEPOSITS
Fees and deposits are intended to cover the full cost for processing applications. They are not intended to cover the cost for
interpretation of ordinances or for long-range planning. Applicants seeking development which requires more than one type of review
(such as site plans and conditional use permits) must pay all applicable fees and deposits. Applicant acknowledges and agrees that
Applicant’s failure to pay City costs over the base fee amounts, as charged monthly by the City, may result in the City pursuing any or all
legal remedies available, including but not limited to liening Property in the amount owed; prosecution for violation of the City’s
current fee resolution and City land development or division ordinances; issuance of a stop work order, non-issuance of building
permits for Property, or cessation of related proceedings; set-off against any reimbursement owed; and turning amounts owed over to
a collection agency.
Application Deposits: Certain application fees are represented by a deposit amount. Applicants shall be charged for actual processing
costs incurred by the City. City staff time shall be monitored for applications which require a deposit in lieu of a non-refundable fee.
Any unused portion of the deposit shall be returned to Applicant upon completion of the application process, conditions of approval,
and any ensuing appeals. Any additional costs incurred beyond the deposit amount shall be charged to and paid by Applicant on a
monthly basis. Applicant agrees that Applicant’s failure to pay these amounts triggers City’s option to pursue any or all remedies, as
listed above.
Application Fees: Fixed fees are non-refundable and are based on average application processing costs rounded to the nearest $25.
Technical Review/Publication Deposit: The actual costs charged to the City for technical review of land use applications, including but
are not limited to City’s planning, public works, engineering, administration, legal, wetland specialists, geologists, biologists, arborist,
and any other services provided in processing Application, shall be charged to Applicant, at the rate(s) charged to the City. In addition,
the actual costs of preparing and mailing notices to abutting property owners or others required to be notified, the costs of publishing
notices in newspapers, and any other mandated costs shall be charged to Applicant. Such costs shall be adjusted as soon as the specific
amounts are known. Applicant agrees that any deficiencies shall be collected from Applicant, and that Applicant’s failure to pay these
amounts triggers City’s option to pursue any or all remedies, as listed above.
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Applicant Owner(s)
REQUEST FOR CONSOLIDATION OF LAND DEVELOPMENT AND/OR LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS
I hereby request that my applications be consolidated. I understand that by consolidating these applications, any limited land use
action (site review, partition, subdivision) that is combined with a quasi-judicial action (variance, conditional use permit, or other action
requiring a public hearing) may be subject to a public hearing and the 14-day limitation for written comments will be waived. Wetland
Variances requiring a joint decision by the City Council and Veneta Planning Commission may not be combined with any other land use
hearing.
Applicant Owner(s)
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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR LAND USE APPLICATIONS
(1) Petitions, applications and appeals provided for in this ordinance shall be made on forms prescribed by the City.
(2) An applicant shall be advised that all permits or zone changes necessary for a development project may be merged into a
consolidated review process. Zone changes and permits required through the application of the overlay district and discretionary
permit procedures shall be available for a consolidated permit process. For purposes of this ordinance, a consolidated permit
process shall mean that the hearing body shall, to the greatest extent possible, apply concurrent notice, public hearing and
decision making procedures to the permits and zone changes which have been consolidated for review.
(3) Applications shall be accompanied by plans and specifications drawn to scale, showing the actual shape and dimensions of the lot
to be built upon; the sizes and locations on the lot of all existing and proposed structures; the intended use of each structure; the
number of families, if any, to be accommodated thereon; the relationship of the property to the surrounding area and such other
information as is needed to determine conformance with this ordinance.
(4) The failure to raise an issue in person or by letter filed in a timely manner precludes appeal and the failure to specify to which
criterion the comment is directed, precludes appeal based on that criterion.
(5) Approval or denial of a land use regulation or limited land use application shall be based upon and accompanied by a brief
statement that explains the criteria and standards considered relevant to the decision, states the facts relied upon and explains
the justification for the decision based on the criteria standards and facts set forth.
(6) The decision of the Planning Commission will be issued with a Final Order. If a written Notice of Appeal is not filed within 15 days
from the date the Final Order of the Planning Commission is mailed, the decision becomes final.
NOTE: Other permits may be necessary depending on the nature of your application. Required permits may include:
TREE PERMITS: For developments which require the cutting of trees for streets, utilities and/or buildings, a tree removal permit
must be submitted at the time of the development application.
RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMITS: Anyone wishing to occupy, encroach on, or construct within a City right-of-way must have an
approved right-of-way permit.
COMPLETENESS REVIEW: Upon receipt of a Land Use Application, City planning staff will review the application for
completeness within 30 days. If your application is deemed incomplete you will be given 30 days to submit the required
information to make it complete. Once the application is complete it will be scheduled for review by the Veneta Planning
Commission and public notices will be sent.
BUILDING PERMITS: Building permits are issued by the City of Veneta; 88184 8th Street; Veneta, Oregon (541) 935-2191. If a
Site Review is required it must be approved prior to issuance of a building permit.
APPEALS: Any land use decision may be appealed. Planner decisions may be appealed to the Planning Commission. Planning
Commission decisions may be appealed by the City Council. Council decisions may be appealed to the State Land Use Board of
Appeals.
PRIOR TO PREPARING AN APPLICATION, applicants should check with City Staff to make sure they have the most
updated versions of the Veneta Comprehensive Plan, Land Development Ordinance, and Land Division Ordinance.
Ordinances are available on the City website, www.venetaoregon.gov