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(1) Except as provided in subsection (2) below, for the creation of a wood lot for the purpose of the propagation or harvesting of a forest product, the minimum area shall be at least 20 acres, and that which is consistent with the Douglas fir cubic foot site indexes and minimum area computations promulgated by the Oregon Department of Forestry and specified below, and additional area to accommodate a homesite, access and fire breaks, and a logical parcel layout and use of the parcel. There shall be presented for each application sufficient factual docmnentation to verify that each proposed tract meets the above requirements. Cubic Foot Potential Yield Acreage Site Class Cu Ft/Acre/Year Minimum 6 20 d9 cf/ac 6d 5 ~10 8~1 cf ac ~13 el 85 119 cf/ac 34 3 120 16d cf/ac 2'1 2 165 22d cf/ac 17 (2) To substantially limit any adverse impacts upon commercial forest management which might result from land divisions and subsequent residential development (accessory and necessary to commercial forest management), a minimum area of 80 acres shall be required for the division of large forest tracts: (a) Zoned F 2 (b) Containing at least 160 acres (c) For the creation of lots or parcels adjacent to F 1, RCP zoned lands (3) Deviation from the standard specified in subsections t(1) and 1(2), above, for a d0 acre parcel on impacted forest land to be used for farm use may be allowed. Proposed residences for such parcels shall be accessory to commercial fanrt use and shall be allowed on if consistent with accessory dwelling standards in the EFU zone. (~I) Deviation fi'om the standard specified in subsections 1(1) and 1 (2), above, of the impacted forest land for the creation of a parcel not smaller than 20 acres m6y be allowed when at least 19 acres of the parcel being created are currently managed or planned to be managed by a farrn management plan for a farm operation consisting of one or more of the following: berries, grapes, or horticultmul specialties. A temporary mobile home which is accessory to the farm management may be conditionally located upon the farm parcel for a reasonable length of time to allow for substantial implementation of the farm management plan. Upon evidence that the fm2u management plan has been substm~tially implemented, the mobile Exhibit B: Proposed amendments to Chapter III-C, Environmental Resources Element, - Page 10 of 25 of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Plan (Metro Plan).