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daily life”. Petitioner’s address listed on the letter was the
Rivercliff property address.
On July 9, 1999, the Multnomah County issued a Clarification
of Land Use Hearings Officer’s Conditions of Approval
(clarification) authorizing only one family dwelling on the
Rivercliff property. The clarification required that the use of
the original farm dwelling as a residence be discontinued when
the Talmages’ new home was completed. Sometime in July, after
receiving the clarification, petitioner and Kumiko Talmage signed
a replacement dwelling agreement with Multnomah County in which
they agreed that the Rivercliff property could have only one
dwelling unit, and the original farm dwelling would not be used
for residential purposes once the Talmages’ new home was
occupied.
On July 27, 1999, the Talmages applied for a new
construction permit for the Rivercliff property with the
condition that original farm dwelling be converted to
nonresidential use within 3 months of their occupying their newly
constructed home. The application stated that the property
owners were petitioner and Kumiko Talmage.
On September 21, 1999, petitioner untimely filed his 1998
Federal income tax return with a filing status of married filing
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