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TE G view locations, birding areas along with picnicking areas as passive recreation use. Furthermore County Staff recommended approval, which provided more consistency with the county code. 6. Wastewater management via a community septic system 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. There is public benefit associated with a community septic system for the proposed 12 lots as opposed to individual septic systems. This reduces the number of septic systems in the ground, therefore reducing the chances of a failed system. All local and state regulations will be followed in regards to the installation and operation of the community septic system. Furthermore County Staff recommended approval, which provided more consistency with the county code. McFadden Letter Issue #3. This project was submitted and processed during 2006 prior to Kittitas County adopting KCC 15A.03.110 Posting sites. This code requiring posting a site was adopted July 2007. Issue #4. What was submitted to the m Coun 2006 was the same plat layout as presented at the hearing on July 9, 2009. As I testified at the night of the hearing, Staff power point presentation included a parcel map from the County that showed the old parcel configuration. Issue #5. The notice of application along with submittal documents/applications/boundary lot line applications all contained the appropriate parcel numbers. The Kittitas County has two ways of identifying a parcel. You can do this either by the parcel id # or the Map number. Furthermore the parcel number that was included in the application was accepted by County staff, who deemed the Marion Cluster Plat a complete application. #9. Pursuant to Index #39 Applicants Submittal Question 8 Narrative Project Description this project will be served by an existing well that has been in continuous use. No new well will be developed for this project.