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3/15/2016
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Request to Approve an Ordinance with Amendments to the Kittitas County Code and Kittitas County Comprehensive Plan to reflect the Washington State Department of Ecology Approved Shoreline Master Program for Kittitas County
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13
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Consent Agenda
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28372
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<br /> <br />Kittitas County Shoreline Master Program <br />Chapter 4 40 <br />March 7, 2016 <br />Kittitas County Board of County Commissioners Shoreline Master Program Adopting Ordinance <br />Kittitas County Shoreline Master Program Exhibit A | March 2016 | Page 40 of 339 <br />damaged by human activity; <br />b. The shoreline is considered to represent ecosystems or geologic types that are of <br />particular scientific and educational interest; <br />c. The shoreline is unable to support new uses or development without significant <br />adverse impacts to ecological functions or risk to human safety; or <br />d. The shoreline includes largely undisturbed portions of shoreline areas such as <br />wetlands, alkaline lakes, unstable bluffs, and ecologically intact shoreline habitats. <br /> <br />2. Areas with significant existing agriculture lands should not be included in the natural <br />designation, except where the existing agricultural operations involve very low <br />intensity uses where there is no significant impact on natural ecological functions, and <br />where the intensity or impacts associated with such agriculture activities is unlikely to <br />expand in a manner inconsistent with the natural designation. <br />4.5 Rural conservancy environment <br />A. Purpose <br />The purpose of the rural conservancy environment is to protect ecological functions, <br />natural resources, and valuable historic and cultural areas in order to provide for <br />sustained resource use, natural flood plain processes, and recreational opportunities. <br />B. Management policies <br />Shoreline uses and development within this designation must be consistent with the <br />following policies: <br />1. Limit permanent uses in the rural conservancy environment to those that sustain the <br />shoreline area’s physical and biological resources. Examples of appropriate uses <br />include, but are not limited to: low impact outdoor recreation uses, agricultural uses, <br />aquaculture, low intensity residential development, and other natural resource based <br />low intensity uses. <br />2. Restrict temporary uses to those that do not substantially degrade ecological functions <br />or the rural or natural character of the shoreline area. <br />3. Prohibit commercial and industrial uses, except: <br />a. Agriculture and aquaculture consistent with provisions of this program; <br />b. Low intensity, water-oriented commercial and industrial uses in the limited <br />instances where those uses have located in the past or at unique sites in rural <br />communities that possess shoreline conditions and services to support the use or <br />development. <br />4. Encourage water-dependent and water-enjoyment recreation such as boating <br />facilities, angling, hunting, wildlife viewing trails, and swimming beaches as preferred <br />uses, provided significant adverse impacts to the shoreline are mitigated and the uses
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