DA-15-00001 Palomino Fields PFDAgreement FNL with A-E

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246-272B "Large -On -Site Septic System Regulations". The type of meters used will be prescribed by Kittitas County. The initial phases of the project will be served by Community Septic Systems or Large On -Site Septic Systems designed by a licensed septic designer and approved by the Kittitas County Environmental Health Department, pursuant to KCC 13 or by the Washington State Department of Health pursuant to WAC 246. These Community Septic Systems or Large On -Site Septic Systems shall be located on an adjacent parcel of land, for a seamless transition into a possible Class A Reclaimed Water System Facility. E. Prior to final approval, identification of community septic areas along with completed site evaluations will be required by the Kittitas County Environmental Health Department. F. If a Large On -Site Septic System (LOSS) system is pursued, the appropriate approval documents from the Washington State Department of Health will be required prior to final approval by the Kittitas County Environmental Health Department. G. Class A Reclaimed Water Facility: Pursuant to WAC 173-240-050 & RCW 90.46, a Class A Reclaimed Water Facility may be developed and approved by the Washington State Department of Health and Washington State Department of Ecology. The system, located on an adjacent parcel of land, will contain the following trigger points: a. When the effluent volume reaches a monthly average of 8,000 gallons per day the applicant will be required to start the planning process for this facility. No additional building permits will be issued until the Washington State Department of Health or the Washington State Department of Ecology has confirnled that the planning process for the facility has started. b. When the effluent volume reaches a monthly average of 10,000 gallons per day the applicant will be required to have completed the planning process for the facility. In addition the applicant will be required to start creating engineering and construction drawings for the facility. No additional building permits will be issued until the Washington State Department of Health or the Washington State Department of Ecology has confirmed that the planning:process for the facility has been completed and that the applicant has started the engineering and construction drawings. c. When the effluent volume reaches a monthly average of 12,000 gallons per day the applicant will be required to have completed the engineering and construction pians for this facility. No additional building permits will be issued until the Washington State Department of Health or the P-07-31 Palomino Fields Preliminary Plat Page 11 of 18