PD-17-00001 Marian Meadows Full Record with Index (2)

Home Browse Search

13 b) Convenient means of safe disposal of any household hazardous materials shall be provided. 9) Historic, Cultural, and Archeological Resources Mitigation measures related to Historic and Cultural Preservation are discussed on pg. 3-241 of the FEIS. a) The applicant shall formulate a plan for limited subsurface testing in any areas of high probability for containing pre contact and historic resources. b) Preparation of an inadvertent discovery plan which states applicable state laws and proper procedures that is to be followed if archaeological resources are to identified. A contact list of appropriate parties shall be included. c) Should ground disturbing or other activities related to the proposed plat result in the inadvertent discover of cultural or archaeological materials, work shall be stopped in the immediate area and contact be made with the Washinton State Department of Archeology and Historic Preservation. Work shall remain suspended until the find is assessed and appropriate consultation is conducted. Should human remains be inadvertently discovered, as dictated by Washington State RCW 27.44.055, work shall be immediately halted in the area and contact made with the coroner or local law enforcement the most expeditious manner possible. 10) Geology, Topology, and Soils The FEIS examines impacts related to geologic hazards, and proposes mitigation measures (3-265). a) Development on the steep, eastern portion of the site shall require geotechnical analysis prior to, and during construction. b) The alluvial fan area in the northwest corner of the project will be private property with restrictions on for the removal of foliage or land clearing, along with the alluvial fan located in the southern portion of the property. c) After decommissioning, the rock quarry area shall be reclaimed and repurposed into the 100,000 gallon water storage facility required under Water District Resolution 30906.2. 11) Surface Water Resources Surface water mitigations are examined in the FEIS (pg. 3-277). Development will comply with all stormwater related state, local and federal regulations. VI. PROJECT ANALYSIS KCC TITLE 8: HEALTH WELFARE AND SANITATION Kittitas County Environmental Health has examined the proposal, and finds it consistent with KCC Title 8 Health, Welfare and Sanitation, as conditioned (Index....). KCC TITLE 12: ROADS AND BRIDGES Kittitas County Public Works has examined the proposal, and finds it consistent with KCC Title 12, Roads and Traffic, as conditioned. All roads and accesses are required to meet all 2015 Kittitas County Road Standards (Index # 67).