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

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d) Non- combustible areas immediately adjacent to buildings shall be required. e) The FEIS identified public fire education programs, and additional equipment to mitigate Fire and Medical Response impacts associated with the project. Project contribution to these measures is identified in the FEIS. Such contributions can be made a condition of a Development Agreement, with amounts identified appropriate to the 89 unit current proposal. The applicant shall to contact the Kittitas Valley Fire District to determine appropriate mitigation measures. Mitigation measures shall be included in the development agreement. f) Automated fiF_ s~press* .".all "_ instal Fire prevention systems shall be err:_...,.,,.. ,,,.,._...,. ,, py installed pursuant to determination by Easton Water District and Kittitas County prior to construction of homes and consistent with the terms of Condition #5. 31) Utilities Water a) Marian Meadows/Easton Water District shall confirm an intended connection to the Easton Water District, and then submit estimated water usage quantities so that DOH can determine whether the precise number of new connections that are proposed for Marian Meadows can be served by the existing system, or apply for a new Group A Community public water system with the DOH Office of Drinking Water. b) Marian Meadows shall identify how wastewater will be managed c) The Applicant shall submit documentation and engineering design for proposed water extension to DOH for the review and approval. Stormwater Management a) Stormwater plans submitted to CDS shall depict design standards showing pervious construction methods with a focus on retention and infiltration. b) Development shall comply with the Ecology Stormwater Management module Eastern Washington. Electric Utilities a) The plat map shall include the following note: "The Bonneville Power Administration imposed certain conditions on the portions of these lots encumbered by its high voltage transmission line right-of-way. BPA does not allow structures to be built within the right-of-way, nor does it allow access to be blocked to any transmission facilities. Any activity that is to occur within the right -of way may be addressed to BPA real Estate Field Services at (877) -417-9454". b) BPA shall be allowed the opportunity to review the location of proposed roads, use of existing access roads, snow storage, utilities, etc. to ascertain whether or not the uses can be permitted. The owner shall submit a land use application, the associated $250 application fee, and acquire a Land Use Agreement from BPA in addition to the County's building permit for any portion of the owner's development plans that lie within BPA's right —of -way.