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Date
4/19/2016
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
Meeting type
Regular
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Fully Executed Version
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Resolution Rescinding the Administrative Conditional Use Permit ACU-14-00005 - McDonald Appeal
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2
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Board Discussion and Decision
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28963
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Resolution
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15. The BOCC finds that the McDonald ACUP is desirable and essential to the public as <br />required under KCC 17.60A.015(l). <br />16. The BOCC finds that the McDonald ACUP is not detrimental to the public as required <br />under KCC 17.60A.015(2)(a). <br />17. The BOCC finds that the McDonald ACUP is not an economic burden upon the public, <br />there is no evidence of detriment as to this operation as required under KCC <br />17 .60A.0 15(2)(b). <br />18. The BOCC finds that it has independent authority to determine compliance with Ch. <br />69.50 RCW and Ch. 314.55 WAC as an exercise of its zoning authority and apart from <br />merely recognizing the issuance of a license by the Liquor and Cannabis Board. <br />19. The BOCC finds that Kittitas County Code does not describe marijuana production or <br />processing as agriculture. <br />20. The BOCC finds that, under such authority as RCW 82.04.213(3) and Kim v. PCHB, 115 <br />Wn.App. 157 (2003), marijuana production and processing is considered an industrial <br />use. <br />21. The BOCC finds this use requires potable water supplies as employees are expected to be <br />onsite at times and the application discusses the need for potable water. <br />22. The BOCC finds that the only option for potable water in this case is a groundwater well <br />as municipal supplies are not available and on-site storage of potable water is not allowed <br />according to Kittitas County Code 13.25.020 for industrial purposes. <br />23. The BOCC finds that any use of ground water on this site for the production and <br />processing of marijuana is considered a new use under Kittitas County Code and is <br />required to provide adequate mitigation according to KCC 13.35.027. <br />24. The BOCC finds that it was not demonstrated, as required by KCC 17.60A.015(3), how <br />the McDonald ACUP met the development standards of Kittitas County Code, <br />specifically, how there was adequate provision for potable (not irrigation) water for an <br />industrial use under Ch. 13.35 KCC. <br />25 . The BOCC finds that Ch. 314.55 WAC's provision concerning proximity to a school is <br />satisfied because the "school" in question here does not meet the statutory definition of a <br />school. <br />26 . The BOCC finds that there is adequate protection for livestock, pets, and humans, no <br />detriment to scenic views, nor an increase in crime caused by the proposed project, but <br />because water use is not mitigated, the criteria in KCC 17.60A.015(4) are not satisfied. <br />3
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