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17. No member of the public testified at the hearing. 18. The proposal is consistent with the goals and policies of the Kittitas County Comprehensive Plan. As referenced above in Section IV, this proposal is located within the Rural Working Land Use designation and the following Comprehensive Plan GPOs apply to this proposal: GPO 2.3,2 .84,8.1, 8.8A " and 10.8. It is clear, based on these GPOs Kittitas County values its rural character, agricultural activities, private property rights, and economic growth that support the rural nature of the area. As conditioned, this project is consistent with the County's Comprehensive Plan and rural character of the area. 19. As conditioned , this project is consistent with the provisions of KCC Title 12. The Kittitas County Department of Public Works requires the applicant to submit a Transportation Concurrency application. The Applicant will also need to comply with all WSDOT requirements. WSDOT finds that the existing access does not provide the minimum required road approach sight distance of 495 feet. A new access to the south must be constructed and the existing approach must be removed. In addition , a new Access Connection Permit must be obtained. A shared access between the Sanctuary and Bonneville Power Administration is proposed to fulfill this requirement (Exhibits 23,24 and 41). 20 . As conditioned , this project is consistent with the provisions of KCC Title 13. The Hart Ranch water system serves the propetiy, and is classified as a Group B Water System. The system has three water connections, none of which currently have Washington Department of Health Approval. In addition, application may be required to reclassify the system to a Group A system. A capacity analysis by a State of Washington licensed professional engineer is required. As per the Kittitas County Public Works, a storm water plan in accordance with Eastern Washington Storm Water Management Manual by a licensed State of Washington Engineer is required. Kittitas County Public Health requires a nitrate test (Exhibits 20 , 21, 31). 2 1. As conditioned, this project is consistent with the provisions of KCC Title 14. The CDS Building Department requires that all structures be subjected to full engineering for lateral , gravity, and fire l life safety. Restrooms, parking, and meeting facilities must be accessible under the Americans With Disabilities Act. 22. This proposal is consistent with the Kittitas County Zoning Code 17.15 and 17.56. Public and private schools are permitted within the Forest and Range Zone, and the facility is an e x tension of Central Washington University explained in a letter from the university (Exhibits 30, 36). The project meets all parcel size and setback requirements for the zone.