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iL to implement an irrigation improvement; or iii. to create parcels of real property for financing purposes; or iv . to improve or increase agricultural efficiencies or dispose of property no longer useful to the agricultural activities; or v. to allow gradual or sequential platting as needed to ensure the economic viability of the farm's future ; or vi. to facilitate residential dwellings on acreages with varying sizes to allow "small" farms such as Community Support Agriculture (CSA), local farmer's market suppliers to exist in Ag and other zones while acres in excess of those purchased remain with original owner but carry nondevelopment status to meet the density of the underlying zone. d. Dwellings shall be located with the plat in a manner which secures the necessity of the plat as defined in 4(c) above and in a manner which does not adversely impact productive farmland or on-or off- site agricultural activities . The possibility that lots and dwellings may be located where they are impacted by dust, irrigation water, or agricultural treatments or chemicals, or will encourage trespass, or will interfere with the movement of agricultural vehicles or livestock, or may be adversely impacted by noise or odor, should be minimized. All lots shall have a notation on the face of the plat or a deed restriction that runs with the title that provides notice that the lot is located in an area where agricultural activities occur and may impact lot owners' use and enjoyment of their property. e. Lots smaller than two acres and, for all lots, home sites and facilities that support the residential development, such as onsite waste disposal systems, residential units shall be located on lands with poor soils or otherwise not suitable for agricultural purposes . 16.12.030 Existing conditions. Unless otherwise indicated, the following shall be shown on the preliminary and final drawings. 1. Contour lines at intervals of five feet for slopes less than thirty percent, and ten feet for slopes over thirty percent at preliminary review only, or the use of USGS maps to represent elevations and slopes at preliminary review may be used and where such maps are utilized at preliminary review they must be verified by Contour lines of five feet for slopes less than thirty percent and ten feet for slopes over thirty percent at final review. 2. Location, width and type of all roads, streets, alleys, easements, and rights-of-way on and adjacent to the proposed subdivision . 3. Location of all existing ditches apparent or of record , marshes, areas subject to flooding, and the direction of flow of all water courses, as required by KCC 17A.05.015. 4. Existing uses of the property, including the location and nature of all acreage, fences and/or other structures. 5. Any additional information deemed necessary by Kittitas County. 6. The total acreage and number of lots included within the subdivision shall be indicated on sheet one of the plat. 7. ~(ijB,*-fiF 88m lRislfati¥e se~re~Rs , 9,Une soil log shall be performed and information recorded for each lot within the proposed subdivision . Soil logs shall be in accordance with chapter 246-272A WAC . ( Ord. 2010- 014,2010; Ord. 2005-31 , 2005) 2016 Docket Enabling Ordinance Ord. # 2016·023 Page 19 December 6, 2016