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11/20/2018
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Request to Approve a Resolution for the 2019 Distressed County Sales and Use Tax Infrastructure Improvement Program Agreement with the City of Cle Elum
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12
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Consent Agenda
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49352
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Resolution
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will be available to the City for development. At the time of this Comprehensive <br />Plan Update, the Master Plat {pre-cursor condition of the EIS for development of <br />these lands] has not been approved by Cle Elum. <br />II. Housing Stock Requirements/ ResidentiaJ Land Area Requirements <br />The population of the City of Cle Elum is projected to f!IOW by 8,259 people over the <br />twenty-year planning period. According to the 2000 United States Censust the average <br />household size in Cle Elum was 2.22 people, compared to a countywide average of2.33 <br />per household. <br />The 2000 United States Census found I, 775 people in Cle Elum living in 956 housing <br />units. Much of the housing stock it located adjacent to the downtown commercial core or <br />parallel to it along the distinct grid pattern of streets that derive their significant <br />connection to First Street. Cle Blum's existing average housing density can be <br />determined by dividing the exiting number ofhousing units by the acreage that supports <br />housing units <br />956 Dwelling Units / 522.91 Acres • 1.82 units per acre <br />In order to calculate the residential land area required to accommodate Cle Elum' s future <br />population growth [forecasted] we must account for existing permitted land use densities <br />and the population allocation <br />8,259 additional people over the 20-year planning period== 413 people per year <br />+ 2.33 people per hou•ehold -177 dweWng units per year <br />177 dwelling units ll: 20 years -3,540 additional dwelling units needed by 2025 <br />Table 4 [page 1 0] examines the number of dwelling units anticipated to be created in the <br />Suncadia-Bullfrog incorporated area. The Development Agreement defines this area to <br />have no more than 1,384 dwelling units. The land to support these uses has already been <br />dedicated. This means 2,156 additional dwelling units, and land to locate them upon, are <br />needed by 2025. At present, residential densities may average as many a 5 dwelling units <br />per acre. So it can be inferred that: <br />3,540 dwelling units needed to accommodate 2025 population projection <br />1,384 dwelllng units allocated for Suncadia/Bullfrog Property <br />l,156 dwelling units remain needed <br />Current practical density of S dwelling units per acre <br />5 dwelling units per acre+ 2,156 acres <br />City of Cle Elum -Land Use Plan ] 1
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