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Capital Facilities <br />Relationship with Other Documents <br />There is a direct relationship between the CFP and the land use element of the Comprehensive <br />Plan. The land use element detennines where and at what density population and employment <br />growth will be located. The CFP identifies the thresholds of growth when new and expanded <br />public facilities will be needed, and indicates the County's priority system for constructing the <br />identified public facilities. Although some public facilities are provided by government agencies <br />or private entities other than the County, the County is responsible to show that these services are <br />available. <br />Identified improvements to public facilities that are owned or operated by Kittitas County shall <br />also be included in the County's annual budget. Any identified public facility improvements that <br />are not owned or operated by the County, but by independent districts or private organizations, <br />should be included in the annual budgets and Capital Improvements Programs of the entities <br />which provide those public facilities. <br />State, local government, and district plans that are affected by proposed public facility <br />improvements will be considered prior to inclusion of the improvements in the CIP. This <br />includes considering a city's comprehensive plan when evaluating proposed improvements that <br />affect that city's Urban Growth Area. <br />CFP Update Process <br />Any updates to the CFP element of the Comprehensive Plan will be considered concurrently with <br />other proposed amendments that are docketed for the annual Kittitas County's Comprehensive <br />Plan amendment review. Kittitas County's Capital Improvement Program (CIP), adopted by <br />reference, is a dynamic document that will be updated annually to reflect new cost infonnation, <br />funding infonnation. project list changes, and existing facility updates. The annual updates to <br />the CIP will be done prior to the annual budget process so that CIP projects can be included in the <br />annual budget. <br />5.2. Capital Project Selection Procedures <br />Levels of Service Standards <br />Toe County's levels of service standards for public facilities are as follows: <br />Table5.2.1 <br />Kittitas County Laval of Service Standards <br />Facilitl' Cate!lon,• T_voe Standard.for Level of Service• <br />1. TransportaUon Roads LOS C in rural areas and LOS D in federal urban <br />2. Parks and Recreation Regional parks 5 acres per 1,000 pop. <br />3. Solid Waste Dlsposal Solid Waste 4.0 lbs. per capita per day <br />• "par capita" or "per 1,000 population" m111na populatlon of the Jurisdiction that provides the public facillty, <br />unleu otherwise indlcatad. <br />Kittitas County <br />Comprehensive Plan 5•2 <br />December 2016