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Capital Facilltles <br />Table 5.2.2 <br />Kittitas County Population Allocatlon for 2025 (high forecast) <br />--I Reserve <br />: Population Population <br />Jurisdiction %0/'Total Allocation Allocation Total <br />j Cle Elum and UGA 19% 10,034 1,008 11,042 <br />! Ellensburg and UGA 45%' 23,764 2,387 28,161 <br />Kittitas County-Rural 18.5% 9,TT1 982 10,753 <br />Re9arve Population AlloGetJon• 8.74% <br />TOTAL: 100% 48,001 4,809 52,810 <br />• Toa Reserve Populatlon Allocatlon 18 the balance of populetlon Mallocallld from the former Urban Growth <br />Nodlll to dtlea/lJGAI and Kltlltaa C()unty rural bued on exlilting alltrlbullon perceritagea , excluc:1119 the City 0f <br />Kltlltu. Population reHMt aUocatlona 1hould be lncorporall9d into local government compt9hen1lve plans <br />after further detailed planning is conducted conslstant with OMA and SEPA, addressing topics such as land <br />use, capital facilities, and environmental condition&. This review would OCOJr as part of a local government's <br />dockat or Comprehensive Plan review process. <br />Siting Public Facilities <br />There are types of public facilities that cannot be located in rural areas of the County, but must <br />remain in the City or Urban Growth Areas (UGA). These include new municipal urban public <br />facilities for residential development such as sewage collection and treatment, urban street <br />infrastructure, and storm water collection facilities. The County may coordinate planning and <br />development of public facilities in UGAs with municipalities and public facility providers by <br />entering into interlocal/joint planning agreements, contracts, memorandums of understanding or <br />joint ordinances. <br />Capital facilities and utilities may be constructed and operated by outside public service providers <br />on rural properties if they are within the boundaries of a Master Planned Resort (MPR), <br />LA.\fiRD, or Fully Contained Community which is approved pursuant to Comty Comprehensive <br />Plan policies and development regulations. Electric and natural gas transmission and <br />distn"bution facilities may be sited throughout Kittitas County both inside and outside of <br />municipal boundaries, UGAs, MPRs, LAMIRDs, and Fully Contained Communities. <br />The County will coordinate with the Kittitas County Conference of Governments and/or <br />municipalities within the County when siting regional and community facilities. This <br />coordination may include developing an inventory of essential facilities, determining a fair share <br />allocation of essential facilities, determining needed facilities and the jurisdiction responsible for <br />each facility, conducting public involvement strategies, and assuring protections for the <br />environment, public health, and public safety. <br />Improvements to Pub Uc Fac il ities Identified in Other Plans <br />Various plans have been prepared that identify potential capital projects that can be included in a <br />future six-year plan. The County will consider these projects as funding becomes available or <br />when it is determined that public facilities have inadequate levels of service. The following plans <br />will be considered: <br />Kittitas County <br />Comprehensive Plan 5.5 <br />December 2016