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12/18/2018
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Commissioners' Agenda
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Conduct a Closed Record Meeting to consider the Hearing Examiner's Recommendation for the Vantage to Pomona Transmission Line Conditional Use Permit (CU-18-00001)
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Board Discussion and Decision
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Conduct closed record hearing
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Vantage to Pomona Heights Chapter 3 <br />230 kV Transmission Line Project FEIS Affected Environment <br /> PAGE 3-114 <br />3.4.2.2 Existing and Planned Land Use <br />The Project study area contains portions of Yakima, Benton, Grant, and Kittitas counties in Washington. <br />Unincorporated communities in the Project study area include Beverly, Schawana, Wanapum Village, and <br />Desert Aire. Badger Pocket also is an area of rural agricultural and residential development located in the <br />northwest side of the Project study area. Selah is an incorporated community located just outside the <br />Project study area. The Grant County PUD is a nonprofit municipal corporation providing electric and <br />communication services within its district. The Grant County PUD operates the Priest Rapids Project <br />consisting of two hydroelectric facilities on the Columbia River in the Project study area (Wanapum Dam <br />and Priest Rapids Dam), other hydroelectric-related facilities, and recreation areas on or in proximity to <br />the river. Federal and state agencies also manage land in the Project study area. These agencies manage <br />the following specific resources within the Project study area: <br />Federal <br />• Army - JBLM YTC <br />• Department of the Interior <br />o BLM-Yakima River Canyon Management Area (MA) and lands south of <br />Wanapum Dam in Kittitas County; Saddle Mountains MA in Grant County; other <br />scattered parcels across the Project study area <br />o USFWS - Columbia National Wildlife Refuge and Hanford Reach National <br />Monument <br />o Reclamation - land parcels and irrigation canals in Grant County and Yakima <br />County <br /> Irrigation projects developed by Reclamation include the Columbia <br />Basin and Yakima Projects; see Section 3.4.3.1 below. <br />State <br />• DNR - State Trust lands and Selah Cliffs Natural Area Preserve (NAP) <br />• WDFW - Columbia Basin Wildlife Area-Lower Crab Creek Unit and Priest Rapids Unit <br />• WSDOT - SR-243, SR-24, and I-82 <br />3.4.2.3 Residential <br />Residences are predominantly single-family detached housing units in the Project study area. <br />Communities with more densely populated areas include East Selah, the City of Mattawa, and the area <br />around JBLM YTC. Wanapum Village, Schawana, Desert Aire, Beverly, and Badger Pocket are also in <br />the Project study area. <br />3.4.2.4 Commercial, Public, Industrial <br />Mattawa has a number of retail businesses and government service facilities in the community. Industrial- <br />type businesses and activities occurring in the Project study area are associated with light industry and <br />agricultural processing, including food storage and processing facilities associated with large-scale <br />agriculture. <br />The City of Yakima, just outside of the southwestern part of the Project study area, is the Yakima County <br />seat and a regional business center with a number of commercial and industrial businesses as well as <br />government service facilities. Commercial operations are very limited in the Project study area along the <br />Action Alternatives. Public facilities are associated with the I-82 corridor (rest areas) and, generally, <br />undeveloped state and federal lands. <br />3.4.2.5 Linear Facilities (Transmission/distribution lines, pipelines, canals, etc.) <br />Existing linear features within the Project study area include transmission lines, highways, abandoned <br />railroads (Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific [C, M, SP, & P]), and irrigation canals. The Yakima
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