2017-2037 Comp Plan Update Enabling Ordinance with Exhibit A

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Filed for Record 04/16/2009 04:48:53 PM - Kittitas County, WA Auditor - 200904160090 Page 78 of 118 B-19 The applicant shall prepare and implement a program of water conservation as part of the project's water system plan approved by the Department of Health and as required under RCW 90.03.005 and 90.54.020(6). Water conservation measures shall be included in the design and irrigation of proposed landscaping and golf courses; plumbing fixtures and building design. The applicant shall equip residential units with water saving devices meeting at least the minimum guidelines established in the Conservation Planning Requirements, Guidelines and Requirements for Public Water Systems Regarding Water Use Reporting, Demand Forecasting Methodology, and Conservation Programs, July, 1994, as revised. Any conditions imposed by the Bureau of Reclamation, Department of Health, or Department of Ecology related to water conservation shall become part of these Conditions by this reference. B-20 Trendwest shall ensure that all necessary transfers/exchanges of water rights shall be in place, and that water and wastewater facilities shall be completed or bonded, prior to final plat approval or issuance of a building permit. Phasing of water transfers/exchanges and water and wastewater facilities may be allowed. B-21 Trendwest shall ensure that legal water rights have been obtained and are in force in accordance with the Department of Ecology before supplying potable water supplies to the development. B-22 Trendwest shall ensure that the Department of Health Drinking Water Division has approved any "Group A" source of potable water in accordance with 246-290 WAC or as amended. Plants and Animals. The EIS discusses adverse impacts to plants, wildlife, wetlands and fisheries and identifies mitigation measures that should be implemented. Pursuant to Kittitas County SEPA Ordinance Section 15.04.200(d), Comprehensive Plan Policies GPO 2.193-2.195, and GPO 2.86-2.91, and KCC 17A.04 and 17A.07, the following mitigation measures will be required. Plants B-23 Native plant species shall be used in landscape plantings in developed areas, and to revegetate cleared but open areas, including rights-of-way along MPR roads. A program to control the introduction or spread of noxious weeds or invasive species, using chemical and/or biological means, shall be developed by a professional forester in consultation with the Kittitas County Weed Coordinator, and shall be reviewed and approved as part of or in conjunction with the Land Stewardship Plan pursuant to Conditions A-5 and B-29. The revegetation of open areas and disturbed areas shall be in conformance with the Land Stewardship Plan, Such Land Stewardship Plan shall include provisions relating to. (a) revegetating open and disturbed areas with use of low growing, perennial grass species close to native or cultivars of native species; and (b) using drought resistive species to minimize the risk of transmitting fire. These Conditions shall be addressed by the applicant through adoption of the Land Stewardship Plan and through general site plans or site development plans, and through restrictive covenants applicable to subdivisions and lots. Suneadia MPR Conditions of Approval Page 10 December 2, 2008