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Filed tor Record 04/16/2009 04 :48 :53 PM-Kittitas County, WA Auditor-200904160090 Page 76 of 118 concrete washout areas; waste disposal measures; and an accidental spill control and cleanup plan. B-11 No earthwork shall occur between November I and February 28 in areas with high erosion potential. These dates may be extended by the Planning Director based on dry/wet weather conditions. Po l-Construction Impact. B-12 The applicant shall monitor water quality as identified in the DEIS, FEIS, and these Conditions. Proposed monitoring programs shall be prepared and submitted to the County for its review and approval prior to approval of initial site development plan. The Water Quality Monitoring Program, which shall be implemented during operation of the MPR to protect water quality, shall include the following: (a) a groundwater monitoring program incorporating the parameters identified in the EIS; and (b) surface water monitoring program to measure performance of drainage system . B-13 Additional Conditions to protect water quality include: (a) infiltrating stormwater after treatment, excepting some catchments immediately adjacent to Stream C; (b) establishing a design criterion for water quality facilities to treat approximately 91 percent of all runoff (on an average annual basis); (c) locating, constructing and operating gasoline and diesel fuel storage tanks and fueling areas in accordance with Ecology regulations (Chapter 173-360 WAC); (d) providing drainage control for maintenance areas; and (e) implementing BMPs for the equestrian centers, which shall include preventing outdoor use of paddocks during the wet season (October through April) and control of sediment in runoff from dirt areas. B-14 Concurrent with submittal of an application for any site development plan that includes a golf course, the applicant shall prepare and submit for the County's review and approval, a golf course management plan that addresses protection of water quality. The plan shall include provisions regarding proposed design for fairways, greens, tees and water bodies, to ensure appropriate drainage and infiltration; integrated pest management, to reduce use of pesticides; computer controlled irrigation, to reduce water consumption; storage and handling of all chemical substances, consistent with applicable state and federal requirements; a discussion of the toxicity, mobility, persistence and risk associated with use of proposed pesticides, fertilizers , fungicides and other applications; and drainage controls and facilities, to ensure appropriate collection, treatment and release of golf course runoff. Standards shall be as specified in the Development Agreement. The storage of all hazardous materials shall follow the same guidelines as prescribed by the latest codes and regulations from various agencies. The focus on the golf course chemicals shall be part of a total plan for use, containment and disposal of all hazardous materials during construction and operation of the MPR. All chemicals on site will require MSDS sheets at site and construction main office for use in emergency situations. Suncadia MPR Conditions of Approval December 2, 2008 Page 8