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Filed for Record 04/16/2009 04 :48 :53 PM -Kittitas County, WA Auditor -200904160090 Page 81 of 118 8-36 Use of trails by cross-country skiers shall be restricted in areas identified as moderate or high use area by winter elk. Winter use of hiking trails in the river bottom area that is used by elk in winter shall be restricted. B-37 Best management practices shall be implemented to control sediment and contaminants from entering or impacting aquatic resources. B-38 Bank armoring in connection with construction of recreational or utility facilities in the shoreline shall be limited to the minimum necessary to protect such facilities from potential flood damage and comply with all applicable county regulations. B-39 To maintain future recruitment of large woody debris, any trees that must be removed within the floodplain shall be dropped and left on the ground. Cutting of firewood within the floodplain shall be prohibited. 8-40 Public access to the Cle Elum River for fishing or other recreational activities shall be managed to protect fish, fish habitat and the resources of the shoreline. If proposed, specific design and use of new access areas shall conform to the requirements of the Kittitas County Shoreline Master Program. 8-41 Managed access to the Cle Elum River shall continue consistent with the terms and conditions of the Development Agreement. Prior to occupancy of the proposed hotel, the applicant shall submit a plan for the County's review to manage recreational access to the river. This should include consolidation and management of access points and may propose improvement of trails and other facilities, consistent with the requirements of the Kittitas County Shoreline Master Program. Access areas shall be defined and clearly mapped in cooperation with federal, state and tribal agencies with expertise. Air Quality. The EIS discusses adverse impacts to air quality and identifies mitigation measures that should be implemented. Pursuant to Kittitas County SEPA Ordinance Section l 5.04.200(d), and Comprehensive Plan Policy 2.194 and Section 4.3(8), the following mitigation measures will be required. B-42 Wood burning stoves shall be limited to common areas in the resort lodges, conference facilities and similar spaces. No stoves or wood burning devices shall be installed in individual resort units. The restriction of wood burning stoves shall be included to all privately owned units including the single-family residences. This would allow the tire prevention to be implemented from the highest standards and through out the MPR thus lowering the need for fire department response to wood stove related problems and also the problem of wood storage in a wildfire interface area. Wood storage in the wildland interface area presents a problem of possible fire encroachment into the woodpiles and the radiant heat produced enhancing the fire front and making protecting Suncadia MPR Conditions of Approval December 2, 2008 Page 13