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that the majority of residential land use, currently characterized as underdeveloped within this study is <br />designated Residential-Vacation and Cabin (19) under existing Kittitas County Land Use. Table 3-2 provides a <br />summary of these findings. <br />Table 3-2 Housing and Population Capacity (2015) <br />d Unit Occupancy H h Id Persons Per Population UGA Stu y Areas . ouse o s . Capacity Rate Household Capacity <br />Cle Elum 3,195 78% 2,407 2.19 5,434 <br />Ellensburg 5,683 93% 2,835 2.23 11,757 <br />Kittitas 344 91 o/o 167 2.57 807 <br />Roslyn 216 67% 146 2.11 307 <br />South Cle Elum 235 87% 196 2.29 467 <br />Non-UGA Study Areas <br />Easton 15 38% 6 3.29 19 <br />Lavender 173 66% 114 2.34 267 <br />Ranch on Swauk -Creek 527 53% 277 3.28 910 <br />Ronald 633 27% 168 2.42 408 <br />Snoqualmie Pass 2,554 28% 710 2.36 1,674 <br />SR 903/Salmon La Sac 95 25% 24 2.54 61 <br />Suncadia 3,514 6% 217 1.75 379 <br />Thorp 22 91% 20 2.35 48 <br />Vantage 742 17% 126 2.42 306 <br />Total in Urban Areas 9,673 8,414 18,772 <br />Total in Rural Study Areas 8,276 1,663 4,072 <br />Source : Kittitas Land Capacity Analy sis , 2016 <br />3.2.4 City Housing Assessments <br />There are five incorporated cities in Kittitas County, including Ellensburg, Kittitas, Cle Elum, Town of South <br />Cle Elum, and Roslyn. These cities have designated Urban Growth Areas (UGAs) outside of their current city <br />limits. It is recognized and anticipated that as these cities undergo their own individual Comprehensive Plan <br />Updates, they work concurrently with Kittitas County to accommodate future projected growth and housing <br />needs. Kittitas County intends to work collaboratively with neighboring jurisdictions and incorporated cities <br />in order to identify and address housing issues as they arise in an appropriately scaled and equitable manner. <br />Page 34