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permitted construction sites. These control measures must be able to prevent soil from being This will be required prior to final plat approval. carried into surface water (this includes storm drains) by stormwater runoff. Permit coverage and erosion control measures must be in place prior to any clearing, grading, or construction. B.41 Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 173-400-040 requires that reasonable precautions be The applicant states that Dunford Planned Unit Development is in Satisfied taken to prevent dust from leaving the site. Also, dust is prohibited from interfering unreasonably agreement to this. I with the use and enjoyment of property, causing health impacts, or damaging property or business. I B.42 An approved private fire hydrant system shall be installed. The hydrant system shall be subject to plan Fire Marshal approves submitted materials at this stage. Future Satisfied: Fire Marshal review through the Fire Marshal 's Office and shall be subject to an annual Operational Permit. permits will require additional Fire Marshal review. approved B.43 Water storage and hydrant spacing shall comply with the International Fire Code. Fire Marshal approves submitted materials at this stage. Future Satisfied: per Fire permits will require additional Fire Marshal review. Marshal B.44 The minimum flow requirements for the residential structures shall be no less than 1,000 gallons Fire Marshal approves submitted materials at this stage. Future Satisfied per minute. pennits will require additional Fire Marshal review. Documentation of this condition must be met prior to final plat approval. B.45 The minimum road width shall not be less than 26' in width. The applicant states that the Dunford Planned Unit Development is in Satisfied agreement to this unless circumstances warranted otherwise. This will be required for and reviewed prior to final plat approval. The condition requires road width to be no less than 26' in width, the applicant with have to work with Public Works in the case this is not achievable and go through the necessary permitting requirements at that time. B.46 A minimum of two fire apparatus access roads are required. The two access roads shall be not less than ½ Fire Marshal approves submitted materials at this stage. Future Satisfied: Fire Marshal the length of the maximum diagonal dimension of the property, measured in a straight line between permits will require additi onal Fire Marshal review . approved with accesses. emergency access. B.47 If the Fire Marshal determines that Section Dl07 of the International Fire Code applies, the Fire Marshal Fire Marshal approves submitted materials at this stage. Future Satisfied: Fire Marshal shall determine whether or not any of the exceptions ofD107.0l apply to this project. permits will require additional Fire Marshal review. approved B.48 No fire apparatus access lane shall have a slope greater than 12%. The applicant did not provide any documentation on this requirement. Satisfied More information will be needed. This will be required for and reviewed prior to final plat approval. B.49 "No Parking-Fire Lane" signs must be posted per Fire Marshal requirements. This will be required prior to final plat approval. Satisfied B.50 All cul-de-sacs must have a minimum turning radius of no less than 50' The signs mentioned above This will be required and reviewed prior to final plat approval. Satisfied shall be posted on all cul-de-sacs. B.51 Co llSlnlClion documents for the proposed fire apparatus access, fire lanes and hydraulic calculations Dunford Planned Unit Development is in agreement with this. Satisfied for the hydrant system shall be submitted to the Fire Marshal 's Office for review prior to construction. Furthermore hydraulic calculations and hydrant systems will be designed pursuant to the Washington State Department of Health Group A water system requirements, as the State is the permitting authority. With regards to fire apparatus access, and fire lanes these will be part of the road design. All of the aforementioned will b e submitted to the Fire Marshall for review. This will be required for and reviewed prior to f"mal plat approval. B.52 All development, design and construction shall comply with Kittitas County Code, Kittitas County Dunford Planned Unit Development is in agreement to this. Satisfied Zoning and the 2006 International Fire & Building Codes. Page 10 revised/updated by Kittitas CounA'tflj'Yrt+iih't 8