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8.LAND AND SHORELINE USE <br />a.What is the current use ofthe site and adjacentproperties? <br />The Phase 3 Divisions 15 &16 property is undevelopedand located at the west end of Tumble <br />Creek Drive,northwest of Phase 3 Divisions 6-9 and the Tumble Creek Golf Course. <br />l.Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is compatible with existing andprojected land <br />uses andplans,if any. <br />The Phase 3 Divisions 15 &16 site is within the MPR site and is consistent with the September <br />2000 Conceptual Master Plan approved by Kittitas County and the Master Planned Resort <br />developmentagreement that has been adoptedby Kittitas County ordinance,and the Phase 3 Site <br />Development Plan approvedMarch 16,2004. <br />9.HOUSING <br />c.Proposed measures to reduce or control housing impacts,if any. <br />Measures to reduce or control housing impacts are requiredunder the MPR Conditionsof Approval <br />Sections C-59 through C-61. Under C-60 in particular,the private sector external to the MPR <br />continues to supply adequate housing stock and no further measures or mitigation are required at this <br />time. <br />10.AESTHETICS <br />a.What is the tallest height ofany proposed structure(s), not including antennas; what is the <br />principal exterior building material(s)proposed? <br />Residential structures would be a maximum of two stories or up to approximately 40 feet above <br />groundelevation (depending on existing topography). Principal exteriorbuilding materials would <br />include wood,metal,concrete and stone for walls.Metal or composition shingles would be used for <br />roofing material, <br />b.What views in the immediate vicinity would be altered or obstructed? <br />Visual impacts and mitigation measures are discussed in Section 4.11 of the DEIS. Theforested <br />setting would change to a developed landscape,which would be suburban in character.The <br />developedareas wouldincludeviews of vegetationintermixedwith roadways,building rooftops and <br />facades,vehicles and maintained landscape and lawn areas.There would likely be occasions in the <br />vicinity of the MPR where viewing position and topography would allow limited views of <br />development.No significant views would be obstructed,and the degree of change evident in these <br />views would not be large. <br />Incomplete or illegible applications will be returned. KCPD 2-02 5 <br />Index #8