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Exhibit M: Amendment 19-13 Amendments to KCC Title 13 and 1 7 regarding development in Urban Growth Areas. 13.08.090 Recording plat -Conditions precedent. Prior to recording of a plat, the following shall apply: 1. Where public water is available within one-half mile or less of any proposed plat, water shall be provided by this means. A letter from the water district, city or other stating that arrangements have been made to supply the plat must be attached. This pr l iou sha ll n L app ly lo Lbc Airpoli Overlay 1-1 'h':ef.;l_:Y.le1,sba-r-gd!QA wl.¼ieh.ha5 red1:1eed 0:0:llSi tie~t-AA:pcrt O ·.ie£liw Zone. 2. When a community water supply is to be provided, detailed drawings of a water distribution system shall be submitted. A well shall be constructed, a pump and storage tank shall be installed, and a letter from the Washington State Department of Health stating that plans and specifications have been approved shall be attached. 3. When an individual well is to be constructed on each lot, well sites shall be located on the plat map. 4. There shall be one soil log hole to a depth of forty-eight inches on each lot located in the approximate drainfield area. When percolation tests are requested (use separate sheet), test holes must be at a depth of thirty-six inches. Larger lot sizes may be required when percolation rates are over twenty minutes per inch. This work shall be done by a registered engineer or licensed designer. 5. Where septic tanks are to be used, there shall be a minimum depth of three feet of porous soil above hardpan, clay, or ground water. Fill material more than eighteen inches shall require approval by the health department. Each test hole shall be clearly marked for easy identification by a stick or flag. If the test holes cannot be properly identified, it may result in the plat not being considered for recording. 6. If natural growth prevents the health department from making an adequate evaluation of the proposed plat, then clearing and grubbing may be specified for those areas of the plat that are in question. 7. Lots must be numbered and staked. 8. Submit a copy of the final linen that will be filed for recording. 9. Notify this department seven days prior to date ofrecording for a site inspection. 10. It is the design engineer's responsibility to see that the sponsor or owner has complied with the above items pertinent to recording his plat, before the health department can give approval to the planning department for acceptance. 11. Any variances from the platting requirements of this regulation shall require approval by the health officer prior to submission for platting. (Res. 72-69 Reg. 11 § 9, 1972). 2019 Docket Enabling Ordinance Page 41 December 3, 2019