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C. Requires only rural government services; and D. Does not compromise the long term viability of designated resource lands. (KCC 17.60A.015) Conditions may be placed on conditional uses to protect the best interests of the surrounding property or the county as a whole. Conditions may include, but are not limited to, the following: 1. Increasing the required lot size, setback or yard dimensions; 2. Limiting the height of buildings or structures; 3. Controlling the number and location of vehicular access points (subject to approval by the reviewing authority with jurisdiction to issue approach or access permits); 4. Requiring the dedication of additional rights-of-way for future public street improvements; 5. Requiring the designation of public use easements; 6. Increasing or decreasing the number of required off-street parking and/or loading spaces as well as designating the location, screening, drainage, surfacing or other improvement of a parking area; 7. Limiting the number, size, height, shape, location and lighting of signs; 8. Requiring or limiting view-obscuring fencing, landscaping or other facilities to protect adjacent or nearby properties; 9. Designating sites for and/or the size of open space or recreational areas; 10. Requiring site reclamation upon discontinuance of use and/or expiration or revocation of the project permit; 11. Limiting hours and size of operation; 12. Controlling the siting of the use and/or structures on the property; 13. Requiring mitigation measures to effectively reduce the potential for land use conflicts with agricultural and resource lands, such as: landscape buffers, special setbacks, screening, and/or site design using physical features such as rock outcrops, ravines, and roads. 14. Demonstrating that the requirements of Chapter ittitas County Codt., Adequate Water Supply Determination, can be met. (KCC17.60A.020) Conditions would also include compliance with the SPPF standards of KCC 17.61 C.090.