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11.1.3 <br />11.1.2.4 Avoidance of fencing that blocks animal movement. <br />11.1.2.5 Establishment of travel corridors . <br />11.1.2.6 Reassessment of streams during high spring flows in order to determine <br />appropriate setbacks. <br />11.1.2. 7 Implementation of a Fire Management Plan. <br />l 1.1 .2.8 Use oflighting that reduces glare and outward light. <br />11.1.2.9 Landscaping with native plants. <br />11.1.2.10 Limitations on the amount of clearing and grading to the minimum <br />necessary. <br />11.1.2 .11 Employing speed limits to reduce wildlife collisions; <br />11.1.2 .12 Restrictions on leaving food sources and other attractants outside ofhomes. <br />County Response <br />As described in the SEP A Addendum, the reduced density to the east of the <br />development, along with the corridor in the revised proposal, will provide sufficient <br />open space. The following are recommended as conditions of approval: <br />11.1.3 . l Reassessment of a non-fish stream mapped at the southern portion of the <br />site during high spring flows to determine necessary setbacks under KCC <br />17 A.07 to be incorporated into a stormwater management plan. <br />11.1.3 .2 A fire management plan shall be prepared and implemented, with building <br />covenants to ensure that homes are built with fire prevention measures . <br />11.1.3.3 Use of lighting that reduces glare and outward light that may affect <br />nocturnal wildlife such as migrating birds. <br />11.1.3.4 Landscaping with native plants to reduce overall habitat loss. <br />11.1.3 .5 Limit amount of clearing and grading to only the amount needed for a <br />footprint, existing habitat structures such as shrubs, logs and snags can and <br />do provide immense wildlife benefit even in developed settings. <br />11.1.3 .6 Employing speed limits to reduce wildlife collisions on roads. <br />11.1.3. 7 Restricting residents from leaving food sources and other attractants outside <br />of homes that will encourage large wildlife (such as bears) near homes where <br />human/wildlife conflict can arise. <br />5