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Exhibit H: Amendment 20-10 Amendment to transfer authority for water mitigating and metering to Public Works Chapter 13.40 MITIGATION AND METERING PROGRAM Sections 1 3.40.0 I 0 Eligibility. 13.40.020 Water Usage Packages. I 3.40.030 Metering Requirements. 1 3.40.040 Well Requirements. 13.40.0s0 Septic Requirements. 1 3.40.060 Monitoring and Enforcement. 13.40.010 Eligibility Applicants for residential building permits requiring mitigation may use the publicly-operated Kittitas County Water Bank if certain qualifications are met. To be eligible to mitigate through the Kittitas County Water Bank, an applicant must meet the following requirements: a. Be located within anarea in which the Kittitas County Water Bank can provide adequate water mitigation, and b. Submit an application for a residential building permit within two (2) years of issuance of the mitigation certificate. Commercial uses are not eligible. Applicants must submit a mitigation application, all applicable documentation, and all applicable fees o the-Kittitas County Public prior to submitting an Adequate Water Supply Determination application. Applicants will also be required to legally record the mitigation certificate and any applicable agreements on the title record associated with the property parcel. (O10-201_8:449,2018; Ord.2017-007,2017; Ord. 2015-007,2015) 13.40.020 Water Usage Packages Applicants with access to outdoor inigation (as determined by a signed affidavit) will be required to purchase mitigation Package A, which consists of an annual average of 27 5 gallons per day of indoor domestic use only. The daily maximum withdrawal allowed on any given day is 825 gallons per day, as long as the annual average is not exceeded. Applicants without access to outdoor irrigation (as determined by a signed affidavit) will be required to purchase mitigation Package B which consists of an arurual average of 27 5 gallons 2020 Docket Enabling Ordinance Page25 December 15,2020