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Kittitas County Board of County Commissioners County Code I Title 3 Revenue and ... Page 34 of 41 <br />circumference of property boundary adjacent to an Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM). <br />Those properties with less than fifteen percent (151/6) of the property boundary <br />circumference subject to Shoreline regulations will receive one (1) point. Those properties <br />having up to twenty-five percent (25%) of the property boundary circumference subject to <br />Shoreline regulations will receive two (2) points. Those properties with over twenty-five <br />percent (25%) of the property boundary circumference subject to Shorelines regulations <br />will receive three (3) points. <br />d. Special Animal Sites. (Up to 3 points) <br />i. Definition. Habitat for those animal species defined by Washington State Department of <br />Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) as being either an endangered, threatened or sensitive species <br />or those animal species identified as Level I Habitat on the Washington State Department <br />of Fish and Wildlife Priority Habitat Species (PHS) maps. <br />ii. Source. Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), Kittitas County <br />Planning and Building Department's Critical Area maps. <br />iii. Eligibility. Eligible sites are those with a documented occurrence of an endangered, <br />threatened or sensitive species, or those animal species identified as Level I Habitat on the <br />Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife Priority Habitat Species (PNS) Maps. <br />Those properties with less than fifty percent (50%) of the property within identified special <br />animal sites will receive two (2) points and those with fifty percent (50%) or more will <br />receive (3) points. <br />e. Special Plant Sites <br />i. Definition. Those areas where plant species listed by the Washington State Department of <br />Natural Resources (WSDNR) Natural Heritage Program as being either an endangered, <br />threatened or sensitive plant species are located in areas greater than ten (10) acres in size. <br />ii. Source. Location and details of known sites are on file in the WSDNR— Natural Heritage <br />Database. <br />iii. Eligibility. Eligible sites are those in the WSDNR— Natural Heritage Database. Individual <br />sites must be verified. Those properties with less than fifty percent (50%) of its area in <br />identified special plant sites will receive one (1) point and those properties with fifty <br />percent (50%) or more of the area in identified special plant sites will receive three (3) <br />points. <br />f. Category I and II Wetlands. (Up to 3 points) <br />i. Definition. All Category I wetlands and Category II wetlands over 2,500 square feet. <br />ii. Source. National Wetlands Inventory maps, Critical Area Maps, certified wetland biologist. <br />iii. Eligibility. Eligible lands are those meeting the above definition. Not eligible for other <br />points relating to the wetland are waters designated within the Shorelines Management <br />Program (SMP). Those properties with less than fifty percent (50%) of its area in identified <br />Category I and II wetlands, and the required buffers and setbacks not regulated by SMP, <br />will receive two (2) points, and those properties with fifty percent (501/6) or more of the <br />area in identified Category I and II wetlands will receive three (3) points. These points can <br />be added to any points for other category wetlands upon the site. <br />g. Major Lakes, Ponds and Streams. <br />L Definition. Lakes and ponds, over one acre in size, and creeks and streams classified as <br />Type 2 (or other state equivalent) as defined by WAC 222-16-030, located within a well- <br />defined channel, that carry a perennial flow throughout the year and are used in the life <br />https://www.co.kittitas.wa.us[boc/countycode/title03.aspx 12/7/2020 <br />