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<br /> <br />Kittitas County Shoreline Master Program <br />Chapter 5 49 <br />March 7, 2016 <br />5. General policies and regulations <br />Sections <br />5.1 Archaeological and historical resources <br />5.2 Environmental protection and critical areas <br />A. Policies for all critical areas <br />B. General regulations for environmental protection <br />C. General regulations for all critical areas <br />D. Mitigation – requirements for all critical areas <br />E. Mitigation – mitigation plan contents for all critical areas <br />F. Wetlands – designation, mapping, delineation, and categorization <br />G. Wetlands – buffers <br />H. Wetlands – reporting <br />I. Wetlands – compensatory mitigation <br />J. Aquatic habitat conservation areas – designation and mapping <br />K. Aquatic habitat conservation areas – buffers <br />L. Aquatic habitat conservation areas – reporting <br />M. Wildlife habitat conservation areas – designation, classification, mapping, and <br />surveying <br />N. Wildlife habitat conservation areas – reporting and mitigation requirements <br />O. Geologically hazardous areas – designation, classification, and mapping <br />P. Geologically hazardous areas – reporting and protection standards <br />Q. Frequently flooded areas – designation and mapping <br />R. Frequently flooded areas – protection standards <br />S. Frequently flooded areas – reporting <br />T. Frequently flooded areas – compensatory mitigation <br />U. Critical aquifer recharge areas – designation, mapping, and classification <br />V. Critical aquifer recharge areas – protection standards <br />W. Critical aquifer recharge areas – reports <br />5.3 Flood hazard reduction <br />5.4 Public access <br />5.5 Shoreline buffers and vegetation conservation <br />5.6 Water quality, stormwater, and nonpoint pollution <br /> <br />5.1 Cultural, archaeological and historical resources <br />The following policies and regulations apply to cultural, archaeological, and historic <br />resources that are either (a) listed on the national, state, or local registers of historic <br />places; (b) recorded by the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic <br />Preservation (DAHP), a Native American tribe, and/or a local jurisdiction; or (c) <br />undiscovered, inadvertently uncovered, or yet unrecorded. <br />