LP-22-00001 Suncadia Ph 2 Div 7 - BOCC Staff Report

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11 northwest of Coal Mine Way would trap everyone west of the intersection due to the lack of a full time second access point, pointed out section C-12 “Public Use of On-Site Trail and Road System” of the Suncadia Master Planned Resort Conditions of Approval. Index #28 Ira Astrachan: Ira Astrachan submitted concerns with a single access point off of Bullfrog road for the amount full time residents in the community, the concern for any cut off of Swiftwater Drive at a point northwest of Coal Amine Way would trap everyone west of the intersection due to the lack of a full time second access point, pointed out section C-12 “Public Use of On-Site Trail and Road System” of the Suncadia Master Planned Resort Conditions of Approval. Index #29. Jarrod Durkee: Mr. Durkee submitted concerns with a single access point off of Bullfrog road for the amount full time residents in the community, the concern for any cut off of Swiftwater Drive at a point northwest of Coal Amine Way would trap everyone west of the intersection due to the lack of a full time second access point, pointed out section C-12 “Public Use of On-Site Trail and Road System” of the Suncadia Master Planned Resort Conditions of Approval. Index #30. Erin and Erich Naumann: Mr. and Mrs. Naumann submitted concerns for safety in the event of an evacuation situation and the access issue for emergency personnel, the community currently using the Evergreen estates as a way around congestion and the Evergreen estates community not appreciating the use and wanting the gated access on the Suncadia/Ronald side the next permanent point of entry. Index #34. Lisa Kendall: Ms. Kendall submitted concerns regarding Bullfrog Road being a disaster every Sunday afternoon and concerns for emergency safety issues if there was a fire or emergency and everyone being stuck there. Index #36 Susan Childers and Alan Feldberg: Mr. and Mrs. Childers submitted concerns regarding ensuring the development is done with basic regard to minimizing damage to vegetation and wildlife, as well as safety and health of the residents and the one ingress/egress and the recommendation to open the State Route 903 egress that is currently gated. Index #37 Chris Collins: Mr. Collins submitted concerns in regards to the single exit from the community and only fire and contractors having access to the gated Bullfrog/Firehouse gate, the emergency gate opening plan should an emergency occur, and requested the county review how the developer is complying with the “Amended And Restated Development Agreement By And Between Kittitas County, Washington, Suncadia LLC Relating To The Development Commonly Known As Suncadia Resort”, specifically in regards to Exhibit F-1. Index #38 Kathleen Perkins: Ms. Perkins submitted concerns regarding placements of lot 67 to approximately lot 41 backing up to an elk corridor, seasonal creek and seasonal wetlands and Safety concerns with one exit gate from Suncadia. Index #40 Levi Green and Jessica Van Fleet-Green (Received after the comment period): Mr. Green and Mrs. Fleet-Green submitted concerns regarding the acceleration of further development when other infrastructure in the resort has not kept pace with the rapid growth. Concerns for the environmental impact, specifically the proximity to Stream D, the lack of buffer with tree clearing, potential stream diversion and the heightened risk of wildfires. They would like to see infrastructure to support increased traffic in and out of the community, strict enforcement of work hours, speed limits and road access. Index #43 VIII. RECOMMENDATION As conditioned below, the application does not appear to be detrimental to the general public health, safety or welfare and meets the basic intent and criteria associated with Title 12, Title 16.08, Title 16.12, Title 17.37, and