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d. Arrange with the service provider to provide the additional <br />capacity of facilities required; and/or <br />e. Propose transportation strategies that will reduce the demand <br />for capacity; <br />2. Ask the director for formal reconsideration of the concurrency evaluation in <br />accordance with the provisions of KCC 12.10.070; <br />3. Withdraw the application and reapply for an evaluation when concurrency <br />can be ensured; or <br />4. Appeal the denial or imposition of conditions per " or <br />15A.08, based on the underlying land use decision in accordance with <br />36.706 RCW. (Ord. 2011-011, 2011) <br />(Ord. 2015-010, 2015) <br />12.10.060 Determination of Concurrency Finding. <br />A. A determination of concurrency finding shall be issued by the County for the <br />development permit for which a concurrency evaluation was conducted. If applicable, <br />payment of a fee shall be a condition prior to issuing the determination of concurrency <br />finding. <br />B. The determination of concurrency finding will include a certificate of transportation <br />capacity for proposed developments that are expected to generate more than nine (9) <br />peak hour vehicle trips. This certificate shall apply only to the specific land uses, <br />densities, intensities and development projects described in the approved development <br />permit. In the event that, subsequent to issuance of the certificate, the approved <br />development is modified to generate lower traffic impacts on the transportation system, <br />the certificate shall be modified to reflect the reduced traffic impact. In no event shall <br />the certificate of transportation capacity be for a greater amount of capacity than is <br />needed for the development proposed in the underlying permit application, except as <br />provided for phased development. <br />C. Phasing. The determination of concurrency finding shall be issued for all phases of a <br />development permit, except when the conditions set forth in KCC 12.10.040(1) have <br />been fulfilled. In this case the certificate shall be conditioned to note that certificates are <br />required for future phases. The certificate shall specifically identify the amount, extent <br />and timing of any required traffic mitigation. <br />D. Transferability. A certificate of transportation capacity is not transferable to other land. <br />The certificate of transportation capacity, once issued, shall become part of the <br />development permit and shall be transferred to new owners of the original land, if and <br />only if the development permit is so transferred to the new owners. <br />E. Capacity Allocations. The developer may, as part of a development permit application, <br />designate in writing the amount of capacity to be allocated to portions of the property, <br />such as lots, blocks, parcels, or tracts included in the application. Any such allocation <br />shall be reflected in the certificate of transportation capacity. Capacity may be <br />reassigned or allocated within the boundaries of the original property by application to <br />the director. The director shall amend the certificate accordingly. <br />F. Life Span of Certificate. A certificate of transportation capacity shall expire when the <br />accompanying development permit expires or is revoked. The certificate may be <br />extended according to the same terms and conditions as the accompanying <br />development permit. If the development permit is granted an extension, so shall the <br />