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Recreation <br />1) A recreation management plan shall be developed for the planned unit development. The plan <br />shall identify any public and/or private recreation areas, allowed uses, trails, facilities and access <br />points. <br />Cultural Resources and Historic Preservation <br />1) A professional archaeological survey of the project area is to be conducted and a report be <br />produced prior to ground disturbing activities. This report should meet DAHP's Standards for <br />Cultural Resource Reporting. <br />2) Should ground disturbing or other activities related to the proposed plat result in the inadvertent <br />discovery of cultural or archaeological materials, work shall be stopped in the immediate area <br />and contact be made with the Washington State DAHP. Work shall remain suspended until the <br />find is assessed and appropriate consultation is conducted. Should human remains be <br />inadvertently discovered, as dictated by Washington State RCW 27.44.055, work shall be <br />immediately halted in the area and contact made with the coroner and local law enforcement in <br />the most expeditious manner possible. <br />Transportation <br />1) The access locations shall be reviewed by the Kittitas County Department of Public Works to <br />ensure that the access locations meet all applicable criteria for ingress/egress. <br />2) Approved access permits shall be required from the Kittitas County Department of Public <br />Works prior to creating any new driveway access or altering an existing access. <br />3) The applicant shall obtain all necessary permits required by Kittitas County Public Works for <br />this development, and no structure shall encroach upon any easement or right-of-way. WSDOT <br />access permit shall be required for this development. <br />4) Maintenance of driveway approaches shall be the responsibility of the owner whose property <br />they serve. The County will not maintain accesses. <br />5) Applicant will work with Kittitas County Public Works to determine if a road easement is <br />required. <br />6) Road certification and road naming will be required. <br />7) Second access for emergency ingress egress may be required with lot count exceeding 30 lots in <br />the mid and north developments. <br />8) Any further subdivision or lots to be served by proposed access may result in further access <br />requirements. See Kittitas County Road Standards. <br />9) In addition to the above -mentioned conditions, all applicable Kittitas County Road Standards <br />apply to this proposal. Access is not guaranteed to any existing or created parcel on this <br />application. <br />10) No new access to SR 903 will be allowed. This access may continue to be used; however, a new <br />Access Connection Permit (ACP) must be obtained for the proposed use. No new approaches <br />along SR 903 will be allowed. The property owner is required to contact Mark Kaiser of the <br />WSDOT South Central Region Office to apply for an ACP. <br />11) A traffic impact analysis (TIA) is required by a licensed traffic engineer. The TIA analyze the <br />impacts to the SR 903/Double O Road, as well as Rock Rose Drive and Ridgecrest Road (if <br />any). Mitigation to offset the impacts for this proposal should be identified in the traffic study. <br />12) Except as exempted in Section K CC 14.05.060, no grading or filling upon a site involving <br />more than one hundred (100) cubic yards shall be performed without a grading permit from the <br />County Engineer or Public Works designee (KCC 14.05.050). An application for grading in <br />3 <br />