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g..1.3.1. consistency statement: The ptanned unit devetopmentwill utilize an existing centratized water and sewer system and paved streets to support the higher densitY residential use- 9.1 .4. RR-Gg: The coUnty should strive to sustain and protect the westerty mountainous' recreationat open space, and its easterty non-resource agriculturat and rangetand activities. g.1.4.1. consistency statement: The transfer of devetopment rights from the 22 lots (96.91 acres) in the northern area of the devetopment into the southern area of the devetopment witl attow for the prot€ction and conservation of those acres for open space and recreation' g.1 .5. RR-G16; Allow fOr residential opportunity with rural character and a variety of densities outside UGAs without poputation expBcting alt urban services. 9.1.5.1 . Consistency Statement: Up to 61 singte famity and/or rnuttipte-famity residentiat lots will be created on the lower 69.15 acres in Rurat Recreation zone utitizing th€ transfer of devetopment lights from the upper 22 tots {96'91 acres) altowing the development to maintain the rurat character and meet the denslry requirements of Titte 17.30' 1 O. ENVIRONMENTALREVIEW 10.1. A criticat area review was performed by staff, and GIS data indicates a Type 9 (unidentitied) stream runningthrough parcets g5057o, 950583 & 950584. The GIS data indicates a Type 4 Seasonal (non-tisfr bearing)stream runningthrough parcets 12065 and2O2O2' The GIS data indicates I Criticat Area Aquifer Recharge (CARA) for Group A Wetthead Protection Areas' SEPA checktist was submitted with the apptication and an MDNSwas issued on November'14'2o24' 1 1. AGENCY AND PUBLIC COMMENTS 11,1. Appticabte agencies, adjacent property owners, and interested parties have been given the opportu nity to review this proposat. A variety of agencies and individuals commented on the application. Al[ comments were inctuded in the record' 11.2. Washington Department of Naturat Resources: "Based on remote review of this parcel(s) it appears that some or att of the parcet(s) consist of foresttand, and it witl require a Forest practices AppLication (FpA) from the DNR if merchantebte timber is removed/harvested as part of the proposal and/or is being converted out of forest tand (RCW 76'09 and WAc 222)' The FPA woutd need to meet the requirements ot the Forest Practices Act 8nd its rules' lt is our recommendation that the appticant meet with our tocat forest practices forester to discuss, they may catt our Southeast Region office at (509) 925-8510 to schedute an appointment"' 11.2.L Appticant Response: This proposed project witl require removal of timber throughout the site as we prepare the tand for the construction of homesites and necessary facilities' As construction devetops and as required by taw, we witlcomptete and submit a Forest practices Apptication. Our FPA witl meet the requirements of the Forest Practices Act and its rutes. we witt contact the southeast Region DNR office after approvat of this proiect and upon the boginning of the initiat ptanning and construction process. 11.2-2. Hearing Examiner Finding: The SEPA Determination has been conditioned to meet the requiroments provided by washington Department of NaturaI Resources' 1 1 .3. confederated Tribes of the cotviile Reservation: "ccT requests a cuttural resource survey for the fu1 proposed project area in preparation for future residentiat or other construction, which shoutd inctude a sub-surface testing component as ground breaking for when new construction and ctearing of trees are expected. and that during implementation that there be an inadvortent discovery pi"n or. (lDp) in ptace to ensure comptiance with atl Section 106 and retevant cultural resource taws both federatty and to the state of washingiton." 1 1 .3.1. Appticant Response: We acknowtedge and agree with the fact that this proposed project is within the traditionat territory ol the Wenatchi Tribe and is within a tocation that is considerod Moderate to High Risk for an inadvertent discovery according to lhe DAHP predictive modet'