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Recreation 1) A *creation manag€rnent plan shall be developed for the planned unit development. The plan shall identiff any f,ublic and/or private recreation areas, allowed uses, trails, facilities and access points. Cultural Resources and Historic Preservation e project area is to be conducted and a report be' produced prior to ground?isnrbing-activities. This report should meet DAHP's Standards for Cultural Resource RePorting. 2) Should ground disturbing oi other activities related to the proposed nla! lesylt in the inadvertent' discovei of cultural or archaeological materials, work shall be stopped in the immediato area and contact be made with the Wastrington State DAHP. Work shall remain suspended until the find is assessed and appropriate consultation is conducted. Should human rsmains be inadvertently discover:ed, ui di"tut.d by Washington State RCW 27.44-055, work shall be immediately frltra in the area and contact made with the coroner and local law enforcement in the most expeditious manner possible. Transnortation -) Tt* ""*ss locations shall be reviewed by the Kittitas County Department of Public Works to ensure that the access looations meet all applicable criteria for ingress/egless. 2) Approved access permits shall be required from the Kittitas County Department of Public' Worts prior to creating any new driveway access or altering an existing access. 3) The applicant shall obtain all necessary permits required by Kittitas County Public Works !o1_ this divelopmenq and no structure shall encroach upon any easement or right-of-way. WSDOT access permit shall be required for this development' 4) Maintenanoe of driveway approaches shall be the responsibility of the owner whose property they senre. The County will not maintain acc€sses. 5) Rppticant will work with Kittitas County Public Works to determine if a road easement is required. 6) Road certification and road naming will be required' 7) Second acoess for emergency ingress egress may be required with lot count exceeding 30 lots in the mid and north develoPments. S) Any further subdivision or lots to be served by proposed access may result in further access requirements. See Kittitas County Road Standards' 9) In addition to the above-mentioned conditions, all applicable Kittitas County Road Standards apply to this proposal. Access is not guaranteed to any existing or oreated parcel on this application. 10) N; new aocess to SR 903 will be allowed. This access may continug to bg used; however' a new Access Connection permit (ACP) must be obtained for the proposed use. No new approaches along SR 903 will be allowed. The property owner is required to contact Mark Kaiser of the WSDOT South Cenhal Region Office to apply for an ACP' l1) A taffic impact analysis tnel is requiredby a licensed traffic engineer. The TIA analyze the impacts to tie SR goi/Double O Road, as well as Rock Rose Drive and Ridgecrest Road (if *y;. ulitigation to offset the impacts for this proposal should be identified in the traffic study' 12) Except as exempted in Section I( CC 14.05.060, no grading or filling upon a site involving more than one hundred (100) cubic yards shall be performed without a grading permit from the County Engineer or Public Works d-esigpee (KCC 14.05.050). An application fot grading in 3