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0 <br />Kittitas Countv <br />Public Health <br />Department <br />To Protect and Promote the Health and the Environment of the People of Kittitas County <br />KITTITAS COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH (BOH) <br />Special Meeting Minutes <br />August 14, 2025 <br />Commissioners' Auditorium <br />Present <br />Board of Health (BOH): Brett Wachsmith, Danielle Bertschi (Virtual), Linda Navarre, Dede Feddema <br />(Virtual) <br />Absent: Cory Wright <br />Public Health: Candi Blackford, Audi Martinez, Chelsey Loeffers <br />Other: DPA Patricia Todd, Prosecutor's Office <br />Laura Osiadacz called the joint BOH/BOCC Public Hearing meeting to order at 1:30 p.m. <br />Introduction of Guests: Jodi Larson introduced herself as the new BOCC Clerk. <br />the 20.25XCCPH D-Eeff-SQftW Le oa -8ep-t mb-e�?025 <br />Audi Martinez stepped to the microphone and asked the Board of Health and the Board of County <br />Commissioners to approve a Joint BOH/BOCC Public Hearing to consider the addition of the passport <br />fees to the 2025 KCPHD fee schedule. The Commissioner and BOH motion is one motion. <br />Motion 08.01: Motion to approve a joint BOH/BOCC Public Hearing to consider the addition of passport <br />fees to the 2025 KCPHD Fee Schedule. Brett Wachsmith moved to approve a joint BOH/BOCC Public <br />Hearing to consider the addition of passport fees to the 2025 KCPHD Fee Schedule. Linda Navarre <br />Second. All approved. Motion 08.01 carried to approve a joint BOH/BOCC Public Hearing to consider the <br />addition of passport fees to the 2025 KCPHD Fee Schedule. <br />Revisions to Kittitas County Code 13.08.080 Public Hearin <br />Public Comment Open: 1:38 pm <br />Public Comment Closed: 1:38 pm <br />Chelsey Loeffers stepped to the microphone and noted that Kittitas County Code Chapter 13.08.080 <br />establishes criteria for evaluating groundwater levels when determining septic system suitability for new <br />subdivisions. The existing code is based on legacy technology and the new code accounts for modern <br />alternative septic systems that are now permitted by the state. Recent developments in treatment <br />technologies have expanded viable options for wastewater management while maintaining public <br />health safety. <br />