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2/17/2026
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2:00pm Public Hearing
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Public Hearing continued from February 3, 2026, to consider a 15-year extension to the existing Development Agreement for Suncadia DV-25-00001. The record is open.
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2:00pm Public Hearing
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141467
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6 <br />A B C D E <br />Commenter Name Date Public Comment Excerpt / Summary Topic Area Applicant Response <br />17 <br />18 <br />19 <br />20 <br />21 <br />22 <br />23 <br />24 <br />25 <br />26 <br />27 <br />28 <br />29 <br />Richard & Linda Dix Jan 24, 2026 <br />We have experienced the continued erosion of the Development's original vision, resulting in <br />misrepresentations, unfulfilled promises and risk of diminished value of our significant <br />investment in the community. Our request is that Kittitas Community Development Services <br />perform a comprehensive compliance review prior to any decision granting the extension of a <br />development agreement.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. The Applicant will continue to work with the County to ensure compliance with all on-going <br />conditions through plat approvals and other time stamped conditions required under the Development Agreement. <br />Steve & Debbie Dowd Jan 19, 2026 <br />We are concerned that the developer(s) have not fully complied with the Development <br />Agreement currently in effect. Granting an extension before resolving unmet obligations would <br />undermine the purpose of the agreement and <br />weaken accountability.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. The Applicant will continue to work with the County to ensure compliance with all on-going <br />conditions through plat approvals and other time stamped conditions required under the Development Agreement. <br />Fred Mattison Jan 24, 2026 <br />If you are going to consider any extension of the MPR, Kittitas County should review the <br />application just like a new application for development. All of the studies are older than 20 <br />years. Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. <br />The specific comments related to other items in the letter are not related to the Development Agreement and as such, a response is <br />not needed. <br />Kurt & Laurie Fresh Jan 20, 2026 <br />Before considering an extension, we respectfully request that the County conduct a formal, <br />written compliance review of the existing Development Agreement.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. The Applicant will continue to work with the County to ensure compliance with all on-going <br />conditions through plat approvals and other time stamped conditions required under the Development Agreement. <br />Larry Gottlieb Jan 25, 2026 <br />We are writing to request that the County please perform a review of Suncadia's full compliance <br />with its obligations to the Suncadia homeowners under the Development Agreement before <br />deciding whether to agree with Suncadia's request for an extension.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for a formal compliance review. The Development Agreement has been implemented <br />through multiple County-reviewed permits and approvals that confirm compliance with applicable obligations. The proposed <br />extension does not modify or excuse previously completed or applicable requirements. <br />Stacy Heintz Jan 19, 2026 <br />Granting an extension without first documenting compliance makes it harder and potentially <br />more expensive for us to enforce unfulfilled commitments after the fact.Process / Enforcement <br />The Applicant acknowledges the concern regarding enforceability of commitments. The proposed extension maintains the <br />enforceability of applicable Development Agreement provisions and does not eliminate or retroactively forgive any completed or <br />ongoing obligations. <br />Steve Hunter Jan 18, 2026 <br />I am a homeowner in Suncadia since 2008. I support the extension of the Suncadia Development <br />Agreement.Extension Support The Applicant appreciates the comment in support of the proposed Development Agreement extension. <br />Catherine Jackson Jan 18, 2026 <br />Thoughtful, orderly process has always been among our neighborhood’s strengths; I believe this <br />reinforces that.Process / General The Applicant appreciates the comment and support for a thoughtful and orderly review process. <br />Brenda James Jan 19, 2026 <br />Before considering any extension of the Suncadia Development Agreement, the County should <br />first determine whether the developer has complied with the agreement currently in force.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. The Applicant will continue to work with the County to ensure compliance with all on-going <br />conditions through plat approvals and other time stamped conditions required under the Development Agreement. <br />James Jenkins Jan 19, 2026 <br />I am not opposed to development. My request is simply that the County review and verify <br />compliance with the existing Development Agreement before considering any extension.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for confirmation of compliance with the existing Development Agreement. Since approval of <br />the original agreement, required obligations have been addressed through phased development approvals, inspections, and County <br />acceptance of improvements. The proposed extension does not waive existing obligations but preserves the County’s ability to <br />enforce applicable requirements. The Applicant will continue to work with the County to ensure compliance with all on-going <br />conditions through plat approvals and other time stamped conditions required under the Development Agreement. <br />Cindy Jobs Jan 20, 2026 <br />Granting an extension without first establishing a clear, written record of compliance risks allows <br />unresolved obligations to be assumed complete or superseded.Compliance Verification <br />The Applicant acknowledges the concern regarding documentation of compliance. Compliance with Development Agreement <br />obligations has been verified through County approvals over the life of the project. The proposed extension does not assume <br />incomplete obligations as satisfied. <br />Kathleen Horner & Bryan Kettel Jan 18, 2026 <br />Granting an extension of the Development Agreement before confirming compliance of binding <br />commitments in the original proposal would effectively excuse any unfinished obligations.Compliance / Accountability <br />The Applicant acknowledges the request for a documented compliance review. The Development Agreement has been administered <br />through ongoing County oversight, and obligations have been addressed through applicable approvals. The proposed extension does <br />not excuse unfinished obligations. <br />Randall & Anne Kim Jan 19, 2026 <br />Granting an extension before resolving unmet obligations would undermine the purpose of the <br />agreement and weaken accountability.Compliance / Accountability <br />The Applicant acknowledges the concern regarding unresolved obligations. Applicable Development Agreement requirements have <br />been satisfied or addressed through approved development phases and County actions.
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