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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2017-07-10-minutes-public-works-study-sessionKITTITAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Public Works Study Session Regular Meeting Monday July 10, 2017 -1:30 PM Commissioners' Auditorium 205 West 5th Room 709 - Ellensburg 1. Call to Order 2. Mehl Road RID Update 3. Flood Control Zone District Citizen Advisory Board Questionnaire 4. Carroll Road Traffic Discussion 5. Request to Approve a Notice of Public Hearing to Consider Leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan to Valley Fence, Inc. 6. Other business 7. Adjourn Created on 7/7/2017 8:05:19 AM CA CppF.S KZTTITgEi C4 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 1CTTrrASCOUNTY Mark Cook, Director STUDY SESSION NUNUTES July 10, 2017 THOSE PRESENT: Paul Jewell, Laura Osiadacz (BOCC); Mark Cook, Candie Leader, Luke Huck (DPW); Dan Carlson, Stephanie Mifflin, Mike Flory (CDS) GUESTS: 20 members of the public RTEHL ROAD RID UPDATE. Mark stated that over the last two years multiple conversations have been had on a proposed road improvement district for Wiehl Road. Mark gave background on the road stating that the roadway is county road right of way that is proposed to be improved for the purposes of assisting numerous county residents. There are about 60 properties that access this section of roadway. He added that Public Works spent time last year collecting survey data and a profile design that helped generate costs for bringing the road up to public standards. After that exercise staff became aware that is was cost prohibitive to attempt to bring the road to a full public standard. Mark continued that in recognition of that staff has held several meetings with area residents and believe that there can be significant improvement to the roadway including paving and guardrail installation. There are also numerous land use issues that are wound around the access issues. Currently, there are a handful of properties that are working on temporary occupancy permits and are unable to get final occupancy due to access issues. This proposed road improvement district would help clean up some of those issues. In attendance, were four area residents of Wiehl Road that have worked hard collecting petitions for the establishment of the road improvement district and fifty four of the sixty six were returned. Mark added that if the road improvement district was to move forward the costs would be about $450,000 or about $776 per lot. If, during, the establishment lots were to be removed that per lot cost could go up. Discussion was held. Commissioner Jewell commented that this is a substantial number of residents and asked if it represents the majority of the lineal frontage of the improvement. Mark replied that he has asked for an opinion on the matter early on and we don't necessarily have to have to levy on the lineal frontage and are electing to pursue on lots benefited by the road improvement. Mark commented that the way the roadway is configured the properties do not front Wiehl Road. They front numerous internal roadways. Further discussion was held. One member of the general public spoke to the topic and answered the question regarding the lineal frontage and the number of peitions collected in regards to that. 411 N. Ruby, Suite #1 Ellensburg, WA 98926 TEL (509) 962-7523 FAX (509) 962-7663 Dept. of Public Works Page 2 Mark stated that the next steps will include a legal briefing for the Board on process and the specific manner business is to be conducted to get the road improvement district formulated. Then the formulation hearing would be noticed and docketed. Commissioner Jewell asked when the notice of public hearing would be ready for consideration and Mark replied early August. Commissioner Osiadacz commented that she is happy to see this project move forward and relieve the residents in the area of the stress of this issue. She continued mentioning the road standards, process and why it is so important to have roads built to standard from the beginning. Board Direction: No direction. CARROLL ROAD TRAFFIC DISCUSSION• Mark reported that recently Public Works had been contacted by residents along Carroll Road which turned into a productive conversation regarding land use in Badger Pocket. In particular at the forefront is recognition of aggregate versus agricultural usage. The area has a large dairy, a hay press operation and a fairly robust aggregate production component. Most recently, staff was noticed of an expansion of an aggregate mine expansion in the area with the delivery vehicles coming in along Badger Pocket Road by Wesco and turning onto Carroll Road and accessing the mines on Carroll Road. Mark continued that noise is an issue as it relates to truck traffic and one of the things that have come to light is that compression brakes are being used early in the morning and on the weekends. Public Works has considered some options and one that could happen is that the community comes forward with a petition to lower the speed limit for staff review. Traffic count data has been collected and is being processed. Mark added that staff has had conversation regarding potential mitigation. The hay press operation in the area has inflicted damage to the roadway due to heavy loads being hauled. In previous discussions the hiring of a commercial vehicle officer has been brought up and may need to be revisited since currently overweight vehicles are causing roadway damage. A section of Carroll Road has limited sight distance and is signed at thirty five miles per hour. There are multiple instances of agricultural operations pulling out onto the roadway are immediately come up upon at a rapid speed. The Kittitas Reclamation District also has ditch riders in the area that has expressed concerns about speeding truck traffic as well. Mark continued that with all of this information that he has told area residents that if they wanted to petition to have the speed lowered staff would prepare the necessary documentation for Board of County Commissioner consideration. Commissioner Jewell asked what the current speed limit is on Carroll Road and Mark replied it is currently fifty miles per hour. Mark added that he has shared in the past how lowering the speed limit doesn't assist in driver behavior however; this is truck traffic as opposed to car traffic. Commissioner Jewell brought up the issue of reader signs being deployed and how they could be useful in this sort of situation and other construction going on in the county and traffic diverting to avoid I-90 construction and traffic delays. Mark responded that staff has done research on speed interaction signs and will put some time into looking at reader signs as well. Dan Carlson, CDS Director, stated that the mining expansion is an active conditional use permit application that the Board will be taking action on in a closed record hearing. Therefore, no discussion or testimony of this permit is allowed. Discussion was 411 N. Ruby, Ste. #1 TEL (509) 962-7523 Ellensburg, WA 98926 FAX (509) 962-7663 Dept. of Public Works Page 3 held. Five (5) members of the general public spoke as to the condition of living in the area and the impact speeding and noise is having on the quality of life for their community. Board Direction: Provide the speed study data at the next study session and bypass the petition process since the speed study has already been completed and prepare documentation for public hearing and Board consideration. FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DISTRICT FCZD CITIZENADVISORYBOARD OUESTIONNAIRE: Mark stated that for the past year staff has been engaging the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) on a proposal to bring a rate payer advisory group to help guide the FCZD in both in the level and intensity of investing and to be an advisory board to staff to vet issues for the BOCC. Staff has been moving ahead and today presented a proposed questionnaire that staff would recommend would be part of the first outreach process to be conducted. The questionnaire has an error in the first sentence and will be corrected. Mark continued that if the Board feels the content and aim is appropriate to the Board then open houses would be held, one in upper county and one in lower county; press releases in advance and then when a pool of applicants will be compiled. The Board would go through the questionnaire to help select the advisory board. Commissioner Jewell stated he reviewed the questionnaire and thought it was more extensive than necessary and would like to confirm that the error will be corrected. Discussion was held. Board Direction: Make correction to questionnaire and any other changes suggested by the Board after a more thorough review. REQ UEST TO APPROVE A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER LEASING LOT C-7 OF THE KITTITAS CO UNTYAIRPORT BINDING SITE PLAN TO VALLEY FENCE, INC.: Mark presented the Notice of Public Hearing to consider leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan to the Board for consideration. Mark gave background stating that Valley Fence, Inc. is proposing to use the lot to store fencing materials and was seeking to use some of the property for RV storage; however, the current zoning does not allow this. Mark continued that the applicant requested that staff petition a code amendment to allow some level of RV storage at the site. Commissioner Jewell inquired as to the level of RV storage being asked for and Mark replied it would be a minimal level due to the size of the lot but it would include motorhomes and boats being stored along with the fencing materials. Board Direction: 411 N. Ruby, Ste. #1 TEL (509) 962-7523 Ellensburg, WA 98926 FAX (509) 962-7663 Dept. of Public Works Page 4 Commissioner Jewell called for a motion. Commissioner Osiadacz made a motion to approve the Notice of Public Hearing to consider leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan to Valley Fence, Inc. Commissioner Jewell seconded the motion and the motion passed. OTHER BUSINESS. BAR 14 BRIDGE. Luke stated that staff had a site visit with the structural engineer this morning and the water was put back under the bridge about a week ago and filled in the side channels where we had to dig around the abutments. Late last week upon inspection significant damage was found to one of the girders, number eleven rebar hanging in the water and missing concrete. The structural engineer found that the girder cannot maintain traffic so the bridge needs to be replaced or one lane to be maintained. Luke continued that he asked the structural engineer to put together a memo for the one lane option, deploy barrier, stop signs and stop bars. Staff would like to get the roadway opened within the next month. Discussion was held. Board Direction: No direction. UNIVERSITY WAY BRIDGE REPAIRS. Luke spoke about the University Way Bridge and reported that staff had received final plans for the project. This includes repairing the approach issues and some damage to the substructure. These repairs are a part of the agreement with the City of Ellensburg that the department would follow through with the repairs prior to the annexation and turn of that portion of the roadway. He continued that the plans and specials were received late Friday evening. It is staff's intention to try and get plans finalized, advertised and begin construction after the Kittitas County Fair and Rodeo. After conversation with several contractors it was determined that a two week closure would be required to complete the project. Initially, staff was rushing to get the closure coordinated with the closure of Dolarway and have the closure scheduled all at once. He added the Washington State Department of Transportation was not in agreement with the idea and neither were their contractor on the Dolarway project. Staff is now working on finding dates for the closure and will start public outreach and contact the local businesses that could be affected and the current dates decided upon do coincide with the Central Washington University football beginning schedule; however, it does not appear to be any home games during that time. The only hindrance is that school will have started by then. Closure dates would be September 10 through September 25, 2017 and that's with accelerated construction in regards to high early concrete that is early curing high strength concrete that is a little more expensive but will lessen the closure time by about a week. Staff is also working with BNSF Railway in regards to the project. Commissioner Jewell inquired as to where the closure would start. Luke replied at Reecer Creek Road to allow some room if vehicles need to get turned around but staff is still 411 N. Ruby, Ste. #1 TEL (509) 962-7523 Ellensburg, WA 98926 FAX (509) 962-7663 Dept. of Public Works Page 5 exploring options. Discussion was held. Board Direction: Schedule a meeting with Central Washington University to discuss the closure and impacts on the move in of new students and other University activities. SEALED BID — FENCING: Luke stated that recently staff put out a Small Works bid request for a fencing contract to fence the frontage of Pat Kelleher's property where we worked with him to remove trees that were within county right of way that caused a sight distance issue. It took about four to five months with the homeowner to get the trees removed and had a survey done to show the property boundary and county right of way. The bid request also included the parcels in the industrial area at the airport where we are now stockpiling our rock material for the chip seal program. The engineer's estimate for the projects were in the $30,000 to $40,000 range and the bid came back at approximately $53,000 which is around 30% over the engineer's estimate. Luke reached out to some of the area construction companies and found that statewide, particularly in the northwest bids are coming in at 20% — 30% over on bids. Staff would still like to award the project but it is troubling to see the bids so high. Discussion was held. Board Direction: No direction. MOUNT DANIELS COMPLETION: Luke stated that the Mt. Daniels Drive project was completed on Friday. Crews put two shots of chip seal down and the plan is to let it set, sweep it and then one last shot of chip seal and then apply the fog sealant. Board Direction: No direction. XAez;4 Mark Cook, Director 419 N. Ruby, Ste. #1 TEL (509) 962-7523 Ellensburg, WA 98926 FAX (509) 962-7663 Page 1 of 1 Public Notice Kittitas County, Ellensburg WA The Board of Kittitas County Commissioners will meet at 2:00 pm on August 1, 2017 at the Kittitas County Courthouse, Commissioners' Auditorium to consider leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan to Valley Fence, Inc.. More information is online at http://www.co.kittitas.wa.us/notices/. of the Board Publish: Daily Record: 0711312017; 07120/2017; 07/27/2017 file:///C:/LJsers/candie.leader/Downloads/newspaper-text%20(4).html 7/5/2017 KITTITAS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC WORKS — BOARD OF COUNTY CONMUSSIONERS STUDY SESSION STAFF REPORT STUDY SESSION DATE: July 10, 2017 TOPIC: Wiehl Road RID Update ACTION REQUESTED: Informational — no action requested LEAD STAFF: Mark R. Cook REO ATION: None provided — informational only. BREWING SUMMARY: • Wiehl Road RID is ready for submittal to the Board of County Commissioners • 54 lots of the total 66 lot benefit area have signed RID petitions • Nine (9) lots (4) owners on Upper Wiehl and (3) lots (2) owners on lower Weihl have not returned a signed petition (only one on lower Weihl is a registered voter in Kittitas County) Without a late comers agreement, Public Works will advocate for refusing building permits to the twelve (12) Upper and Lower Wiehl lots and their respective owners BACKGROUND: For the past year, staff has worked with residents accessing residential properties via un- opened County right of way at Wichl Road. Several properties continue receiving "temporary" occupancy permits - owing to unresolved access issues. A proposed Road Improvement District (RID) seeks to remedy all outstanding access issues that remain. Once the district is formed, Public Works (PW) proposes removing all holds on building permits as improvement construction will likely occur during the 2018 construction season. DISCUSSION: Ninety-two percent (92%) of all upper and lower Wiehl Road residents have signed in favor of the RID. It is likely that the nine lots at Upper Wiehl will decline participating in the absence of the Board forcing them to participate. 112 owners are registered to vote in some other County. All 12 lots are expected to continue accessing their property via lower Wiehl Road. In the absence of Board forcing RID participation, all 12 -lots should be denied building permits and the right to sub -divide, until the RID is completed (10 years). Page 1 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT PW has designed the roadway improvement and will administer construction. The cost of the project is estimated at $450,000. Project costs to benefited residents could go down if the Board elects to waive engineering, survey and contract administration costs. Sixty-six (66) lots are benefited by the RID boundary. Removing lots from the RID increases the cost per lot for all remaining lot owners. FISCAL IMPACTS: The RID is financing the project at an interest rate of 3% The cost per lot for 66 lots is estimated to be approximately $776/year for ten years - The cost per lot for 54 lots (removing the nine upper Wiehl and three lots owned by the only lower Wiehl Road lot owner) drives the cost per lot to approximately $949.50/year for tern years. ATTACHMENTS: Exhibit 1: RID signed petitions Page 2 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT EXHIBIT 1: Wiehl Road Signed RID Petitions Page 3 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT M1111UN 1V LAUV .l.0 Ili f"1 II1110 4VUIN t I I&VftU IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed mad district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual, recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lotslparcels with a district payback period of tea (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. Page i oft lad L. r Print N &9 Li 93 -- Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IlVIPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (E MIT I). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $'776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the Iimits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. Signature -- - 6 6125117 Date Pagel of 2 Adam Strom Print Name 20-16-28052-0003 (21125) Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 PCW following signataties request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Read Improvement District known tentatively as the WmM Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for 'associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off ro of public ad Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXMIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department far the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal shone basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of tem (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official. County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the Signature Print Name 0/09/10/7 I ate T Pagel of 2 ~.-- Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD UMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kitdtas County Commission establish a County Road improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, mad district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located. in Township 20 North, Range 16 Past, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Rad Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map MXEHBTT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an unproved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXMIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment; including interest fior the ten (10) year period, is eadmated at approximately 5776 per lot pwyear. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effecW property owner will receive written notice of the hearing fi+onn the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. ing. Signature 0001/&17 We PW 1 of 2 L tr. F+knSOn Print Name ozo to Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentafively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (FMI BTT 1). The Went of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $ 776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the Bearing. 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As pop a the coa would be pmporda W on m mel A m+e basis between +each of the 66 Wt owcels with a dist pWback period, of ten (10) years- meted annual property tax oeeert, irrie uft hot" &w die bore ( 10) year podo& is wed at �1Y C76 peon ktt per ym- ftdtion mgmans represent, a000rding W the moords offt Co" Ate. an W*m Wy01e!<et oft w m onity of dee Ica ow,te a t"n tree i *w"ment to be =ado and of the on WMM ft limits of the mmmuml ciiAict to W created. Tt is cmderoovd dboo4t pqw*- swans MaY add or whh& mw th* names fin the pedfm at say time prior to.S.MM of ft day bef re oTfmW County Ca en bmft and they my ei%d FDPU y owner vdU remive w&aet notes offlee herring fratn #lye Catmty at bag fiftm (15) fts bd= On hearing. 15 - LO -5 PawdNumbcds) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.454 Tentatively Designated as the WZEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the K=tas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The mad district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved tam -around at Loping Lane (EXMBTT 2) attached The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual properly tear assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within, the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected properly owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. 2�9=z Z'.1 a ignatureA b-8-17 Date Page 1 of 2 Print Name 55b )3� Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KIT [TAS COUNTY ROAD BeROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.$$.050 Tentatively DesigWed as the WMM ROAD DdMOVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District Down tentatively as the Wiehl Road Irainuvemmt District, mad district number to be assigned upon final establishment The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kitdtas County speewwally for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intmrt of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (WGHBIT 2) attached. The County would provide amival snowplowing up to the tun round. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Klttrtas County Public Works DTNtment for the pre OMdon and *wvw hent construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be pmportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 Ioulparcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax amt, including interest for the ten (I Q) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition s*ruftres represent, according to the recm* of the Cmmty Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected propmty owner will receive written notice of the hearing frons the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. 4 .-1 I r_ r. Page 1 of Z Print NanW jeo'7 Parcel Numb s) YL-r'f1'11UN '1'U CREME A K111TIAS COUN11 ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private mad with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/pareels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected Property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. Signature c,,.e, /21-� Date Page I oft �6. � ame _ Print N GjsJsIC) 9SlOZ-� 11 951SOi3,cvs/snv Parcel Numbers) YETI IION TO CREATE A KIT'TITAS COUNTY ROAD RApROVEMF.NT DTSTRICr KMSUAN!' TO THE PRO=URES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tetrttatively Da ignated as the WiEM ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procednres as spelled out is Chapter 36.88AS0 RCW following siPdmies regncat that the Kittitaa Candy Comas establish a ComAy Broad Improvement District Iaaaawn tuUM"velY 56 the VOW Road Improvement Distrix. woad diaAdu ns *w to he wasgoed apon final a bbliahmartt. The proposed road &strict is located in Township 20 Worth, Range 16 East, Section U afKitt = County specifically for kVrovemmia associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacsot to the mmmuvm Short Plats of of public road Red Bridge. The mad district bm mdarics would be oemp sod of 66 iudiv"a" rmwtaded lots oar parcels w shown ou the attached district bnmdaries raaep (C7Uii81T t). 11e intent of the District is to pmpm and asphalt pave appeasirnmteiy 1,300 lineal feet ofgmvat private road with the application of three tenth& (0.3) of one fbot o€aaphsh paveotent with associated w ddway improvancuta, and to provide for an improved paved itun- -wW at Lo*g Lane (EXHIl rr 2) attached. Tine Comely would prvvide ==of awwpbwmg erg to the trutwrouad. A p w n wy cast esUmmite provided by the KitCttas Couwq public Works Dgwrtmmt foot the pngmWon and hnpravement construction is $450,000. An proposed the cast wooW be pwporuoa d on an equal share basis betanin each of the 661ats4muff with e district payback peaiod often (3 0) years, EBdroatad ammmi properly tax amt, mabxfeug interest for the ten (10) year period. is eatimated at ap mftataty run per tat pa year. Petition signaums mprtucn% according to the records of the County Auditm an aggtrgate amlavmt of the tngmrty of the lar m mere upon the improvement to be &made and of the area within the limits of the assawneat district to he crzatod. It is understood that properly owners may add er withdraw than nares Swan the petition at nay tithe OW to 5:00pm of the day bafbm official Cm=V Commission mnission heating mad that may effected pmperty owner wiu neaeive wnmm native of ttm hearing fmm the County at feast Meen (I S) days bAn the hearing. $IgmatUrC Date Pagc 1 oft Print Name �15tq7- Parcal Numbers) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT' PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.68.050 Tentatively Designated as the RHI. ROAD IwROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedum as spelled out in C mptcr 36.88.0S0 RCW fiolkowbg aigo$twiss request that the Kittttas CavnV Com union establish a County Road improvement District known teurtativaly m the Mehl Road bnprovaewnt District, road dLddd nrnnoba to be sm4ned upon Seel aetabliduumt. The proposed road di wk* is kxxmd in Township 20 North,Range 16 Past, Smdm 26 of Kittitas County spedfcally for improves associated with Widd Road toasted in or adjacent to the mmLmaus Short Pints off of public road Red Bridjrc The mad dmftx t boundaries wmid be coroposed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels m shown on the attached dumid boundaries trop (eminmT 1). The iumd of the District is to pnom and asphalt pave ap t* 1,300 koeal fast of gravel private road with the aWlicafion of three tenIbB (0.3) of ane foot of asphalt pavemmt with associated roadway improvemmt% and to provide for an noproved paved turn-srtu nd at Loping Lane (MMTr 2) attached. Mm County wouldprovida mmW sn0evplowing up to the tumarefmd. A prehudna y cost estimate provkded bi the Kittitas County Public Waft igpertmaR for the preparatiOn and niTrovraned construction is S450,000. As proposed the cast would be proporiianed on an equal share basis hctwom each of the 66Wa13aircels with s district payback period often (10) years Embnated annual property tax ammumt, mchtding interest for rho ten (10) year period, is wdnuftd at appror®atdy Wel perk* per year - Petition sigoaiutns represent, according to rho records of the C=nLy Auditor ser agpgXe amount of the rnryority of d* lot owners upon the improvement to be made and ofib a arra within the limits of fife assemanart district to be oreued. It is understood that property owner& may add or wi&diww their matoms Sema the pedidan at my tuna prior to 5:00pm of&c day before official County Commission bearing sad that tory effected property Owner wiH remve wriam tmbx ofthe herring i#'am the CaunW at least M= (15) days befom flue hcwinw Sigrratnts Papp aft PrW Name Parcel Numbe(s) PE=ON TO CREATE A K=AS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tadeiively Designated as the W[EHL ROAD IIVVROVEWMW DISTRICT 1?cuawat to the psor�rcr+ra s. spelled oeu m ChapAa 36.68.050 kL`W fellow�g sigga�aies r�ulat that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Rad bupmvem ra DiaWa (mown to l) ea the Wiebl Road luaprovament District. mad district number to be assigned upon itaal aatablidmant. The proposed road district is Ideated in Township 26 North. Rasp 16 East, Section 26 of KRWm CW* specifically for improvements associated with Wnbl Road located iu or otaaent to the oumerm s Short Piste off of public road Revd Bridge. The rumd district boundaries would be conWmed of 66 k&Vidaal reeMdW 10M or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXIBBIT I) - end )- entd asphalt pave ap wximately 1,306 lined fiat of gravel private mad with the application of three tWdhs (03) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved t -aramd at Loping Lane (E�XIMIT 2) atwched. Ilia m County would ptovidc annual snowpkmmg up to the wmaround. A preliminary goat czarnaft provided by the Kimas C nmty Publio Wada Department ft the prgmnt= and improvement conirtruction a $450,000. As proposed the coat would be pro phoned on an equal share bawls between each of the 66 lotsfparoals with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated around property taut asse ssmark including ineenM for the trn (lo) year period, is estimated at approximately 5776 per lot par year. Petition WVum es represent, acoonW% to the retards of the County Andimr, to aggnW to amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be crude and of the area within rice ltd ofthe aascnncut district to be created, It is undemood dtat,property own= may add or wdhdraw their mom Gam Gtr petition at any time prior to 5.00pm of the day before official County Coaunissron hearing and that any effected pruperW owner will ;receive wafter notice of the hearing from the Comuy at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. 1 3igcratose I Page 1 oft iC'f! h> OV,*-vZIc Hat Name I -v' Potel Nnmber(a) PETITION TO CRATE A 19=A9 COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designam! as the WIi-HL ROAD INFROVEMWr DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.8&090 RC V Mowing siguatadea request Out the K ttitsa County Commundon estabiieb a County Road IQynave®mt Ddtrid mown tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement Dime. road diahiut umber to be mefgnod Won final ostablidmmt The proposed road district is located in Township 20 Nardr, Range ib Inst, Section, 26 orKiiffdn County %=Amlly for aRnoverntsrts essocwaud with WWW Read located in or adjac a io the numerous Short Plata off of puWw road Red Bridge. The road distrid baundarics would be composed of 66 individual recmdod lots or parcels as shown on dw aftached district botovimrks map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave app¢omirnef y 1,300 lineal Pat of gravel private mad with the appilicadon of three imtths (0 3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadw y rent, mad to provide fm an improved paved ttmm-around at Loping Lane (M(WBIT 2) atmobed. Tho County would provide annual snowplowing up to the aunaratn & A prelinunam oust estunaM pmvnded by the )Lttltas t mty Public Works Dqu dmat for the p ngmvohm and wWrovemed cwative = is 5450,000- As proposed the cast would be proportioned an an equal shmr Was between. each of tint; 66 lotxlpatcels with a diauiet paybaOr period of tar (10) gems. Estimated amoral property tax asscummt, inchmfing irderw for the ten (10) your period. is tfuutteed at approximately $776 per lot pa - year. Petition signer reprns=4 sccording to tie records of rhe County Auditor, an aggregate amount of ffie malority of the lot owmms upon the isoprvveina t to be nnele Ruda? the a» within the limits of the assessment district to be created. kin mrdestood that proper* awmm may acid of withdraw theirs from the petition at any time past to SMpn ofthe day befim official Cu mRy Commission hearing and that any at%cted pmperiy owner will mom" written nobm of the hemring f m the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. 4I c 4 �. S� tore Dee Pape 1 On le printNW= Pamd Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD RN PROVEMER'T DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD EMPROVEMEN"T DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road. Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved tern -around at Doping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the retards of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. . Signa �g'.. ture A�Sl7 Date Page 1 of 2 Print Name IFMMI� - Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kitthas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Rango 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County Specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or acjacent to the numerous Shan Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1.300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot ofasphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvennent construction is $450,000. As Proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5A0pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. tgnature Date Page i of 2 Print Name Iq -7.? Z_ Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD McROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL, ROAD WROVEM[ENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Mehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wichl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recordod lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turnaround at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the wrnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the arca within the limits of the assessment district to be crated. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5.00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effeated property owner will receive wriuen notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing, � � r Signature Date Page I of 2 Print Name 11Y7 3 ! Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IlVIPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, read district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittiteis County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or s went to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improverrtents, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The Corutty would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kitthas County Public Works Department for the prePAMtion and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cast would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 Joudparcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per kit per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5;00pm of the day before official County Commission bearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. VVI V� rgnature e -/?- (-� Date Page 1 of 2 -JA f 1 -&y Print Name /le `?3 Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMFDNT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAM IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW Mowing signatories request that the K ittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement Dimct known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishmmit. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 ofKittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wicb) Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the allwJ d district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent ofthe District is to Prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn. -around at Loping Lane (EXffiBff 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kit titas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As pmpos.ed the cost would be proportioned on an equal sham basis between each of the 66 lots/paroels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ton (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names froom the petition at any time priorto 5:00pm of the day before ofiicW County Commission hearing and that any effected Property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least f fteen (15) days bc*re the hearing. {� Signature - Date Page 1 of 2 41se Print Name Parcel Number(s) k IMPRO %?1:,M1!N T DISTRIC T PUR S U ANT TO Tl IE ppt,P,DiJ'R OF KCW Mfr- M .050 '1'mtxfir m"IP310d as tilt WIuE11..RoA1) vlo1--Ito Tr.MENT € IS TR ICT 1`nn ac Rn 141•r P1'v c wrl- a; fipci -J ouI. int Clo;oxt 160-115P RC,Ar fallAWOW 41 WW OO tx f"W%t 11w awr; "trtln �auimy CoWlkiml1111 a mmb ar rti'rnuuy kand Im"emm, I Osctrlt:r klrrrw r 1vrrt,t0%vr v xb� RIC WIM kaad lrtyr:r ti mat I +ti"rl�l, �a ,1 dmt6cc rumbas to be imxl -rS tgxm rm0 ;gmbli-chnwrlt "ia11 Il,m1ml 1A J xutc1 to TOW04Itp 30 No IF*. 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InwtudocS Lmer,cer fur the tats t 10 ye -r period. w4su mi m aMmmmmvit. v7A plat ljo pa }car I'Ortek++i mi i%U%*s M-wrwji;- Ax ca dtnp io ihK rc"-4& M ew. vtvgnty Audiiut, an IigkrnonSc arrI111U11 irf'thc tmjaflty 0( tiro kx a1ics'r; Upon the rinprWem4st !O 1W +filo 14lr UBd Of 11113 atci W11hJ1t i#se IrJMyd;s n I tlrc M!y§ rrn alouwl In K cmmmd !r P+ gode Umlid Ihar pm"' uwum trmv add or ayth,Ira%% jh,ij pNTW r tinpn tlst Alters at At%y sfrt►c print to 5 E*Vrn,d' Ilse dnx- hch%-ry wwtffic'ipR Cy��Cr-flmN'l On bcxflWLW And ilial Any a£FacTed prLiNnI, awim. m1L rcon%v w ntlra uut,cr, vi the Iscolri frrxi4 Itis: (=Gana- 194 It' 014 I 111krn 415) &o % kI-rW, ncC 11cafm €. �y�aslxrc ,. � FF I�r —1—H-13- paucc{ 1'#ugmhui 6 k PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVE-MBNT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD LVIPROVE-NMNT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wield Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved tarn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected Property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) clays before the he (a �'-- Signature Print Name - Date T� Page 1 of 2 Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITIITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the VMM ROAD IldPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvememt District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed mad district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (F=BTT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (E MIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvenxent construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Esq annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their flames from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen 0 5) clays before the hearing. - a . Print Name Date _ Page 1 of 2 P/A _ '� Parcel Number(s) Y 111 ON 1 O UREK E A K11'1'i1'AS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO TBE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the W= ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The goad district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EMIIBTT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved tarn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the 46 -a --- 2-0t-1 Date Page 1 of 2 4-� -%R-0S"Z Print Name I $ ton 0 Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD RVIPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (E KMBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private mad with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EX MIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 }ger lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created, R is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5-OOpm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the h Signature Print Name -- C.- d�— t'7 Date Pagel of Z zo330 Parcel Number(s) LLA jL 11101V TO C REA• E A KIT1'11 A5 COUNTY KOAI3a 1i iivirz60 v EMEN f DiS RICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD D"ROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, mad district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,3001ineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane CE3GIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any et%cted property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. IV Tx--- W -TS • Page 1 of 2 t Name Ti-� Parcel Numbers) PETITION TO CREATE A KITMTAS COUNTY ROAD RAFROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.8$.050 RCW following signatories request that they Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 Erast, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (04MBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (E)GHBff 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement constriction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent; according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and ofthe area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (I5) days before the hearing. r � gnature f' Print Name�r le 1:9 1-7 t4ggb-5 Dante Parcel Number(s) Page 1 of 2 PETITION TO CREATE A I Xr=AS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.$8.050 Teatta Wly: wed as the WiEH L ROAD IA+IPROVENUINT DISTRICT Pu mmot to the procadmu es spelled out in C'baproa 36.88.050 RCW hollowing signatoriw ralud that the Kittites C=* Commission establish a Couniy Road 1 vement District known hely as the gV cbl Road Improvem District road district mmber to be assigned upon find establishment The proposed toad district is located in Township 20 North, Ramie 16 East, Section 26 of KhMn Courtly specifically for improvemaQts associated with Mudd Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Puts off of public mad Red Bridge. The road district boun,dari,as would be composed of66 individual woorcled lots or pa mels as shown on the aitadwd district bonndmies map (E7 Mrr 1). The intent ofthe Dishict a to prepm and asphalt pave ap oodmately 1,300 lineal feet ofgravel private road with the %mlication oftlmee toaths (0.3) of ane int ofasphalt pavement with asocia ted roadway mWovemertts, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) atter. The County would 1ovide annual snowplowing up to the bmwound. A preliminary coat estimate provided by the Kittan Comity Public Worcs Det for the p vpamtim and irnprave meat construction is $450,A00. As proposes[ the cost wound be pmporaanod an an equal share basis betwm each ofthe 66 loiaJparcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Fwd annual p vpearty tax asset including htarast %r the ten (10) year period, is estimated at appy r $776 per tat per year. Petition sib rep want, according to the records ofthe County Auditor, an age amount ofthe majatity ofdw lot owners upon the b - -- emnrrt to be maple and of the am within the limits ofthe wssessmeW distret to be treated. It is wood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at airy time .prior to 5:00pm of the day beftire offloW County Commission hearing and that any effwftd xwertlr owner will receive w rimen notice ofthe hearing f m the C.vmrty at last fifaen (15) days befiom the R W221' 1111" IAIK J r - PW t of, 9SE9 a, Parc l Numbers) PETITION TO CREATE A 19MITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designed as the WIEHL ROAD D"ROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the piocedtm= as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following sig+mtaries rem Haat tna KitWw County Commission estsbhsh a County Road Impmvemeaat Disonot lcrwwu untatively as the Wiew Road Improvem[, District; road district nuts to be assigned Capon final establishn=L The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 ofKittitas County speaifi+cally for itnp ovemeuts associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the m imms Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be coanposed of 66 individual reow ded lots or paroeis as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXpIIBIT 1). The ititiew of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application, ofthree tem (0.3) of one Ext ofasphait pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an hVroved paved turn -around at Loping Lane M$1T 2) attached. Tle County would .0ovide anal wPk'dug up to the Umwound. A preliminary oast esdmW a provided by the KUWas County Public Works Depattneat for the pmppmdan and w provement contraction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 IoWparcels with a dis i ct payback period of tea (l0) years. Extimated annual properly tax ate, including interest for the tett (10) gear period, is admaftd at approanmately M6 perk* per Year. Patmon Agftatmw rpt, according to the recorlds of the County Audit, at; aggmgme amount of%e ae majority of the hat owners upon the ' to be made and of the arms within the rmb of the assessment dist,rid to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names, fror n the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm ofthe day hefaaEe official County Commission hearing and that my effected property ownw will remve written native of the hearing from dte County at least film (15) days befive the Print Name Date Parcel Num r(S) 9545,0a Page 1 of 2 PETITION TO CREATE A Kr=AS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvement associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EX 03IT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately S7"6 per IoL per %-ear. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the" to be made and of the am within the limits of the assessment district to be created. it is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5;00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the Richard L Olender Laura A Olender Signature ^� Print Name 06109/17 950231 Date Pagel of 2 Parcel Numbers) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcets with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits ofthe assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the daily before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at Ieast fifteen (15) days before the hearing. Signature Date Page 1 of 2 Print Name 2.v :�I%q Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A CTAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the W ,BL ROAD HAPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commimon establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wielil Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Flats off of public road Red Bridge. Thee road district boumciaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lata or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries snap (EXH[BIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private mad with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attach. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kfttas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 loft/parcels with a district payback period of {1Q) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately 5776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. it is understood that properly owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive writton notice of the hewing from the Courcy at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. r()67rl S Sign$tflre Print N C-ZO-1 7, Pagel of 2 `7 'Y 897 Parcel Number(s) WIEHL ROAD HAPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW Mowing k4patories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tenfia ve.ly as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 1.6 East Section 26 of Kitt•:itas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numervous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the mwhed district boundaries map ( IIIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet ofgmvel private road with the application of three tw bs (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (IDGMI T 2) attached. The County would provide armual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Dent for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period often 00) years. Estimated annual property tax merit, inchiding interest for the tea (10) year period, is esffinated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggrepate mount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the a mmient district to be created. It is understood that properly owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to S:OOpm of the day before official County Cvm=jWM hearing and gW any OMZQ property- ow,r gill receive written notice Of the hearing fxmn the County at least fifteen (15) days before the ,/l% -� Date —, Page I of 2 Print Name _Io- ) t.-- -10 5-1 -..bot) l Parcel Number(s) LV4 -1 `zoq PETITION TO CREATE A KI TTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.450 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as time Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located m or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lined feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (FXE[BTT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the tutmround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 loWparcels with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, a,oeording to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be crested.. It is understood that properly owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Con mission bearing and that any effected property owner re wri notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the \ . 4 L+ eX Signature Print Name &19/21)11- 6418319 _— Date Parcel, Number(s) - Page 1 of 2 PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final estahhali ment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be -composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gavel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at hoping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/im=ls with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created It is understood that properly owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. Signa:u Date Page 1 of 2 L QA :h � kbr Print Name X04 tSa ? .� Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.$$.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private mad with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an impmved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EMMIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works.Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lotslparcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from. the County at least fifteen (15) clays before the hearing. i kl ,ud D- Uxt- r cI5 Print Name (� V —[ T3S — Parcel ls,umber(s) Date G/l r I t q Page 1 of 2 FE'lMON TO GREAIE A .KXI'ITI'AS COUNTY ROAD McROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD D"ROVEN ENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed mad district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East; Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXHIBIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EXHIBIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots/parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated manual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property ow�p r receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least fifteen (is) days before the 4)41Z Date Pagel of 2 Print 14&e Parcel Number(s) PETITION TO CREATE A Kr=AS COUNTY ROAD R PROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.$$.050 Tentatively Designated as the WxEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed mad district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wiehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (FAIT 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private mad with the application of three tenths (0.3) of ore foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (EX MIT 2) attached. The County would provide annual anowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lot /parcels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the tern (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is u ndm-stood that properly ownto may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property oww will receive written notice of the hearing froze the County at least fifteen (15) days before the h- 1,�. Signa :;r Print Namfi Date Parcel Number(s) 1" EA4 l er- Page 1 oft kob'�� 60.. 0",/ 01,001bet- PETITION TO CREATE A KITTITAS COUNTY ROAD ADROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WMHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kitt M County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tantatively as the Wiehl Road improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Wichl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (EXH BIT 1). The h ttnt of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvamen% and to provide for an improved paved tura-around at Loping Lane (E Mrr 2) attached, The CuuAiy would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for thepcparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share psis between each of the 66 loulpareels with a district payback period of ten (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assmsm,ment, including interest fbr the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent, according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owner upon the improvement to be trade and of the area within the Limits of the amenutent district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any of eetcd property owner will receive written notice of the hearing from the County at least tifh= (IS) days before the hearing. Page t ort '-�otuw . 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F>�psJhnail�oo�eoorrthnalE�u�[t�6aot(15ce179eBe4&189C?proJe�C�r=1 � PETITION TO CREATE A KrMTAS COUNTY ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROCEDURES OF RCW 36.88.050 Tentatively Designated as the WIEHL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Pursuant to the procedures as spelled out in Chapter 36.88.050 RCW following signatories request that the Kittitas County Commission establish a County Road Improvement District known tentatively as the Wiehl Road Improvement District, road district number to be assigned upon final establishment. The proposed road district is located in Township 20 North, Range 16 East, Section 26 of Kittitas County specifically for improvements associated with Mehl Road located in or adjacent to the numerous Short Plats off of public road Red Bridge. The road district boundaries would be composed of 66 individual recorded lots or parcels as shown on the attached district boundaries map (E Mrr 1). The intent of the District is to prepare and asphalt pave approximately 1,300 lineal feet of gravel private road with the application of three tenths (0.3) of one foot of asphalt pavement with associated roadway improvements, and to provide for an improved paved turn -around at Loping Lane (MMI'T 2) attached, The County would provide annual snowplowing up to the turnaround. A preliminary cost estimate provided by the Kittitas County Public Works Department for the preparation and improvement construction is $450,000. As proposed the cost would be proportioned on an equal share basis between each of the 66 lots woeis with a district payback period often (10) years. Estimated annual property tax assessment, including interest for the ten (10) year period, is estimated at approximately $776 per lot per year. Petition signatures represent according to the records of the County Auditor, an aggregate amount of the majority of the lot owners upon the improvement to be made and of the area within the limits of the assessment district to be created. It is understood that property owners may add or withdraw their names from the petition at any time prior to 5:00pm of the day before official County Commission hearing and that any effected property owner will receive written notice of the hearing firm the County at least fifteen (15) days before the hearing. (a -c')1 17_ Date Pagel of 2 Pant Naive 1J.�V-1&6o- � Parcel NumWr(s) 83o Lop4n� L>7 C:t e, r.lLLAk, I IrIIIIIII I 111 1,11111 111,111 11,11 li� 11,111 !IF IN I III M EXHIBIT 2: Road Design Nit SIR F S6 top" VVI Rd :.I- --m-, Page Z of 2 KITTITAS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC WORKS — BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS STUDY SESSION STAFF REPORT STUDY SESSION DATE: July 10, 2017 TOPIC: Flood Control Zone District Citizen Advisory Board Questionnaire ACTION REQUESTED: Provide Feedback to Staff Regarding the Draft Questionnaire LEAD STAFF: Mark R. Cook RECOMMENDATION: Finalize the questionnaire for posting at the Board's website and distribution during scheduled open houses. BREIFING SUMMARY: Public Works is preparing its public outreach effort to select the initial citizen advisory board (CAB) to the Flood Control Zone District • Once the questionnaire is approved for use, Public Works will finalize venue and schedule planning for several open houses during the month of August 2017 Post the application on the Board's webpage and issue press release * Conduct open houses • Support formulation of the CAB with enabling legislation BACKGROUND: During the past several months, staff has been working towards establishing a citizen advisory board supporting the Flood Control Zone District. The Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) has expressed support formulating the proposed Board during several previous study sessions with Public Works. Staff has completed a draft questionnaire for Board consideration. DISCUSSION: The questionnaire is the first step of implementing the public outreach campaign targeting rate payers for advisory board participation. A brief summary of the outreach effort is provided below for BoCC consideration. Finalize FCZD CAB application (questionnaire) • Finalize and secure open house venues and schedules • Issue press release • Conduct open houses collecting applications Page 1 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT Review applications as requested by the BoCC Interview selected candidates with the BoCC Prepare enabling legislation for the CAB and support through County process FISCAL IMPACTS: The Flood Control Zone District has set aside $10,000 supporting the CAB process (savings from not pursuing USACE Schaake Levee repair). ATTACHMENTS: Exhibit 1: Draft CAB questionnaire Page 2 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT EXHIBIT I: DRAFT CAB QUESTIONNAIRE Page 3 of 3 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT AS COUNTY KITTITAS COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL ZONE DISTRICT CITIZEN ADVISORY BOARD QUESTIONAIRE This shall be defined as a seven member group consisting of two members from each Commissioner District (2 and 3), plus one additional member from District 1. Application for membership shall include the following information: Name: Address: City: Contact Information Electronic address: Phone: Time Commitment: Once a week -Once a month -Every other week? Do you currently pay property taxes in Kittitas County? Are you a current resident of Kittitas County? Have you ever volunteered in any way for Kittitas County projects or activities? What is your level of flood knowledge in Kittitas County? Page 1 of 3 What is your historical interest in Kittitas County? What, interests you most about becoming a member of the Flood Control Zone District Citizen Advisory Board? What do you expect to gain from becoming a member of this group? Do you have experience in working with Emergency Management? We will need to prioritize flood projects in each district. Have you worked in a team environment in the past? Can you be fair and unbiased when it comes to selecting projects? Do you have experience developing environmental, capital construction or educational programs? Public Meetings will be held in each District and we will be identifying projects and prioritizing them. Have you had experience with people who may not agree with you on some issues? How do you resolve conflict with others? Please provide three personal references (attach sheet). Page 2 of 3 References 1. 2. Page 3 of 3 KITTITAS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 'CORKS PUBLIC WORKS — BOARD OF COUNTY COMMSSIONERS STUDY SESSION STAFF REPORT STUDY SESSION DATE: July 109 2017 TOPIC: Carroll Road Traffic ACTION REQUESTED: Direct Staff Collect Petitions Lowering Speed Limits on Portions of Badger Pocket Road and on Carroll Road LEAD STAFF: Mark R. Cook RECOMMENDATION: « Prepare reduced speed petition requests for portions of Badger Pocket Road and for portions of Carroll Road. BREIFING SUMMARY: • Gravel mine traffic is increasing along Carroll Road and Badger Pocket Road • Excessive speeds and the use of compression (exhaust) brakes are creating a nuisance for area residents • Agricultural producers accessing Carroll Road are expressing concerns for their safety while transporting farm equipment • Gravel producers are beginning work early (4 AM) and continue working on Sundays providing no relief for area residents • Reducing speeds on a portion of Badger Pocket Road is expected to minimize exhaust braking • Reducing speed on a portion of Carroll Road is expected to push exhaust braking further from existing residential uses near the intersection of Carroll and Badger Pocket Road BACKGROUND: For the past several months, Public Works (PW) has received truck traffic data from area residents. PW has also seen letters written by area residents testifying against a mine expansion permit in the area. Early start times, inconsiderate use of compression braking and speeding are actions being experienced by all residents in the area. In the absence of speed control, drivers are accelerating along Badger Pocket Road (past the ninety degree curve at WESCO) and then applying exhaust brakes near the intersection of Carroll Road. On the Carroll Road side, drivers are exceeding the advisory speed (35 MPH) near Murray Road and applying exhaust brakes as they approach the intersection with Badger Pocket Road (MP 0.7). A mine expansion is being contemplated at the end of Carroll Road. Page 1 of 2 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT DISCUSSLON: Reviewing some of the two dozen comment letters from area residents, it is insightful to learn of local farmers who express concern for their safety given the driving behavior of gravel haulers. Pushing the regulatory speed back along Carroll towards Prater (MP 1.3) will provide an increased level of liability against gravel haulers exceeding the posted speed. While living in the rural Kittitas County environment is expected to result in hearing farm noise, the noise pollution being created by commercial gravel operations appears to be excessive. PW proposes an outreach effort to area gravel producers upon receipt of reduced speed petitions. Upon receipt, PW will schedule meetings with area gravel producers appealing for their cooperation. PW has not seen significant compliance with recent requests for reduced speed deployments. Following a monitoring period, if area gravel haulers do not moderate their behaviors, PW could purse deployment of rumble strips. Unlike other areas of recently reduced speed deployments in the County, the conflict between commercial agriculture and commercial gravel operations is especially apparent along Carroll Road. Area residents report that some gravel haulers are locals and are known to the community. Residents believe that once signs are posted against the use of exhaust brakes, there will be a resulting decline of exhaust braking due to self -policing of neighbors. FISCAL IMPACTS: Additional signage is expected to cost approximately $1,000 to install (four signs). ATTACHMENTS: None Page 2 of 2 PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WORK SESSION STAFF REPORT KITTITAS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS STUDY SESSION STAFF REPORT SESSION DATE: July 10, 2017 ACTION REQUESTED: Request to Set a Public Hearing to Consider Leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan. BACKGROUND: Public Works is requesting the Board set a public hearing to consider a lease within the Airport Binding Site Plan specifically Lot C-7 (1.86.Acres -- 81,021.6 Sq. Ft) to Valley Fence, Inc. INTERACTION: Public Works; Valley Fence, Inc. RECOMMENDATION: Move to Approve the Notice of Public Hearing for August 1, 2017 at 2pm, to Consider a Lease for Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site Plan. HANDLING: Return one copy to Public Works ATTACHMENTS: Notice of Public Hearing; Draft Lease; Map LEAD STAFF: Mark Cook Public Works Director Page 1 of 1 Public Notice Kittitas County, Ellensburg WA The Board of Kittitas County Commissioners will meet at 2:00 pm on August 1, 2017 at the Kittitas County Courthouse, Commissioners' Auditorium to consider leasing Lot C-7 of the Kittitas County Airport Binding Site plan to Valley Fence, Inc.. More information is online at http://www.ro.kittitas.wa.us/notices/. Clerk of the Board Publish: Daily Record: 07/1312017; 07/20/2017-.07/27/2017 file:///C:/Users/candic.leader/Downloads/newspaper-text%20(4).hbnl 7!5/2017 Page 1 of 1 For more information, contact Public Works Anyone with an interest in this matter is urged to attend said hearing where all testimony will be taken. Written comments may be received at 205 W 5th Ave. STE 108, Ellensburg, WA 98926 at or prior to the hearing. Kittitas County complies with all ADA requirements. file:///C:[Users/candieleader/Downloads/y,mm-text%2o(4i.hbnl 7/5/2017 ' KITTITAS COUNTY AIRPORT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS LEA 5 E THIS LEASE made and dated this day of , 2017, is by and between the COUNTY OF KITTITAS, Washington, the Lessor hereinafter referred to as the "County", and VALLEY FENCE INC., the Lessee, hereinafter referred to as the "Lessee". The County herewith agrees to let unto Lessee and Lessee herewith agrees to lease from the County the following described real property, situated in I(Mas County, Washington, to -wit: LOT C-7 OF THE KITTITAS COUNTY AIRPORT BINDING SITE PLAN 1.86 ACRES — 81,021.6 SQ. FT. This lease is made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 36.34RCW. This lease is subject to the provisions of Chapter 69.12 RCW as currently existing or hereafter amended_ 1) TERM: The term of this lease shall be for fifty (50) years and will commence on the 1st day of August, 2017, and shall terminate on the last day of July, 2067. 2) RENT: Rent shall ce paid in advance for each year at a rate determined by the Lessor, plus leasehold tax, and fire protection. Lessee may pay half the rent every six months on June 1 and December 1, and shall be as follows: 08101/2017 — 07/ 12022 Term Annual Rental Rate (6.063 per Sq. Ft) Not Including Leasehold Tax" 08101/17 — 07/31118 $5,1 D4.36 08101/18 — 07/31/19 $5,104.36 08/01119 — 07/31/20 $5,104.36 08/01/20 — 07131/21 $5,104.36 08/01/29 — 07/31/22 $5,104.36 08/01122 Renegotiate *The current Leasehold Excise Tax Rate is 12.84%, as detemrined by the State of Washington and is subject to change. 3) RENTAL RATE ADJUSTMENT: Pursuant to RCW 36.34.180 the rental for every five year period thereafter, or part thereof, at the commencement of such period, shall be readjusted and fixed by the Board of County Commissioners; (a) After the fifth year, the Lessor shall have the right to readjust the rent on or before August 1 d of the flfth year of this lease for each following five year period; and the Increase shall BE THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF THE CPI INDEX OVER THE PREVIOUS FIVE YEARS. It is agreed between LESSOR and LESSEE that the following GPI index will be used for future rental increases: „CPI — All Cities All Items Size Class D Under 50,000.11 (b) If there is a mathematical dispute and the Lessee does not agree that the CPI index, above listed, yields the rental rates for one of the subsequent five year terms, the Lessee may request arbitration. If the Lessee elects to arbitrate, the Lessee shall select one arbitrator and the Lessor shall select one arbitrator and the two so chosen shall select a third arbitrator. The arbitrators shall have the authority to calculate the rental rate for the next five years based upon the above -listed CPI index, and both parties shall be bound by the, decision of the arbitrators. The cost of arbitration shall be bome by the Lessee. 4) LEASEHOLD TAX: Unless exempt from the requirement to pay €essehold taxes, the Lessee shall pay to the County, the leasehold tax as set forth by the State of Washington, in Chapter 61, Laws of 1976, Second Executive Session (RCW 62.29A) or as amended. The tax shall be due and payable at the same time the rental charged herein is due and payable. 5) FIRE PROTECTION ASSESSMENT: In addition to any rental herein provided, the Lessee shall pay a fee which shall be in lieu of taxes for fire Protection services The annual rate shall be based upon the annual fire assessment determined by the "itas County Assessor and Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue to be calculated on January 1" of the current year. The assessment shall be due and payable concurrently with the annual lease payment. 6) MAINTENANCE: The Lessee covenants, promises, and agrees that it will perform all routine maintenance on said premises hereby demised so as to keep the same in as good as condition as the same now exists. Damage by fire, acts of God and reasonable wear, tear, and usage are excepted. The Lessee further agrees that it will not commit waste, and that it will keep said premises and grounds, including those owned by the Lessee in a safe, sanitary and orderly condition and in general shall comply with all the applicable govemmental rules, ordinances and regulations as may be required or imposed by such authorities on said premises hereby demised, and shall comply with any direction pursuant to law of any public officer or officers who shall be empowered to enforce all local, state, and federal rules, regulations and ordinances upon the Lessee with respect to the demised premises or the Use, occupancy, or control thereof, or the conduct of any business therein, and shall not suffer any improper or offensive use of said premises. The Lessee shall at all times comply with the rules and regulations relative to noxious weeds of the Weed District in which said leased premises is located. Lessee shall maintain the grounds in a neat and clean condition. This shall include mowing or spraying of grass and weeds. All herbicides or other materials used for the control or nurturing of grass and weeds shall be used in strict accordance with all federal, state and local statutes, rules and regulations. The Lessee shall have the right to install or place signs or posters anywhere on or about the leased premises which are not in violation of law, rules or regulation and which do not produce a hazard for the County or other Lessees or persons at the airport. All such installations shall be approved by the Airport Manager and shall be at the expense of the Lessee and shall be within the public liability coverage. The Lessee shall not construct any buildings nor alter any existing facilities without first having the written consent of the County herein, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. 7) PURPOSE: Lessee may use the premises for the following permitted uses: a. Light Industnal Use, specifically a Fencing Business; b. General Office Space; c. Any other use for which there is express prior written consent by the County. S) RULES AND REGULATIONS: The Lessee agrees to comply with all the pertinent rules and regulations of the federal, state and local governments, as well as the rules, regulations, ordinances and the Minimum Standards for Aeronautical Activities at the Kittitas County Airport (Bowers Field) (including, but not limited to, the regulations of the 1D.0.E, F.A.A., and E.P.A., relating to agricultural aerial spray operations and hazardous waste disposal) as are presently in effect and may in the future be adopted. The Lessee acknowledges receipt of the Minimum Standards for Aeronautical Activities approved by the Board of County Commissioners. 3) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION INDEMNIFICATION` Lessee covenants to comply with all requirements of any law, regulation, order, or any judgment or decree regarding the environment or land use applicable to the Premises or Lessee's operation during the Term of this Lease. Lessee covenants to defend (with legal counsel reasonably acceptable to the County), indemnify, and hold the County harmless for any damage, loss, cost or expense suffered by the County and for any imposition or attempted imposition by any person upon the County of any liability, obligation, or cost of whatever form arising from or related to the environmental condition of the Premises or from a violation, or alleged violation by the Lessee, of from a failure, or alleged failure of the Lessee, to satisfy a requirement of any environmental or land use law or regulation (other than environmental losses that arise from the negligence or willful misconduct of the County). The County acknowledges and agrees that the Lessee shall have no liability whatsoever arising out of pre-existing contamination, to which the Lessee's indemnification set forth herein shall not apply, except to the extent of any release or exacerbation of pre-existing contamination caused by the activities of the Lessee or anyone acting by, through, or under the Lessee that results in a violation of or liability under applicable environmental law 10) INSPECTION: Lessee agrees that the County and its employees, and agents from the Department of Ecology, Environmental Protection Agency, and any other governmental agency involved in environmental protection, have the right to make inspections any time during normal operating hours, without notice. If it is determined that Lessee has violated federal or state environmental control laws or regulations, upon ten (10) days written notice, Lessee must immediately commence and diligently pursue a permanent solution to the satisfaction of federal, state or local agencies, or vacate the premises (as specifically provided for in the Default Section herein). All costs required to remedy the problem shall be at the expense of the Lessee. 11) UTILITIES: The Lessee shall pay for all utility services supplied or available to the premises. 12) LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS: Upon termination of this lease, for whatever reason and under whatever circumstances, all improvements remaining upon the leased premises become the property of Lessor, free and clear, without any liability to Lessee. Should Lessor desire the removal of Lessee's improvements upon the date of lease termination, Lessor shalt give Lessee written notice to remove all improvements and return the premises to its state as before the lease at least thirty (30) days prior to the termination date for the lease. Upon removal, the premises shall be left in a neat and orderly condition, without debris and shall be graded level. Should the premises not be left in such condition, after Lessee received such notice, Lessor may remove improvements and repair the premises and seek reimbursement from Lessee in any manner allowed by law. 13) C—OUNTY'S LIABILITY: The County shall not be liable for any damage occasioned by failure to keep said premises in good repair and shall not be liable for any damage done or occasioned by plumbing, water, or sewage, or the breaking, leaking or running of any cistern, tank, water closet, water faucets, or waste pipes in or above or on or about said buildings or premises, nor for damage occasioned by water, snow or ice being upon or coming through the roof, skylight, trapdoor, or otherwise, nor for any damage arising from the accident or neglect of the Lessee or any of its members or any Lessees or occupants of adjacent or continuous property. 14) ASSIGNMENT: The Lessee shall not assign this lease nor any portion thereof nor sublet the premises nor any portion thereof, without the written consent of the County; however, the County shall not unreasonably withhold such consent. 15) HOLDHARMLESS: The Lessee shall indemnify and save the County, its officers and employees harmless from all loss, damage, liability, or expense (including expense of litigation) arising out of or resulting from the actual injury to, or death of, any person, or from any actual loss of or damage to property belonging to any person upon or incident to the leased premises. 16) INSURANCE: The Lessee shall cant' and maintain for the mutuai benefit of the County and the Lessee, general public liability insurance against claims for bodily injury, death, or property damage occurring on, in or about the premises hereinabove described. The limits of liability of said premises liability coverage shall be in an amount not less than $1,000,000 — (each occurrence), throughout the term of this lease. The County reserves the right to increase the amount of coverage stated in order to facilitate future economic growth. The County shall also be named as additional insured. The Lessee shall provide the County a certificate of insurance as evidence of proper insurance coverage at the time of the execution of this lease, and upon each anniversary date of any insurance coverage The County shall be notified not less than thidy f30) days in advance by a written notice of cancellation, or any change in the insurance policy. 17) PESTRUCTION BY FIRE: In the event that the demised premises shall be damaged by fire or other casualty to such an extent that the same are untenantable, then this lease shell, at the option of either the County or the Lessee, be immediately terminated and shall be of no further force and effect; provided, however, that the rental shall be prorated for the portion of the time that the Lessee is able to occupy the premises and all unused rent paid in advance shall be returned. To the extent of any proceeds from fire insurance provided on the demised premises by Lessee, the same shall belong to Lessor to make use of as it sees fit. 18) INSPECTION: At all times during the term of this lease or any extension thereof, the County shall have the right to enter into and upon the demised premises during reasonable business hours for the purpose of examining and inspecting the same and determining whether the Lessee shall have complied with all of its obligations hereunder in respect to the care and maintenance of the premises and all other terms and conditions thereof. 19) RIGHT OF U.S. GOVERNM NT: The County holds title to the property herein leased, partially by virtue of a deed from the United States Government. A copy of said deed is available for inspection at the office of the Kittitas County Department of Public Works, and is hereto made a part of this instrument as though fully set forth herein. Lessee agrees that it will do nothing which will cause the Lessor to be in violation of the terns of said deed. Lessee further with agrees that it has had ample opportunity to review said deed and is aware of all of the terms and conditions therein. 20) BA!IKRUPTGY: It is further agreed and understood that in case of the insolvency or bankruptcy of the Lessee or any assignment for the benefit of creditors or the appointment of a receiver for the Lessee, this lease shall be immediately forfeited and shall be of no further force and effect and that the Trustee in Bankruptcy, Receiver, or Assignee for the benefit of creditors shall not have any rights whatsoever in the demised premises. 21) AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: The Lessee assures that it will undertake an affirmative action program as required by 14 CFR Part 152, Subpart E., to insure that no person shall, on the grounds of race, creed, color, national origin, or sex be excluded from participating in any employment activities covered in 14 CFR Part 152, Subpart E. The Lessee assures that no person shall be excluded on these grounds from participating in or receiving the services or benefits of any program or activity covered by this subpart. The Lessee assures that it will require that its covered sub -organizations provide assurance to the County that they similarly will undertake affirmative action programs and that they will require assurances from their sub -organizations, as required by 14 CFR 152, Subpart E., to the same effect. 22) DEFAULT: In the event that the Lessee shall violate this lease, or any of its conditions or terms as herein stated, the Lessor may terminate this lease by giving ten (1 Q) days written notice of the conditions or terms being violated and if said violations are not corrected within the ten -lay period, the lease may be canceled, and the County shall be entitled to peaceably retake possession of the premises, provided the Lessee shall have the right to remove improvements as herein provided. 23) NOTICES: Any notice given by one party to the other in connection with this agreement shall be in writing and shall be sent by certified or registered mail. return receipt requested, as follows: 1. If to Lessor, addressed to: Attention: Airport Manager Kittitas County Department of Public Works 411 N. Ruby, Ste. #1 Ellensburg, WA 98926 2. If to Lessee, addressed to: Valley Fence, Inc. PO Box 998 Ellensburg, WA 98926 Notice shall be deemed to have been reoemed on the date of receipt as shown on the return receipt 24) ATTORNEY FEES: In case Lessor shall bring suit to recover any rent due hereunder, or for breach of any provision of this lease, or to recover possession of the leased premises, or if Lessee shall bring any action for any relief against Lessor, declaratory or otherwise, arising out of this lease, the prevailing party shall recover reasonable attorney's fees which shall be determined and taxed by the court as part of the costs of such action. All covenants, agreements, terns and conditions contained in this lease shall apply to and be binding upon Lessor and Lessee and their respective heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns. 25) VENUE: In the event there is any litigation between lessor and Lessee arising out of this lease, the venue for such action shall lie in Kittitas County, notwithstanding any contrary provision of the Revised Code of Washington. 26) INTEGRATION., Exhibits and Recitals are incorporated herein by this reference. This Lease embodies the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter herein contained. No amendments or modifications hereof shall be enforceable unless in writing, signed by the party to be charged. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Lessor and Lessee have signed their names and affixed their seals the day and year first above written. Attest: ❑ Clerk of the Board- Julie Kjorsvik ❑ Deputy Clerk of the Board- Mandy Buchholz Approved as to form: Prosecuting Attorney WSBA # LESSOR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON Paul Jewell, Chairman Laura Osiadacz, Vice -Chairman Obie O'Brien, Commissioner LESSEE Valley Fend, Inc. Address: PO Box 898 Ellensburg, WA 98926 Federal I. D: 81-3136952 III %0 to