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CDS STUDY SESSION MINUTES
BOCC CONFERENCE ROOM, WEBEX
Regular Meeting
MONDAY 1:30 PM February 14, 2022
Board members present: Chairman Laura Osiadacz and Commissioner
Brett Wachsmith.
Others In -Person: Jeremy Johnston and Jeremiah Cromie, Community
Development Services; Josh Fredrickson, Arden Thomas, and Candie
Leader, Public Works and two (2) members of the public.
Others via WebEx: Neil Caulkins, Deputy Prosecutor; Jessica
Miller, Community Development Services and three (3) members of
the public.
At 1:30 pm Chairman Osiadacz opened the Community Development
Services Study Session.
REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION AND DECISION FOR THE RONALD PUD FINAL
DEVELOPMENT PLAN (RZ-07-00017)
CDS Planner Jeremiah Cromie provided a presentation regarding
the Ronald PUD Final Development Plan RZ-07-00017. Staff has
reviewed the development plan and finds that the conditions have
been met or are in the process of being met prior to final plat
approval. Staff recommends approval of the final development
plan. This is a closed record hearing, there will be no comments
taken from the public.
Commissioner Wachsmith moved to approve the Ronald PUD Final
Development Plan RZ-07-00017 as presented and direct staff to
prepare enabling documents. Chair Osiadacz seconded. Discussion
- CDS Planner Cromie stated the enabling documents have been
prepared for and submitted to the Commissioners. Motion passed
2-0.
DISCUSS PROPOSED CODE AMENDMENT FOR LOT COMBINATION FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES
CDS Planning Official Jeremy Johnston stated that CDS is looking
into initiating a docket cycle amendment to Title 16 this
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spring. Public works has requested that CDS update some of the
survey requirements to be consistent with state law. One
specific question that was brought up was for the possibility of
allowing lot combinations for parcel owners for structural
purposes. This would allow a property owner to submit a form
that is provided by CDS, to the Auditors to record that it is a
combination for structural purposes and would still be
considered separate parcels. Then if the applicant decided to
sell the property in the future, it would be noted in the title
report that the structure is sitting on the property line. The
amendment would make it so the applicant wouldn't have to submit
a survey but would allow for recording and for us to keep track
of where these exist. The Board of County Commissioners
supported moving forward with this amendment.
OTHER BUSINESS
There is no other business.
Meeting adjourned at 1:37 p.m.
KITTITAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON
ssica Miller Laura Osiadacz, Chairman
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