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All applications for approval of a development proposal in the PMU district shall, at a minimum, include the following:

A. A statement about the objectives and character of the proposed development. It should outline the concept for the development with a summary of the uses, their density or intensity, the circulation system (vehicular, bike, pedestrian and recreation), provision of public facilities, and relationship to adjacent jurisdictions or development. It should summarize how it meets the purposes and objectives of the planned mixed use district and applicable plans;

B. A site plan, which includes one or more drawings at a scale prescribed by the planning director, showing the following:

1. The location of the site and its relationship to the surrounding areas, including the current land use, natural features, existing road and trail network and the zoning of both the site and the surrounding areas;

2. The existing site conditions, including topography at not less than ten-foot intervals, water bodies, soil types, geologic conditions, sensitive areas, easements, vegetative cover, historical or archaeological sites and other factors or constraints that may shape future use and development;

3. The approximate location and size of all existing and proposed uses, including notations of maximum heights; types and designs of dwelling units, buildings, structures and other improvements; density per type; affordable housing and renderings of a typical streetscape, character of multiple-family, business park and other more intense uses and/or typical lot configuration;

4. The location and approximate size in acres or square feet of all areas to be conveyed, dedicated or reserved as open space, natural areas, parks, recreation areas, or greens, commons or public assembly areas or similar public uses;

5. The existing and proposed circulation system of arterial and collector streets, including if known, the approximate general location of local streets, off-street parking, service and loading areas, and major points of access to public rights-of-way, with notations of proposed public ownership;

6. The existing and proposed pedestrian/recreation circulation system, including approximate locations of bicycle lanes and other recreation trails, including internal connections to regional trails;

7. The existing and proposed major utility systems, including sanitary sewers, storm drainage pipes and detention facilities, sewers, gas, electric power, communications and water;

8. The existing and proposed public transportation services and facilities.

C. In addition to the graphic illustrations set forth in subsection B of this section, the applicant shall submit the following in such form as the city planner may specify:

1. A legal description of the subject property;

2. The program for development, including phasing or completion schedules, if any, and the anticipated project completion date;

3. Proposed design standards for minimum lot area, width, frontage, and yard requirements, street standards, building heights, and parking provisions, as applicable;

4. A list of the items, issues or subjects to be provided for by restrictive covenants and/or design and architectural guidelines;

5. Proposed provisions to assure the permanence and maintenance of common open space and recreational facilities;

6. Proposed landscape standards to apply to open space and yards, and the proposed treatment of required buffers between uses on-site, if any, and around the perimeter of the development, including materials and techniques to be used, such as types of vegetation, screens, fences and walls;

7. The proposed method of street lighting and signing;

8. The proposed plan for solid waste disposal and recycling and a proposal for adequate maintenance of such facilities;

9. A detailed affordable housing program including numbers of units by price ranges, schedules with restrictions and monitoring to assure continuation as affordable units;

10. A statement identifying applicable policies of the Cle Elum comprehensive plan, any subarea plan and any annexation and/or development agreements, and demonstrating how the development proposal meets such policies and the purposes and objectives of this chapter;

11. A list of applicable conditions or mitigations applicable to the development identified in the environmental analysis, development agreements, final master plan approval or specific project approvals;

12. The signature of the applicant or agent authorized to act on behalf of the applicant, with evidence of the agent’s authority;

13. Application and applicable development agreement and mitigation fees as set forth by resolution of the city council;

D. The applicant shall include an assessment of the projected public revenues and expenditures that reflects the construction phases as defined in the planned mixed use master plan;

E. The application shall include a SEPA checklist or a written request for a determination of significance, acknowledging that an environmental impact statement will be required, in lieu of such checklist. If an environmental impact statement has been completed which is applicable to the application, the applicable mitigation measures shall be identified as part of the application;

F. Such other information or studies shall be provided as the city planner may deem necessary to fully evaluate the proposed mixed use final plan’s compliance with this chapter, any applicable subarea plan or annexation/development agreement and other applicable ordinances and regulations of the city.

(Ord. 1533 § 1, 2019; Ord. 1180 § 3, 2002)