Volume 2: Draft Gorst Planned Action Environmental Impact Statement

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GORST PLANNED ACTION EIS | AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT, SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS, AND MITIGATION MEASURESKitsap County CPPAll alternatives would be consistent with CPPs by focusing growth in UGAs and offering employment and housingopportunities. Alternatives 2 and 3 would promote joint City-County planning for an assigned UGA consistent withCPPs. All facilities and services are addressed in this Draft EIS consistent with CPP guidance for joint planning andservice transition. See Table 3.14-5 Kitsap County CPP Evaluation.One area of inconsistency for Alternatives 2 and 3 includes population allocations; Alternatives 2 and 3 wouldsubstantially increase the capacity for population on the mine site compared to Alternative 1. Kitsap County andthe City of Bremerton could work with KRCC to reallocate population from undersized UGAs to Gorst to matchAlternatives 2 or 3 population levels. This could be accomplished prior to the County and City of Bremerton’s GMArequired 2016 Comprehensive Plan Update. Until that time, the mineral resources designation could remain whilethe mine is still in active operation, thus not allowing residential growth until population targets are reallocated.Draft | June 2013 3-258
GORST PLANNED ACTION EIS | AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT, SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS, AND MITIGATION MEASURESCPP Concept SummaryTable 3.14-5Kitsap County CPP EvaluationDiscussionCountywide Growth Pattern: Establishes the countywide vision which includes livable urbancommunities and neighborhoods, centers for employment, civic activities and housing; a vitaldiversified economy; efficient multi-modal transportation system; natural systems protection;maintaining the character of rural areas; and responsive government.The primary role of Kitsap’s urban communities is to encourage growth, through newdevelopment, re-development and in-fill. Population growth should be directed to Cities,UGAs and centers with a transportation system that connects people with jobs and housing.Each of Kitsap’s urban communities should foster its unique vision as a high quality place to liveand work, through urban design, historic preservation, and arts that improve the natural andhuman-made environments; promote healthy lifestyles; contribute to a prosperous economy;and, increase the region’s resiliency in adapting to changes or adverse events.In Kitsap, urban communities are closely linked to water and natural amenities and provideopen space links to the natural environment.The role of Kitsap County in the countywide growth pattern is to:Keep regional vision in mind when making local decisionsPromote stewardship of unincorporated urban areas and promote annexation into citiesor incorporationMaintain/enhance natural systems and rural characterInclude a variety of low density rural communities, densities, and usesUGAs. Includes the outline of the land capacity analysis program, which serves as the basis forUGA expansion, establishes policies on population increments, and establishes process andcriteria for expanding and adjusting UGAs. These criteria include:UGAs are areas within which urban growth shall be encouraged and outside of whichgrowth can occur only if it is not urban in nature per GMA.Unincorporated UGAs shall be associated with an existing or future city.All UGAs shall be reflected in County and respective city comprehensive plans.Sufficient area must be included in the UGAs to accommodate the adopted 20-yearpopulation distribution in the CPPs developed by the KRCC.A jurisdiction may define growth tiers within its UGA or phase utility development.The County, city, or interested citizens may initiate an amendment to an existing UGA.Any jurisdiction seeking to expand its UGA shall achieve densities consistent with the GMAand the City’s adopted Comprehensive Plan and any interlocal agreement between theAll alternative promote growth in compact urban patterns, with Alternatives 2 and 3improving the aesthetic qualities of growth through urban design concepts, andpromoting greater linkages to the Sinclair Inlet and Gorst Creek shorelines.The County continues to promote stewardship of the UGA until annexation orincorporation and is jointly planning with the City of Bremerton.See a discussion of environmental and rural policies elsewhere on this chart.All alternatives encourage development in urban areas, particularly the Gorst UGA,where added commercial and residential growth is anticipated. The recentinstallation of sewers will make urban growth more possible. No changes areproposed to the SKIA UGA which was the subject of its own plan in 2012.The Gorst UGA is currently associated with Bremerton for future annexation, andAction Alternatives will help plan for the transition of governance. Action Alternativesinclude capital facility and service plans and policies to support the land use patternsand growth.The land capacity analysis program has been applied to the alternatives for acomparison of growth projections.The County and City will reflect the Gorst planning efforts in their plans through theadoption of the Watershed Characterization & Framework Plan and Gorst SubareaPlan.All alternatives are undergoing public review as part of the watershed and subareaDraft | June 2013 3-259
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