The designation of the UGAs beyond the existing limits of the incorporation will be based on a demonstration by the cities that municipal utilities and public services either already exist, or are planned for and can be effectively and economically provided by either public or private sources. Exhibit 337, Appendix 4 at 4. Cascade believes this Designation Criterion is not met. The City claims they have complied with CPP I.1.A and have demonstrated municipal utilities and public services either already exist, or are planned for and can be effectively and economically provided. The City cites the provisions of the comprehensive plan providing for the expansion of the water system to meet anticipated growth.
Additional land is provided for expanded school needs.
Olympic goes into more detail in their brief regarding the provision of facilities and services to support the growth. They summarize by listing what the city has done. They contend the City has secured the water supply, citing an exhibit. The city has adopted Capital Facilities and Transportation Elements for its Comprehensive Plan. Olympic points out the City has also submitted detailed water, sewer and wastewater treatment plans to support its projected residential and industrial growth.