Local adoptionKittitas County adopted kcc 14 12 20 10. This is the rule.
83product matches
503plant records
6guides
2026-08-27last verified
Kittitas County wrote its wildfire construction rules into its own code rather than adopting a model book wholesale — a locally printed application, on the books since 2021-03-02. What applies to your house reads from the county's text.
Local drafting means local questions: seven checks stay open, including one most places don't have — whether the fire-department boundary reaches the parcel — and what we can't tell you yet lists every one.
Washington's only sourced local application sits here. The county runs USDA half-zones 6b and 7a, with 503 plant records documented locally of 593 statewide, and 83 product matches across 9 parts of the house; living here takes the garden from there.
What applies to your house here
Kittitas County WUI and locally printed construction application, adopted 2021-03-02, is the construction answer here.
Kittitas County · active application documented
Kittitas County WUI and locally printed construction application
Kittitas County declares every unincorporated area WUI and applies its current local WUI amendments there; Chapter 14.12 separately sets Class C, B, or A roof-covering floors by hazard class, but its classification system limits the hazard-specific Class A and B paths to areas outside a fire department. Parcel jurisdiction, that fire-department boundary, the current hazard map and class, water and defensible-space inputs, project trigger, exact classified configuration, effective date, and official review remain open.
Grow for this county is the state plant pool cut to USDA half-zones observed on ZIPs that
resolve here (6b, 7a). Zone is not a fire rating.
503 plant records are documented for Kittitas County
out of 593 in Washington.
141 carry an invasive or noxious flag that applies in the state.