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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2414 RESOLU110N NO.!:IJi- A llESOLlJ'flON autbormng stat.....nt of concurrence with DYes Inlet/Clear creek watersbed t\ction Flan. WUEREAS, the City of BremerlOn .upportS interlocal _~on arn~ng pu.get sound communities and the State of washington to preset"e the \lfestyle" lndu.tne., toUri.m, and esthetic. whicb depend upon a clean and healthy Puget sound; and WllERBAS, the City concurs in the goal. and policies of the flnal; Dye. lnlet/Cl~ creek water.hed ACtion Plan and is committed to canYing out those acuon plan .trategte. requiring City participation; noVl, therefore, BE IT llESOLVED by the City council of the City of BreroertOn: That the City of BremertOn concur. in the September, 1992 draft of the ~ye. Inlet/Cleat Creek Waters bed ACtion Plan, including it. goal' and objecUves, and authonze. the MaY to execute a .tatement of concurrence. BE rr FURTlffiR 1l.ESOL VED that we City ofBremerton commits to wose .peciflC action. and schedule' for implementation designated as City re.pon.ibilitie. in Table .1, . Implementation Strategy of the Plan attached hereto and incOrporated. by reference herem as E.hibit . A. , .ubject to a-vailab1e awrOjlriated fund. or ower fundmg sources. l' ASSED by tbe City council of we City of BremertOn thi' ~ day of .1lillL, 199'2. {J -JL ~- L Y'NN HORTON council president APPROvED wi. J:1- day of 199'2. A nEST: ~~~ 'KA TBLEEN L. M,cCLUSIOW, Clerk . LOUIS ~OR, }Ap;'lOR ",,_ " ," 01".,,", ..' ..- of ,.. ....... ",,,,,, """,I S_, AmeriCll's Most Liveable City Novempe~ 23, 1992 DyeS lnlet/Clea:r o:eek wate:rshed ~anage~ent co~~ttee c/o Ger~Y Kea~neY RitSap county Depa:rt~nt of co~unity De-velOp11\ent 614 Di-vision st:reet ~~~60:rcha:rd. washington 98366 Dea:r co~ittee ~e~bersl f 0. to sub~it thiS lette:r 0 . of Breltle:rton is please wate:rshed )>.ction 111an :~cu<;rt,;nce "ith the DyeS lnle~!~~ea~ycr;::ncil :resolution pa~sed dated sep~e~~:~2 1.:~~po:rt~~h/ go~lS and Ob'le~~iV:~hr;-V;~: ~h~~ ~~:e~~~y 'is fu~her co~itted t~ti~~c;~:~ thOse specifiC action cb' ecti veS bY adopting as ~ t;S 01010 a e 1 of the 111an assigned to the re~o~~endatiOns set f~:r;~. ~r;, or;~;a:rt~ent of co~uni ty DevelOp~ent. llreltlerton llunicipalUt~ ~ ~:s' and Rec:reation Depart~ent. streetS Depa:rt~ent and 11ar ST::~ .~ JUIS ~ENor~ llre~erton city ~ayor 1\ttachment~ Resolution NO. 241.4 IRS: 1ffi~ )~d Table 1: IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY EXHIBIT NO. "-.1l_" BROAD-RANGING RECOMMENDA T10NS Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide with Chapter Four Involved Groups *=Lead Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Time Frame Cor Sources,a' Implementation Estimated Cost oC Implementation (I) Kitsap County establishes a W Alershed Management Implementation Comminee to oversee and ~view implementAlion prog~sso seek long-tenn fund- ing, and provide auistance as needed for plan implementation. The comminee's composition wiD be similar to thai of the WMC. (2) Kitslp County creales a position of Watershed Coordinator to wOOt with the implementation committee. seek long-tenn funding, coordinate citizen groups and volunteen. and continue publicatioo of the newsleller MKitsap Watershed Focus." D (3) Kitsap County and the City of Bremenon adopl an Environmentally Sensitive A~as OnJinance or ('rilil.1 Areas ordinance that suppons the goals outlined in this plan. . (4) AU agencies that ~gulate or affect wAler quality within the wAlenhed cooperale to develop and implement common protocols to facilitate geographic infonnation sharing. When Geographic Infonnalion System (GIS) slAndardS are established by the Geographic Wonnatioo Council (GlC) and accepted by Kitsap County. those standards wiu be used. o (5) .. Kitsap County and the City of Bremenon direct commercial development and high density residential development and redevelopment which occurs within and adjacent to the watershed take place in urban a~as and where community services are already available. This should reduce adverse impadsto areas thAI are not yet developed and may be environmenlally sensitive. KCDCO" CCWF 1993 5 I O,OOO/year for KCDCO. AU groups represented General Funds Ongoing 52,5OOIyear for other on WMC. panicipating agencies. Volunteers. KCDCO" CCWF 1993.98 526,000 - 35,OOOlyear General Funds for staff. 55.000. 10,000 in suppol1 services. KCDCO" GMA funds 19~ ~ Undetennined. Can be pan ~ General Funds Consistent with MA. of GMA compliance KCDCO" General Funds 1992 Undelcnnined All agencies regulating or affecting Ongoing water qualily" KCDCO" GMA funds 1993 Undetennined. Can be pan BOCOo General Funds Consislent with GMA. of GMA compliance. Ongoing P QEM.E\L{o ~ MJtJ \ c...~DA~ ~iJL+li~:. s ~ll.fP1aL-tc~ ~t of- L..61-\.M.JN~+-\ bU\rJ..Gn.-1'~t-J o~. (a) Funding Sources AGLF . Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservalioo ALEA Funds - Aquatic Lands Enhancement Accounl CCWF - Centennial Clean Water Fund CPG . Coordina.ed Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants. Coastal Zone Management 306 Grants DSHS fundi. Washington State Depanmenl of Social and Health Service I o D o GMA Funds. funds provided through ESIlB 2929, Growth Management Act HUO Block Grants - U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoint Water Quality Grants Program PIE Grants. Public Panicipalion Grants SRF - State Revolving Fund for Waler PoIlution Control wce . Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Grant - Walershed Protection and Aood Prevention Grant ~, .. The WMC has plaC8d this adton recommendation on the unfinished agenda. Please tum 10 Chapter 6, page 104 for an 8lCplanation. R7 Table 1: (continued) PUBLIC INFORMATION AND EDUCATION PROGRAM Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) eolnclde 1'1'''" Ch.pln Four Involved Groups .=Lud Ageney or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources!al Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (I) Central Kits.r and Bremerton Schools consider including w.ler quality studies in their science curricul.. (2) Kitsap County DCD displ.ys the w.tershed exhibit at environmental aw.reness events taking pl.ce within the watershed. including LowTide and COASlWEEKS. (3) aear Creek Council continues their Salmon in the aassroom Program in the schools of the w.tershed. (4) Kitsap County Road Department. Kiuap Counly Conserv.tion District (KCCD) and the ae.r Creek Council continue their signage program within the w.tershed (i.e.. "S.bnon Streun." "Valuable lI.bilal Are.... "This F.nn Participalcs in Best Management Practices"). (S) Canm.nder Submarine Group Nine .t Subase B.ngor continues the W.ter for Ufe Program in cooperalion with the Central Kits.p School District. . (6) Kilsap Waler Walchen . sponsored by Public Ulility Districl (PUD) No. I. in cooperation with the Suquunish Tribe develop and implement. citizen stream monitoring and educa1ion program. (7) W.shington Se. Grant Program and WSU Extension - W.ler Quality Programs, Suqu.mish Tribe .nd the aear Creek Council conlinue to .ct .s . re- sowce for local citizen groups and a ronlJlct for the Adopt-A-Be.ch and Adopt-A- Stream programs. (NOle: See Broad-Ranl!inl! Action No.2.) Bremel10n School District- Public School Board. Central Kits.p School District. KCOCD CCCo. WDF CCCo KCDPW KCCD Extension U.S. Navy. Centnol Kitsap School District Kilsap Waler Watchcn Suquamish Tribe WDF U.W. Sea Gnont WSU Extensiol1 Suquamish Tribe Clear Creek Council Public SchlXll runds PIE GranlS Aquatic EduClli(1f1 Program CCWF WDF foods CCCo funds CCWF Port Di strict funds CCWF U.S. N.vy foods Public School funds Corponote sponsors CCWF PIE Grants Undetermined. 1993 Ongoing $2.S0 - 4.OOIsludent per y~ar. depending on omKU- lum. 55.000 for CCCo to develop_ 1992 Ongoing $10,000 per year. Volunteen. 1992 Ongoing 55,000 per 7 cold-waler .quariwns. Volunteen and in-kind services. 1992 Ongoing S 10,000 - SO,OOO ye.r one; S500 - 2,000 per year main- lenance and replacanent costs. V olunt~ers. 1992 Ongoing S 1.000 Volunteers. 1993 Ongoing S24.000 to initiate. S 12.000 per year. Vo/unlten Undetermin~. N/A (a) Funding Sou~s AGLF. An.dromous and Gre.t Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Foods - Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account CCWF - Centennial Clean Water Fund CPG - CoonIin.ted Prevention Grants elM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Management 306 Grants DSIIS Funds - W.shinglon Slale Depanmenl of Social and Heallh Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929. Growth M.n.gement Act HUD Block Granu - U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - NOnpoinl Water Quality Grants Program PIE Grants - Public Panicipatioll Granls SRF - Slate Revolving Food for Wal~1 Pollution Control WCC - Washin/!loll Coruervalion Conlmission WI'FP Granl - Walenhed Protection and Rood Prevention Grant KK Table 1: (continued) STORMWATER Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide with Cbpter Four Involved Groups .:Lud Agenc1 or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources(l) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation o (I) Kilsap County immediately updales lheir Slonnwaler Managemenl Plans 10 in- clude higher standlrds in slonnwa'er control. The Cily of Bremenon applies for Irani funding to develop I slormwller mlnagemenl plan for lhe Cily. In the in- terim, both the Cily Ind Counly designale Dyes Inlel/Clear Creek Walershed IS a crilical area IS specified in Kilsap CounlY O~inage Ordinance (KCDO\1I117 IIId require wale, qualily miligalion BMPs for aU proposals. AddilionaUy,lhe Wuhinglon SUle Depanmenl of Fisheries (WDF) lIabilal Managemenl Guidelines may be applied 10 specific sites. o (2) Thc City and County establish slormwaler utililies which would provide partial funding for improvemenls needed in conlrolling SlonnWller pollulion. The Cily and Counry iniliale lhe following aClions with funds made available frem lhe ulil- ities: o (A) Develop I plan 10 relrofil above-ground slonnwaler delenlion facililies 10 properly regulale Ilormwaler flows. Aho require inslaIlalion of new facililies where necessary 10 reduce damaging s10rmwaler flows now being experienced lhroughout lhe walershed particularly the aear Creek Walershed. 0(8) Implanenllhe Long-Tenn Waler Qualily Assessmenl recemmended in Ihis plan. Slonnwaler is included in Ihe moniloring program and musl be moni- lored on an ongoing basis. The prog~m should include (where appropriale) bul nor be Iimiled 10: <a) Toxic Oiemicals; (b) TOlal Suspended Solids (TSS); (I:) Fecal Coliform; (d) Pelroleum Products; (e) Tempe~lure; (0 Dissolved Oxygen (1)0); <II) Turbidity; (h) NUlrie"ls; (i) pH; (j) Aow; and, (Ie) Conduclivily. <a) Funding Souras AGLF. Anadromous and Grell Lakes Fisheries Conservalion ALEA Funds. Aqualic Lands Enhancemenl Accounl CCWF - Cenlennial aean Waler Fund CPG - Coordinaled Prevenlia'l G~nls CZM 306 Granls - Coasul Zone Managemenl 306 Grants OSHS Funds - Washinglon Slale Depanmenl of Social and lIealth Services KCOPW* !M!:!.:.. KCDPW* Br-ru* KCDPW* l!M!L* KCDCO* BKCHO* BMU KCCD General Funds Slonnwater ulilily fees WPFP Granl Developmenl fees per plan. General Funds 10 esl ablish the ulility. Slonnwller ulilily fccs 10 sustain program. CCWF Stonnwaler ulililY fees Developmenl feel Public Works Trosl Fund SRF CCWF General funds PIE Granls 1993 for designarion. 1993-95 for Plans. 1993.96 Ongoing Cemplele relrofil by 1997. Ongoing. 1993 Ongoing $10,000 - 20,000 each ju- risdiction per year 10 en- f oroe. S50,ooo.75,ooo. Actual COSI will depend on public process. Plan $50,000 - 100,000. COSI for relrofilling nOl delennined. $IO,ooo.20,ooo/year. Cosl will depend on final design. GMA Funds - fundi provided rhrough ESUB 2929, Growth Managanenl Act HUO Block Granu . U.S. Oc:panmenl of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoinl WalerQualily Grants Program PIE Granls - Public Panicipalion Granls SRF - SUle Revolving Fund for Warer Pollution Conlrol WCC . Washinglon Conservalion Cemmission WPFP Granl - Walershed ProIeclion and Aood Prevenlion Granl 119 Table 1: (conlinued) STORMWATER (continued) Action Recommendation: Number. In ( ) coincide with Chapter Four Involved Groups .:Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources'.' Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation O (q The County develops Stonnwater Managemen! Plans for each of the major drIinage basins within the watershed. lhese plans should include provisions for cmtrolling stormw,ter that are site-specific to each basin and should in- clude land use provisions to best protect natul2i sllum habital. v (3) The City and County update their stonnwater ordinances to protect and improve water quality. At a minimum. the ordinances should meet the intent of the Washington State Depanment of Ecology's SlormWdler M/lnoge~nl MonUD( for ,he Pug" Sound B/lSill. Additions or revisions to !he Ordinanl%s include the foUowin,: (a) Oearing. gliding and earthworic is restricted to !he drieSl ponions of !he year. If eXl%ptions from these restrictions aR: allowed. adequate safeguards and penaltie. must be included to minimize the possibility of sedimentation of waterways. (b) Stannwater detention and tR:alment facilities (using state-d-!he-al1 methods luch as wet ponds. and swales) for all new residential. non-R:sidcntial. and commercial developments wi!hin the walershed. (c) Enforceable maintenance requirements for all slormwater treatment facilities (such al oil-water lepallton and biofaltlltion facilitiel). (d) Encoullge developers to minimize impervious surfaces. muimize their landscaping wi!h nalive planls. maintain natul'll vegetative cover, and preserve nalura1 drainage corridors. ~ (4) The City. Counly. Washington State Depanment of Transpoflation (WOOl). and Navy develop an inventory of all existing public and private stonnw.ter facilities, and an assessment of whether or nolthese facilities are fundioning properly. This inventory includes areas where stonnwater detention and tR:alment facilities need to be mrofiued. The Navy makes available exisling stormwater facility inventory information. KCPW. BMU KCDPW. BMU. KCDPW. Wl.XJf- U.S. Navy .!!lli!. CCWF General FWlds Slonnwater ulility fees 205 (j) Grants General Funds GMA funds CCWF General Funds Slonnwaler ulility f~el Public Works Trusl Fund 205 (j) Grants 1993.2000 Complete as funds . beCOl\l~ available. 1994.96 1993.99 $75,000 - 200.000 per plan $150.000 - 200,000 for KCDPW. $1.000 - 4,000 for BMU if it aOOpts County's. $100,000 - 150,000 City: $100.000 (a) Funding Sources AGLF . Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Funds. Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account CCWF - CenteMial Clean Water Fund CPG - Coordinaled Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants. Coastal Zone Management 306 Grantl DSnS Funds. Washington State Department of Social and Ueallh Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929. Grow!h Management Act IIUD Block GranlS - U.S. Depanmenl or Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program. Nonpoint Water Quality GranlS Program PIE Grants - Puhlic Participation Grants SRF - State Revolving Fund for Waler Pollution Control WCC - Washinglon Con~ervation Commission WPFP Grant - Watershed Prolection and Flood Prevenlion Grant QO Table 1: (continued) STORMWATER (continued) Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( > coincide with Chapler Four Involved Groups .=Lnd Acency or Acencles: Potential Funding Sources'I' Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation 0 (5) The City, County, WooT, and Navy adq>! roIdside maintenance procedures KC roIds lkpc.. General Funds Implement procedures $10,000 - 15,000 per that minimiu Ihe use of pesticides (including hetbicides) within the watershed wilh Bremelloo roads depl.. by 1994. jurisdiclion for adoption. a Coal of elimination of pesticide use where possible. Addilionally, these WooT- Cost for implementalion maintenance proocdures include provisioos for maintaining roIdside ditches so thll U.S. Navy. not determined. sedimentation of wllerways does not occur and beneficial biofihration is maintained. (6) The WDOT and Navy retrofit above-ground stonnwaler de\ention to properly WDOT CCWF Complete retrofit by Cost for relrofilling not regulate Slormwlter flows. They require installation of new facilities, where US Navy Navy Funds 1997 de1cnnined neceSlUY, to reduce damaging storm water flow. now being experienced throughout the wllershed, pani~arly the Oear Creek Watershed. (1) The County adopts, through an approprille ordinance, minimwn requirements KCDCO. GMA Funds 1994 Can be pan of GMA of natural or nalive vegewioo, no clearing buffers and impervious surface setbacks General Funds compliance. from stream. and wetlands within the wllershed. These requiremenu con.ider stream type, wetland category and intensity of proposed use in detennining approprille buffers Ind setbacks, consistent with the adopled Stratel!ies for Crilical Arel Desil!nltions Ind Interim Develoomenl Rel!ulations - December 1991 and the Cenlral Kiuap Subarel P1ln. These setblck requirementslpply to residential, non- residential, and commercial deve\opnent. (8) The County, WDOT, and NIVY, in cooperation with the WOF, Washinglon KCOPW. WOF funds Develop plan by 1993. $1,000 - 4,000 per State Dcpanmenl of Wildlife (WOW), and other affeded panic., develop a plan 10 WOF General Fund. Complete corrective organization for plan. Cost c~d fish migralion blockages within the wltershed. WooT W A Conservation Ictions by 1997. for corrective Idions U.S. Navy Corps Granls undetennined. WOW AGLF Volunteers. (I> Funding Sources AGL.F - Anldromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Con.ervltion ALEA Funds. Aqualic Land. Enhancement Account CCWF - Centennial Clean Water Fund CPG - Coordinated Preventioo Grants CZM 306 Granls - Coastal Zone Management 306 GranlS 05115 Fund. . Washington State Department of Social and Health Service. GMA Funds. funds provided Ihrough ESHB 2929, Growlh Management Act IIUO Block Grants - U.S. Depanment of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoint Wiler Quality Grants Program PIE Granls - Public Participatioo Grants SRF - State Revolving Fund for Waler Pollutioo Control wee - Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Grant - Watershed Protection and Rood Prevention Grant 91 Table I: (continued) STORMWATER (continued) Action Recommendation: NumHrI In ( ) t'oInddr with Chaptrr' Four Involved Groups *:l.rad Agency or Agrncles: Potential FundinR Sources") Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (9) The County, in cooperation with the Oear Creek Council. Suquamish Tribe, and the Central Kitsap and Bremenon School Districts, applies for appropriate granllundJ 10 establish a slream adoption program within the watershed. See Public Education (No.7) o (10) lbr City and County expand stonnwater control and drainage requirements 10 include 110I only subdivisions and multjple family residences, but also single- funily residences 10 help lake inIoconsideralioo cumulative effects. o (11) The Regional Water Quality Education Program (RWQEP) develops education pqmm as a component of Slormwaler man.,emrnt. These programs should include: (a) the Extension demonstrating the proper use of feJ1ilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and alternatives to the use of these chemicals; (b) the County's Public Wones Depanment demonstrating stonnwaler management and erosion control practices for builders and eaJ1h contractors; (c) the Bremer1on/Kitsap Counly Health District (BKCHD) and county's Public Works Depanmenl demonstrating methods for identifying, managing, and disposing 01 commercial and household hazardous wastes and oIher pollutants thlll c:ou1d enter slormwlller. (d) I directory of agencies to contact when anyone observes the dwnping 0( pollutants into stonn drains or .urface waters. KCOCl>" KCDPW. CCCo Suquamish Tribe Central Kit.ap School District Bremenon School District WDF KCDPW. BMU" RWQEp. KCDPW .!lM1L Suquamish Tribe u.s. Navy WDF Extension KCDPW BKcnD KCDPW See Public Education (No.7) General Funds Stonnwaler utility fees CCWF General Funds Stornlwater utility fees PI E (irlUlts 205 (j) Grants CPG See Public Education (No.7) 1993 - 96 1993 Ongoing 1992 Ongoing $5,000 . 20,OOOtyear for enloroemcnl per organizalion. $10,000 . 20,000 10 initiate. $5,000 - 10,000 per year to sustain. $30,000 (a) Funding Sources AGLF . Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA FWlds - Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account CCWF - CenteMial Clean Waler Fund CPG . Coordinated Prevenlion Grants CZM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Management 306 Grants DSHS Funds. Washington Slate Department of Social and Health Services GMA funds. funds provided through ESIIB 2929, Growth Management Act IIUD Block Grants - U.S. Depanment of lIousing and Urban Development NPWQ Program. Nonpoint Water Qualily Granls Program PIE Grants - Public Panicipalion Grants SRF - Slate Revolving Fund for Water Pollution Control wee - Washington Conservation COI11missiuf1 WI'FP Grant. WaleNhed Pmceclion lUld Flood Prevention Grant Q2 Table 1: <continued) Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide wllh Chapter Four STORM'" A TER (continued) Involved Groups .:Lead Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources(') Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (e) the Kiuap County Conservation District demonstrating potential impacts wild, domestic, and fann animal wastes have on water quality and measures that can be taken to minimize these effects in stonnwaler; (f) the value of wetlands in regulating natural runoff and the effects of weiland de.truction on natural hydrological processes; <I) the value or nalive landscape planning and maintaining nalural vegetative rover for developers, builders, and landscapers; and, (II) annual briefing for all local law enforcement agencies, CENCOM, and the Department of Emergency Management regilding Federal, Slate, and local envilOllmentaluw.. (12) 11le City, County, and Navy adopt a program of roadway sweeping and vacuuming on a periodic basis. This would reduce the Mfinl flush" of concentraled pollutants in the fan and other limes of the year, allowing less contamination 10 enter stonnwater systems. o (13) The City complies with the Sinclair and Dyes InlelS Urban Bay Action Plan to control combined sewer overflows (CSOs). (14) The COIDlty'. Public Works Department, Solid Wasle Division, continues 10 have regular household hazardous waste collection days until pennanentrollection facilities are constructed in accordance with the COWlty's Moderale Risk Waste Plan (MRWP). (IS) The COIDlty develops a Oearing and Grading Ordinance which would support the Action Recommendations presented in this Aclion Plan. KCCD KC roeds depl.- Bremenon roads dept.. U.S. Navy- General Funds HUD Block Grants Fed. Highway funds 1992.94 Ongoing Undelennined Included as part of Moderate Risk Waste Mgt. Plan. 1992 - 93 Undelennined. $17 million Included as pan of Moderate Waste Risk Mgt. Plan. $S,OOO. 10,000 for starf . time and prolOCype Idoplion. $20,000. 50,000 if new one developed. <a) Funding Sources AGLF . Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Funds. Aquatic l.ands Enhancement AccotUll CCWF. Centennial Oean Water found CPG - Coordinated Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants. Coastal Zone Management.306 Grants DSHS Funds. Washington State Depar1ment of Social and Health Services BMU- Err Ecology KCDPW CCWF SRF Included IS pan of Moderate Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. KCDPW. General Funds GMA Funds - funds provided through ESHB 2929, Growth Management Act BUD Block Grants . U~S. Department of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoint WalerQualily Grants Program PIE Granls . Public Panicipation Granls SRF . Stale Revolving Fund for Waler Pollution Control WCC - Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Grant. Watershed Protection and Hood Prevenlion Grant QJ Table 1: (continued) ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEMS Action Recommendation: N.mber. In ( ) colnc:lde wUh Chapter Four Involved Groups -=Lead Alfnry or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources,a) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (I) The Brcmerton/Kilsap Counly Heallb Oistricl (BKCHOl perfomu an intensive and inclusive on-sile sewage syslem survey 10 idenlify failing syslenn in !he watenhed. Perfonn this survey primarily during !he wet season (November - April), as summer surveys will miss many failing on-site sewage syslems. The survey slKKJld stan wi!h marine shoreline,lakeside, and streamside areas and progress inlo!he upland part of !he watershed. The BKCHO, as part of the survey periodically revisils priority areas. BKCIIO. CCWF SRF General Funds 1994 - 96 SIOO,OOO (2) 1lIe BKCHO actively researches the feasibilily o( establishing a renewable BKCBH. General Funds 10 1996 S85,OOO permilling process for all on-sile sewage systems in !he walershed. If !his Iype of BKCIlO. establish. Pennit long-term funding mechanism is feasible, and with Board or Beallh approval, Ihe rece ipts 10 sustain. BKCIlO will implemenl a renewable pennilling process. Pennil receipts would be used 10 adminisler an inspection and mainlenance progtllm. 1be pc:nnilling process will be coordinated wi!h !he Counly's geographic Wonnation system (GIS). 0 (3) The Cily and County exlend exisling sewer systems 10 include aU densely BKCIlO. SRF Undelennined. Undelennined. popuIaled shoreline: areas on a priority basis as established by the BKCIIO and KCDPW. General Funds consislenl with the Growth Management Ad. ~ Developmenl fees Public Wor1c.s Trust Funds 205 (j) Granls (4) The BKCIIO creates a position 10 coordinale timely public heallb review or BKCHO. General FWlds Implemenled 1991 S35,OOO - 45,000 current developmenl projeds, large 101 subdivisions, and short plats, and presenls public hea1!h concems in Ibe Counly's land use planning process. (5) 1be BKCBD amends current on-sile sewage sySlem reguJaliOlls 10 increase the BKClIO. General Funds 1992 - 93 S20,000 vertical separalion for Sub.surface Soil Absorption Systems (SSAS) from I (001 10 no I~u lban 2 fe~1 to, systems installed within the watenhed. (6) The BKCBH gives lhe BKCHO \he authority 10 wrile civil infraction nolices 10 . BKCBU. Gen~ra1 Funds 1992.93 SI,OOO. 4,000 Slarr lime ~nfon:e local on-sile sewage syslem regulations. BKOm 10 amend. 0 (1) 1be COWlly eSlablishes a program to provide financial auiSlanct, where needed, KCIXO. CCWF 1993 -t}5 S 10,000 10 slaf( program 10 property ownen required 10 correct failed on-sile sewage syslems. nus program ~. SRF development. Total could include fmancial grants or low-intereslloans from a revolving (und. When DSHS (unds program cosl fmancial assistance is not available Ihe CounlY should pay for repairs and place a IlUO Block Grants undelennined. lien on lhe propeny 10 recoup expenses. The Cily eSlablishes a program 10 provide financial assistance (or sewer cmnedion, where needed and appropriale,lo property ownen with failing on-site sewage syslems. (a) Funding Sources AGLF - Anadromous and Greal Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Fund, - Aqualic Lands Enhancemenl Accounl CCWF. Cenlennial Oean Waler Fund CPG . Coordinal~d PrevenliOll Grants elM J06 Granl! - Coastal Zone Managemenl 300 GranU OSIIS Funds - Washington Slale Departmenl of Social and lIealth Services GMA Funds. fund, provided through I~IIB 2929, Growth Manag~menl Act BUO RInck GranlS. U.S. Departmenl or llousing and Urhan Developmenl NPWQ Program. Nonpoinl Waler Qualily Granls PlOgram PIE Granls - Public ParticipaliOll Granls SRF - Slale Revolving Fund for Waler Pollution Control WCC . Washinglon Conservation COO1mission WI'FI' Grant. W.len;hed Pmlrction amI flood Prevent inn Gran! Q4 Table I: (conlinued) ON-SITE SElVAGE SYSTEMS (continued) Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide with Chlpter Four Involved Groups *=Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources'l) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (8) The BKCIIO ldopS I s~ndard miligative-measurts process (e.g., septic tank pumping schedules, sand filler systems, individual on-sile treatment facililies, or wlter use oonservation methods) for rtsiden(X:s that art unable to meet e1.isting rtgulatioos because of site limi~tions, and/or repair failing on-sile sewage systems. (9) The BKCHO improves its current on-site sewage system installer's cenificalion program for all m-site sewage syslem instaUen and designen. (10) TIle BKCHO, in cooperation with the Washing Ion State Environmenlal Health Associalion (WSEHA), develops an ongoing training and conlinuing educalion program f~ all on-sile sewage syslem inspecton. (1t) The BKCHO coordinates with the County's Geographic lnfonnation System (GIS) to develop a computerized database for on-site sewage systems. The database includes: (I) locations; (b) conditions; (c) pumping and inspection records; (d) permining and building sile applicalion records; Ind, (e) parcel numben, owner names, and streel addresses (i.e., assessor dala). This informalion is made available to the public for a fee. (12) 'The County and BKCHD implement the Long-Term Wiler Quality Assessment to track progress and success of Action Recommendalions as oullined in tfae Action Plan. (13) The COWIty and BKOID rtpon on artgular basis, through the local media, the status of water qualily and implementation of rtcommendations. u (14) 'The BKCHO provides infonnational handouls describing on-site sewage system installation, rtpair. and maintenance rtquirtments. This educational brochurt is made available through the BKCIIO, EXlension, real estate agents, and City and Counly pennilling agencies. BKCIIO- General Funds Permitrtceipts lmplemented 1985 N/A BKCIIO. Cenification fees Implemented 1991 N/A General Funds BKCHO. General Ftmds 1992 - 93 $2,000 - 5,000 WSEIIA Tuition fees Ongoing BKCIIO- Pennil receipu 1992 - 94 $60 ,000 KCOCO General Ftmds Ongoing Public Access fees See Storm water Action No. 5(B) See Slonnwater Action No. 5(8) See Stormwaler Action No. SIB) See Stormwaler Action No. S(B) KCOCO. BKCI!D- CCWF General Funds 1993 Ongoing $500 - 2,OOO/year. Pan of plan evaluation (see Chapter Five). BKCIIO. Extension KCOCD KCOPW Real estate agenu CCWF General Funds Implemenled 1991 $2,000 (I) Ftmding Sources AGLF - Anadromous and Greall..ahs Fisheries Conservation ALEA Funds - Aqualic Lands Enhancement Account CCWF - Centennial aean Water r-und CPG - Coordinated Preventioo Grants cZM 306 GranU - Coas~1 Zone Management 306 Gran.. OSIIS Funds - Washinglon State Depanment of Social and lIeahh Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESHB 2929, Growth Management Act HUO Block Grants - U.S. Depanment of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoinl Water Qualily Grants Program PIE Grants - Public Panicipatioo Grants SRF . State Revolving Fund for Water Pollution Control wee - Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Grant - Watershed Protection and Aood Prevention Grant q~ Table I: (continued) . AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES Action Recommendation: N.mbrrs In ( ) colnddr with Chapin Four Involved Groups e=Lud Agmcy or Agrntlrs: Potential Funding Sources'a) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation D S20.000 - 25,000 (I) 1lle City of Bremenon and Kitsap County adopt ordinances limiling livestock aecru to streams. Exceplions may be granled as pan of a fann plan developed with the Soil Conservatioo Service (SCS) and KCCO. (2) The County continues to provide the highest Public Benefil Rating under the State's Open Space Tax law for streamside buffers and wetlands fenced to exclude livestock. o (3) The KCDCD, Bremenon Depanment of Community Development (BDCO). Extensioo. SCS. KCCD. and local livestock owners fonn a commillee 10 reoonvnend reasonable stocking rates for fanns of 5 or more acres. (4) SCS and KCCO continue to provide technical assistance to the owners of poorly designed and poorly managed livestock ronfinement areas. Where offers of assistance are declined and cootamination of nearby water continues. Ecology enforces the State's water quality standards as agreed to in the Compliance Memorandum of Agreement among the Oepanment of Ecology. Kitsap County Conservation District. and Washington Conservation Commission relative to Agricultural Water Quality Managemenl. (5) Extension targets Dyeslnlel/Clear Cl'ttk Watershed farmers for educatioo on integrated pest management. proper use of fenilizen, and cultivation practices and pasture management which minimize erosion and pollution. Emphasize the importance of maintaining streamside vegetation for fish and wildlife. The newsleller. MKitsap Watershed Focus." is one vehicle for such education. KCOCO- BDeO- SCS KCCO Extension 1993 - 95 so S5.000. 10,000 each jurisdiction S25.000 - 35,OOO/year for CO position. S20,OOO- 6O,OOO/year for Ecology position. $500 - 1,000 per year. Some costs already included in cum:nt program. (a) FlDlding Sources AGLF - Anadromous and Great lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA FlDlds - Aquatic Lands Enhancement AccOWlt CCWF - Centennial Clean Waler Fund CPG - Coordinated Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Managemenl 306 Grants OSIIS Funds - Washington State Department of Social and lIealth Services CCWF General Funds WCC N PWQ Program KCDCO- Noc needed. Currently in place. KCDCO- SCS- ElItension- KeCD- BDCO- 1:OCiiTivestock owners CCWF General Funds NPWQ Program WCC 1993.95 KCCO- SCS- Ecology- CCWF General Foods 1992 Ongoing Extension- KCOCD CCWF 1992 Ongoing GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929, Growth Management Act HUD Block Grants. U.S. Depanment of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoinl Waler Quality Grants Program PIE Grants. Public Panicipatioll Grants SRF - Stale Revolving Food for Waler Pollution Conlrol WCC . Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Grant - Walershed Protection and Flood Prevenlion Grant 911 Table 1: (continued) AGRICUtTURAt PRACTICES(continued) Action Recommendation: Nambus In e ) coincide wllh Chaplu Four Involved Groups *=Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Time Frame for Sources'a) Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (6) The KCOCD, KCCO, SCS, Extension, and memben of the Dyes Inlel/Oear Creek Walenhcd Management Implemenlalion Commiltee advenise and promOle the lechnical and financial assistance available 10 fannen who wanl to prolecl waler qualily 01\ their land. The same agencies inform fannen thai resources and COIservalioo projects OIIlhcir land may qualify them for tax reduclioo under the Slale's Open Space Tax law. (7) The County provides the KCCO with funds, as available, to work wilh landownen 10 reduce waler quality impacts Ihrough cooperative installatioo of besl management practices within Ihe Dyes InletlClear Creek Walenhed. Currenlly the KCCD Icchnician. depend 011 granu, which are nola reliable,long-tenn funding source. KCDCO* KCCO* SCS. EXlensioo* KCDCO* KCCD CCWF General Funds $SOO. 1,000 each organization, per year. Some costs already included in CUITmI programs. 1993 Ongoing CCWF General Funds Aueumenl Levy 1993 Ongoing $50,000 . 100,000 per year. ea) Funding Sources AGLF . Anadromous and Greal Lakes Fisheries COIIservatioo ALEA Foods. Aqualic Lands EManeemenl Account CCWF . Centennial Oean Waler Fund CPG . Coordinated Prevenlion Grants CZM 306 Grants. Coast.al Zone Management 306 Granls OSHS Funds. Washinglon Stale Depanmenl of Social and lIeallh Service. GMA Funds. funds provided through ESHB 2929, Growth Management Act HUO Rlock Grants. U.S. Depanment of Housing and UIban Development NPWQ Program. Nonpoint Water Quality Granls Program PIE Granls . Public Panicipalioo Grants SRF. Slale Revolving Fund for Waler Pollutioo Conlrol WCC. Washington Conservation Commission WPFP Granl - Walershed Pruleclion and Rood Prevenlion Grant 97 Table 1: (continued) Acllon Recommendation: Numbers In I ) ~oInclde with ChapIn ~our (I) .. Kiulp County classifies aU land in the walenhed. especiaUy in Ihe Chico C~ek. Clear C~ek, and Barker C~ek basins, whe~ it is actively managed for limber prodUCIion, as MFo~sl wd" under the provisions of the Growth Management Act (GMA). (2) The Counly reviews aU Fo~st Practice Permil applications looking for pocential or misre~sented convenions. (3) The County develops a Clearing and Grading Ordinance with ~gard to Fo~st Practice Permit applications 10 p~venl advene impacls on st~ams and we1Jands. (4) The Coonty works with the Kitsap wd Trost and other private conservation land lrosls 10 ~serve areas critical 10 protecling wlter quality. especiaUy foresl land in the ""atenbed, through purchase. consrrvalion easements. and/or transferable development rights. (S) The Washinglon S1ale Department of Natural Resources (DNR) mOR effectively enforces elIisting Fo~st Practice Rules protecting slrelmsides and we1Jands . (6) The County and ONR develop a plan to educate forestlandownen, mana!!cn. and lo!!!ing or clearing operaton as to forest Best Mana!!ement Practices IBMPs) in order 10 protect strums. wetlands, and environmentally critical forestland. (7) The County enlen into a Memorandum of Undenlanding with the ONR to clarify the role of each agency with respect to Forest Practice application processing, approval, and enforcement. FOREST PRACTICES Involved Groups Potential Funding Time Frame for Estimated Cost of .=Lead Agency or Agencies: Sources 1-' Implementation Implementation KCOCO. GMA funds Consistenl with GMA. Can be pan of GMA canpliance. KCOCO. General Funds 1993 Currently fW1ded. Ongoing See Slormwater AClion No. 21. See Slormwaler AClion See Slormwaler Action See Slormwaler Action No. 21. No. 21. No. 21. K COCO Open Space. General FWlds 1992 Currently funded. Kitsap Land Trost Ongoing ONR. (enfoJt:emenl) Stale General Funds 1992 Ongoing S5,OOO ' 10,OOO/year staff lime just for Dyes /rile! Waaershed KCOCO. ONR. WOF WDW Extension CCWF General FWlds 1992 Ongoing S5,OOO. 15,000 yeu one; S2.000 . 10 sustain. KCOCO. ONR. CCWF ONR 1993 S 10,000. ' 15,000 (a) FlDlding Sources AGLF - Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Funds - Aquatic unds Enhancemenl Accounl CCWF . Celllennial Clean Waler Fund CPG - Coordinated Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants, Coastal Zone Management 306 Grants OSHS Funds - Washington State Departmenl of Social and Health Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929. Growth Managemenl Act IIUO Block Grants - U.S. Department of llousing and Urban Developmenl NPWQ Program - Nonpoint Water Quality Grallls Program PIE Grants - Public Panicipalioo Grants SRF - Stale Revolving Fund for Waler Po\lutioo Control WCC - Washin!!IOn Conservation Commission WPFP Granl - Watenhrd Protrction and Hood Prevention Grant .. The WMC has p1aClld this action recommendalion on Ihe unfinished agenda. Please turn to Chapter 6. page 104 lor an elCplanalion. :.L __._ _" ,_. 911 Table 1: (continued) TOXIC CI/EMICAIS Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide with Chapter Four Involved Groups .=Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources(a) Time Frame ror Implementation Estimated Cost or Implementation o $5,000 - 6,000 V oIunleers (I) 'The City, COWlty, BKCIID,and Navy coordinate a focused educational dfort within the community. This dfort should include Kitsap Master Recyclers. the Extension, the 4-H, the KCCD, the public school system, and olher interested and involved organizalions. v (2) 'The City, County, BKCIID and Navy work cooperatively wilh Ecology's Waste Reduction, Recycling, and Liner Conlrol (WRRLC) Program in developing and using infonnational malerials and radio/cable 1V spols dealing with alternatives to and s'afe disposal of household chemicals. The City, Counly, BKCHD and Navy also distribute already existing infonnalional malerials. (3) The Olympic High School Art/Science Video Team produce a video aboul the proper use and disposal of household chemicals wilh the lechnical assistance from the County, BKCHD, and Ecology. (4) The County and BKCIID continue to publish usdul information thai encourages readers to use environmentally friendly chemical products. (5) The COWlly and BKCIID provide copies of prinled male rial to schools, libraries, businesses, and the Chambers of Commerce for distribution. (6) The County', Public Work. Department, Solid Waste Division, continues 10 have regular household hazardous waste collection days until pennanent collection facilities are constructed in accordance with the Counly's Moderate Risk Waste Plan (MRWP). (7) The Silverdale and Bremerton Chambers of Commerce, in cooperation with the BKCHD, Kitsap Master Recyclers, Kilsap Waler Watchen . spmsored by PUD No. 1, and ~tension, distribute educational materials alxxlI hazardous chemicals to businesses in the watershed. BKCIID. KCDPW. BOCD. tr.s."Fr. vy Extension 4-11 KCCD Public School B<*rd BKCHD. KCDPWand KCDCD U.S. Navy" BMU EcologyJWRRLC Program Olympic High School" KCDPW BKCHD Ecology KCDCD. KCDPW KCDCDO KCDPW See Slonnwaler Action No. 14. Silverdale A.. of Commerce" Bremerton eh. of Commerce. EXlension BKOID KMR KWW PIE Grants CCWF General Funds CPG CCWF Gener21 Funds CPG CCWF Public School funds PIE Granls CCWF General Funds See Toxic Olemicals Action No.4. See Stonnwaler Action No. 14. General Funds Toxic Control Acc!. CPG PPG 1992 - 93 Coordinale with Moderale Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. 1992 - 93 Coordinate with Moderale Risk Waste Mgt. Plan. 1993 1992 Ongoing See Toxic Olemicals AClion No.4. See Stonnwaler AClion No. 14. 1993 Coordinal~ with Moderale Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. $5,000 - 10,000 Volunlccn $5,000 - 10,000 Volunteers. $1,000 - 2,000 per 1,000 copies. See Toxic Olemicals AClion No.4. See Slonnwater Action No. 14. $500 - 2,000 perl ,000 copies for dislribution. (a) Funding Sources AGLF - Anadromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Funds - Aquatic Lands Enhancement ACCOWlt CCWF - Centennial Clean Water Fund CPG - Coordinaled Prevenlion Grants CZM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Management 306 Granls DSIIS Funds - Washington Slale Department of Social and lIealth Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929, Growth Management Act IlUD Block Granls - U.S. Depanment of Ilousing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoint Water Quality Grants Program PIE Grants - Public Panicipation Grants SRF - State Revolving FWld for Waler Pollulion Conlrol WCC - Washinglon Conservation Commission WPFP Granl - Watershed Protection and Hood Prevention Grant QQ (- Table 1: (continued) Action Recommendation: Number. In ( ) coincide with .Chapter Four TOXIC CHEMICALS (continued) Involved Groups .=Lead Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sourcesl-) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost or Implementation (8) 1M COllnly and BKCHO. as pan oflheir Small Quanlity Generator Program in the MRWP. contact businesses that use or seU chemical products. and encourage them to educate cuslomen in the proper use and disposal of chemical products they sell. Nontoxic ahemative methods also should be discussed. (9) The City. Counly. WDOT. and Navy adopt roadside maintenance proocdu~s that minimize the use of pesticide. (including herbicides) within the walershed with a goo of elimination of pesticide use whe~ possible. o (10) The County and BKCHO. as part of the Small Quantity Generator Program in the MRWP. initiate a survey of chemical use and disposal in the walenhed. lne Navy provides a copy or existing p~pared rqxxts on hazardous materials use and disposal within the watershed. o (II) The City. County. and Navy manage the use of peslicides and fertilizen in and near golf course,. parks. scbools. and other large landscaped area. that a~ in close proximily 10 streams. lakes. and Dyes Inlet with the goal of eliminating contamination of these water re.ource.. o (12) The Kitsap Counly Parks Depanrnent and Cily of Bremerton Parks Department use mechanical instead of chemical means to conlrol aqualic and terrestrial vegetal ion. (13) The BKCHO implements their new enforccmenl mecbanisms to conlrol illegal dumping. BKCHO. KCOPW CPG Tipping Fee Surchlll}!e Coordinate with Moderate Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. See Stomlwater Action No.5. Coordinale with Moderate Risk Waste Mgt. Plan. Coordinale with Moderate Risk Wasle Mgt. Plan. 1993 Ongoing 1992 .93 Ongoing Coordinate with Moderale Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. See Stonnwater Action No.5. Coordinate with Moderale Risk Wasle Mgl. Plan. S 1.000 . 2.000 per sample. Coordinate with Moderate Risk Waste Mgl. Plan. $2.000 . 5.000 to develop program. $15.000. 20.000 for equipment. S 1,000 . 4.CX>Q 10 devdop mechanisms. S5.ooo. 20.000/year staff lime 10 enforce. (a> Fwlding Sources AGLF. Anadromous and G~al Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA FlU1ds . Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account CCWF. Centennial Clean Waler Fund CPG . Coordinaled Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Managemenl 306 Grants OSHS Funds. Washington State Depanment of Social and Health Services KC roads dept.. Bremenon roads dent.' WOOl'" U.S. Navy. See Sloonwater Action No.5. KCOPW .l!MY. U.S. Navy BKCHO. CPG KCDPW. ..B.Mll! U.S. Navy. CCWF General Funds CPG KC Parks Dept.. Brcmerton Parles Dept.' General FWlds A'Iua1ic Planl Mgl. Program BKCHO. General I:unds GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929. Growth Management Act HUO Block GranIJ . U.S. Depal1menl of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program. Nonpoint Water Quality Grants Program PIE Grants. Public Panicipalioll Granls SRF - Stale Revolving FWld for Waler Pollurion Conlrol WCC . Washinglon Conservation COI11mission WI'FP Granl . Watenhed Protection and Flood Prevention Grant \I III Table J: (continued) TOXIC CHEMICALS (continued) Action Recommendation: Numben In ( ) coincide ",lIh Chapter Four Involved Groups .:Lead Acency or Acencles: Potential Funding Sources,a) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost or Implementation o $10.000.30.000 to develop plan. (14) 'The Wlshington Stile Depanment of Ecology develops I pi In to locate Ind monitor old underground storage tanks, landfills, and disposal sites nol currently monitored for possible contamination of water resources. These activities should be coordinated with the Kiulp County G'ouruJ"'QI~' MQ""grm~nl Pia", KCDPW . Solid Waste Division. and BKCIID. n (15) The NIVY continues onloing studies and cleanup activities al Jacksoo Plrk and Bangor. Ecology. KCDPW -BMlL U.S. Navy U.S. Navy. EPA Ecology .J!M!L CPG CCWF 1993.95 Ongoing NIVY Funds 1992 Ongoing $10.000 - 20,OOO/year staff time for public process. $5,000 . 10,000 suppor1 implementation not detennined. (I) Fmding Sou~s AGLF - Anldromous and Great Lakes Fisheries Conservation ALEA Foods - Aquatic lands Enhancement Account CCWF - Centennial Clean Waler Fund CPG - Coordinated Prevention Grants CZM 306 Grants - Coastal Zone Management 306 Gran.s DSHS Funds - Washington Slate Department of Social and Health Services GMA Funds - funds provided through ESIIB 2929. Growth Manlgement Act HUD Block Grants. U.S. Depanment of Housing Ind Ulban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoint Waler Quality Granls Program PIE Grants. Public Panicipatioo Grants SRF . Slate Revolving Fund for Water Pollution Control WCC . Washington Conservalion Commission WPFP Granl . Walenhed Protection and Flood Prevention Grant 101 Table 1: (continued) BOATS AND MARINAS Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) coincide with Chapter Four Involved Groups .=Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources!a) Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation o (I) 'The City of Bremenon and Kitsap County Idopt an ordinance requiring the instaUation of pumpout flcilities and por1-o-pouy dump Sl&lions It IU new marinas, ovemighl moorages. and fueling facilities to handle waste fmm on-board mlrine sanitation devices. Through the ordinance, require all existing facilities to retrofit with pumpoul facilities within three yean. (2) 'The Bremel1on/Kitslp County Hellth ~istrict (BKCHO), in conjlD1ction with the Wlshington Stlte Parks and Recre&lion Commission. continues ongoing boater education. Topics should include proper disposal of marine head erouent. bilge pumpout and Iiller, the proper use of mlrine paints and products; proper disposal of maintenance by-products; and the nature Ind chuader of Dyes In leI. Poulsbo Marine Science Center. Power Squldron, Coast Gulrd Auxiliaries. and Bremenon Ylcht Qub could be sources of dissemin&ling this infonnation. D (3) The City and County require marinas. overnight moorages, and fueling facilities to develop and Idopl spiU plans. These pllns require employees be trained in initial spiU response ("fuel fint lid"). Fueling areas hive the capabilily to be easily enclosed by booms if a spill should occur. Absorbenl pads Ire reldily Ivaillble to employees Ind cuslomen for cleanup of minor spiUs. (4) The Kitn!' County PlrkS Depanment, in cooperalion with the Silverdale Pol1 Oistrict. instaUs I pennanent wlter quality interpretive display It the Silverdale Walenront Plrk. This display could have hlndouts concerning nonpoint poUulion and OIher Ipproprille malerials. The same type of display could be instilled at Lebo Field and Evergreen Park. Smaller displays could be sel up It boat ramps in the wltenhed. KCDCO. ~ BKQlD General Foods CCWF 1993 Ongoing 1993 Complele Ilrge displays by 1994. Complele smaU displays by 1995. Ongoing. Mlrinas will incur inslaUation and mlintenance COIlS. 55,000 - 10,000 for KCOCO. 51.000 . 5.000 perlocal group. Stale funds already IUocated. Volunteen. 55.000 . 10,000 $15,000.25,000. Cost depends on nlD11ber and design of displays. Need foods for maintenance and replacemenl. (I) Fwlding Soun:rs AGLF - Anadromous and Grelt Lakes Fisheries Conservalion ALEA Foods. Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account Cl"Wf . Centennill Clean Water Fund C1'<I . (,"l<'IlIinated rrrvenlioo Grants {'lM ~l,(> {'"I1lU . COIslII u",e Management 306 Grants USIIS Funds. Washington Stile Depanmenl or Social and Health Services BKCHO. W A Parks and Rec. Comm.. PIE Grants eeWF Pugel Sd. Bank Food Local General Food. State fWld. (Boater Tax) KCDCO. BOCO. CCWF Geneml !wlds KC Parks Dept.. Silverdale Pon Districl. PIE Grant. CCWF General Foods Pol1 Oi slriCI funds ALEA Foods GMA Funds - funds ",oviclcd tllll>lIl!h F.c;llB 2929. Growlh MRIIRllcmenl Act lit Jlllllu:" (;....111II . II.S ')...,.......,.... 0' IIUluirae .".. '1.1-..... '_PV..f4 'I'n,..ut NJ'Wf) l't.,~rll"l '.'IUtltol,'1I1 W.t. I (}.."Iu~ f It....h '"lhll....1I PIE (irallls . 1',,"li~ I'.rli. i...,;,., (i,."" SRI' . Stale Rev,~vinJ! "u",1 fll' W.lr, 1'..1I1l.j.., (',,,,,,..1 wee - Wuhi"g'"" C'....crv.li,.1I ('.."""..i.", WI'FP Grant . W.lr.r,h~fll'r"rt lion ...ull-l," "11'.r",,"li.,,. t h.ul 102 ~.. ---- -.----.-- Table I: (cominued) LITTER Action Recommendation: Numbers In ( ) colndde wllh Chaptn Four Involved Groups .=Lud Agency or Agencies: Potential Funding Sources(a, Time Frame for Implementation Estimated Cost of Implementation (I) The Brtmenon/Kitsap County lIealth District (BKCHD) implements their new authorily 10 wrile civil infracrionllOlice. 10 enforce local solid wasle ~gulations. N/A BKCBIf. BKOm o (2) The City of D~menon and BKCHD develop a program to inc~ase awa~ness of KCDPW. filler and illegal dumping problems in Ihe walershed. ]M!l. (3) The County's Public Works Department, Solid Waste Division. conlinues 10 emlact local ~tailen encouraging Ihem 10 S1od: products Ihat use less packaging. o (4) 'The City. County, and Navy infonn waJenhed ~sidenls Ihal yard wasles a~ consj<k~d solid waste and should be handled appropriately. this includes appropriate composling. BKCIID c(lIllinues 10 implemenltheir solid waste enforcement capahilities. (5) 'The County requi~s I,InivenaJ garbage coUection. KCDPW. Solid Wasle Division (SWD) KCDPW. Solid Wasle Divisioo (SWD) ~. U.S. Navy. BKOID KCDPW. General Funds CCWF General Funds PIE Funds Public Works Trost Fund CCWF General Funds Coordinate with Comp~hensive Solid Wasle Managemenl Plan General Funds CoIleclion fees Implemenled 1991 1992 - 93 Ongoing $5.000. lSJKlO/year for staff time and suppon selVices, per jurisdiction. City - $25.000 $ I 50 per 1.000 leners. Volunleers. 1992 Ongoing 1992 Ongoing Coordinate with Comp~hensive Solid Waste Management Plan By 1996 Ongoing Coordinate with Comp~hen,ive Solid Waste Management Plan (a) Funding Sources AG1.F - Anadromoos and G~at Lakes Fisheries ConselVatioo ALEA Fund, - Aquatic lands Enhancemenl Accounl CC'WF - Centennial Clean Waler Fund crG . Coordinated r~venti'lIl Grants CZM 306 Grants. Coaslal Zone Management 306 Grants DSHS Funds - Washington Slale Depar1menl of Social and lIealth SelVices GMA Funds. fund, provided through ESHB 2929, Growth Management Acl IIUD Block Granls - U.S. Depanment of Housing and Urban Development NPWQ Program - Nonpoinl Water Qualily Granls Program PIE Grants. Public Panicipali<lll Grant' SRF. Stale Revolving Fund for Waler Pollulioo Conlrol WCC - Washing Ion ConselVation Commission WPFP Grant. Walershed Protection and Rood Prevention Grant 101