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| Title | Final Cost-Benefit and Least Burdensome Alternative Analyses: Chapter 173-204 WAC Sediment Management Standards |
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Final Cost-Benefit and Least Burdensome Alternative Analyses: Chapter 173-204 WAC Sediment Management Standards (Number of pages: 82) (Publication Size: 1253KB)
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| Author(s) | Kasia Patora | ||||
| Description | This report reviews the economic analyses performed by the Washington State Department of Ecology to estimate the expected benefits and costs of the adopted amendments to the Sediment Management Standards (SMS rule Chapter 173-204 WAC). The amendments establish standards and procedures that incorporate risks to human health, background, and freshwater benthic standards in sediment cleanup that were narrative under the baseline and used the Model Toxics Control Act rule for compliance requirements. | ||||
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| Contact | Toxics Cleanup Program at 360-407-6300 | ||||
| Keywords | cost benefit analyses, sediment management standards | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Concise Explanatory Statement, Chapter 173-204 WAC Sediment Management Standards: Summary of Rule Making and Response to Comments Sediment Management Standards (Code Reviser Format and Ecology Format) |
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