Title | Puget Sound No Discharge Zone Implementation Strategy |
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Puget Sound No Discharge Zone Implementation Strategy (Number of pages: 73) (Publication Size: 3262KB)
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Author(s) | Water Quality Program | ||||
Description | Puget Sound has been designated a no-discharge zone (NDZ) for vessel sewage. It is illegal to discharge treated or untreated sewage (blackwater) from vessels into Puget Sound. The rule (WAC 173-2283) became effective May 10, 2018. This document will provide a background and an outline of proactive solutions about the rule. |
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Contact | Justine Asohmbom at 360-407-6600 or Justine.Asohmbom@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | nutrients, Puget Sound management, NDZ, wastewater, water quality improvement, implementation plan, water quality, Puget Sound | ||||
WEB PAGE | No Discharge Zone resources and studies | ||||
RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
No Discharge Zone Implementation Strategy: A Framework for Action |
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