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Burnt Bridge Creek Advance Restoration Plan

DRAFT FOR PUBLIC COMMENT Comment on this draft
 
Publication number Date Published
26-10-049May 2026
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Author(s) Nathan Woods
Description Burnt Bridge Creek (BBC) and its tributaries are on Washington State's impaired waters list (303(d) list) for warm water temperatures and exceedances to bacteria, dissolved oxygen, and pH water quality standards, which drives the need to develop a Total Maximum Daily Load as required by the Clean Water Act. Ecology has chosen to develop an Advance Restoration Plan (ARP) to expedite the implementation of best management practices and other actions to improve water quality in BBC.
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Keywords Burnt Bridge Creek, ARP, Advanced Restoration Plan
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area 28 Salmon-Washougal
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