File #: 2013-0147    Version:
Type: Ordinance Status: Passed
File created: 3/25/2013 In control: Transportation, Economy, and Environment Committee
On agenda: Final action: 5/20/2013
Enactment date: 5/31/2013 Enactment #: 17587
Title: AN ORDINANCE relating to combined sewer overflow control policies, amending Ordinance 13680, Section 8, as amended, and K.C.C. 28.86.080 and Ordinance 13680, Section 18, as amended, and K.C.C. 28.86.180.
Sponsors: Larry Phillips
Indexes: Natural Resources, Department of
Code sections: 28.86.080 - , 28.86.180 -
Attachments: 1. Ordinance 17587.pdf, 2. 2013-0147 transmittal letter.docx, 3. 2013-0147 fiscal note.xlsx, 4. 2013-0147 Staff report - CSO policy revisions (04-03-13).doc, 5. 2013-0147 Attachment 1 - Crosswalk of CSO Policy Revisions-Explanation.doc, 6. 2013-0147 Attachment 2 - CSO Policy legislation.doc, 7. 2013-0147 Power Point Presentation - CSO policies (4-3-13).pptx, 8. 05-01-13 Staff Report with attachments, 9. 2013-0147 Staff report - CSO policies (5-7-13).doc, 10. 2013-0147 Attachment 1 - Xwalk of CSO Policies (5-7-13) .docx, 11. 2013-0147 Revised Staff Report - CSO policy revisions (05-06-13).doc
Staff: Mountsier, Beth
Drafter
Clerk 05/06/2013
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AN ORDINANCE relating to combined sewer overflow control policies, amending Ordinance 13680, Section 8, as amended, and K.C.C. 28.86.080 and Ordinance 13680, Section 18, as amended, and K.C.C. 28.86.180.
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STATEMENT OF FACTS:
1. Ordinance 17413, approving an amendment to the county's long-term combined sewer overflow ("CSO") control plan was adopted on September 17, 2012.
2. Ordinance 17413, Section 1, E., requires the King County executive to propose legislation to revise policies for the Regional Wastewater Services Plan to be consistent with the amended long-term CSO control plan within six months following the adoption of this ordinance.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF KINGCOUNTY:
SECTION 1. Ordinance 13680, Section 8, as amended, and K.C.C. 28.86.080 are hereby amended to read as follows:
A. Explanatory material. The CSO control policies are intended to guide the county in controlling CSO discharges. Highest priority for controlling CSO discharges is directed at those that pose the greatest risk to human health ((, particularly at bathing beaches,)) and environmental health ((, particularly those that threaten species listed under ESA)). The county will continue to work with federal, state and local jurisdictions on regulations, permits and programs related to CSOs and stormwater. The county will also continue its development of CSO programs and projects based on assessments of water quality and contaminated sediments.
B. Policies.
CSOCP-1: King County shall plan to control its CSO discharges ((and to work with state and federal agencies to develop cost-effective regulations that protect water quality. King County shall meet the requirements of state and federal regulations and agreements)) by the end of 2030 to meet:
1. The state's CSO control standard of an average of one untreated discharge per CSO outfall per year based on a twenty-year moving average, and
2. Conditions of National Pollutant...

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