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Enhanced Onsite Sewage Systems in Clallam County's Marine Recovery Area
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Basics
Enhanced Onsite Sewage Systems in Clallam County's Marine Recovery Area
SFSIL NTA_2016-0251
Enhanced Clallam County OSS program in the MRA to upgrade harvestable shellfish beds, inventory all OSS for inspection, fix failing OSS, educate OSS owners, update the OSS Management Plan, and attain stable funding.
https://pugetsoundestuary.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/ShellfishSI_NEP__OSS_Factsheet.pdf
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SIL - Shellfish
NEP Project
Local
Completed
2016
2019
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Location Notes
office in PA
Location Information
Classifications
  • Behavior Change - Incentives
  • Outdoor Activity
  • Shellfish Beds
2022 - 2026 Action Agenda
  • 11 - Wastewater Systems
  • 37 - Develop a permit framework for advanced wastewater treatment to reduce nutrient discharge and other pollutants and provide technical and financial support for implementation. (ID #37)
  • 40 - Effectively manage and control fecal pollution and disease-causing bacteria and viruses from small onsite sewage systems (OSS) and larger onsite sewage systems (LOSS). (ID #40)
  • 2.3 - Reduce bacteria to protect shellfish beds
  • 2.3.1 - Reduce bacteria discharge through wastewater
  • 2.3.2 - Inventoried, functioning septic systems
  • Clallam
  • North Olympic Peninsula
  • Strait of Juan de Fuca
  • Legislative District 24
Organizations
Clallam County
CLARA HARD clara.hard@doh.wa.gov
Reported Funding

Activity financials are reported by Federal Fiscal Year (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30).

$162,368
$162,368
$0

None provided

2016 Total
NEP Award Funding: SIL - Shellfish $162,368 $162,368
Total $162,368 $162,368
Reported Expenditures

Activity financials are reported by Federal Fiscal Year (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30).

$153,254
$153,254
$0

None provided

2019 Total
NEP Award Expenditures: SIL - Shellfish $153,254 $153,254
Total $153,254 $153,254

FUNDING PROVIDED BY

Puget Sound Partnership  |  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency