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Activities and Measures. Groundwater—Base

Activities and Measures. Pretreatment Ecology EPA

Activities and Measures. Water Quality Assessment Ecology EPA – Water Quality Assessment

Activities and Measures. Water Quality Assessments

Activities and Measures. Ecology will develop water quality performance measures and will provide a written status report to EPA on a semi-annual basis by January 31 and July 31 of each year.

Activities and Measures. Groundwater – Base 86 Activities and Measures: Underground Injection Control 87 7. Sediments 88 Objectives 88 Activities and Measures 88 8. Financial Assistance 89 Objectives 89 Activities and Measures: Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program 89 9. Columbia River Basin 90 Objectives 90 Activities and measures 90 Chapter 1 - Performance Partnership Overview‌ Introduction‌ This Environmental Performance Partnership Agreement (Agreement) documents commitments between the Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). All aspects of this Agreement regarding EPA are managed through EPA Region 10, Seattle, Washington. This Agreement describes EPA-funded activities carried out by Ecology programs that address: • Water quality • Air quality • Hazardous waste2 • Nuclear waste This Agreement covers July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2023, and does not restrict EPA’s or Ecology’s legal oversight or enforcement authority. Decisions made by Ecology and EPA are the basis for the commitments and plans in this Agreement. Before both parties sign this Agreement, the Department of Ecology will conduct a 30-day formal public review period. Comments received during this period, and responses, will be provided in an appendix in the final report. Purpose‌ Ecology and EPA share responsibility to meet environmental and related public health priorities of Washington State. The purpose of this Agreement is to: • Recognize mutual environmental goals, strategies, activities, and performance measures. • Reinforce our commitment to eliminating environmental and health disparities across Washington communities and integrating environmental justice throughout agency programs. • Use indicators that reflect environmental conditions, trends, and results to measure environmental progress. • Collaborate on opportunities to advance children’s health. • Collaborate with Tribes and other governments. • Describe the joint Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Work Plan and resource allocations for managing the federal grant dollars that EPA provides to Ecology for air quality, water quality, and hazardous waste management. 2Washington law uses the term dangerous waste. Federal law uses the term hazardous waste. Washington’s definition of dangerous waste includes some wastes that are not included in the federal definition. For this Agreement, the term hazardous waste is used, respecting the distinction between the two terms. Budget‌ Final state...

Activities and Measures. Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program

Activities and Measures. Ecology will update the Sediment Cleanup Status Report. 6B. Ecology has adopted freshwater sediment standards and will develop implementation guidance. 6C. Ecology will work to develop guidance to support the cleanup of wood waste sediment sites in the state. 6D. Ecology sediment staff will provide ongoing support to water quality staff for the development of the next 303(d) Impaired Water Bodies list as related to sediment quality. This will include updating procedures in program policy to determine sediment impacted water bodies for 303(d) listing purposes based on Sediment Management Standards rule interpretation. 6E. Ecology will continue to participate with the Bellingham Bay Pilot partners in implementing planned Bellingham Bay cleanup and restoration plan actions.

Activities and Measures. Nonpoint Source Pollution Control