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Title 173

Wash. Admin. Code tit. 173

Ecology, Department of

ECOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF

03Public Records 06Delegation of Powers 15Permits for Oil or Natural Gas Exploration Activities Conducted from State Marine Waters 18Shoreline Management Act—Streams and Rivers Constituting Shorelines of the State 20Shoreline Management Act—Lakes Constituting Shorelines of the State 22Adoption of Designations of Shorelands and Wetlands Associated with Shorelines of the State 26State Master Program Approval/Amendment Procedures and Master Program Guidelines 27Shoreline Management Permit and Enforcement Procedures 40Pollution Disclosure 44Fees—Radioactive Waste Management Facilities 50Accreditation of Environmental Laboratories 58Sound Level Measurement Procedures 60Maximum Environmental Noise Levels 62Motor Vehicle Noise Performance Standards 80Limitations on Use of Referendum 39 Grant Funds for Water Pollution Abatement 95AUses and Limitations of the Centennial Clean Water Program 98Uses and Limitations of the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund 100Groundwater Management Areas and Programs 124Quincy Groundwater Management Subarea and Zones 128AOdessa Groundwater Management Subarea 130AOdessa Groundwater Subarea Management Policy 132Duck Lake Groundwater Management Subarea 134AQuincy Groundwater Subarea Management Policy 136The Establishment of a System of Authorizing the Withdrawal of Artificially Stored Groundwaters Embodied in an Approved Declaration under Rcw 90.44.130, Which Are Commingled with Public Groundwaters in Groundwater Areas, Subareas, and Zones Established under Rcw 90.44.130 145Administration of the Flood Control Assistance Account Program 150Protection of Withdrawal Facilities Associated with Groundwater Rights 152Water Rights 153Water Conservancy Boards 154Protection of Upper Aquifer Zones 157Underground Artificial Storage and Recovery 158Flood Plain Management 160Minimum Standards for Construction and Maintenance of Wells 162Regulation and Licensing of Well Contractors and Operators 165Certified Water Right Examiners 166Emergency Drought Relief 170Agricultural Water Supply Facilities 173Requirements for Measuring and Reporting Water Use 175Dam Safety 180Facility Oil Handling Standards 182Oil Spill Contingency Plan 183Oil Spill Natural Resource Damage Assessment 184Vessel Oil Transfer Advance Notice and Containment Requirements 185Oil Movement by Rail and Pipeline Notification 186Oil Spill Contingency Plan — Railroad 187Financial Responsibility 200Water Quality Standards for Groundwaters of the State of Washington 201AWater Quality Standards for Surface Waters of the State of Washington 204Sediment Management Standards 205Whole Effluent Toxicity Testing and Limits 208Grant of Authority Sewerage Systems 216State Waste Discharge Permit Program 218Underground Injection Control Program 219Reclaimed Water 220National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit Program 221Discharge Standards and Effluent Limitations for Domestic Wastewater Facilities 221AWastewater Discharge Standards and Effluent Limitations 224Water Quality Permit Fees 225Federal Water Pollution Control Act—Establishment of Implementation Procedures of Application for Certification 226Waste Discharge General Permit Program 228Vessel Sewage No Discharge Zones 230Certification of Operators of Wastewater Treatment Plants 240Submission of Plans and Reports for Construction of Wastewater Facilities 245Submission of Plans and Reports for Construction and Operation of Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction Facilities 255Limitations on Use of Referendum 26 Grant Funds for Water Pollution Abatement 270Puget Sound Highway Runoff Program 300Certification of Operators of Solid Waste Incinerator and Landfill Facilities 303Dangerous Waste Regulations 304Minimum Functional Standards for Solid Waste Handling 305Hazardous Waste Fee Regulation 306Special Incinerator Ash Management Standards 307Pollution Prevention Plans 308Biosolids Management 310Litter Receptacles 312Local Solid Waste Financial Assistance 321Public Participation Grants 322ARemedial Action Grants and Loans 323Grants and Loans 328Mixed Waste Management Fees 331Vehicle Battery Recycling 333Persistent Bioaccumulative Toxins 334Children's Safe Products—Reporting Rule 337Safer Products Restrictions and Reporting 339Cosmetic Products Restrictions 340Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Regulations 342Additional Taxable Hazardous Substance List 345Recyclable Materials—Transporter and Facility Requirements 350Solid Waste Handling Standards 351Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 360AUnderground Storage Tank Regulations 400General Regulations for Air Pollution Sources 401Operating Permit Regulation 405Kraft Pulping Mills 406Acid Rain Regulation 407Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Requirements and Emissions Performance Standard for Power Plants 408Landfill Methane Emissions 410Sulfite Pulping Mills 415Primary Aluminum Plants 420Conformity of Transportation Activities to Air Quality Implementation Plans 421Motor Vehicle Emission Control Systems 423Clean Vehicles Program 424Clean Fuels Program Rule 425Outdoor Burning 430Agricultural Burning 433Solid Fuel Burning Devices 434Solid Waste Incinerator Facilities 435Emergency Episode Plan 441Reporting of Emissions of Greenhouse Gases 443HYDROFLUOROCARBONS (HFCs) AND OTHER FLUORINATED GREENHOUSE GASES 444Clean Energy Transformation Rule 446Climate Commitment Act Program Rule 446ACriteria for Emissions-intensive, Trade-exposed Industries 446BClimate Commitment Act Funds Reporting 450Establishing Requirements for the Receipt of Financial Aid 455Air Quality Fee Rule 460Controls for New Sources of Toxic Air Pollutants 476Ambient Air Quality Standards 480Ambient Air Quality Standards and Emission Limits for Radionuclides 481Ambient Air Quality and Environmental Standards for Fluorides 485Petroleum Refinery Greenhouse Gas Emission Requirements 490Emission Standards and Controls for Sources Emitting Volatile Organic Compounds (Voc)491Emission Standards and Controls for Sources Emitting Gasoline Vapors 492Motor Fuel Specifications for Oxygenated Gasoline 495Weather Modification 500Water Resources Management Program Established Pursuant to the Water Resources Act of 1971 501Instream Resources Protection Program—Nooksack Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 1 503Instream Resources Protection Program—Lower and Upper Skagit Water Resources Inventory Area (Wria 3 and 4)505Instream Resources Protection and Water Resources Program 507Instream Resources Protection Program—Snohomish River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 7 508Instream Resources Protection Program—Cedar-sammamish Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 8 509Instream Resources Protection Program—Green-duwamish River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 9 510Instream Resources Protection Program—Puyallup River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 10 511Instream Resources Protection Program—Nisqually River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 11 512Instream Resources Protection Program—Chambers-clover Creeks Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 12 513Instream Resources Protection Program—Deschutes River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 13 514Instream Resources Protection Program—Kennedy-goldsborough Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 14 515Instream Resources Protection Program—Kitsap Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 15 517Water Resources Management Program for the Quilcene-snow Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria 17)518Water Resources Management Program for the Dungeness Portion of the Elwha-dungeness Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 18 522Water Resources Program in the Chehalis River Basin, Wria 22 and 23 527Water Resources Management Program for the Lewis Basin, Wria 27 528Water Resources Management Program for the Salmon-washougal Basin, Wria 28 531AWater Resources Program for the John Day-mcnary Pools Reach of the Columbia River, Wria 31 and Parts of Wrias 32, 33, 36, and 37 532Water Resources Program for the Walla Walla River Basin, Wria 32 539AUpper Kittitas Groundwater Rule 545Instream Resources Protection Program—Wenatchee River Basin, Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 45 546Water Resources Management Program—Entiat River Basin Water Resource Inventory Area (Wria) 46 548Water Resources Program in the Methow River Basin, Wria 48 549Water Resources Program in the Okanogan River Basin, Wria 49 555Water Resources Program in the Little Spokane River Basin, Wria 55 557Water Resources Management Program for the Spokane River and Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie (Svrp) Aquifer 559Water Resources Program for the Colville River Basin, Wria 59 563Instream Resources Protection Program for the Main Stem Columbia River in Washington State 564Water Resources Management Program for the Main Stem of the Snake River in Washington State 566Streamflow Restoration Funding 590Procedures Relating to the Reservation of Water for Future Public Water Supply 591Reservation of Future Public Water Supply for Thurston County 700Wetland Mitigation Banks 802Sepa Procedures 900Electronic Products Recycling Program 901Better Brakes 905Battery Stewardship Program 910Mercury-containing Lights Product Stewardship Program 925Post-consumer Recycled Content in Plastic Containers