File:Olympia 2018 surface and storm water plan.pdf

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City of Olympia. 2018. Storm and surface water plan. Prepared by the City of Olympia, Washington. 195 pp.

Notes

• Identifies the following goals from the comprehensive plan:
  • “Though our population will increase, our air and water will be cleaner and wildlife habitat will be preserved to maintain a biologically healthy diversity of species. Salmon will return and spawn in the streams where they were born. Seals, sea lions, orcas, and otters will roam the waters of southern Puget Sound.”
  • “Our improved water treatment and reduced wastewater and storm water discharge will support abundant aquatic life in Budd Inlet and our local streams. A majority of Olympia households will be using urban organic compost on their landscapes. Artificial fertilizers no longer contaminate local water bodies.”