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Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision Exhibit 1-2 Kitsap County CWSP Programs and Activities Programs & Activities Responsibility Program Elements Lead Support A. Plan revision adoption 1. WUCC approval WUCC Consultant 2. County certification County WUCC 3. DOH approval DOH WUCC B. Individual water system plan updates Utilities DOH C. Service Area conflict resolution KCHD WUCC D. Satellite System program 1. Statewide regulations DOH County 2. Designate agency(s) DOH KCHD 3. Implement program SMAs KCHD E. Utility Service Review Program 1. Implementation County Utilities 2. Appeal process County WUCC F. Minimum Design Standards Revision 1. WUCC Draft Changes WUCC KCHD 2. County adoption County KCHD 3. Utility implementation Utilities KCHD G. Classify systems 1. Viability Test WUCC County / DOH 2. Evaluate systems KCHD DOH H. Data Management Program KPUD Utilities I. Supply Systems 1. Continue local groundwater development Utility KCHD / DOH / County DCD 2. Pursue groundwater test well drilling KPUD Utilities 3. Groundwater level monitoring Utilities KPUD 4. Groundwater quality monitoring Utilities KCHD 5. Monitoring results reported to database Utilities KPUD / KCHD / County DCD 6. Evaluate Pierce/Mason Co. Supply Coordination KPUD WUCC 7. Negotiate Intertie Agreements Utilities WUCC & Construct Interties Utilities WUCC 9. Initiate Water Rights Reservation Process WUCC DOH/Ecology J. Water Conservation Program Utilities WATERPAK / County DCD Section 1 - Summary 1-10
Section 2 Kitsap County May 9, 2005 Coordinated Water System Plan Regional Supplement 2005 Revision Coordinated Water System Plan Process 2.1 Introduction The Public Water System Coordination Act, enacted in 1977, modified in 1991 and 1995, and codified as Chapter 70.116 RCW, establishes a procedure for the state's water utilities to coordinate their planning and construction programs with adjacent water utilities and other local governmental activities including planning under the Growth Management Act (GMA). This Act specifies that the Department of Health (DOH) (formerly under the Department of Social and Health Services) or the county legislative authority may declare an area within a county as a Critical Water Supply Service Area (CWSSA). This declaration is based upon the findings of a Preliminary Assessment identifying problems related to inadequate water quality, unreliable service, or lack of coordinated planning. In 1971, the State Legislature enacted the Water Resource Act, Chapter 90.54 RCW, which set forth fundamentals of water resource policy to ensure the waters of the state will be protected and fully used for the greatest benefit of the people of the state. Subsequently, "Procedures Relating to the Reservation of Water for Future Public Water Supply," Chapter 173-590 WAC, were established. These procedures are available to public water systems within a geographical area for use in reserving water rights required to meet their projected domestic needs over the next 50 years. This program is administered by the Department of Ecology (Ecology) in an effort to resolve competing water use activities within a geographical area and establish a management system that will ensure that an efficient overall water resource program is developed. The 1997 and 1998 Legislatures passed the Integrated Watershed Management amendments to Chapters 43 and 90 of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW). The resulting program is commonly referred to as “Basin Planning” and is conducted on a Water Resource Inventory Area (WIRA) or multi-WIRA basis. The amendments impact on the water reservation program is yet to be determined. The Public Water System Coordination Act and the Water Rights Reservation processes may be used individually or in combination by the local public water utilities. Implementation of either of these laws requires that a Coordinated Water System Plan (CWSP) be prepared for the county. The Kitsap County CWSP was prepared in accordance with the requirements of both laws. It consists of a Regional Supplement together with a compilation of water system plans prepared by each expanding water utility, which are attached by reference only. This document is the first major revision to the CWSP Regional Supplement since 1992. In addition to other purposes, the current revision is designed to make the CWSP consistent with the Kitsap County and associated city comprehensive plans. 2.2 Preliminary Assessment Kitsap County initiated action toward development of a CWSP through the joint preparation of a Preliminary Assessment by the Kitsap County Department of Community Development Section 2 - Coordinated Water System Plan Process 2-1
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