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Meeting calendar (separate Web page)
Public outreach materials
News releases

Public outreach materials

Fall/Winter 2009 Newsletter, August 2009 (PDF)
Posters for CSO Control Approaches

Public Participation in the Alternatives Selection Process, August 2009 (PDF)
Factors Affecting Alternatives Selection, August 2009 (PDF)
Project basin updates

Barton

June 2007 (PDF)

Murray

June 2007 (PDF)

North Beach

April 2008 (PDF)

South Magnolia

March 2008 (PDF)

News releases

Sept. 25, 2009 -- Meetings focus on projects to reduce storm-related sewer overflows
Aug. 26, 2009 -- Seattle and King County Agree to Step Up Efforts to Reduce Sewer Overflows to Puget Sound (external link)
Aug. 26, 2009 -- Feds order Seattle, King County to improve sewers, reduce overflows (external link)
Aug. 26, 2009 -- EPA: King County and Seattle Must Reduce Sewer Overflows (external link)
WTD news releases

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Related information

Regional Wastewater Services Plan (RWSP) - The RWSP calls for the control of all county combined sewer overflows (CSOs) by 2030.
Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) Control Program Libary - Annual reports, program review and updates, water quality assessment, resources and links.

Regulatory agencies

Washington State Department of Ecology

CSO frequently asked questions
Focus: Combined Sewer Overflows (PDF)
Describes the issue, State CSO program, National CSO control efforts, summary of Federal CSO policy, and comparison between State and Federal CSO requirements.

Environmental Protection Agency

News release, August 26, 2009 -- Seattle and King County Agree to Step Up Efforts to Reduce Sewer Overflows to Puget Sound
CSO Control Policy

Updated: Nov. 20, 2009

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