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Washington State Department of Ecology Spill Prevention, Preparedness and Response Program February 2013 SOSC Report. Reported Spills: 4033 Field Response: 813 (20.2%). Washington Spills past 12 months . C-Plan Rule Update WAC 173-182. Best Achievable Protection
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Washington State Department of EcologySpill Prevention, Preparedness and Response ProgramFebruary 2013 SOSC Report
Reported Spills: 4033 Field Response:813 (20.2%) Washington Spillspast 12 months
C-Plan Rule Update WAC 173-182 • Best Achievable Protection • 5-year Rule Making – Planning Standards • Vessels of Opportunity • Volunteer Coordination System • Large Scale Deployment Drills • Vessel Emergency Notification • NRDA increase for spills >1,000 gallons
NRDA Rule Update WAC 173-183 • Large Spills (>1000 gal) • $3 to $300/gal • Persistent Oils • 48-hour recovery credit • Effective Containment • Shoreline Contact • Recovery Credit Guidelines
Percentage of Spills by Product Type Spills by Product Type Breakdown by Oil Type Data source: Ecology Environmental Reports Tracking System (ERTS). Percentage reflects 2010 data for spills with impacts to surfaces including water, soil, impermeable, air etc.
Number of Reported Incidents by Source Type (2010) Data source: Ecology Environmental Reports Tracking System (ERTS). 2010 data for spills with impacts to surfaces including water, soil, impermeable, air etc.
WA Derelict Vessel LegislationHB 1245/SB 5663 • Funding (Preserve $1 of $3) • Access • Publicly Owned Vessels • Marina Authority to Dispose • No requirement to Auction Vessel • Vessel Turn-In Program • Vessel Registration Enforcement • DV Removal Prioritization (Shellfish/Aquaculture) • Owner Accountability • Financial Accountability
Davy CrockettPenalty & Cost Recovery • Penalty $408,000 • Cost Recovery $684,000