WAC 173-182-510   Requirements for response and protection strategies.  (1) Plan holders shall have methods to track and contain spilled oil and enhance the recovery and removal operations that are described in the plan.

     (2) Each plan shall include a description of how environmental protection will be achieved, including:

     (a) Protection of sensitive shoreline and island habitat by diverting or blocking oil movement;

     (b) The plan shall include a description of the sensitive areas and develop strategies to protect the resources, including information on natural resources, coastal and aquatic habitat types and sensitivity by season, breeding sites, presence of state or federally listed endangered or threatened species, and presence of commercial and recreational species, physical geographic features, including relative isolation of coastal regions, beach types, and other geological characteristics;

     (c) Identification of public resources, including public beaches, water intakes, drinking water supplies, and marinas;

     (d) Identification of shellfish resources and methods to protect those resources;

     (e) Identification of significant economic resources to be protected in the geographic area covered by the plan; and

     (f) Each facility with the potential to impact a "sole source" aquifer or public drinking water source must identify the types of substrate and geographical extent of sensitive sites.

     (3) The GRPs have been developed to meet these requirements and plans may refer to the NWACP to meet these requirements. If approved GRPs do not exist in the NWACP, plan holders will work with ecology to determine alternative sensitive areas to protect.

     (4) Each plan shall identify potential initial command post locations.



[Statutory Authority: Chapters 88.46, 90.56, and 90.48 RCW. 06-20-035 (Order 00-03), § 173-182-510, filed 9/25/06, effective 10/26/06.]