Miller Walker Basin Plan Appendices

Miller and Walker Creeks Basin Plan Development Interlocal Agreement and Amendment Cairn , NOW THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows: I. Purpose The pmpose of this Agreement is to provide the means by which the Parties will jointly prepare a basin plan for addressing surface water and fish habitat issues within the Basin, and to develop implementation recommendations for consideration by the implementing agencies, which mayor may not include the Parties to this Agreement. II. Basin Plan Description A. The Miller & Salmon Creek Basin Plan (hereinafter "Basin Plan") will consider the effects of existing development and future land use (using adopted zoning, comprehensive and other land use plans and studies for the area) on the aquatic resources of the entire Basin regardless of jurisdiction. B. The Basin Plan will: gather and analyze existing information; collect information on selected watershed and infrastructure conditions within the Basin; develop a hydrologic model for analyzing identified problems; identify current and anticipated problems relating to stormwater conveyance, water quality, fish habitat, stream stability, and infrastructure operation; prioritize identified problems; identify possible solutions for the highest priority problems of a regional nature; examine potential problems for implementing solution alternatives; develop specific solution recommendations for the highest priority problems; estimate costs for recommended solutions; and develop implementation recommendations. C. When completed, the Basin Plan will be presented to the legislative authorities of King County, Burien, SeaTac and the Port for adoption. Upon adoption, the Basin Plan will serve as a policy framework for the adopting entities…

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