• 1991-12-18

    Des Moines Creek Parametrix 1992 Water Quality Study Monitoring Stations Map

    A map dated December 18, 1991 showing water quality monitoring stations (labeled DC-1 through DC-8 and TRIB-1 through TRIB-3) along Des Moines Creek and its tributaries in the Des Moines, Washington area near Sea-Tac Airport. The map identifies local landmarks including Bow Lake, Angle Lake, Puget Sound, Des Moines Marina, and major roads including Pacific Highway S, SR 99, and Military Road.
  • 1989-01-01

    Puget Sound water quality: An annotated bibliography of agency materials

    This 1989 annotated bibliography from the Puget Sound Water Quality Authority catalogs agency publications related to Puget Sound water quality, covering topics such as nonpoint source pollution, shellfish safety, oil spills, and stormwater management. It lists reports, newsletters, and pamphlets from federal, state, and local agencies—including the EPA, Washington Department of Ecology, and various county departments—along with contact information for obtaining each document. The bibliography serves as a resource guide for researchers, planners, and community members concerned with environmental water quality issues in the Puget Sound region.
  • 1957-07-17

    Water pollution historical documents (1948-1957)

    This collection of historical documents from 1948 to 1957 chronicles ongoing water pollution problems caused by Sea-Tac Airport's drainage of aircraft wash water, oils, and chemicals into nearby Miller Creek and Des Moines Creek. The records show repeated fish kills, contamination of private property, and years of failed or inadequate treatment solutions, prompting complaints from residents, state legislators, and wildlife agencies. Despite numerous proposals and temporary fixes, the Washington State Pollution Control Commission continued to pressure the Port of Seattle to develop a permanent waste disposal system throughout the period.