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Activities that Require a Boatyard Permit

A boatyard is a commercial business engaged in the construction, repair and maintenance of small vessels, 85% of which are 65 feet or less in length, or revenues from which constitute more than 85% of gross receipts.  Services typically provided include, but are not limited to: pressure washing hulls, painting and coating, engine and propulsion system repair and replacement, hull repair, joinery, bilge cleaning, fuel and lubrication system repair and replacement, welding and grinding of hull, buffing and waxing, marine sanitation device (MSD) repair and replacement, and other activities necessary to maintain a vessel.  This includes mobile facilities.

Boatyard Monitoring Results

Guidance

State Requirements for Submission of Engineering Reports and Plans for Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Boatyard Inspection Checklist

Boatyard Stormwater Treatment Technology Study - This publication is available online only.

Frequently Asked Questions

How To Do Stormwater Sampling

Level 1 Response Guidance

Sample - Level 1 Report

Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Template (This template has hidden text. Toggle your paragraph marks on to view directions) (This template is intended to assist boatyards in developing their SWPPP)

Vacuum Grinders

Miscellaneous Information

Settlement Agreement between Northwest Marine Trade Association, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, and Ecology (7/5/07)

Boatyard Stormwater Treatment Technology Study - This publication is available online only.

2/15/07 Workshop Presentations