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\nthe introduction of alternative waste-
\nwater treatment at the municipal facili-
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\nin Butte,
\nDeer Lodge, and
\nMissoula:
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\nthe development ofa coordinated ap-
\nproach for wastewater management in
\nthe Pend Oreille watershed;
\nU the design and implementation of
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\nnonpoint pollution control strategy be-
\nginning with the Pen{OreilLe River
\nand Lake and the Bitterroot river
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\nth6 establishment of a coordinated
\nwater monitoring network; and
\nI
\nthe promotion of citizen education
\nprograms to educate them about their
\nrole in protecting the
\nwatershed.
\nlntegrated
\nplanning
\nDuring the first
\n18
\nmonths of its existence,
\nthe Council has worked
\nto make the most effi-
\ncient use of its members
\nand resources to col-
\nlaborate with other orga-
\nnizations, primarily at
\nthe grassroots level, in
\nan integrated process.
\nIt
\nbegan to address the
\nmost pressing needs
\nfirst as initially defined.
\nI
\nlVutrienf f
\nThe first meetinsbf this
\ncommittee was held
\nearly 1994 to review
\ncurrent data and reports
\nand to develop consensus among
\ndischargers and agencies on nutrient
\ntarget levels. The committee held a
\nbriefing workshop to better understand
\ntarget levels and how they might be in-
\ncorporated into a lake nutrient alloca-
\ntion strategy for the rivers and the Lake.
\nStrategies are currently- being devel-
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\nagreed
\nto obtain a declaratory ruling on water
\nrights issues as they relate to the pro-
\nposed application of wastewater on
\nland. For Milsqula the committee re-
\nsearched
\nand compiled alternative
\nwastewater treatrnent options and is
\nparticipating in a facilities planning
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\nreview and educate the public about the
\nthree-state water quality management plan
\ndeveloped
\nfor
\nthe Clark Fork-Pend
\nOreille watershed which encompasses
\nheadquarters in Sandpoint, Idaho. Itmeets
\nbiannually at different locations through-
\nout the three states.
\nThe Council consists of 28 individuals
\nwho represent major stakeholder groups
\nsuch as industry municipalities, counties,
\nbusinesses, utilities, Native American
\ntribes, timber, agriculture, and environ-
\nmental groups. The members, all volun-
\nteers, take an active role in building sup-
\npoft for implementation activities through
\nboth the forrnal work of the Council as
\nwell as its subcommittees which work 1o-
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\nHelpance to those
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\n.$’Environmental
\nProtection Agency
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\nagementplan. Information andupdates on
\n‘””tr
\nto conduct a three-year study of
\npollution
\ncommittee activities are compiled and cir-
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\nin the basin. The result of this study
\nwas
\nculated by the Project Coordinator. After
\nthe development of the tri-state manage- five years the Council
\nwill review
\nand
\nment plan. Seventy different
\ncontrol
\nevaluate the progress made on the plan.
\nmeasures were identifi ed and categorized,
\n{ *
\nPollution control and prevention
\nresulting in a condensed list of the top.
\n.fvr Initially, the Council listed the follow-
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\nas its most immediate goals:
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\ndevetoping
\npartnerships
\nwith local
\norganizations
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\nby complementing
\nthe work
\nof public
\nagencies.
\nThe Council is
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\na key coordi_
\nnatrng and educational
\nrole in this water_
\nshed and has been effective
\nin gaining
\nwidespread
\nsupport for its protection.
\n_CONCERN,Inc.
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\nThe Council continues
\nto work toward
\nseveral goals,
\nincluding
\norganizational
\nstability, pollution
\ncontrol,
\nand public
\neducation.
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\ntargets.
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\nof
\ntheir local watershed.
\n_CONCERN.Inc.
\nHow
\nTo Get
\nin Touch
\nwith
\nTri-State
\nCouncil
\nContact:
\nRuth Watkins
\nProject Coordinator
\nf1r;lqate
\nImplementation
\nCouncil
\n206 No.4thAvenue,
\nSuite l52
\nSandpoinr,
\nID 83964
\nTel.: (208)
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\nScope: Regional
\nlnception
\nDate; 1993
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\nmunicipalities,
\ncounties.
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\nrpatlon,
\ncoordination
\nLessons learned:
\nImportance
\nof broad
\nrepresentation
\nof dtakeholders
\nin
\nglgnning
\nand
\np;ri;t;;;
\ntslle.cttveness
\nof collaboration
\nw
\nllcll,and
\nstate agfncies.
\nNecessity
\nongoing public
\neluCation.
\n.5Eu-_trylrn-levefoplng
\na ffi_state
\nitoring plan,
\nthe subcommittee
\nen_
\nThe,P\/addle
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\npend
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