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TABLE B. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, COUNTY WIDE STRATEGIES: SOLID and HAZARDOUS WASTE

Strategies	Implementing entities	Type of strategy	Status	Schedule		One time costs	Yearly costs
				Start year	On- going

Solid and Hazardous Waste
SH1: Inventory and assess all unregulated landfills	HCS	Survey	New program	2		3,000
SH2: Continue and pursue additional subsidies for disposing of household hazardous waste	Public Works	Funding	Existing program: support for successful program	1	Yes	--	--
SH3: Continue and increase dissemination of information regarding household hazardous waste and ways to reduce it.	Public Works	Education	Existing program: support for successful program	1	Yes	--	--
SH4: Continue to support and increase county's efforts to recycle	Public Works	Education	Existing program: support for successful program	1	Yes	--	--
SH5: Develop and enforce regulations on illegal dumping	HCS	Regulation	Existing program: new criteria	2	Yes	2,000	500
SH6: Develop education program and waste management plan process for contractors	Permit Center, Town of Friday Harbor	Education, Regulation	New program	2	Yes	2,000	2,000

• Costs estimates are for county implementing agencies for additional or enhanced programs. This table does include costs to state and federal agencies or costs to property owners to implement best management practices.
• (WQS) indicates job description for a Water Quality Specialist. (RT) indicates job description for a Resource Technician.
• Numbers in parentheses () have already been funded.

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