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*Application period now open for funding opportunity to explore stormwater BMP effectiveness for reducing priority toxic loads in hotspots and transportation areas.
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The Stormwater SIL is pleased to announce the opening of the grant application period for proposals to test innovative best management practice (BMP) installations in toxic hotspots and transportation areas to reduce or eliminate priority toxics including 6PPD, 6PPD-Q, and PCBs.
Given the need for stormwater retrofits in Puget Sound, we are specifically looking for proposals to test BMP effectiveness to remove or reduce priority toxics, that are cost effective, easily deployable, and have reasonable operations and maintenance costs. A BMP that reduces multiple toxics would be a plus.
The grant solicitation with eligibility and proposal requirements, along with the application materials, can be found on the Stormwater SIL Funding Opportunities webpage [ [link removed] ]. *Applications will be accepted between March 20 and May 22.*
For questions about this funding opportunity please contact the solicitation coordinator, Dustin Bilhimer (
[email protected]). A virtual pre-application webinar will be held on March 27 from 2-3pm, and there will be virtual technical assistance webinars in April and May. Details and registration information for these virtual meetings will be posted on the Stormwater SIL Funding webpage.
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