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 CCSD #1 Proposed Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Standards : Clackamas County Service District No. 1 (CCSD #1) administers Sanitary Sewer and Surface Water Management Programs for North Clackamas County protecting our local rivers and streams and public health.

CCSD #1 “Rules and Regulations” were updated in 2013 to combine both sanitary sewer and stormwater management regulations into one document.  In addition to the updated “CCSD #1 Rules and Regulations”, all of the development related codes have been compiled into a single Sanitary and Stormwater Standards document.

The intent of these updates is to collaborate the current development code into policy manuals (Sanitary and Stormwater Standards) which inherently provides more flexibility for the development community and staff then regulations embedded within several different documents.  The proposed Standards incorporate the relevant portions of current Rules and Regulations, the Design Guide and Specifications and Administrative Procedures related to development code into a single Sanitary and Stormwater Standard document.

CCSD #1 would appreciate feedback on the proposed Standards.  The District will accept public comment on the Standards until Friday, May 31, 2013.  Please email your comments to Don Kemp at DonK@co.clackamas.or.us  , or call 503-742-4577.

For more information see the CCSD #1 Proposed Sanitary Sewer and Stormwater Standards web page by clicking here.

Keep wipes out of the pipes and freeze the grease
Did you know that flushing items such as cleaning and baby wipes can cause damage to CCSD #1’s sewer system? Many things routinely flushed down the toilet or washed down the drain, including those sold as “flushable,” can cause expensive maintenance problems and sewer back-ups in your home, the public sewer system and in the environment. Click here to learn more and to order a FREE grease scaper kit

Celebrating Water, an annual event held at Clackamas Community College in honor of Earth Day for 4th/5th graders from schools throughout Clackamas County, is a fun and engaging learning experience for all! This watershed health education event features multiple stage shows and interactive booth displays created by North Clackamas High School science students and the many water-focused organizations that comprise the Clackamas Water Education Team. Click here for more information

WES Watershed Health Education Program wins 2012 National Association of Counties Achievement Award, honored by board  The Board of County Commissioners acknowledges the stewardship efforts of North Clackamas School District (NCSD) science teachers and their students who participated in Clackamas County Water Environment Services’ (WES) Watershed Health Education Program in 2012. Click here to watch the video

Teachers interested in learning more about the Watershed Health Education Program, or to participate, please email Amy Kyle akyle@co.clackamas.or.us or call 503-742-4561.
 

Salmon Toss video explains why salmon matter to our forests Clackamas High School’s recent Salmon Toss experience helps students understand the importance of salmon. Click here to watch the video

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2012-2013 Budget Report Click here to view the current budget report

Hoodland Outfall Project
CCSD #1 has recently completed the in-water work on the Sandy River outfall damaged by the January 2011 flood. Streambank restoration efforts and neighborhood enhancements are complete and research efforts looking at long-term options have begun. Click Here

North Clackamas Revitalization Area (NCRA) – Third and final phase of construction is now complete and service is available. Click Here

North Clackamas Park Enhancement Underway – Click Here

Tri-City Water Pollution Control Plant expansion wins local and national awards
The Tri-City Water Pollution Control Plant expansion received local and national attention making it one of the County’s most successful and highly regarded Capital Improvement Projects. Click here for more information.

Join the RiverHealth customer virtual panel and help guide District decisions. Click here to sign up!