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SEPTIC TANK ELIMINATION IN VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
The City of Vancouver desires to protect its water resources from contamination from septic systems. The formation of Local Improvement Districts1 (LIDs) to construct sanitary sewers was not very successful. The city developed the Sewer Connection Incentive Program to extend
sewers while addressing the concerns the citizens had with Local Improvement Districts. The Sewer Connection Incentive Program has been well received.
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Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 January 2004
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