Environment Water

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Environment Water

NRDP credits Silver Lake release for increased flows, reports $5.575M Butte Area 1 balance

NRDP officials told Butte‑Silver Bow commissioners that the Silver Lake release increased flows from Warm Springs Creek to Deer Lodge and said the Butte Area 1 restoration fund closed FY2026 with $5,575,000; DEQ will present more detailed Blacktail Creek remediation designs in spring.

Butte City Oct 15, 2026

Land Use

McCullough two‑lot subdivision on Canaan Planning Board agenda, Oct. 22, 2026

The Canaan Planning Board was scheduled to meet Oct. 22, 2026, at 6 p.m. to continue deliberations on the McCullough two‑lot subdivision on Route 118 and to consider excavation regulations, watershed protections for Canaan Street Lake, and future hearings on a steep‑slope ordinance.

CanaanOct 22, 2026

Environment Water

New resident asks about well contamination, Energy Transfer remediation

John Virili, a recent Upper Makefield resident, asked supervisors whether private wells may be forced to connect to public water after a fuel leak found Jan. 31, 2025; the board said no mandatory change is planned now and that Energy Transfer is proceeding under an Act 2 remediation process.

Upper MakefieldOct 21, 2026

Environment Water

Lake Stevens council adopts critical‑areas update, sets effective date Jan. 1, 2027

The Lake Stevens City Council on Oct. 13 adopted Ordinance 12‑23, updating critical aquifer recharge protections and increasing many stream buffers; the council voted 6–1 to set the ordinance to take effect Jan. 1, 2027 to allow projects time to vest.

Lake StevensOct 14, 2026