Stormwater disposal

Stormwater only at the Renton Decant Facility

Prohibited waste includes, but is not limited to:

• Suspected or obvious contaminated waste
• Waste liquids from solid waste transfer stations
• Waste materials from sites associated with the production or handling of solvents, fuels, PCBs, pesticides, or radioactive materials
• Car wash processed water waste
• Waste liquids or solids from non-King County decant stations
• Waste from cleaning water treatment systems (filters, filter media, etc.)
• Concrete slurry waste
• Waste materials from stormwater drainage systems with known or historic contamination
• Sewage or industrial lift station waste
• Grease trap waste
• Waste materials from sanitary sewer systems or septic systems

Authorization and training

Authorization

Authorization to use the Renton Decant Station will be given to any governmental agency or private company that completes the King County application process and satisfies all training, billing and insurance requirements and maintains a State of Washington Reseller Permit.

Request an application by calling 206-477-2382.

Training

Training is required for authorized users of the decant station. Each vehicle entering the decant station must have a trained person accompanying the vehicle.

Training occurs at the King County Road Services Division headquarters in Renton and can be scheduled by calling 206-477-2382. Training takes approximately two hours to complete and includes classroom and field sessions. There is no cost for the training.

Training process and requirements (43KB)

Billing and insurance requirements

Billing

Decant station users must provide a $1,500 cash deposit, which will be used to ensure payment of monthly billings, and may be collected when the amount payable to King County reaches the level of the deposit. If the cash deposit is used to pay delinquent billings, authorization to use the stations will be canceled and use privileges will not be granted unless the deposit level is restored. The deposit will be returned to the applicant when the agreement is canceled and all outstanding claims are satisfied. A waiver to the cash deposit may be granted to public agencies.

Insurance

Each authorized user shall be required to obtain liability insurance in such amount and in such form as shall be determined by King County. Proof of insurance requires that user submit a Certificate of Liability Insurance and required endorsements. Insurance certificate renewals shall be provided to King County for record-keeping and documentation of continued coverage.

Resellers Permit

Private companies will be required to obtain and maintain a current Resellers Permit from the State of Washington.