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Unnaturally high levels of phosphorus in Lake

Whatcom are a signiicant factor leading to algae

growth and low oxygen levels. Increased algae

may lead to substantially increased drinking water

treatment costs and impair aquatic habitat and

recreational uses, as well as result in violations of

state and federal water quality regulations.

What’s the problem with

phosphorus in Lake Whatcom?

Britton R d.

Hillsdale Rd.

Academy Rd.

Barkley Blvd.

McLeod Rd.

Greenville Dr.

Lakeway Dr.

Cable St.

Northshore Dr

.

Electric

Av .

Scenic Av. McGrath Rd.

city limits

Toad Lake Rd.

Sylvan St.

Lake

Whatcom

Watershed

Haggin Rd.

Northshore Dr.

Alabama St. Do you live in the Lake

Whatcom Watershed?

Lake Whatcom Watershed

Properties within Bellingham city

limits that drain to Lake Whatcom

Bellingham city limits

This area is within the Lake

Whatcom Watershed but its runof

is piped into Whatcom Creek. Lake

Whatcom Watershed restrictions

do not apply here.

The Lake Whatcom Watershed

also includes Sudden Valley and

much of the Y Road area.

Lake Whatcom Residents:

Only use fertilizers, mulches

and soil amendments that are

labeled as 0% phosphorus.

Nitrogen

Phosphorus

Potassium

Fertilizer packages will show nutrient ratios listed in

this order: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. Look for

the middle number. Only use those that are labeled

as 0% phosphorus. Check the label on bags or ask if

bulk materials have been tested.

Look for

the Zero!

It’s the Law: Lake Whatcom Ordinances

Please note the diferences between the two ordinances.

To read the full ordinances, visit www.lakewhatcom.whatcomcounty.org/regulations.shtml

City of Bellingham Residents

(BMC 15.42.050 D)

Applies to Fertilizers, Mulches, and

Soil Amendments on Any Property

• Don’t apply any fertilizers, mulches, or soil amendments in the Lake

Whatcom Watershed that are labeled as containing phosphorus.

• Don’t apply when the ground is frozen.

• Don’t apply on impervious surfaces. Clean spills immediately.

Whatcom County Residents

(WCC 16.32)

Applies to Fertilizers on Residential Lawns and

Public Properties

• Don’t apply any fertilizers to lawns or public properties in the Lake Whatcom Watershed that are labeled as containing phosphorus, except on newly established lawns in the irst growing season.

• Don’t apply when the ground is frozen.

• Don’t apply on impervious surfaces. Clean spills immediately.

For reills, call 360-778-7700

City of Bellingham Public Works

360-778-7700

Whatcom County Public Works

360-715-7450

Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District

360-734-9224

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Britton R d.

Hillsdale Rd.

Academy Rd.

Barkley Blvd.

McLeod Rd.

Greenville Dr.

Lakeway Dr.

Cable St.

Northshore Dr

.

Electric

Av .

Scenic Av.

city limits

Toad Lake Rd.

Sylvan St.

Lake

Whatcom

Watershed

Haggin Rd.

Northshore Dr.

Alabama St.

Unnaturally high levels of phosphorus in Lake

Whatcom are a signiicant factor leading to algae

growth and low oxygen levels. Increased algae

may lead to substantially increased drinking water

treatment costs and impair aquatic habitat and

recreational uses, as well as result in violations of

state and federal water quality regulations.

What’s the problem with

phosphorus in Lake Whatcom?

It’s the Law: Lake Whatcom Ordinances

Please note the diferences between the two ordinances.

To read the full ordinances, visit www.lakewhatcom.whatcomcounty.org/regulations.shtml

City of Bellingham Residents

(BMC 15.42.050 D)

Applies to Fertilizers, Mulches, and

Soil Amendments on Any Property

• Don’t apply any fertilizers, mulches, or soil amendments in the Lake

Whatcom Watershed that are labeled as containing phosphorus.

• Don’t apply when the ground is frozen.

• Don’t apply on impervious surfaces. Clean spills immediately.

Whatcom County Residents

(WCC 16.32)

Applies to Fertilizers on Residential Lawns and

Public Properties

• Don’t apply any fertilizers to lawns or public properties in the Lake Whatcom Watershed that are labeled as containing phosphorus, except on newly established lawns in the irst growing season.

• Don’t apply when the ground is frozen.

• Don’t apply on impervious surfaces. Clean spills immediately.

Lake Whatcom Residents:

Only use fertilizers, mulches

and soil amendments that are

labeled as 0% phosphorus.

Nitrogen

Phosphorus

Potassium

Fertilizer packages will show nutrient ratios listed in

this order: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. Look for

the middle number. Only use those that are labeled

as 0% phosphorus. Check the label on bags or ask if

bulk materials have been tested.

Look for

the Zero!

Do you live in the Lake

Whatcom Watershed?

Lake Whatcom Watershed

Properties within Bellingham city

limits that drain to Lake Whatcom

Bellingham city limits

This area is within the Lake

Whatcom Watershed but its runof

is piped into Whatcom Creek. Lake

Whatcom Watershed restrictions

do not apply here.

The Lake Whatcom Watershed

also includes Sudden Valley and

much of the Y Road area.

McGrath Rd.

For reills, call 360-778-7700

City of Bellingham Public Works

360-778-7700

Whatcom County Public Works

360-715-7450

Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District

360-734-9224

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