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The Clean Texas Marina Program recognizes operators of public and private marinas who voluntarily meet high standards that help keep Texas waterways clean. To be certified as a Clean Texas Marina, the operator must:
Operators can use these forms and documents, which are all in PDF format to make their facilities qualify as a Clean Texas Marina. Pledge - a form for marina operators to sign that indicates their intent to become a Clean Marina. Checklist - a checklist and form that marina operators use to conduct self-assessments of their facilities, which Texas Sea Grant uses to designate or certify marinas accepted into the program. Clean Texas Marina Guidebook - an overview of actions and best management practices that, if operators implement them, can improve the chances of being designated as a Clean Texas Marina. They include simple, innovative solutions to keep Texas waterways clean. Clean Texas Marina Program Testimonials - see the results of the Clean Texas Marina Program from those who have implemented it. Environmental Improvement Goal Workbook - a workbook to help marina operators set measurable environmental goals and determine how to measure their progress. Storm
Water Discharges from Industrial Facilities The storm water permit itself can be found at:
Clean Texas Boater Program - As part of the Clean Texas Marina Program, this program recognizes individual boaters, working with certified Clean Marinas, who pledge to help keep Texas waterways clean. Boaters receive a Clean Texas Boater sticker to display on their vessels. Clean Boating Tips - a brochure marinas can distribute to boaters to help prevent pollution. Boaters need it to participate in the Clean Texas Boater Program. Clean Water Boat Sticker Application - Boats that meet specific criteria and are used on certain lakes in Texas are required to display the Clean Water Sticker. Pump-out Guide for Boats - a brochure with tips on using pump-outs and how to maintain marine sanitation devices on boats. It includes a full list of pump-out stations operated by Texas marinas inland and along the coast. |