Welcome to Integrated Project Review, Management and Technology ( iPRMT)

The iPRMT JARPA provides participating agencies with a virtual pre-application review and the ability to submit their JARPA electronically.

Using iPRMT, applicants have an opportunity to discuss their project with the permitting agencies before submitting their JARPA. This preliminary step is called an Early Project Review (EPR) and it is optional for the applicant. If an applicant chooses to have an EPR, the information they provide can be copied into an online JARPA form using the tools in iPRMT so information doesn't need to be re-entered. Read more ...

The Gateway Pacific Terminal project (GPT) is proposed as a multi-user import/export marine terminal for bulk, break-bulk and other marine cargoes. GPT will include new rail loop tracks, covered and open terminal storage areas, and a pier and trestle connection to terminal storage area. Onshore terminal facilities will be located south of Henry Johnson Road. Marine facilities will be located in waters of the Straits of Georgia between BP Refinery to the north and INTALCO to the south. GPT is located within the Cherry Point State Aquatic Reserve south of Birch Bay.

West Richland Downtown Redevelopment Phase I is the number one recommendation of the city’s economic development Strategic Plan, which was funded by the Department of Commerce with matching funding from the Port of Kennewick and Benton Rural Electric Association. City of West Richland strategic economic development goals and objectives include redevelopment, beautification and revitalization of the Van Giesen corridor through West Richland’s downtown area. Key initial implementing projects include: Belmont; and Yakima Gateway.

The Town of Yacolt is in planning phase of moving from septic to sanitary sewer service. Yacolt is a community of 1,470 located in North-Central Clark County WA and is currently served by septic systems. Town's Urban Growth Area makes up about one third of the city. While Yacolt is currently served by septic systems there is concern groundwater recharge by these systems may result in negative impact to groundwater and area wells. Yacolt has required modification of installations of septic systems for all new or repaired septic systems.

In response to need for coordinated study, analysis and implementation of flood control projects in Chehalis River Basin, legislative representatives from Lewis, Thurston and Grays Harbor Counties; the cities of Chehalis, Centralia, Montesano and Aberdeen; a representative of the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation; and the Mayor of the Towns of Pe Ell and Bucoda entered into an interlocal agreement pursuant to RCW 39.34.030 and formed the Chehalis River Basin Flood Authority (CRBFA). Purpose of CRBFA is to develop and participate in development of flood hazard mitigation measures throughout the basin.

This iPRMT functionality area was developed to display the locations of planned and permitted activities covered under Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) General Hydraulic Project Approval (GHPA) permits. This iPRMT functionality was developed to notify WDFW of planned and undertaken activities conforming to a five-year WDFW GHPA. This iPRMT functionality specifically tracks and provides reporting on public works and road maintenance activities covered by GHPAs.