The county is taking public feedback on the proposal through May 29.
Whatcom County earns top ozone marks but sees lower score for particle pollution during smoky days.
Thinning the trees on the former logging site would allow for more ecological biodiversity to thrive.
Golden mussels will also be a species that inspection stations will look for when checking boats before entering local water bodies.
Forecasters are expecting 10 to 20 inches of mountain snow with wind gusts up to 40 mph.
State officials have already begun the work to protect the state’s lands against blazes, including hiring seasonal fire fighters and clearing brush.
By taking proactive steps in April, Whatcom County homeowners can reduce the risk of infestations, protect their property and enjoy a more pest-free spring and summer.
Under the proposed settlement, City Light would pledge nearly $980 million to build fish passage over the dams it operates.
Members of the public have until April 21 to voice their thoughts on the project.
Current forecasts show the Nooksack River could reach minor flood stage in Ferndale on Thursday afternoon.