LAMP is a management program where local agencies establish minimum standards that are different from those specified in AB 885 OWTS Policy, including the areas that cannot meet those minimum standards, but that still achieve the policy’s purpose of protecting water quality and public health. These standards may authorize different soil characteristics, usage of seepage pits, and different densities for new development. The Division of Environmental Health Services has developed a LAMP for review and approval by the County Board of Supervisor that addresses local conditions while still protecting water quality and public health. The LAMP shall then be submitted to the RWQCB for review and approval.