Washington § 76.09.480 - Identification of projects that mitigate infrastructure and noninfrastructure development.

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§ 76.09.480. Identification of projects that mitigate infrastructure and noninfrastructure development.

The department and, when appropriate, the small forestland owner office established in RCW 76.13.110 must assist in identifying potential projects that can be used for the mitigation of infrastructure and noninfrastructure development, as those terms are defined in RCW 90.74.010, as provided in RCW 90.74.040.
[ 2012 c 62 s 8.]

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