Washington § 36.170.040 - Project types allowed.

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§ 36.170.040. Project types allowed.

The following project types are allowed under the county local road program created in this chapter:
(1) 2-R as defined in the LAG manual;
(2) 3-R as defined in the LAG manual;
(3) Reconstruction as defined in the LAG manual;
(4) Replacement of any bridge on the national bridge inventory;
(5) Removal of human-made or caused impediments to anadromous fish passage; and
(6) Pedestrian facilities.
[ 2025 c 417 s 704.]

Notes

Effective date—2025 c 417 ss 101-103, 406, 701-709, 808-814, 1102, 1103, and 1305: See note following RCW 82.38.030.
Findings—Intent—2025 c 417: See note following RCW 82.38.030.

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