Washington § 70A.10.110 - Notice of intention — Contents.

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§ 70A.10.110. Notice of intention — Contents.

The notice of intention shall set forth at least all the following:
(1) The name and address of the licensee;
(2) The nature and object of the intended operation and the person or organization on whose behalf it is to be conducted;
(3) The area in which and the approximate time during which the operation will be conducted;
(4) The area which is intended to be affected by the operation;
(5) The materials and methods to be used in conducting the operation.
[ 1965 c 8 s 43.37.130. Prior: 1957 c 245 s 13. Formerly RCW 43.37.130.]

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