Washington § 77.60.060 - Restricted shellfish areas — Infestations — Permit.

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§ 77.60.060. Restricted shellfish areas — Infestations — Permit.

The director may designate as "restricted shellfish areas" those areas in which infection or infestation of shellfish is present. A permit issued by the director is required to transplant or transport into or out of a restricted area shellfish or equipment used in culturing, taking, handling, or processing shellfish.
[ 1998 c 190 s 90; 1983 1st ex.s. c 46 s 83; 1955 c 12 s 75.24.080. Prior: 1949 c 112 s 59; Rem. Supp. 1949 s 5780-406. Formerly RCW 75.24.080.]

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