Washington § 79.10.330 - Arrearages — End of decade.

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§ 79.10.330. Arrearages — End of decade.

If an arrearage exists at the end of any planning decade, the department shall conduct an analysis of alternatives to determine the course of action regarding the arrearage which provides the greatest return to the trusts based upon economic conditions then existing and forecast, as well as impacts on the environment of harvesting the additional timber. The department shall offer for sale the arrearage in addition to the sustainable harvest level adopted by the board of natural resources for the next planning decade if the analysis determined doing so will provide the greatest return to the trusts.
[ 1987 c 159 s 4. Formerly RCW 79.68.045.]

Notes

Legislative findings—1987 c 159: See note following RCW 79.10.300.

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