Washington § 79.140.020 - List of valuable materials.

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§ 79.140.020. List of valuable materials.

The department shall print a list of valuable materials contained within or upon state-owned aquatic lands, giving appraised value, character of the land, and such other information as may be of interest to prospective buyers. The lists must be issued at least four weeks prior to the date of any sale. The department shall retain for free distribution in its office in Olympia and the regional offices sufficient copies of the lists, to be kept in a conspicuous place or receptacle on the counter of the general and regional office of the department, and, when requested, shall mail copies of the list as issued to any applicant.
[ 2005 c 155 s 802. FORMERLY PART OF RCW 79.90.180.]

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