Washington § 79.155.060 - Prioritized list identifying nominated parcels of state land or state forestland.

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§ 79.155.060. Prioritized list identifying nominated parcels of state land or state forestland.

(1) The department shall, if it establishes a community forest trust program, submit biennially to the office of financial management and the appropriate committees of the legislature a prioritized list that identifies nominated parcels of state land or state forestland that are suitable for transfer into the community forest trust, where such a transfer is also in the best interest of the respective trust. The department shall solicit and consider input from the board on a draft list before submitting a final prioritized list.
(2) The list of nominated parcels must reflect consideration of local nominations and the priorities outlined in RCW 79.155.050 and be delivered to the required recipients by November 1st of each even-numbered year.
[ 2011 c 216 s 6.]

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