Washington § 79.160.080 - Department authorized to acquire certain structures or facilities to be refurbished or repurposed.

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§ 79.160.080. Department authorized to acquire certain structures or facilities to be refurbished or repurposed.

The department may also acquire aquatic structures and facilities that do not meet the definition of derelict aquatic structures, but which could provide habitat benefits or amenities for the local community if either refurbished or repurposed, or both. The department may partner with a local government, government agency, tribal nation or corporation, or nonprofit group to refurbish or repurpose an aquatic structure or facility.
[ 2023 c 227 s 9.]

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