Washington § 79.71.070 - Management plans for designated areas.

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§ 79.71.070. Management plans for designated areas.

The department shall develop a management plan for each designated area. The plan shall identify the significant resources to be conserved consistent with the purposes of this chapter and identify the areas with potential for low-impact public and environmental educational uses. The plan shall specify what types of management activities and public uses that are permitted, consistent with the conservation purposes of this chapter. The department shall make such plans available for review and comment by the public and other state, tribal, and local agencies, prior to final approval by the commissioner.
[ 1991 c 352 s 6; 1987 c 472 s 7.]

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