Washington § 81.104.070 - Responsibility for system implementation.

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§ 81.104.070. Responsibility for system implementation.

(1) The state shall not become an operating agent for regional high capacity transportation systems.
(2) Agencies providing high capacity transportation service are responsible for planning, construction, operations, and funding including station area design and development, and parking facilities. Agencies may implement necessary contracts, joint development agreements, and interlocal government agreements. Agencies providing service shall consult with affected local jurisdictions and cooperate with comprehensive planning processes.
[ 1990 c 43 s 28.]

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