Washington § 85.08.650 - Waters developed — Application for use.

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§ 85.08.650. Waters developed — Application for use.

Any person or corporation desiring to acquire and use the waters developed by any drainage system, may make application therefor in writing to the board of supervisors of the district, accompanying such application with a bond to be approved by the board, conditioned that the applicant will pay the costs of the investigation and hearing in case no disposal of said waters be made thereat. Successive applications and proceedings may be made and had as long as there is any water remaining undisposed of in said drainage system.
[ 1917 c 130 s 9; RRS s 4457.]

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