Washington § 89.08.450 - Watershed restoration projects — Intent.

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§ 89.08.450. Watershed restoration projects — Intent.

The legislature declares that it is the goal of the state of Washington to preserve and restore the natural resources of the state and, in particular, fish and wildlife and their habitat. It is further the policy of the state insofar as possible to utilize the volunteer organizations who have demonstrated their commitment to these goals.
To this end, it is the intent of the legislature to minimize the expense and delays caused by unnecessary bureaucratic process in securing permits for projects that preserve or restore native fish and wildlife habitat.
[ 1995 c 378 s 1.]

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