Washington § 90.48.386 - Department of natural resources leases.

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§ 90.48.386. Department of natural resources leases.

After May 15, 1991, the department of natural resources shall include in its leases for onshore and offshore facilities the following provisions:
(1) Require those wishing to lease, sublease, or re-lease state-owned aquatic lands to comply with the provisions of this chapter;
(2) Require lessees and sublessees to operate according to the plan of operations and to keep the plan current in compliance with this chapter; and
(3) Include in its leases provisions that a violation by the lessee or sublessee of the provisions of this chapter may be grounds for termination of the lease.
[ 1991 c 200 s 1101.]

Notes

Effective dates—1991 c 200: See RCW 90.56.901.

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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