Washington § 90.54.100 - Department to evaluate needs for projects and alternative methods of financing.

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§ 90.54.100. Department to evaluate needs for projects and alternative methods of financing.

The department of ecology shall as a matter of high priority evaluate the needs for water resource development projects and the alternative methods of financing of the same by public and private agencies, including financing by federal, state and local governments and combinations thereof. Such evaluations shall be broadly based and be included as a part of the comprehensive state water resources program relating to uses and management as defined in RCW 90.54.030.
[ 1997 c 32 s 5; 1971 ex.s. c 225 s 11.]

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