Washington § 90.58.300 - Department as regulating state agency — Special authority.

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§ 90.58.300. Department as regulating state agency — Special authority.

The department of ecology is designated the state agency responsible for the program of regulation of the shorelines of the state, including coastal shorelines and the shorelines of the inner tidal waters of the state, and is authorized to cooperate with the federal government and sister states and to receive benefits of any statutes of the United States whenever enacted which relate to the programs of this chapter.
[ 1971 ex.s. c 286 s 30.]

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