Finding. — Washington Code § 90.90.005

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§ 90.90.005. Finding.

(1) The legislature finds that a key priority of water resource management in the Columbia river basin is the development of new water supplies that includes storage and conservation in order to meet the economic and community development needs of people and the instream flow needs of fish.
(2) The legislature therefore declares that a Columbia river basin water supply development program is needed, and directs the department of ecology to aggressively pursue the development of water supplies to benefit both instream and out-of-stream uses.
[ 2006 c 6 s 1.]

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  • Citation: Revised Code of Washington § 90.90.005
  • Jurisdiction: Washington
  • Code: Revised Code of Washington
  • Subject: Finding.
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