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Washington Revised Code Title 79. Public Lands

Current as of January 01, 2018 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

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  • Chapter 79.02. Public Lands Management--General
  • Chapter 79.10. Land Management Authorities and Policies
  • Chapter 79.11. State Land Sales
  • Chapter 79.13. Land Leases
  • Chapter 79.14. Mineral, Coal, Oil, and Gas Leases
  • Chapter 79.15. Sale of Valuable Materials
  • Chapter 79.17. Land Transfers
  • Chapter 79.19. Land Bank
  • Chapter 79.22. Acquisition, Management, and Disposition of State Forestlands
  • Chapter 79.24. Capitol Building Lands
  • Chapter 79.36. Easements Over Public Lands
  • Chapter 79.38. Access Roads
  • Chapter 79.64. Funds for Managing and Administering Lands
  • Chapter 79.73. Milwaukee Road Corridor
  • Chapter 79.44. Assessments and Charges Against Lands of the State
  • Chapter 79.70. Natural Area Preserves
  • Chapter 79.71. Washington Natural Resources Conservation Areas
  • Chapter 79.100. Derelict Vessels
  • Chapter 79.105. Aquatic Lands--General
  • Chapter 79.110. Aquatic Lands--Easements and Rights-Of-Way
  • Chapter 79.115. Aquatic Lands--Harbor Areas
  • Chapter 79.120. Aquatic Lands--Waterways and Streets
  • Chapter 79.125. Aquatic Lands--Tidelands and Shorelands
  • Chapter 79.130. Aquatic Lands--Beds of Navigable Waters
  • Chapter 79.135. Aquatic Lands--Oysters, Geoducks, Shellfish, Other Aquacultural Uses, and Marine Aquatic Plants
  • Chapter 79.140. Aquatic Lands--Valuable Materials
  • Chapter 79.145. Marine Plastic Debris
  • Chapter 79.150. Forest Biomass Materials Located on State Lands
  • Chapter 79.155. Community Forest Trusts

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