Washington Revised Code Title 90. Water Rights--Environment
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- Chapter 90.03. Water Code
- Chapter 90.08. Stream Patrollers
- Chapter 90.14. Water Rights--Registration--Waiver and Relinquishment, Etc.
- Chapter 90.16. Appropriation of Water for Public and Industrial Purposes
- Chapter 90.22. Minimum Water Flows and Levels
- Chapter 90.24. Regulation of Outflow of Lakes
- Chapter 90.28. Miscellaneous Rights and Duties
- Chapter 90.36. Artesian Wells
- Chapter 90.38. Yakima River Basin Water Rights
- Chapter 90.40. Water Rights of United States
- Chapter 90.42. Water Resource Management
- Chapter 90.44. Regulation of Public Groundwaters
- Chapter 90.46. Reclaimed Water Use
- Chapter 90.48. Water Pollution Control
- Chapter 90.50A. Water Pollution Control Facilities--Federal Capitalization Grants
- Chapter 90.52. Pollution Disclosure Act of 1971
- Chapter 90.54. Water Resources Act of 1971
- Chapter 90.56. Oil and Hazardous Substance Spill Prevention and Response
- Chapter 90.58. Shoreline Management Act of 1971
- Chapter 90.64. Dairy Nutrient Management
- Chapter 90.66. Family Farm Water Act
- Chapter 90.71. Puget Sound Water Quality Protection
- Chapter 90.72. Shellfish Protection Districts
- Chapter 90.74. Aquatic Resources Mitigation
- Chapter 90.80. Water Conservancy Boards
- Chapter 90.82. Watershed Planning
- Chapter 90.84. Wetlands Mitigation Banking
- Chapter 90.86. Joint Legislative Committee on Water Supply During Drought
- Chapter 90.88. Aquatic Rehabilitation Zones
- Chapter 90.90. Columbia River Basin Water Supply
- Chapter 90.94. Streamflow Restoration
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