Washington Code > Chapter 90.42 – Water resource management


§ 90.42.005	Policy — Findings
§ 90.42.010	Findings — Intent
§ 90.42.020	Definitions
§ 90.42.030	Contracts to finance water conservation projects — Public benefits — Trust water rights
§ 90.42.040	Trust water rights program — Water right certificate — Notice of creation or modification
§ 90.42.050	Guidelines governing trust water rights — Submission of guidelines to joint select committee
§ 90.42.060	Chapter 43.83B RCW or RCW 43.83.340 not replaced or amended
§ 90.42.070	Involuntary impairment of existing water rights not authorized
§ 90.42.080	Trust water rights — Acquisition, donation, exercise, and transfer — Appropriation required for expenditure of funds
§ 90.42.090	Jurisdictional authorities not altered
§ 90.42.100	Water banking
§ 90.42.110	Water banking — Application to transfer water rights
§ 90.42.120	Water banking — Transfer of water rights — Requirements — Appeals
§ 90.42.130	Water banking — Input from affected entities
§ 90.42.135	Limitations of act — 2003 c 144
§ 90.42.138	Construction — 2003 c 144
§ 90.42.150	Recovery of department’s costs associated with water service contracts with federal agencies
§ 90.42.160	Adoption of rules
§ 90.42.170	Water banking — Department must maintain information on its website

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