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Code · Washington · Title 43 — State Government—Executive · Chapter 43.372

RCW 43.372.050

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(1)Upon the adoption of the marine management plan under RCW 43.372.040 , each state agency and local government must make decisions in a manner that ensures consistency with applicable legal authorities and conformance with the applicable provisions of the marine management plan to the greatest extent possible.
(2)The director of the department of ecology, in coordination with the team, shall periodically review existing management plans maintained by state agencies and local governments that cover the same marine waters as the marine management plan under RCW 43.372.040 , and for any substantial inconsistency with the marine management plan the director shall make recommendations to the agency or to the local government for revisions to eliminate the inconsistency.
(3)Not later than four years following adoption of the marine management plan under RCW 43.372.040 , the department of ecology, in coordination with the team, shall report to the appropriate marine waters committees in the senate and house of representatives describing provisions of existing management plans that are substantially inconsistent with the marine management plan under RCW 43.372.040 , and making recommendations for eliminating the inconsistency.
(4)All actions taken to implement this section must be consistent with RCW 43.372.060 .
[ 2010 c 145 s 7 .]
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