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Code · Washington · Title 47 — Public Highways and Transportation · Chapter 47.76

RCW 47.76.420

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In addition to powers otherwise granted by law, the department may establish a Washington Produce Railcar Pool to promote viable, cost-effective rail service for Washington produce, including but not limited to apples, onions, pears, and potatoes, both processed and fresh.
To the extent that funds are appropriated, the department may:
(1)Operate the Washington Produce Railcar Pool program while working in close coordination with the department of agriculture, interested commodity commissions, port districts, and other interested parties;
(2)For the purposes of this program:
(a)Purchase or lease new or used refrigerated railcars;
(b)Accept donated refrigerated railcars; and
(c)Refurbish and remodel the railcars;
(3)Hire, in consultation with affected stakeholders, including but not limited to short line railroads, commodity commissions, and port districts, a transportation management firm to perform the function outlined in RCW 47.76.440 ; and
(4)Contribute the efforts of a short line rail-financing expert to find funding for the project to help interested short line railroads in this state to accomplish the necessary operating arrangements once the railcars are ready for service.
[ 2003 c 191 s 3 .]
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