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Code · Washington · Title 70A — Environmental Health and Safety · Chapter 70A.208

RCW 70A.208.250

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(1)It is the intent of the legislature that if a bottle deposit return system is enacted in the future, it will be harmonized with this chapter in a manner that ensures that:
(a)Materials covered in that system are exempt from this chapter or related financial obligations are reduced;
(b)Colocation of drop-off collection sites is maximized;
(c)Education and outreach are integrated between the two programs; and
(d)Waste reduction and reuse strategies are prioritized between the two programs.
(2)Any implementation of a bottle deposit return system must include a two-year transition period before the expiration of the currently approved plan and be conducted in a manner that does not create sudden and significant operational or financial disruption to the implementation of a plan under this chapter, including provisions of recycling or reuse services contained in the plan.
[ 2025 c 316 s 125 .]
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