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Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
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Title 286. Recreation and Conservation Office (Recreation and Conservation Funding Board) |
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Chapter 286-42. Aquatic lands enhancement account program. |
Section 286-42-060. For land acquisition projects, are there long term obligations?
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- Yes. Sponsors must execute an instrument(s) containing:(1) For fee or perpetual property rights acquisition projects:(a) A legal description of the property acquired;(b) A conveyance to the state of Washington for the right to use the described real property for habitat conservation and/or outdoor recreation purposes forever unless a term is specified in the project agreement; and(c) A prohibition on conversion of use of the land/natural resource to a principal use other than that for which funds were originally approved without prior approval of the board.(2) For lease, less than fee, or nonperpetual property rights, a binding agreement which:(a) Contains a legal description of the property and rights acquired;(b) Contains a conveyance to the state of Washington for the right to use the described real property for habitat conservation and/or outdoor recreation purposes for the period specified;(c) Contains a prohibition on conversion of use of the land/natural resource to a principal use other than that for which funds were originally approved without prior approval of the board;(d) Is for at least twenty-five years unless precluded by state law;(e) Is not revocable at will;(f) Has a value supported through appraisal requirements approved by the board; and(g) Is paid for in lump sum at initiation.