Washington § 79.110.070 Certain state and aquatic lands subject to easements for removal of valuable materials—Forfeiture for nonuser.

Washington Statutes

§ 79.110.070 — Certain state and aquatic lands subject to easements for removal of valuable materials—Forfeiture for nonuser.

Washington § 79.110.070

Title 79PUBLIC LANDS

Ch. 79.110AQUATIC LANDS—EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY

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Wash. Rev. Code § 79.110.070 (2026).

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Any right-of-way or easement granted under the provisions of RCW 79.110.010 through 79.110.030 which has never been used, or for a period of two years has ceased to be used for the purpose for which it was granted, shall be deemed forfeited. The forfeiture of any such right-of-way previously granted or granted under the provisions of RCW 79.110.010 through 79.110.030 , shall be rendered effective by the mailing of a notice of the forfeiture to the grantee at the grantee's last known post office address and by posting a copy of the certificate, or other record of the grant, in the department's Olympia office with the word "canceled" and the date of the cancellation.

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Any right-of-way or easement granted under the provisions of RCW 79.110.010 through 79.110.030 which has never been used, or for a period of two years has ceased to be used for the purpose for which it was granted, shall be deemed forfeited. The forfeiture of any such right-of-way previously granted or granted under the provisions of RCW 79.110.010 through 79.110.030 , shall be rendered effective by the mailing of a notice of the forfeiture to the grantee at the grantee's last known post office address and by posting a copy of the certificate, or other record of the grant, in the department's Olympia office with the word "canceled" and the date of the cancellation.