Washington Statutes
§ 79A.05.380 — Water trail recreation program—Created.
Washington § 79A.05.380
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Wash. Rev. Code § 79A.05.380 (2026).
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The legislature recognizes the increase in water-oriented recreation by users of human and wind-powered, beachable vessels such as kayaks, canoes, or day sailors on Washington's waters. These recreationists frequently require overnight camping facilities along the shores of public or private beaches. The legislature now creates a water trail recreation program, to be administered by the Washington state parks and recreation commission. The legislature recognizes that the effort to develop water trail sites is a continuing need and that the commission provides beneficial expertise and consultation to water trail user groups, agencies, and private landowners for the existing Cascadia marine trail and Willapa Bay water trail.
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Legislative History
[2003 c 338 s 1;1993 c 182 s 1. Formerly RCW43.51.440.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 79A.05.010
Definitions.§ 79A.05.020
Duties of commission.§ 79A.05.030
Powers and duties—Mandatory.§ 79A.05.035
Additional powers and duties.§ 79A.05.040
Director's duties.§ 79A.05.045
Waste reduction and recycling.§ 79A.05.055
Additional powers and duties.§ 79A.05.059
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