Wash. Admin. Code § 463-61-080 - Negotiations between preapplicants, cities, towns and counties
(1) As required by
RCW
80.50.330(2) if no corridor
has been designated by a local government, the preapplicant and affected
cities, towns, and/or counties shall negotiate to designate a corridor for the
electrical transmission facility.
(2) If after 60 days of negotiations between
the preapplicant and affected cities, towns, and/or counties, no corridor has
been agreed upon, the preapplicant together with an affected city, town, or
county may request EFSEC extend the time of negotiations by a period of time
that the preapplicant and city, town, and/or county have agreed upon. If such a
joint request is not made, the negotiations shall be deemed failed.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 80.50 RCW and RCW 80.50.040. 08-21-092, § 463-61-080, filed 10/15/08, effective 11/15/08.
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(1) As required by RCW 80.50.330(2) if no corridor has been designated by a local government the preapplicant and affected cities, towns, and/or counties shall negotiate to designate a corridor for the electrical transmission facility.
(2) If after sixty days of negotiations between the preapplicant and affected cities, towns, and/or counties, no corridor has been agreed upon, the preapplicant together with an affected city, town, or county may request EFSEC extend the time of negotiations by a period of time that the preapplicant and city, town, and/or county have agreed upon. If such a joint request is not made, the negotiations shall be deemed failed.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 80.50 RCW and RCW 80.50.040. 08-21-092, § 463-61-080, filed 10/15/08, effective 11/15/08.