Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 43.31 - Department of Commerce.
43.31.205 - Hanford reservation—Promotion of sublease for nuclear-related industry.

RCW 43.31.205
Hanford reservation—Promotion of sublease for nuclear-related industry.

In an effort to enhance the economy of the Tri-Cities area, the *department of community, trade, and economic development is directed to promote the existence of the lease between the state of Washington and the federal government executed September 10, 1964, covering one thousand acres of land lying within the Hanford reservation near Richland, Washington, and the opportunity of subleasing the land to entities for nuclear-related industry, in agreement with the terms of the lease. When promoting the existence of the lease, the department shall work in cooperation with any associate development organization located in or near the Tri-Cities area.

[ 1993 c 280 § 41; 1992 c 228 § 2; 1990 c 281 § 2.]
NOTES:

*Reviser's note: The "department of community, trade, and economic development" was renamed the "department of commerce" by 2009 c 565.


Effective date—1993 c 280: See RCW 43.330.902.


Legislative findings—1992 c 228: "The legislature finds that the ninety-nine-year lease of one thousand acres of land by the state from the federal government requires that the state use any rent moneys from subleasing the land for the development of the leased land and nuclear-related industries in the Tri-Cities area. The legislature further finds that the new emphasis on waste cleanup at Hanford and the new technologies needed for environmental restoration warrant a renewed effort to promote development of the leased land and nuclear-related industries in the Tri-Cities area." [ 1992 c 228 § 1.]


Legislative findings—1990 c 281: "The legislature finds that the one thousand acres of land leased from the federal government to the state of Washington on the Hanford reservation constitutes an unmatched resource for development of high-technology industry, nuclear medicine research, and research into new waste immobilization and reduction techniques. The legislature further finds that continued diversification of the Tri-Cities economy will help stabilize and improve the Tri-Cities economy, and that this effort can be aided by emphasizing the resources of local expertise and nearby facilities." [ 1990 c 281 § 1.]

Structure Revised Code of Washington

Revised Code of Washington

Title 43 - State Government—Executive

Chapter 43.31 - Department of Commerce.

43.31.0925 - Business assistance center—Minority and women business development office.

43.31.125 - Advisory groups.

43.31.205 - Hanford reservation—Promotion of sublease for nuclear-related industry.

43.31.215 - Hanford reservation—Tri-Cities area—Emphasize workforce and facilities.

43.31.422 - Hanford area economic investment fund.

43.31.425 - Hanford area economic investment fund advisory committee.

43.31.428 - Hanford area economic investment fund committee—Powers.

43.31.450 - SEED act—Findings—Purpose.

43.31.455 - SEED act—Definitions.

43.31.460 - SEED act—Individual development account program—Rules.

43.31.465 - SEED act—Foster youth individual development account program.

43.31.470 - SEED act—Individual development account program account.

43.31.475 - SEED act—Additional funds and purposes.

43.31.480 - SEED act—Report to the legislature.

43.31.485 - SEED act—Short title—2005 c 402.

43.31.502 - Child care facility revolving fund—Purpose—Source of funds.

43.31.504 - Child care facility fund committee—Generally.

43.31.506 - Child care facility fund committee—Authority to award moneys from fund.

43.31.508 - Child care facility fund committee—Loans to child care facilities.

43.31.512 - Child care facility fund committee—Loans or grants to individuals, businesses, or organizations.

43.31.514 - Child care facility fund committee—Grants, repayment requirements.

43.31.545 - Recycled materials and products—Market development.

43.31.565 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Definitions.

43.31.567 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Review of existing licensing standards by department of early learning—Preapproval under existing licensing standards.

43.31.569 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Early learning facilities revolving account—Early learning facilities development account.

43.31.571 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Oversight, in consultation with the department of children, youth, and families—Head state agency—Use of funds.

43.31.573 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—State matching funds for grants or loans—Participation by nongovernmental private-public partnerships—Monitoring performance.

43.31.575 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Eligible organizations—Requirements.

43.31.577 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Eligible activities.

43.31.579 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Private or local government matching funding—School districts' ranked and prioritized list of projects.

43.31.581 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Committee of facilities experts—Advice regarding prioritization methodology—Liability insurance.

43.31.583 - Early learning facilities grant and loan program—Report.

43.31.605 - Landlord mitigation program—Department to administer and have rule-making authority—Claims—Eligibility for reimbursement—Review—Damages—Inspection—Landlords prohibited from certain acts—Denial of reimbursement—Department to establish webs...

43.31.615 - Landlord mitigation program account.

43.31.625 - Industrial waste coordination program.

43.31.635 - Industrial symbiosis grant program.

43.31.859 - Rural development council—Successor organization—Funding.

43.31.970 - Electric vehicle infrastructure.

43.31.980 - Impact fee annual report.