Washington HB2154 amends land ownership rules for conservation districts, focusing on property acquisition and public information.
Washington HB2154 modifies the rules for land ownership by conservation districts. It restricts the purchase of properties larger than 20 acres and mandates public hearings for program planning. Districts must compile and publish inventories of agricultural lands, including legal descriptions and water rights. The bill also outlines the districts' powers, such as entering into agreements, conducting research, and administering conservation projects.
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