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April 2003
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State Decisions: Washington State Court of Appeals' Allows Commercial Uses under Groundwater Permit "Industrial" Exemption
Kim v. PCHB, ___P.2d___
On January 24, 2002, the Washington Court of Appeals, Division II, released its decision in Kim v. PCHB in which it found that commercial water uses under 5,000 gallons per day were considered "industrial" uses under Washington's exempt well statute, RCW 90.44.050, and thus did not require a water right permit.
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