WAC 365-195-730   Federal authorities.  (1) The drafting of plans and development regulations under the act should involve a consideration of the effects of federal authority over land or resource use within the planning area, including:

     (a) Treaties with Native Americans;

     (b) Jurisdiction on land owned or held in trust by the federal government;

     (c) Federal statutes or regulations imposing national standards;

     (d) Federal permit programs and plans.

     (2) Examples of such federal standards, permit programs and plans are:

     (a) National ambient air quality standards, adopted under the Federal Clean Air Act;

     (b) Drinking water standards, adopted under the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act;

     (c) Effluent limitations, adopted under the Federal Clean Water Act;

     (d) Dredge and fill permits issued by the Army Corps of Engineers under the Federal Clean Water Act;

     (e) Licenses for hydroelectric projects issued by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission;

     (f) Plans created under the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act;

     (g) Recovery plans and the prohibition on taking listed species under the Endangered Species Act.



[Statutory Authority: RCW 36.70A.190 (4)(b). 93-17-040, § 365-195-730, filed 8/11/93, effective 9/11/93.]