WAC 365-195-740   Regional perspective.  Some of the above authorities require planning for particular purposes for areas related by physical features, such as watersheds, rather than by political boundaries. Moreover, the systems addressed in resource management, service by utilities, fish and wildlife management and pollution control are generally not circumscribed by city and county lines. Planning entities should attempt to identify those subject areas which by law or logic require a regional planning approach and, where this is the case, work toward creating collaborative processes involving all agencies with jurisdiction in the relevant geographical area. This approach, where followed, should assist in achieving interjurisdictional consistency.



[Statutory Authority: RCW 36.70A.190 (4)(b). 93-17-040, § 365-195-740, filed 8/11/93, effective 9/11/93.]