Oregon — State Statute

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 536 § 536.470 — Coordination of local, state, interstate and federal programs

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 536 ·
Oregon Code § 536.470 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Coordination of local, state, interstate and federal programs. The Water Resources Commission may consult and cooperate with any state agency or public corporation of this or any other state, any interstate agency or any agency of the federal government for the purpose of promoting coordination between local, state, interstate and federal plans, programs and projects for the use or control of the water resources of this state or to facilitate and assist the commission in carrying out its functions as provided by law. [1955 c.707 §21]
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