WASHINGTON CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE XV
HARBORS AND TIDE WATERS
Art. XV §1 | HARBOR LINE COMMISSION AND RESTRAINT ON DISPOSITION
NOTES
Original text — Art. 15 Section 1 HARBOR LINE COMMISSION AND RESTRAINT ON DISPOSITION OF CERTAIN TIDE LANDS — The legislature shall provide for the appointment of a commission whose duty it shall be to locate and establish harbor lines in the navigable waters of all harbors, estuaries, bays and inlets of this state, wherever such navigable waters lie within or in front of the corporate limits of any city or within one mile thereof on either side. The state shall never give, sell or lease to any private person, corporation or association any rights whatever in the waters beyond such harbor lines, nor shall any of the area lying between any harbor line and the line of ordinary high tide, and within not less than fifty feet nor more than six hundred feet of such harbor line (as the commission shall determine) be sold or granted by the state, nor its right to control the same relinquished, but such area shall be forever reserved for landings, wharves, streets and other conveniences of navigation and commerce.
Art. XV §2 | LEASING AND MAINTENANCE OF WHARVES, DOCKS, ETC.
Art. XV §3 | EXTENSION OF STREETS OVER TIDE LANDS
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