WAGES AND HOURS
	Apprentices, requirements for labor hours on public works projects by four-year higher education institutions to be performed by: SB 5873, * ESSB 5873, CH 197 (2009)
	Citizens' commission on salaries for elected officials, definition of "immediate family" for purpose of membership on: HB 2033
	Health care employees, hours of labor: SB 5563, SSB 5563
	Health care facility employees, meal and rest periods: HB 1642
	Living wage requirement for state contracts with private contractors: HB 1716
	Minimum wage and overtime compensation complaints, good faith defense: HB 2176, SB 5463
	Minimum wage rate, minors: HB 1928
	Minimum wage, defining "employ" for purposes of: HB 2144, SB 5466
	Minimum wage, increasing: HB 1735
	Minors, minimum wage rate: HB 1928
	Nurses, hours of labor: SB 5563, SSB 5563
	Nurses, meal and rest periods when employed by health care facilities: HB 1642
	Overtime, mandatory limits for corrections officers and sergeants employed by city or county jail: HB 1800, SB 5907
	Overtime, mandatory limits for corrections officers and sergeants employed by county jail: SSB 5907
	Prevailing rate of wage to be paid on construction projects involving tax incentives, loans, or public land or property that is sold or leased: HB 1992
	Prevailing wage, definition of independent contractor: HB 1786, SHB 1786, SB 5904, * SSB 5904, CH 63 (2009)
	Residential construction wage rates for public works projects: * SB 5903, CH 62 (2009)
WARRANTIES
	Motor vehicle warranties, provisions: HB 1215, * SHB 1215, CH 351 (2009), SB 5235, SSB 5235
WASHINGTON ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
	Office of regulatory assistance, procedures for improving function of environmental and business regulatory processes: HB 1730, * SHB 1730, CH 97 (2009), SB 5748
	Office of regulatory assistance, program for improving function of environmental and business regulatory processes: SSB 5748
	Rule-making information, each state agency to post on its web site: * HB 1475, CH 93 (2009)
	Rules qualifying as significant legislative rules, governor's signature required: HB 1853
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
	Board of regents, adding a faculty member to board: HB 1841, SHB 1841
	Bond retirement fund: * ESHB 2254, CH 499 (2009)
	Building account, use of funds for certificates of participation authorized: HB 2254, * ESHB 2254, CH 499 (2009), SB 5842
	Energy efficiency assistance program, creation within university's energy program: SB 5649, SSB 5649
	Energy efficiency upgrade pilot programs, extension energy program authority to implement grants for: * E2SSB 5649, CH 379 (2009) PV
	Engineering, programs in chemical, mechanical, and civil engineering no longer restricted to UW and WSU: HB 1312, SB 5276, * SSB 5276, CH 207 (2009)
	Opportunity grant program, establishment: HB 2306
	President, compensation subject to certain limitations: HB 2240
	Public works contracting procedures: HB 1916, SHB 1916, SB 5760, SSB 5760
	Safety, health, and energy efficiency improvements to university facilities, creating jobs by issuing bonds to fund construction of: HB 2334, SHB 2334
	Small business development center to include satellite offices as deemed appropriate: SB 5723
	Small business development center, duties of center and establishment and expansion of satellite offices: * SSB 5723, CH 486 (2009)
	Statewide telework program, WSU collaboration with department of transportation: SB 6018
	Tuition fees rates, board of regents authority to establish: SB 5710
	Tuition, resident and nonresident undergraduates: * SSB 5734, CH 574 (2009) PV
	Vision impairments/orientation and mobility coordinator, position to be housed at WSU-Vancouver: HB 2181, SB 5176, SSB 5176, 2SSB 5176
	Weatherization programs, reviewing and making recommendations for consolidation: SSB 5649
WATER
	Bottled water, local sales and use tax to fund local health jurisdiction core public health functions: HB 1307
	Columbia and lower Snake rivers, using conservation operation and maintenance savings for water resource management: HB 1334, SHB 1334, SB 5299
	Columbia river basin water supply development program, using state moneys for potential water storage sites under the program prohibited: HB 1627
	Conservation appliances, requirements for high efficiency toilets and urinals: SB 5948, SSB 5948
	Interjurisdictional funding of water conservation projects through interjurisdictional bonds to be repaid by allocating shared responsibility: SB 5334
	Lake Tapps water supply, exercise of eminent domain authority by watershed management partnership: * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009)
	Lewis county watershed planning and economic development demonstration project funding: SB 6058
	Mobile home parks, protecting sole source aquifers in certain Eastern Washington counties by providing sewer utility service: SB 5507
	Petroleum products in storm water, mitigation and prevention projects: HB 1614, ESHB 1614, SB 5518
	Rainwater collection facilities, permits and permit exemptions: HB 2097
	Reclaimed water systems, water-sewer districts authorized to construct, condemn and purchase, add to, maintain, and operate: ESSB 5485
	Reclaimed water use, permitting requirements and violations and penalties: HB 1482, SHB 1482, SB 5504, * SSB 5504, CH 456 (2009)
	Solar hot water components, sales and use tax exemption: HB 1188
	Solar water heater systems, requirements for new homes: HB 1187
	Walla Walla watershed community, establishing a water management board and pilot local water management program: HB 1580, SHB 1580, * 2SHB 1580, CH 183 (2009), SB 5647, SSB 5647
	Water banking, trust water rights program used for: * ESSB 5583, CH 283 (2009)
	Water banks, interlocal agreements for operation by watershed management partnerships: HB 1494, SB 5583
	Water pollution account, fee imposed on first possession of petroleum products contributing to storm water pollution: HB 1614, ESHB 1614, SB 5518
	Water pollution control facilities, department of ecology may award grants or loans to publicly owned industrial wastewater treatment facilities: SB 5940
	Water reclamation systems, water-sewer districts authorized to construct, condemn and purchase, add to, maintain, and operate: HB 1532, * SHB 1532, CH 253 (2009), SB 5485
	Watershed management partnerships, eminent domain authority granted: HB 1332, * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009), SB 5254, SB 5910, SSB 5910
	Watershed management partnerships, exercise of eminent domain authority in the case of the Lake Tapps water supply: * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009)
	Watersheds, Lewis county watershed planning and economic development demonstration project funding: SB 6058
	Wells, new withdrawal of water from a well prohibited in certain cases: HB 1534
WATER COMPANIES   (See also PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS)
	Benefits to executive officer or any employee, limits on recoverability through rates or charges: SB 5072
	Customer interest protections in proceedings before utilities and transportation commission: SB 5055
	Group B public water systems, waiver of some requirements by state board of health for systems with fewer than five connections: SB 6171, * SSB 6171, CH 495 (2009)
	Public water systems, chlorine residual measurement requirements for certain group A water systems: * SSB 5199, CH 367 (2009) PV
	Public water systems, operator certification and responsibilities: HB 1283, * SHB 1283, CH 221 (2009), SB 5199
	Safe and reliable drinking water supply, maintaining through consistency of water system plans with comprehensive plans or development regulations: HB 1998
	Small water systems, tax exemptions: SB 5855
	Water facility construction, contract requirements: * HB 2146, CH 344 (2009)
WATER POLLUTION   (See also ECOLOGY, DEPARTMENT)
	Dairy nutrient management program, compliance with: SB 5677
	Dairy nutrient management program, violations: * SSB 5677, CH 143 (2009)
	Lake Whatcom, demonstration project to reduce phosphorus loading in: * SB 5944, CH 48 (2009)
	National pollutant discharge elimination system municipal separate storm sewer systems permit program, certain cities exempted: HB 2053
	Petroleum products in storm water, mitigation and prevention projects: HB 1614, ESHB 1614, SB 5518
	Reclaimed water use, permitting requirements and violations and penalties: HB 1482, SHB 1482, SB 5504, * SSB 5504, CH 456 (2009)
	Storm water technical resource center and advisory committee, department of ecology to create in partnership with a university or other entity: * ESHB 2222, CH 449 (2009)
	Storm water, construction and industrial storm water general permits: HB 2222
	Water discharge fees, changes: HB 1413, * SHB 1413, CH 249 (2009), SB 5430, SSB 5430
	Water pollution account, fee imposed on first possession of petroleum products contributing to storm water pollution: HB 1614, ESHB 1614, SB 5518
	Water pollution control facilities, funding from water pollution control revolving fund: HB 2116, ESHB 2116
	Water pollution control revolving fund, use of moneys in fund by department of ecology: HB 2116, ESHB 2116
	Water quality standards, amendment by department of ecology to authorize compliance schedules for discharge permits in certain cases: HB 2243, SB 6036, * SSB 6036, CH 457 (2009)
WATER QUALITY
	Ambient groundwater and surface water monitoring and assessment program, department of ecology to enhance in phases: HB 2235
	Groundwater information within water resource inventory areas, department of ecology to prepare a data gap analysis: HB 2235
	Habitat of threatened or endangered species, process for transfer or sale of conservation easement of private forest land containing: * 2SHB 1484, CH 354 (2009) PV
	Habitat of threatened or endangered species, program for purchase as part of riparian open space program: HB 1484, SHB 1484, SB 5401, * SSB 5401, CH 246 (2009)
	Habitat of threatened or endangered species, replacement of state forest lands with endangered species-based encumbrances with productive, working forest lands: * 2SHB 1484, CH 354 (2009) PV
	Lake Whatcom, demonstration project to reduce phosphorus loading in: * SB 5944, CH 48 (2009)
	Phosphorus-containing turf fertilizer, restrictions on use to protect lake water quality: HB 1636, SB 5503
	Reclaimed water use, permitting requirements and violations and penalties: HB 1482, SHB 1482, SB 5504, * SSB 5504, CH 456 (2009)
	Standards, amendment by department of ecology to authorize compliance schedules for discharge permits in certain cases: HB 2243, SB 6036, * SSB 6036, CH 457 (2009)
	Water discharge fees, changes: HB 1413, * SHB 1413, CH 249 (2009), SB 5430, SSB 5430
	Water pollution control facilities, department of ecology may award grants or loans to publicly owned industrial wastewater treatment facilities: SB 5940
	Water quality account, elimination: HB 1453, SB 5408
WATER RIGHTS
	Adjudication, procedures: HB 1571, * ESHB 1571, CH 332 (2009), SB 5533, SSB 5533
	Columbia and lower Snake rivers, using conservation operation and maintenance savings for water resource management: HB 1334, SHB 1334, SB 5299
	Columbia Basin project, funds for phase II: HJM 4012
	Fire suppression ponds, exemption from water use permit requirements: SB 6017
	Groundwater and surface water, department of ecology to prepare data gap analysis of available information on water levels and quality in each water resource inventory area: SB 6077, SSB 6077
	Groundwater, managing permit exempt withdrawals: SB 5888
	Groundwater, permit to use public groundwaters to water lawn: HB 1179
	Groundwater, public water withdrawal for stock-watering: HB 1091
	Instream flows, setting: HB 2022, SB 5754
	Irrigation districts providing municipal water service, conditions for retaining water rights: SB 6076
	Maury Island aquatic reserve, requirements for wells on industrial or mining sites on lands adjacent to: HB 1708
	Maury Island aquatic reserve, requirements for wells on lands adjacent to: SHB 1708
	Nonuse, liberal construal according to legislative intent: HB 1267
	Nonuse, sufficient cause: HB 1266, SB 5692
	Nonuse, sufficient cause involving crop rotation: HB 1269
	Phosphorus-containing turf fertilizer, restrictions on use to protect lake water quality: HB 1636, SB 5503
	Public groundwaters, exemption from permit requirement for stock watering: HB 1489, SHB 1489, SB 5578
	Rainwater collection facilities, permits and permit exemptions: HB 2097
	Reclaimed water use, permitting requirements and violations and penalties: HB 1482, SHB 1482, SB 5504, * SSB 5504, CH 456 (2009)
	Relinquishment, eliminating partial relinquishment: HB 1268, SB 5114
	Stock watering, definition: HB 1509
	Walla Walla watershed community, establishing a water management board and pilot local water management program: HB 1580, SHB 1580, * 2SHB 1580, CH 183 (2009), SB 5647, SSB 5647
	Water banking, trust water rights program used for: * ESSB 5583, CH 283 (2009)
	Water banks, interlocal agreements for operation by watershed management partnerships: HB 1494, SB 5583
	Water discharge fees, changes: HB 1413, * SHB 1413, CH 249 (2009), SB 5430, SSB 5430
	Water management improvement through filing of notices of forgone water use with department of ecology: SSB 6077
	Wells, new withdrawal of water from a well prohibited in certain cases: HB 1534
	Wetlands and fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, to be protected through local government's shoreline master program: HB 1653, SB 5726
WATER-SEWER DISTRICTS
	Assumption of districts by cities, provisions: HB 1897
	Assumptions of districts by cities in counties with more than one million five hundred thousand residents: HB 2172
	Jurisdictional public highway transfers from a city or county to the state, state responsibility for buried pipelines under public highways: HB 1894
	Lake Tapps water supply, exercise of eminent domain authority by watershed management partnership: * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009)
	Reclaimed water systems, water-sewer districts authorized to construct, condemn and purchase, add to, maintain, and operate: ESSB 5485
	Water or sewer facility construction, municipal participation in funding and reimbursement amounts: * EHB 1513, CH 230 (2009)
	Water reclamation systems, water-sewer districts authorized to construct, condemn and purchase, add to, maintain, and operate: HB 1532, * SHB 1532, CH 253 (2009), SB 5485
	Watershed management partnerships, eminent domain authority granted: HB 1332, * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009), SB 5254
	Watershed management partnerships, exercise of eminent domain authority in the case of the Lake Tapps water supply: * SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009)
WATERSHEDS  (See WATER)
WEEDS
	Invasive plant species, noxious weed control board to amend definitions to address weeds spreading by seed and other reproductive propagules: SB 5745
WELLS
	Maury Island aquatic reserve, requirements for wells on industrial or mining sites on lands adjacent to: HB 1708
	Maury Island aquatic reserve, requirements for wells on lands adjacent to: SHB 1708
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
	Board of trustees, adding a faculty member to board: HB 1841, SHB 1841
	Capital projects account, use of funds for certificates of participation authorized: HB 2254, * ESHB 2254, CH 499 (2009), SB 5842
	Opportunity grant program, establishment: HB 2306
	Peer mentoring pilot program in collaboration with a community or technical college: * EHB 1986, CH 446 (2009)
	President, compensation subject to certain limitations: HB 2240
	Safety, health, and energy efficiency improvements to university facilities, creating jobs by issuing bonds to fund construction of: HB 2334, SHB 2334
	Termination of football team, review by legislative task force of decision: HB 1884, SB 5784
	Tuition, resident and nonresident undergraduates: * SSB 5734, CH 574 (2009) PV
WETLANDS
	Soil and wetland science, advisory committee: HB 1881, SB 5698
	Soil and wetland scientists, certification: SB 5698, SSB 5698
	Soil and wetland scientists, licensing: HB 1881
WILDLIFE
	Access facilities improved by department of fish and wildlife, vehicle permit and special license plate requirements: SSB 6023
	Airport wildlife trapping, authority and requirements: HB 2260
	California condor and other vulnerable wildlife, protection from lead poisoning: SB 5095
	Cruelty to animals, violations and penalties: HB 1968, SB 5402, * SSB 5402, CH 287 (2009)
	Damage, compensation when crops damaged or livestock injured or killed by wildlife: HB 1626, SB 5272, SSB 5272
	Department of fish and wildlife, revising provisions in title 77 RCW: SSB 5404
	Endangered species act, federal and state cooperation: * SJM 8001 (2009)
	Feeding by humans, regulations: HB 1885, SHB 1885
	Habitat conservation account and riparian protection account provisions, references to mitigation banking projects removed: HB 1846, * SB 5348, CH 16 (2009)
	Invasive species council, assessment and control of invasive species in state: SB 5070
	Mice and rat traps, exemption from restrictions on traps: SB 5382
	Modernizing certain fish and wildlife provisions in title 77 RCW: HB 1778, * SHB 1778, CH 333 (2009) PV, SB 5404
	Mole trapping, body-gripping traps: SB 5123
	Olympic marmot, official state endemic mammal: * SB 5071, CH 464 (2009)
	Ornithologist, state: SB 5066
	Predatory wildlife damage, reimbursing commercial livestock owners for livestock injured or killed: HB 1354, SB 5274
	State wildlife account, funding from state lottery account: SB 6107
	State wildlife account, funding to include proceeds from online keno game account: HB 2305
	Trapping at airports, authority and requirements: HB 2260
	Trapping, licensing and regulations: HB 1115, SB 5389
	Viewing opportunities, department of fish and wildlife authority to provide web-based information regarding: HB 1972
	Watchable wildlife program and raffle pilot project: SB 5062
	Wetlands and fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, to be protected through local government's shoreline master program: HB 1653, SB 5726
	Wildlife and recreation program, qualified applicants and procedures for funding from accounts: HB 1957, * SHB 1957, CH 341 (2009), SB 5843, SSB 5843
	Wildlife viewing opportunities, department authority to provide web-based information regarding: SSB 6023
	Wildlife viewing opportunities, requirements for viewing on department of fish and wildlife land and department authority to provide web-based information regarding: SHB 1972
	Wolf-hybrid classified as a potentially dangerous wild animal: SB 5383, SSB 5383
	Yukon to Yellowstone Rocky mountain ecosystem management: SB 5064
WINE  (See ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES)
WOMEN   (See also DISCRIMINATION)
	Abortion, informed consent and related provisions in the case of minor females and females subject to guardianship: HB 1688
	Breastfeeding, protecting women's right to do so in certain public places: * HB 1596, CH 164 (2009)
	Discrimination against women, adoption of an anti-discrimination treaty: HJM 4013, * SJM 8012 (2009)
	Equal suffrage amendment, centennial of submission to the people of Washington: * HR 4618 (2009), * SR 8628 (2009)
	International Women's Day and National Women's History Month: * SR 8641 (2009)
	Linked deposit program for women's business enterprises, setting interest rates of time certificate of deposits for: * EHB 1167, CH 385 (2009) PV
	Linked deposit program, barriers to participation by women's small business enterprises: SB 5883
	Office of minority and women's business enterprises, requirement and schedule for submission of data by state agencies and educational institutions to: * EHB 1087, CH 348 (2009) PV
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
	Benefit award orders, process and appeals: SB 6008
	Benefits calculation, simplifying and adding certainty: SB 5462
	Contracts for health care with a health care provider, required provisions: HB 2213
	Drywall installation and finishing business owners, mandatory industrial insurance coverage: HB 1351
	Employee information, handling for compensation purposes: HB 2256
	Family and medical leave act of 2007, repealed: SB 5558
	For-hire vehicle operators, mandatory industrial insurance coverage funded by public utility tax: HB 1625, SB 5785
	Industrial insurance appeals, restrictions on contact with medical providers after filing: HB 1402, * SHB 1402, CH 391 (2009), SB 5627
	Industrial insurance final settlement agreements, requirements: HB 2145, SB 5465
	Industrial insurance funds, proper and improper use of accident fund, medical fund, and supplemental pension fund: HB 1386, SB 5464
	Language service providers, exemption from definitions of employment and worker for industrial insurance purposes: HB 1990, SB 5771
	Occupational diseases of firefighters, methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus and esophageal cancer considered to be in certain cases: HB 1932
	Ombudsman for workers of industrial insurance self-insured employers, abolished and superseded by office of the citizen advocate: SB 5456
	Retrospective rating plans, evaluation and increased transparency of retrospective rating system: SB 6035, ESSB 6035
	Seamen, claims brought for injury, illness, or death occurring from employment with the state: SB 6003
	Social security retirement benefits, industrial insurance offset: HB 1211
	Statewide centers of occupational health and education program, department of labor and industries to create: SB 5949
	Surviving spouses of members of certain retirement systems, industrial insurance death benefits: HB 1212
	Taxicab and limousine operators, mandatory industrial insurance coverage funded by public utility tax: HB 1625, SB 5785
	Violations, department of labor and industries authority to issue stop work orders: HB 1554, SHB 1554, SB 5613, * SSB 5613, CH 196 (2009)
WORKFORCE TRAINING AND EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD
	Building bridges advisory committee, establishing and meeting high school graduation and reengagement goals: HB 1813, SHB 1813, SB 5449
	Coal-powered facilities, strategies to replace jobs lost by closure of: SB 5766
	Comprehensive plan for workforce training and education, timeline for submission and updates by board revised: * HB 1394, CH 92 (2009), SB 5316
	Energy audits and retrofits, workforce training for performing: SB 5649, SSB 5649
	Entrepreneurial education and training, board to help foster in conjunction with economic development commission: SB 5879, SSB 5879
	Evergreen jobs act, provisions relating to vocational education: HB 2227, SHB 2227
	Evergreen jobs act, provisions relating to vocational education, including green industry skill panels: * E2SHB 2227, CH 536 (2009) PV
	Green jobs, provisions of evergreen jobs act, including evergreen jobs initiative and training account: * E2SHB 2227, CH 536 (2009) PV
	High school graduation and reengagement goals, establishing and meeting: ESSB 5449
	High-cost critical college programs, identifying and managing competitive processes for awarding funds for: HB 1904
	High-demand occupation training program funds, role of board in use by workforce development councils to help certain economically disadvantaged adults and unemployed workers: * E2SSB 5809, CH 566 (2009) PV
	Lifelong learning account steering committee: HB 1129, SHB 1129, SB 5555, ESSB 5555
	Opportunity internship program, board to study outcome: HB 1355, SHB 1355, * 2SHB 1355, CH 238 (2009), SB 5773, SSB 5773
	Opportunity internship program, incentive payment for participating opportunity internship consortium offering paid internships within certain guidelines: * 2SHB 1355, CH 238 (2009)
	Workforce and economic development, clarifying terms for: * HB 1395, CH 353 (2009), SB 5317, SSB 5317
	Workforce and economic development, comprehensive plan for coordination of: HB 1323, * SHB 1323, CH 151 (2009), SB 5048, SSB 5048
	Workforce and economic development, multi-agency report to legislature on progress: * SHB 1323, CH 151 (2009)
	Workforce training, state comprehensive plan for 2008-2018: HCR 4403, SCR 8404, * SSCR 8404 (2009)
	Youth innovation education programs, board to advise superintendent of public instruction in distribution of grant moneys to: SB 5900