The bill aims to protect the quality of public water supplies in Washington State by mandating the relocation of the Bob Oke game farm, which has been identified as a contributor to nitrate contamination in local drinking water sources. The legislation outlines the responsibilities of the Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Enterprise Services to identify a suitable alternate site for the game farm's operations, ensuring that the new location does not pose a risk to municipal or residential drinking water supplies. The bill also emphasizes the need for a comprehensive relocation plan, including hydrogeologic assessments, consultations with local stakeholders, and a timeline for the transition.

Additionally, the bill requires the development and implementation of a remediation plan for the current site of the Bob Oke game farm to prevent further contamination and restore the property for future use. This plan includes ongoing groundwater and soil monitoring, measures to reduce nutrient leaching, and a schedule for decommissioning existing infrastructure. The legislation mandates regular status reports to the governor and relevant legislative committees until the site is deemed safe for groundwater quality. The Department of Enterprise Services is authorized to acquire or lease property for the new location and seek funding to support the relocation and remediation efforts.