Requires the community economic revitalization board, the public works board, and the state energy office and broadband office of the department of commerce, in collaboration with the departments of transportation and natural resources, and in consultation with agencies and organizations with expertise in energy, information networks, water, sewer, and transportation, to: (1) Develop one or more digital layered maps that within economic corridors identify major power facilities and energy infrastructure sites, broadband availability, water and sewer infrastructure, and rail corridors, public highways including waterways, and ports;

(2) Leverage and use available maps, available data, Washington's adopted geographic information systems mapping standards, enterprise infrastructure, web services, and applications, where appropriate; and

(3) Use commercially available, off-the-shelf software for the creation of the maps.