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Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-60 - Natural areas - Natural area preserves › NATURAL AREA PRESERVE - DEDICATION › Section 332-60-120 - Effective date of dedication

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Dedication shall be effective upon the recording of
				  the instrument of dedication in the real property records of the
				  county or counties in which the natural area is
				  located.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 79.70.030 and
					 79.70.090. 83-24-067
					 (Order 407), § 332-60-120, filed
					 12/7/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-60 - Natural areas - Natural area preserves › NATURAL AREA PRESERVE - DEDICATION › Section 332-60-130 - Termination of dedication

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A dedication shall not be terminable except as
				  provided by the instrument of dedication.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 79.70.030 and
					 79.70.090. 83-24-067
					 (Order 407), § 332-60-130, filed
					 12/7/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-60 - Natural areas - Natural area preserves › NATURAL AREA PRESERVE - COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT › Section 332-60-140 - Natural area preserve by cooperative agreement

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A government landholder of a registered natural
				  area may commit the area as a natural area preserve by executing with
				  the department a cooperative agreement in a form approved by the
				  council and upon such terms as the department and government
				  landholder agree.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 79.70.030 and
					 79.70.090. 83-24-067
					 (Order 407), § 332-60-140, filed
					 12/7/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-60 - Natural areas - Natural area preserves › NATURAL AREA PRESERVE - COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT › Section 332-60-150 - Cooperative agreement

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The cooperative agreement must include a
				  description of the legal or administrative commitment by the
				  government landholder to manage the land for the protection of a
				  natural heritage resource.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 79.70.030 and
					 79.70.090. 83-24-067
					 (Order 407), § 332-60-150, filed
					 12/7/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-60 - Natural areas - Natural area preserves › NATURAL AREA PRESERVE - COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT › Section 332-60-160 - Termination of natural area preserve by cooperative agreement

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The site may be removed from a natural area
				  preserve status as provided by the cooperative
				  agreement.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 79.70.030 and
					 79.70.090. 83-24-067
					 (Order 407), § 332-60-160, filed
					 12/7/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-100 - Leases, sales, rights of way, etc › Section 332-100-020 - Leasing - Priority to public school districts

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Acting under the authority as hereinbefore set forth
				and RCW 79.01.096, the board of natural resources declares it to be
				the policy of the department of natural resources to grant priority
				to public school districts in the leasing of common school lands
				under the jurisdiction of the department of natural resources:
				Provided, however, That the needs of such lands for public school
				purposes is clearly demonstrated and the request is not in excess of
				actual or reasonably foreseeable needs.
Resolution No. 32, filed
				  4/3/62.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-100 - Leases, sales, rights of way, etc › Section 332-100-030 - Rate of interest for sales

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The interest rate to be charged on all sales
				requiring the same pursuant to RCW 79.01.132 shall be twelve percent
				per annum.
Statutory Authority: RCW 79.01.132, 79.01.216,
				  79.90.520, 79.90.535 and 1991 c 64 §§ 1 and 2. 91-22-079
				  (Order 580), § 332-100-030, filed 11/5/91, effective 12/6/91.
				  Statutory Authority: RCW 79.01.132, 79.01.216 and
				  79.64.030. 80-11-013
				  (Order 346, Resolution No. 304), § 332-100-030, filed 8/11/80;
				  Order 27, § 332-100-030, filed
				  11/19/69.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-100 - Leases, sales, rights of way, etc › Section 332-100-040 - Deduction determination

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(1) The board of natural resources
			 hereby determines that a deduction from the gross proceeds of all
			 leases, sales, contracts, licenses, permits, easements, and rights of
			 way issued by the department of natural resources and affecting
			 public lands as provided for in subsection (2) hereof is necessary in
			 order to achieve the purposes of chapter 79.64 RCW.
(2) The department of natural
			 resources shall deduct up to the maximum percentages as provided for
			 in
			 RCW 79.64.040 and
			 related statutes. Except for transactions involving aquatic lands,
			 harbor areas and trust land categories that have a deficit
			 revenue/expenditure status, the deductions may be temporarily
			 discontinued by a resolution of the board of natural resources at
			 such times as the balance in the resource management cost account
			 exceeds an amount equal to twelve months operating expenses for the
			 department of natural resources or when the board determines such
			 discontinuation is in the best interest of the trust beneficiaries.
			 The board shall specify the trust lands subject to such
			 discontinuation. The duration of such orders shall be for a specified
			 time period calculated to allow a reduction of the resource
			 management cost account balance to an amount approximately equal to
			 three months operating expenses for the department. Operating expense
			 needs will be determined by the board based on pro rata increments of
			 biennial legislative appropriations. All sums so deducted shall be
			 paid into the resource management cost account in the state general
			 fund created by chapter 79.64 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 79.64.040.
				  07-17-031, § 332-100-040, filed 8/7/07, effective 9/7/07;
				  06-03-016, § 332-100-040, filed 1/6/06, effective 2/6/06;
				  83-11-008 (Order 398, Resolution No. 419), § 332-100-040, filed
				  5/6/83, effective 6/30/83; 78-10-039 (Order 308, Resolution No. 241),
				  § 332-100-040, filed
				  9/18/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-100 - Leases, sales, rights of way, etc › Section 332-100-050 - Rate of interest for contracts

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The interest rate to be charged on all contracts
				requiring the same pursuant to RCW 79.01.216 shall be the average for
				thirty year fixed conventional mortgages on the first day of the last
				full month preceding approval by the board of natural resources. Said
				rate shall not be less than six percent.
Statutory Authority: RCW 79.01.132, 79.01.216,
				  79.90.520, 79.90.535 and 1991 c 64 §§ 1 and 2. 91-22-079
				  (Order 580), § 332-100-050, filed 11/5/91, effective 12/6/91.
				  Statutory Authority: RCW 79.01.132, 79.01.216 and
				  79.64.030. 80-11-013
				  (Order 346, Resolution No. 304), § 332-100-050, filed
				  8/11/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-110 - Leases of state-owned land › Section 332-110-010 - Commissioner's authority

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It was moved by Governor Rosellini, seconded by Dean
				Marckworth, and passed, that the commissioner be authorized to
				administer all leases of state-owned lands under the department's
				direction on the same principle as school grant lands, subject to
				periodic review and power of intervention by the
				board.
Motion No. 78, minutes of April 1, 1958, meeting of
				  board of natural resources (codified as WAC
				  332-110-010 ), filed
				  3/2/66.
Reviser's note:
The above section is
				  an excerpt from the minutes of the April 1, 1958, meeting of the
				  board of natural resources, which were filed in their entirety in
				  order that motion number 78 may be given effect as a rule under the
				  Administrative Procedure
				  Act.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-010 - Authority

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The department of natural resources, in accordance
				with
				RCW 58.24.030 and
				58.24.040(1) and
				(8), prescribes the following
				regulations concerning the removal or destruction of survey monuments
				and the perpetuation of survey points.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(8).
				  94-06-034 (Order 617), § 332-120-010, filed 2/25/94, effective
				  3/28/94; Order 131, § 332-120-010, filed 3/1/72, effective
				  4/7/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-020 - Definitions

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The following definitions shall apply to this chapter:
Covering: The physical covering of a survey monument such that
				the physical structure is no longer visible or readily accessible.
Department: The department of natural resources.
Engineer: Any person authorized to practice the profession of
				engineering under the provisions of chapter 18.43 RCW.
Geodetic control point: Points established to mark horizontal
				or vertical control positions that are part of the National Geodetic Survey
				Network.
Land boundary survey corner: A point on the boundary of any
				easement, right of way, lot, tract, or parcel of real property; a controlling
				point for a plat; or a point which is a General Land Office or Bureau of Land
				Management survey corner.
Land corner record: The record of corner information form as
				prescribed by the department of natural resources pursuant to chapter 58.09
				RCW.
Land surveyor: Any person authorized to practice the profession
				of land surveying under the provisions of chapter 18.43 RCW.
Local control point: Points established to mark horizontal or
				vertical control positions that are part of a permanent government control
				network other than the National Geodetic Survey network.
Parcel: A part or portion of real property including but not
				limited to GLO segregations, easements, rights of way, aliquot parts of
				sections or tracts.
Pavement preservation treatment: Asphalt light bituminous
				applications such as slurry, micro seal, cape and chip seal treatments that are
				typically less than 5/8 inch thick.
Removal or destruction: The physical disturbance of a monument
				such that the physical structure no longer marks the location of the land
				boundary position.
Survey monument: The physical structure, along with any
				references or accessories thereto, used to mark the location of a land boundary
				survey corner, geodetic control point, or local control point.
Survey Recording Act: The law as established and designated in
				chapter 58.09 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(8).
				  94-06-034 (Order 617), § 332-120-020, filed 2/25/94, effective
				  3/28/94; Order 131, § 332-120-020, filed 3/1/72, effective
				  4/7/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-030 - Applicability

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(1) No
			 survey monument shall be removed or destroyed before a permit is
			 obtained as required by this chapter.
(2) Any person, corporation,
			 association, department, or subdivision of the state, county or
			 municipality responsible for an activity that may cause a survey
			 monument to be removed or destroyed shall be responsible for ensuring
			 that the original survey point is perpetuated. It shall be the
			 responsibility of the governmental agency or others performing
			 construction work or other activity (including road or street
			 resurfacing projects) to adequately search the records and the
			 physical area of the proposed construction work or other activity for
			 the purpose of locating and referencing any known or existing survey
			 monuments.
A government agency, when removing a local control
				point that it has established, shall be exempted from the
				requirements of this chapter.
(3) Survey monuments subject to
			 this chapter are those monuments marking local control points,
			 geodetic control points, and land boundary survey corners.
In regard to local or geodetic control points the
				department will defer authorization for the removal or destruction of
				the survey monument to the agency responsible for the establishment
				or maintenance of the control point. Such agency may, at their
				discretion, exempt the applicant from the remonumentation
				requirements of this chapter. Such exemption shall be noted by the
				agency on the application form.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(8).
				  94-06-034 (Order 617), § 332-120-030, filed 2/25/94, effective
				  3/28/94; Order 131, § 332-120-030, filed 3/1/72, effective
				  4/7/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-040 - Monument removal or destruction

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(1) All land boundary survey
			 monuments that are removed or destroyed shall be replaced or witness
			 monuments shall be set to perpetuate the survey point.
(2) A land boundary survey corner
			 shall be referenced to the Washington plane coordinate system as
			 established and designated by chapter 58.20 RCW, prior to removal or
			 destruction. See WAC
			 332-130-070(2),
			 land boundary survey standards.
An applicant may request a variance from this
				referencing requirement by so noting in the applicant information
				section on the permit and providing the justification on the back of
				the form. The department shall note whether the variance is approved
				or not approved and shall provide the reason for not approving the
				request.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter 58.24 RCW. 05-13-104,
				  § 332-120-040, filed 6/17/05, effective 7/18/05. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(8).
				  94-06-034 (Order 617), § 332-120-040, filed 2/25/94, effective
				  3/28/94; Order 131, § 332-120-040, filed 3/1/72, effective
				  4/7/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-050 - Application process

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(1) Whenever a
			 survey monument needs to be removed or destroyed the application required by
			 this chapter shall be submitted to the department.
It shall be completed, signed and sealed by a land surveyor as
				defined in this chapter.
(2) Upon receipt of a properly completed
			 application, the department shall promptly issue a permit authorizing the
			 removal or destruction of the monument; provided that:
(a) In extraordinary circumstances, to
			 prevent hardship or delay, a verbal authorization may be granted, pending the
			 processing and issuance of a written permit. A properly completed application
			 shall be submitted by the applicant within fifteen days of the verbal
			 authorization.
(b) Applications
			 received by the department concerning local or geodetic control points will be
			 referred to the appropriate agency for action. The applicant will be notified
			 when such action is taken.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-060 - Project completion-Perpetuation of the original position

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(1) After completion of the activity that
			 caused the removal or destruction of the monument, a land surveyor must, unless
			 specifically authorized otherwise:
(a) Reset a
			 suitable monument at the original survey point or, if that is no longer
			 feasible;
(b) Establish permanent
			 witness monuments easily accessible from the original monument to perpetuate
			 the position of the preexisting monument.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-070 - Application and completion report forms

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All applications and completion reports must be on forms
				provided by the department and following instructions provided by the
				department. Completed forms shall be filed at the department.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 58.24.030,
				  58.24.040,
				  58.09.050, and
				  58.17.160. 10-09-011,
				  § 332-120-070, filed 4/9/10, effective 5/10/10. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(8).
				  94-06-034 (Order 617), § 332-120-070, filed 2/25/94, effective
				  3/28/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-120 - Survey monuments-Removal or destruction › Section 332-120-080 - Survey monument preservation MOU for chip seal projects

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The purpose of this section is to cooperatively
				promote a reasonable method of land survey monument preservation
				throughout a pavement preservation treatment project in lieu of
				requiring an application for permit to remove or destroy a survey
				monument, per WAC
				332-120-030.
(1) It is the responsibility of the
			 licensed engineer, or their designee, in responsible charge of any
			 pavement preservation project, which may cover existing visible
			 survey monuments, to search for and identify any such survey
			 monuments within the project limits.
(2) A state, county, or municipal
			 agency conducting annual pavement preservation projects that cover
			 existing survey monuments in the roadway may enter into an MOU with
			 DNR which must include the following requirements:
(a) Annually, prior to the start
			 date of planned pavement preservation projects, send notification to
			 the department of planned projects for that year with road names and
			 mileposts and/or beginning and ending intersections, including start
			 date and expected date of completion;
(b) Acknowledgment of the agency's
			 responsibility to ensure that all known survey monuments within the
			 project area are located and protected;
(c) All monuments that were covered
			 during a project shall be uncovered and made accessible after
			 completion of annual activities; and
(d) The professional engineer in
			 responsible charge of pavement preservation projects shall submit an
			 annual letter to the department certifying that the affected
			 monuments were uncovered.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-010 - Authority

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The department of natural resources, in accordance
				with
				RCW 58.24.040,
				58.09.050, and
				58.17.160, prescribes
				the following regulations setting minimum standards for land boundary
				surveys and geodetic control surveys and providing guidelines for the
				preparation of land descriptions.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 58.09.050 and
				  58.24.040(1).
				  92-03-007 (Order 597), § 332-130-010, filed 1/3/92, effective
				  2/3/92. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1).
				  89-11-028 (Order 561), § 332-130-010, filed 5/11/89; Order 275,
				  § 332-130-010, filed
				  5/2/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-025 - Corner restoration - Recording form

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The record of corner information required to be filed
				with the county auditor by the Survey Recording Act shall be filed on
				a form provided by the department and following instructions provided
				by the department.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 58.24.030,
				  58.24.040,
				  58.09.050, and
				  58.17.160. 10-09-011,
				  § 332-130-025, filed 4/9/10, effective 5/10/10. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1) and
				  58.09.050. 97-02-071,
				  § 332-130-025, filed 12/31/96, effective 1/31/97; 92-03-007
				  (Order 597), § 332-130-025, filed 1/3/92, effective
				  2/3/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-030 - Land subdivision and corner restoration standards-Recording

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The following requirements apply when a land boundary
				survey is performed. If, in the professional judgment of the
				surveyor, the procedures of subsections (1) and (2) of this section
				are not necessary to perform the survey, departures from these
				requirements shall be explained and/or shown on the survey map
				produced.
(1)The
			 reestablishment of lost GLO or BLM corners and the subdividing of
			 sections shall be done according to applicable GLO or BLM plats and
			 field notes and in compliance with the rules as set forth in the
			 appropriate GLO or BLM
Manual of Surveying Instructions,
manual supplements and circulars. Federal or state court
			 decisions that influence the interpretation of the rules should be
			 considered. Methods used for such corner reestablishment or section
			 subdivision shall be described on the survey map produced.
(2) All maps, plats, or plans
			 showing a land boundary survey shall show all the corners found,
			 established, reestablished and calculated, including corresponding
			 directions and distances, which were used to survey and which will be
			 necessary to resurvey the parcel shown. Additionally, all such maps,
			 plats, or plans shall show sufficient section subdivision data, or
			 other such controlling parcel data, necessary to support the position
			 of any section subdivisional corner or controlling parcel corner used
			 to reference the parcel surveyed. Where a portion or all of this
			 information is already shown on a record filed or recorded in the
			 county recording office of the county in which the parcel is located,
			 reference may be made to that record in lieu of providing the
			 required data.
(3)
			 Documentation shall be provided for all GLO or BLM corner(s) or
			 point(s) used to control the location of the parcel surveyed. This
			 requirement shall be met by providing on the document produced:
(a)The information required by both
			 the Survey Recording Act and the history and evidence found sections
			 of the Land Corner Record Form; or
(b)The recording data of a
			 document(s) that provides the required information and is filed or
			 recorded in the county recording office of the county in which the
			 parcel is located.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-040 - Land description guidelines

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An instrument used for the conveyance of real
				property should contain a description of the property sufficiently
				definite to allow location by a land surveyor without recourse to
				oral testimony.
The following guidelines consist of elements which
				are recommended for use in the preparation of land descriptions. They
				are not intended to be all inclusive and may not be applicable in all
				situations:
(1) In a
			 description of a lot, tract, parcel or portion thereof in a recorded
			 plat, short plat, or record of survey:
(a) Lot and block number or
			 designation and addition or subdivision name;
(b) Official recording data and
			 identification of recording office;
(c) Location by section, township,
			 and range with respect to the Willamette Meridian, (if
			 applicable);
(d) Property
			 location by county and state.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-050 - Survey map requirements

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The following requirements apply to land boundary survey maps
				and plans, records of surveys, plats, short plats, boundary line adjustments,
				and binding site plans required by law to be filed or recorded with the
				county.
(1) All such documents filed or
			 recorded shall conform to the following:
(a)
			 They shall display a county recording official's information block which shall
			 be located along the bottom or right edge of the document unless there is a
			 local requirement specifying this information in a different format. The county
			 recording official's information block shall contain:
(i) The title block, which shall be on all
			 sheets of maps, plats or plans, and shall identify the business name of the
			 firm and/or land surveyor that performed the survey. For documents not
			 requiring the surveyor's certificate required by RCW  58.09.080, the title block
			 shall show the name and business address of the preparer and the date prepared.
			 Every sheet of multiple sheets shall have a sheet identification number, such
			 as "sheet 1 of 5";
(ii) The
			 auditor's certificate, where applicable, which shall be on the first sheet of
			 multiple sheets; however, the county recording official shall enter the
			 appropriate volume and page and/or the auditor's file number on each sheet of
			 multiple sheets;
(iii) The
			 surveyor's certificate, where applicable, which shall be on the first sheet of
			 multiple sheets and shall show the name, license number, signed seal of the
			 land surveyor who had responsible charge of the survey portrayed, and the date
			 the land surveyor approved the map or plat. Every sheet of multiple sheets
			 shall have the signed seal of the land surveyor and the date signed;
(iv) The following indexing information on
			 the first sheet of multiple sheets:
(A) The
			 section-township-range and quarter-quarter(s) of the section in which the
			 surveyed parcel lies, except that if the parcel lies in a portion of the
			 section officially identified by terminology other than aliquot parts, such as
			 government lot, donation land claim, homestead entry survey, townsite, tract,
			 and Indian or military reservation, then also identify that official
			 subdivisional tract and call out the corresponding approximate
			 quarter-quarter(s) based on projections of the aliquot parts. Where the section
			 is incapable of being described by projected aliquot parts, such as the Port
			 Angeles town-site, or elongated sections with excess tiers of government lots,
			 then it is acceptable to provide only the official GLO designation;
(B) Additionally, if appropriate, the lot(s)
			 and block(s) and the name and/or number of the filed or recorded subdivision
			 plat or short plat with the related recording data;
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-060 - Local geodetic control survey standards

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The following standards shall apply to local geodetic control
				surveys:
The datum for the horizontal control network in Washington
				shall be the Washington plane coordinate system as officially adjusted and
				published by the National Geodetic Survey of the United States Department of
				Commerce as established in accordance with chapter 58.20 RCW. All final
				documents, as defined in WAC 196-23-020(1), listing Washington plane coordinate
				system information must comply with RCW  58.20.180 requirements for
				recording.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter 58.24 RCW. 05-13-104,
				  § 332-130-060, filed 6/17/05, effective 7/18/05. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1).
				  91-19-013 (Order 581), § 332-130-060, filed 9/9/91, effective
				  10/10/91; 89-11-028 (Order 561), § 332-130-060, filed 5/11/89;
				  Order 275, § 332-130-060, filed 5/2/77.
Reviser's note:
RCW
				  34.05.395 requires the use of
				  underlining and deletion marks to indicate amendments to existing
				  rules, and deems ineffectual changes not filed by the agency in this
				  manner. The bracketed material in the above section does not appear
				  to conform to the statutory
				  requirement.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-070 - Land boundary survey standards

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The following standards shall apply to land boundary
				surveys:
(1) The accuracy or
			 precision of field work may be determined and reported using either
			 relative accuracy standards or field traverse standards, provided
			 that field work not capable of analysis with field traverse standards
			 must be evaluated using relative accuracy standards and procedures.
			 Final results must meet or exceed the appropriate standards as
			 contained in WAC 332-130-085 or
			 332-130-090.
(2) The datum when using the
			 Washington Plane Coordinate System shall be as officially adjusted
			 and published by the National Geodetic Survey of the United States
			 Department of Commerce as established in accordance with chapter
			 58.20 RCW. The datum tag and the coordinate epoch date shall be
			 reported on all documents prepared which reference the Washington
			 Plane Coordinate System.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter 58.24 RCW. 05-13-104,
				  § 332-130-070, filed 6/17/05, effective 7/18/05. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1).
				  90-06-028 (Order 568), § 332-130-070, filed 3/1/90, effective
				  4/1/90; 89-11-028 (Order 561), § 332-130-070, filed 5/11/89;
				  Order 275, § 332-130-070, filed
				  5/2/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-080 - Relative accuracy-Principles

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The following principles of relative accuracy are provided to
				guide those who may be analyzing their work by these procedures.
(1) Relative accuracy means the theoretical
			 uncertainty in the location of any point or corner relative to other points or
			 corners set, found, reestablished, or established. A standard of relative
			 accuracy can be achieved by using appropriate equipment and implementing field
			 and office procedures that will result in a 95 percent probability of achieving
			 the accuracy required.
(2) In the
			 application of a relative accuracy standard, the surveyor must consider the
			 established land use patterns, land values of and in the vicinity of the
			 surveyed parcel, and the client's intended use of the property. Higher levels
			 of measurement precision are expected to be used in situations necessitating
			 higher accuracy being achieved.
(3)
			 Each land boundary survey analyzed using relative accuracy should contain a
			 statement reporting the relative accuracy achieved and identifying the method
			 of mathematical analysis used in achieving a stated relative
			 accuracy.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1).
				  90-06-028 (Order 568), § 332-130-080, filed 3/1/90, effective
				  4/1/90; 89-11-028 (Order 561), § 332-130-080, filed 5/11/89;
				  Order 275, § 332-130-080, filed
				  5/2/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-085 - Relative accuracy standards for land boundary surveys

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The following standards may be applied to boundary
				surveys utilizing field traverses and shall be applied when
				positioning techniques used in a land boundary survey are not
				amenable to analysis with standards in WAC
				332-130-090.
				Such standards should be considered minimum standards only. Higher
				levels of accuracy are expected to be utilized in areas with higher
				property values or in other situations necessitating higher
				accuracy.
The maximum allowable relative accuracy for positions
				shown on a boundary survey under this standard is 0.07 feet plus 200
				parts per million at the ninety-five percent confidence level, based
				on the distance shown on the map between the two positions being
				tested. It is recognized that in certain circumstances, the size or
				configuration of the surveyed property, or the relief, vegetation, or
				improvements on the surveyed property, can result in survey
				measurements that may cause the maximum allowable relative accuracy
				in the survey to be exceeded. If the maximum allowable relative
				accuracy in the survey is exceeded, the surveyor shall report the
				reasons for exceeding the standard, shall identify those monuments
				whose positions exceed the standard and the amount by which said
				monuments exceed the standard.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-090 - Field traverse standards for land boundary surveys

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The following standards shall apply to field
				traverses used in land boundary surveys. Such standards should be
				considered minimum standards only. Higher levels of precision are
				expected to be utilized in areas with higher property values or in
				other situations necessitating higher accuracy.
(1) Linear closures after azimuth
			 adjustment.
(a) City - central and
			 local business and industrial areas . . . . . . . . . . . .
			 1:10,000
(b) City -
			 residential and subdivision lots . . . . . . . . . . . .
			 1:5,000
(c) Section
			 subdivision, new subdivision boundaries for residential lots and
			 interior monument control . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:5,000
(d) Suburban - residential and
			 subdivision lots . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:5,000
(e) Rural - forest land and
			 cultivated areas . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:5,000
(f) Lambert grid traverses . . . .
			 . . . . . . . . 1:10,000
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-100 - Equipment and procedures

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(1) All land boundary surveys filed
			 or recorded shall contain a statement identifying the type of
			 equipment used, such as 3-second theodolite and electronic distance
			 measuring unit, total station or GNSS receiver, and procedures used,
			 such as field traverse, scanning, photogrammetric survey, GNSS based
			 relative static or real time kinematic survey, or a combination
			 thereof to accomplish the survey shown;
(2) All measuring instruments and
			 equipment shall be maintained in adjustment according to
			 manufacturer's specifications.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 58.24.020. 04-11-019
				  (Order 711), § 332-130-100, filed 5/10/04, effective 6/10/04.
				  Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  58.24.040(1).
				  89-11-028 (Order 561), § 332-130-100, filed
				  5/11/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-110 - Closure and redundancy

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The following standards shall apply to geodetic
				surveys and land boundary surveys.
All land surveys shall contain procedures,
				measurement redundancy, and closure checks sufficient to detect
				errors and blunders and to ensure that the survey standards, chapter
				332-130 WAC have been met.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 58.24.030,
				  58.24.040,
				  58.09.050, and
				  58.17.160. 09-03-084,
				  § 332-130-110, filed 1/20/09, effective
				  7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-130 - Minimum standards for land boundary surveys and geodetic control surveys and guidelines for the preparation of land descriptions › Section 332-130-145 - Topographic elements on maps Requirements

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For the purposes of this section, topographic
				elements consist of information shown on a map which depicts the
				horizontal and vertical positions of natural and/or fabricated
				features and existing terrain surfaces. Usually, contour lines and
				spot elevations are used to depict surface relief, but a variety of
				methods can be used to show changes in terrain.
The following requirements shall apply to maps that
				include topographic elements, prepared by professionals registered
				under chapters 18.43 and 18.210 RCW. Such requirements should be
				considered minimum only. The professional conducting the work will
				determine what precision and accuracy are expected to be utilized for
				topographic mapping services necessitating various levels of
				accuracy.
(1) The following
			 elements must be included on every map that includes topographic
			 elements:
(a) Vertical datum used
			 (such as "assumed," "NAVD 88," "NSRS," "unknown");
(b) North arrow;
(c) Map scale and graphic scale
			 bar;
(d) Legend of
			 symbols used;
(e)
			 Licensee name and contact information;
(f) Seal and signature of
			 licensee.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-020 - Extension procedure

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Requests for extensions under the act shall be in
				writing. Extensions will be granted only by a written extension
				document. Extensions granted under the act shall only be on a
				quarterly (3 month) basis and shall be for 3, 6, 9 or 12 months,
				except as provided in WAC
				332-140-050(2)(c).
				An extension will not be granted for less time than is reasonably
				required, as determined by the department, to remove all of the
				forest products remaining on the sale being
				extended.
Statutory Authority: 1982 c 222 § 8. 82-14-058
				  (Order 380), § 332-140-020, filed
				  7/1/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-030 - New plan of operations required

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A new plan of operations must be filed and approved
				for all window sales on which the purchaser commences operations
				prior to July 15, 1982, before the purchaser commences
				operations.
Statutory Authority: 1982 c 222 § 8. 82-14-058
				  (Order 380), § 332-140-030, filed
				  7/1/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-040 - Extension time credits

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This section implements section 4 of the act.
(1)
Introduction.
"Extension time credit" means the number of calendar days a
			 purchaser receives by engaging in or agreeing to engage in the
			 removal of forest products on a sale which qualifies under subsection
			 (2) below. Extension time credit can be received only for removals
			 engaged in after April 3, 1982. This credit can only be used to
			 extend window sales which exist at the time of the application for an
			 extension of such sale. There are two ways to receive extension time
			 credit. First, a purchaser can "earn" the credit. The extension time
			 credit is "earned" only after the purchaser has satisfactorily
			 engaged in the removals. Second, a purchaser can receive
			 "conditional" credit by agreeing to engage in removals in the
			 future.
(2)
Sales
			 upon which purchaser may earn credit.
The following sales are
			 sales on which the purchaser may earn extension time credit:
(a) All sales auctioned prior to
			 April 3, 1982, but only if and to the extent that the purchaser
			 agrees to and engages in removals and receives a logging release on
			 that sale prior to December 31, 1983.
(b) Sales auctioned on or after
			 April 3, 1982, which, in the prospectus and contract, are identified
			 by the department as sales on which extension time credit may be
			 earned, but only if and to the extent that the purchaser agrees to
			 and engages in removals on that sale prior to the sale's expiration
			 date or December 31, 1983, whichever is sooner. Up to 60% of the
			 number of sales auctioned in 1982 and 1983 may be so designated by
			 the department.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-050 - Paid extension credit

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This section implements section 5 of the act.
(1)
Section 5(1).
(a)
Qualifying sales.
Only window sales which exists as of the date of the
			 application under this subsection qualify for a paid extension credit
			 under section 5(1) of the act.
(b)
Written application.
To qualify for the paid extension credit, an extension
			 agreement, properly executed by the purchaser and surety (if
			 applicable), must be received by the department at least one working
			 day prior to the then current expiration date of the sale on which
			 the purchaser seeks a paid extension credit. No credits will be
			 granted under section 5(1) of the act if the purchaser does not meet
			 the foregoing deadline.
(c)
Amount of paid extension
			 credit.
The amount of the paid extension credit on a sale
			 shall be equal to the total amount of the extension fees paid by the
			 purchaser on that sale after April 3, 1982 by cash or road
			 credits.
(d)
Same
			 sale.
The paid extension credit shall be applied, dollar for
			 dollar, to payments for forest products only on the same sale as the
			 extension fee is paid by the purchaser. The paid extension credit may
			 not be used to pay ARRF charges.
(e)
Length of extensions.
The extensions granted on a sale under section 5(1) of the act
			 shall only be 3, 6, 9 or 12 months in length. The department's
			 authority to grant extensions under section 5(1) of the act expires
			 on December 31, 1984.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-070 - Reinstatement of sales

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This section implements section 7 of the act.
(1)
Qualifying sales.
Section 7 of the act applies to sales on which the operating
			 authority had expired as of April 3, 1982 which otherwise would
			 qualify for extension under sections 4 or 5 of the act or to be
			 defaulted under section 6 of the act. The purpose of section 7 of the
			 act is to allow the purchaser to make a payment to reinstate such a
			 sale and thereby make that sale eligible for relief under sections 4,
			 5, 6 and 9 of the act. A reinstatement payment made under section 7
			 of the act is not considered an extension payment for purposes of
			 section 5 of the act.
(2)
Application for reinstatement.
To reinstate a sale under
			 section 7 of the act, the purchaser must make written application to
			 the department for reinstatement on or before July 14,
			 1982.
(3)
Reinstatement payment.
To be effective, an application
			 for reinstatement under section 7 of the act must be accompanied by a
			 payment equal to the extension payment for that sale computed from
			 the date the sale or a previous extension thereof expired through the
			 date the application is received. The amount of this payment shall be
			 computed as provided in the contract for extensions. The interest
			 limitation of section 9 of the act does not apply to the extension
			 computation under the provisions of section 7 of the act and this
			 section. Road credits under section 6 of the act may not be used to
			 make the reinstatement payments required by section 7 of the
			 act.
Statutory Authority: 1982 c 222 § 8. 82-14-058
				  (Order 380), § 332-140-070, filed
				  7/1/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222) › Chapter 332-140 - Forest Products Industry Recovery Act of 1982 › Section 332-140-090 - Extension interest rate limitation

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This section implements section 9 of the act.
(1) Section 9 of the act applies to
			 extensions on sales which were auctioned on or before December 30,
			 1980, for which extensions are granted after April 3, 1982, but
			 before December 31, 1984. In computing the fees for such extensions,
			 the department shall use the interest rate stated in the contract or
			 13 percent, whichever is less, in computing the interest charge on
			 the unpaid portion of the contract which forms part of the extension
			 fee.
(2) Reinstatement
			 payments made under section 7 of the act are not subject to the
			 interest rate limitation of section 9 of the act.
Statutory Authority: 1982 c 222 § 8. 82-14-058
				  (Order 380), § 332-140-090, filed
				  7/1/82.