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Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part THREE - CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS AND THRESHOLD DETERMINATIONS › Section 140-09-065 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains the
				  rules for deciding whether a proposal has a "probable significant, adverse
				  environmental impact" requiring an environmental impact statement (EIS) to be
				  prepared. This part also contains rules for evaluating the impacts of proposals
				  not requiring an EIS. The corporation adopts the following sections of chapter
				  197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by reference:
WAC
197-11-300
Purpose of this part.
197-11-305
Categorical exemptions.
197-11-310
Threshold determination required.
197-11-315
Environmental checklist.
197-11-330
Threshold determination process.
197-11-335
Additional information.
197-11-340
Determination of nonsignificance (DNS).
197-11-350
Mitigated DNS.
197-11-360
Determination of significance (DS)/initiation of
								scoping.
197-11-390
Effect of threshold determination.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-065,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-065, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part FOUR - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (EIS) › Section 140-09-110 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains the
				  rules for preparing environmental impact statements. The corporation adopts the
				  following sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by
				  reference:
WAC
197-11-400
Purpose of EIS.
197-11-402
General requirements.
197-11-405
EIS types.
197-11-406
EIS timing.
197-11-408
Scoping.
197-11-410
Expanded scoping. (Optional)
197-11-420
EIS preparation.
197-11-425
Style and size.
197-11-430
Format.
197-11-435
Cover letter or memo.
197-11-440
EIS contents.
197-11-442
Contents of EIS on nonproject proposals.
197-11-443
EIS contents when prior nonproject EIS.
197-11-444
Elements of the environment.
197-11-448
Relationship of EIS to other considerations.
197-11-450
Cost-benefit analysis.
197-11-455
Issuance of DEIS.
197-11-460
Issuance of FEIS.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-110,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-110, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part FIVE - COMMENTING › Section 140-09-128 - Adoption by reference

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This part contains rules for consulting,
				  commenting, and responding on all environmental documents under SEPA, including
				  rules for public notice and hearings. The corporation adopts the following
				  sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by
				  reference:
WAC
197-11-500
Purpose of this part.
197-11-502
Inviting comment.
197-11-508
SEPA register.
197-11-510
Public notice.
197-11-535
Public hearings and meetings.
197-11-545
Effect of no comment.
197-11-550
Specificity of comments.
197-11-560
FEIS response to comments.
197-11-570
Consulted agency costs to assist lead
								agency.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-128,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-128, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part FIVE - COMMENTING › Section 140-09-129 - Availability and cost of environmental documents

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(1) SEPA documents required by the SEPA rules
				shall be retained by the corporation and made available in accordance with
				chapter
				42.56 RCW.
(2) The corporation shall make copies of any
				environmental document available in accordance with
				chapter
				42.56 RCW, charging only
				those costs allowed plus mailing costs. However, no charge shall be levied for
				circulation of documents to other agencies as required by these
				rules.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-129,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part FIVE - COMMENTING › Section 140-09-130 - Public notice

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(1) Whenever the
				SEPA rules require notice to be given under WAC [197-11-510] the corporation
				shall give public notice as follows:
(a)
				Posting the property, for site-specific proposals; and
(b) Publishing notice in a newspaper of
				general circulation in the county, city, or general area where the proposal is
				located (e.g., The Seattle Times or the Seattle Post-Intellegencer).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part FIVE - COMMENTING › Section 140-09-140 - Designation of official to perform consulted agency responsibilities for the corporation

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The president of the corporation, or his or her
				  designee, shall be responsible for coordinating, receiving, and reviewing
				  comments and requests for information from agencies regarding threshold
				  determinations, scoping, EISs, and supplemental EISs.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-140,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-140, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part SIX - USING EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS › Section 140-09-150 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains rules
				  for using and supplementing existing environmental documents prepared under
				  SEPA or National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for the corporation's own
				  environmental compliance. The corporation adopts the following sections of
				  chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by reference:
WAC
197-11-600
When to use existing environmental
								documents.
197-11-610
Use of NEPA documents.
197-11-620
Supplemental environmental impact
								statement-Procedures.
197-11-625
Addenda-Procedures.
197-11-630
Adoption-Procedures.
197-11-635
Incorporation by reference-Procedures.
197-11-640
Combining documents.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-150,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-150, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part SEVEN - SEPA AND AGENCY DECISIONS › Section 140-09-155 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains rules
				  (and policies) for SEPA's substantive authority, such as decisions to mitigate
				  or reject proposals as a result of SEPA. This part also contains procedures for
				  appealing SEPA determinations to agencies or the courts. The corporation adopts
				  the following sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code
				  by reference:
WAC
197-11-650
Purpose of this part.
197-11-655
Implementation.
197-11-660
Substantive authority and mitigation.
197-11-680
Appeals.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-155,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-155, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part SEVEN - SEPA AND AGENCY DECISIONS › Section 140-09-160 - Substantive authority

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(1) The policies and
				goals set forth in this chapter are supplementary to those in the existing
				authorization of the Washington state convention and trade center.
(2) The corporation may attach conditions to
				a permit or approval for a proposal so long as:
(a) Such conditions are necessary to mitigate
				specific probable adverse environmental impacts identified in environmental
				documents prepared pursuant to this ordinance; and
(b) Such conditions are in writing;
				and
(c) The mitigation measures
				included in such conditions are reasonable and capable of being accomplished;
				and
(d) The corporation has
				considered whether other local, state, or federal mitigation measures applied
				to the proposal are sufficient to mitigate the identified impacts;
				and
(e) Such conditions are based
				on one or more policies in subsection (4) of this section and cited in the
				license or other decision document.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part SEVEN - SEPA AND AGENCY DECISIONS › Section 140-09-170 - No administrative appeal

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There is no administrative appeal of any
				  corporation determination relating to SEPA. Any appeal must be a judicial
				  appeal under WAC
				  197-11-680(4).
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-170,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part SEVEN - SEPA AND AGENCY DECISIONS › Section 140-09-173 - Notice/statute of limitations

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(1) The corporation,
				applicant for, or proponent of an action may publish a notice of action
				pursuant to
				RCW   43.21C.080 for any action.
(2) The form of the notice shall be
				substantially in the form provided in WAC
				197-11-990. The notice shall be
				published by the corporation, applicant or proponent pursuant to
				RCW   43.21C.080.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-173, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part EIGHT - DEFINITIONS › Section 140-09-175 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains
				  uniform usage and definitions of terms under SEPA. The corporation adopts the
				  following sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by
				  reference, as supplemented by WAC
				  140-09-030:
WAC
197-11-700
Definitions.
197-11-702
Act.
197-11-704
Action.
197-11-706
Addendum.
197-11-708
Adoption.
197-11-710
Affected tribe.
197-11-712
Affecting.
197-11-714
Agency.
197-11-716
Applicant.
197-11-718
Built environment.
197-11-720
Categorical exemption.
197-11-721
Closed record appeal.
197-11-722
Consolidated appeal.
197-11-724
Consulted agency.
197-11-726
Cost-benefit analysis.
197-11-728
County/city.
197-11-730
Decision maker.
197-11-732
Department.
197-11-734
Determination of nonsignificance (DNS).
197-11-736
Determination of significance (DS).
197-11-738
EIS.
197-11-740
Environment.
197-11-742
Environmental checklist.
197-11-744
Environmental document.
197-11-746
Environmental review.
197-11-750
Expanded scoping.
197-11-752
Impacts.
197-11-754
Incorporation by reference.
197-11-756
Lands covered by water.
197-11-758
Lead agency.
197-11-760
License.
197-11-762
Local agency.
197-11-764
Major action.
197-11-766
Mitigated DNS.
197-11-768
Mitigation.
197-11-770
Natural environment.
197-11-772
NEPA.
197-11-774
Nonproject.
197-11-775
Open record hearing.
197-11-776
Phased review.
197-11-778
Preparation.
197-11-780
Private project.
197-11-782
Probable.
197-11-784
Proposal.
197-11-786
Reasonable alternative.
197-11-788
Responsible official.
197-11-790
SEPA.
197-11-792
Scope.
197-11-793
Scoping.
197-11-794
Significant.
197-11-796
State agency.
197-11-797
Threshold determination.
197-11-799
Underlying governmental action.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-175,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-175, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part NINE - CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS › Section 140-09-180 - Adoption by reference

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The corporation adopts by reference the
				  following rules for categorical exemptions from chapter 197-11 of the
				  Washington Administrative Code:
WAC
197-11-800
Categorical exemptions.
197-11-810
Exemptions and nonexemptions applicable to specific
								state agencies.
197-11-820
Department of licensing.
197-11-825
Department of labor and industries.
197-11-830
Department of natural resources.
197-11-835
Department of fisheries.
197-11-840
Department of game.
197-11-845
Department of social and health services.
197-11-850
Department of agriculture.
197-11-855
Department of ecology.
197-11-860
Department of transportation.
197-11-865
Utilities and transportation commission.
197-11-870
Department of commerce and economic
								development.
197-11-875
Other agencies.
197-11-880
Emergencies.
197-11-890
Petitioning DOE to change exemptions.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-180,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-180, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part NINE - CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS › Section 140-09-182 - Corporation compliance with flexible thresholds

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The corporation will use
				  the flexible thresholds established by the city of Seattle.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-182,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part NINE - CATEGORICAL EXEMPTIONS › Section 140-09-183 - Emergencies

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Actions that must be undertaken immediately or
				  within a time too short to allow full compliance with these rules, to avoid an
				  imminent threat to public health or safety, to prevent an imminent danger to
				  public or private property, or to prevent an imminent threat of serious
				  environmental degradation, shall be exempt from the procedural requirements of
				  this chapter. Such actions include, but are not limited to, the
				  following:
(1) Emergency pollution
				control actions responding to accidental discharges, leaks or spills into the
				air, water, or land.
(2)
				Implementation of a change in waste disposal procedures caused by unanticipated
				changes in waste sources which are in compliance with federal and state
				regulations and standards.
(3)
				Cleanup or decontamination of the corporation's facilities or equipment
				accidentally exposed or contaminated, to permit maintenance, repair or
				relocation, when procedures followed are in accordance with federal or state
				guidelines, recommendations, or standards.
(4) Emergency actions implemented to reduce
				an imminent hazard to the public health or safety resulting from structural
				failure, accidental or intentional acts or omissions, equipment malfunction,
				human error or natural event.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-183,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part TEN - AGENCY COMPLIANCE › Section 140-09-185 - Purpose of this part and adoption by reference

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This part contains rules
				  for agency compliance with SEPA, including rules for charging fees under the
				  SEPA process, listing agencies with environmental expertise, selecting the lead
				  agencies with environmental expertise, selecting the lead agency, and applying
				  these rules to current agency activities. The corporation adopts the following
				  sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by
				  reference:
WAC
197-11-900
Purpose of this part.
197-11-902
Agency SEPA policies.
197-11-904
Agency SEPA procedures.
197-11-906
Content and consistency of agency
								procedures.
197-11-910
Designation of responsible official.
197-11-912
Procedures of consulted agencies.
197-11-914
SEPA fees and costs.
197-11-916
Application to ongoing actions.
197-11-920
Agencies with environmental expertise.
197-11-922
Lead agency rules.
197-11-924
Determining the lead agency.
197-11-926
Lead agency for governmental proposals.
197-11-928
Lead agency for public and private
								proposals.
197-11-930
Lead agency for private projects with one agency
								with jurisdiction.
197-11-932
Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses
								from more than one agency, when one of the agencies is a county/city.
197-11-934
Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses
								from a local agency, not a county/city, and one or more state agencies.
197-11-936
Lead agency for private projects requiring licenses
								from more than one state agency.
197-11-938
Lead agencies for specific proposals.
197-11-940
Transfer of lead agency status to a state
								agency.
197-11-942
Agreements on lead agency status.
197-11-944
Agreements on division of lead agency
								duties.
197-11-946
DOE resolution of lead agency disputes.
197-11-948
Assumption of lead agency status.
197-11-950
Severability.
197-11-955
Effective date.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-185,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-185, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part TEN - AGENCY COMPLIANCE › Section 140-09-220 - Severability

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If any provision of this chapter or its
				  application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of
				  this chapter, or the application of the provision to other persons or
				  circumstances, shall not be affected.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-220, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-09 - Washington state convention and trade center-SEPA guidelines › Part ELEVEN - FORMS › Section 140-09-230 - Adoption by reference

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The corporation adopts the following forms and
				  sections of chapter 197-11 of the Washington Administrative Code by
				  reference:
WAC
197-11-960
Environmental checklist.
197-11-965
Adoption notice.
197-11-970
Determination of nonsignificance (DNS).
197-11-980
Determination of significance and scoping notice
								(DS).
197-11-985
Notice of assumption of lead agency status.
197-11-990
Notice of action.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW 43.21C.120. 08-13-015, §
											140-09-230,
					 filed 6/6/08, effective 7/7/08. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 43.21C RCW. 85-03-004
					 (Order 3, Resolution No. 103), §
											140-09-230, filed
					 1/3/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-010 - Nature and purpose of Washington state convention and trade center

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The Washington state convention and trade
				center, hereinafter referred to as the corporation, has been established
				pursuant to chapter 34, Laws of 1982, to acquire, design, construct, maintain,
				operate, promote and manage a state convention and trade center. The
				corporation is a public nonprofit corporation formed in the same manner as a
				private nonprofit corporation is formed under
				chapter
				24.03 RCW. The corporation
				is an instrumentality of the state, and has all the powers, and is subject to
				the same restrictions as are permitted or prescribed to private nonprofit
				corporations, but may exercise those powers only for carrying out the purposes
				of chapter 34, Laws of 1982, and those purposes necessarily implied
				therefrom.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-010, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-020 - Corporation organization

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(1) The corporation
			 is governed by a board of nine directors appointed by the governor. The
			 directors serve terms of six years, except that two of the the original
			 directors serve for two years and two of the original directors serve for four
			 years.
(2) The organization and
			 methods of operation of the corporation are established in the corporation's
			 articles of incorporation, and in bylaws adopted by the board of
			 directors.
(3) The administrative
			 head of the corporation is the administrator of the Washington state convention
			 and trade center, who is appointed by, and is responsible to, the board of
			 directors.
(4) The principal office
			 of the corporation shall be at Seattle, Washington, and shall be open each day
			 for the transaction of business from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Saturdays, Sundays
			 and legal holidays excepted).
Submissions, requests and communications to
				the corporation shall be sent or made to the Administrator, Washington State
				Convention and Trade Center, 720 Olive Way, Suite 1520, Seattle, Washington
				98101.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-020, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-030 - Purpose of rules

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The purpose of WAC
				140-12-040 through
				140-12-110 is to ensure
				compliance by the Washington state convention and trade center, hereinafter
				referred to as the corporation, including its officers and employees, with the
				applicable provisions of chapter 42.17 RCW, and in particular with RCW   42.17.250 through 42.17.320, dealing with public records.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-030, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-040 - Public records available

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All public records of the corporation, as
				defined in
				RCW   42.17.020(26), are deemed to
				be available except as provided by the applicable provisions of chapter 42.17 RCW.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-040, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-050 - Public records officer

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The corporation's public records shall be the
				responsibility of the administrator of the corporation. The administrator shall
				be responsible for the implementation of these rules regarding release of
				public records and coordination and compliance by staff with the applicable
				provisions of chapter 42.17 RCW.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-050, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-060 - Request for public records

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Public records may be inspected or copies of
				such records may be obtained by members of the public upon compliance with the
				following procedures:
(1) A request
			 shall be made in writing upon a form in substantial compliance with the
			 provisions of WAC
			 140-12-070. The form shall be
			 available at the corporation's office and shall be presented to the
			 administrator or to any member of the office staff. The request shall include
			 the following information:
(a) The name of the
			 person requesting the record;
(b)
			 The time of day and calendar date on which the request was made;
(c) The nature of the request; and
(d) An appropriate description of the matter
			 requested.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-070 - Adoption of form

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The corporation hereby adopts the following form
				for use by all persons requesting inspection and/or copies of public
				records:
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Name of Applicant
. . . . . . . . . . . . ,
Mailing Address of Applicant
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Phone Number
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Date Request Made at Washington State Convention and
							 Trade Center
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Time of Day of
Request Made
Nature of Request: . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Description of Record Requested: . . . . . . . . . .
							 ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Said Records Have Not Been Requested to Provide
							 Access to Lists of Individuals for Commercial Purposes.
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Signature
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Signature (please print)
Request: Approved
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Date
By . . . . . . . . . . ..
Denied Date: . . . . . . . . . . ..
Reasons for Denial: . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Referred to . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Date
By . . . . . . . . . . ..
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-070, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-080 - Copying fees

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No fees are to be charged for inspection of
				public records. The corporation will charge a fee not to exceed twenty-five
				cents per page of copy for use of the corporation's copy equipment in cases
				where no significant staff time is taken up with the request.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-080, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-090 - Review of denials

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(1) Any person who
			 objects to the denial of a request for a public record may petition for prompt
			 review of such decision by submitting a written request for review to the
			 administrator. The written request shall specifically refer to the written
			 statement by the staff member which constituted or accompanied the
			 denial.
(2) Immediately upon
			 receipt of a written request for review of a decision denying a public record,
			 the written request for review shall be referred to the administrator. The
			 administrator or his or her designee shall consider the matter and either
			 affirm or reverse such denial. The request shall be returned with a final
			 decision within two business days of the date of filing of the request for
			 review.
(3) Administrative remedies
			 shall not be considered exhausted until the agency has returned the request for
			 review with a decision or until the close of the second business day following
			 date of filing the request for review, whichever occurs first.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-090, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-100 - Protection of public records

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Requests for public records shall be made in
				the office of the corporation. Such records shall not be removed from the place
				designated for their inspection. Copies shall be made in the office or, if
				copying facilities are not available, the office will arrange to have copies
				made subject to the provisions of WAC
				140-12-070.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-100, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 140 - Convention and Trade Center › Chapter 140-12 - General procedures › Section 140-12-110 - Index of records not maintained

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The corporation does not maintain the
				current index of records specified in
				RCW   42.17.260(2). The
				corporation has determined, pursuant to
				RCW   42.17.260(3), that
				compliance with
				RCW   42.17.260(2) would unduly
				burden the corporation because there are a very large number and variety of
				documents involved in planning and constructing the state convention and trade
				center which would have to be indexed under
				RCW   42.17.260(2), and because
				the corporation has only a limited permanent staff. The corporation shall make
				available for public inspection and copying all indexes maintained by the
				corporation for its use.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 83-06-035
				  (Order 2, Resolution No. 10), §
										140-12-110, filed
				  2/28/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-01001 - Declaration of purpose

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To effectuate the purposes of RCW    15.44.080 as last amended by chapter 41, Laws of 1973 1st ex. sess., the Washington state dairy products commission hereby adopts certain definitions and prescribes the rate of assessment on milk and collection forms pursuant to the provisions of chapter 15.44 RCW effective August 1, 1973.
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-01001, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-015 - Definitions

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(1)
Class I milk:
Class I milk shall be all skim milk and butterfat disposed of in the form of fluid milk product as defined by the standards of the federal government heretofore adopted in the order regulating handling of milk in the Puget Sound, Washington, marketing area, (Order 125, as amended).
(2)
Fluid milk product:
Fluid milk product is fluid milk product as defined by the standards of the federal government heretofore adopted in the said order regulating handling of milk in Puget Sound, Washington, marketing area. (Order 125 as amended.)
(3)
Market order:
Market order is an order regulating the handling of milk in a marketing area promulgated pursuant to Public Act No. 10, 73rd Congress, as amended and as reenacted and amended by the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937 as amended (48 Stat 31, as amended,  7 U.S.C. 601, et seq.).
(4)
Class I price:
Class I price is that price per hundredweight defined as the class I price per hundredweight by the standards of the federal government heretofore adopted by the order regulating the handling of milk in the Puget Sound, Washington, marketing area. (Order 125 as amended.)
(5)
3.5% Butterfat milk:
3.5% butterfat milk is 3.5 percent milk as defined by the standards of the federal government heretofore adopted by the said order regulating the handling of milk in the Puget Sound, Washington marketing area. (Order 125 as amended.)
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-015, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-02001 - Change in definitions

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In the event that the standards and definitions of the federal government as adopted in the said Order No. 125 regulating the handling of milk in the Puget Sound, Washington marketing area as amended are subsequently changed by the federal government with a resulting change in the foregoing definitions, the changed standards or definitions are incorporated herewith and made a part of this regulation unless and until such time as the Washington state dairy products commission changes the definition or definitions by formal amendment to this regulation.
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-02001, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-025 - Rate of assessment

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The assessment per hundredweight upon all milk produced in the state of Washington effective July 16, 1973, shall be six tenths of one percent (0.6%) of the Class I price for 3.5% butterfat milk as established in the Puget Sound marketing area pursuant to a market order regulating the handling of milk in that area.
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-025, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-026 - Assessment rate on Class I and Class II milk

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The assessment as set forth in RCW    15.44.085 which is levied on every hundredweight of Class I or Class II milk sold by a dealer, including any milk sold by a producer who acts as a dealer, is hereby increased from three-fourths of one cent per hundredweight to one cent per hundredweight.
Statutory Authority: RCW 15.44.085. 92-15-080, §
										142-12-026, filed 7/16/92, effective 9/1/92; 78-11-025 (Order 78-1), §
										142-12-026, filed 10/16/78, effective 1/1/79.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-030 - Monthly assessment report described

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The printed form on which returns are to be made under oath to the commission, as required by RCW    15.44.110, shall be known as "monthly assessment report," shall be prepared, signed, and submitted to the commission by each dealer, shipper, handler, producer handler, processor, manufacturer, and distributor not later than the 20th day of the succeeding month for the previous month's volume of milk handled, and shall contain the following information:
(1) Name and address of dealer, shipper, handler, producer handler, processor, manufacturer or distributor.
(2) Assessment rate applicable to fluid milk as provided in WAC 16-145-025. Total amount of producer milk purchased, handled or distributed.
(3) Period for which report is submitted.
(4) Total amount of assessment collected and forwarded to the commission.
(5) Certification by dealer, handler, producer handler, distributor or other person preparing the form.
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-030, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-12 - Dairy products - Milk assessment regulations › Section 142-12-035 - Source of monthly assessment report

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Supplies of the monthly assessment report form shall be furnished without charge by the commission.
Order 1-73, §
										142-12-035, filed 6/15/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-01001 - Declaration of purpose

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To effectuate the purposes of RCW    15.44.027 as amended by chapter 44, Laws of 1975, 44th Legislature, regular session, the Washington state dairy products commission hereby establishes commission districts and boundaries as follows.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-01001, filed 4/19/76.
Reviser's note:
In WAC 142-20-01001, RCW    15.44.027 is a new section enacted as section 7, chapter 136, Laws of 1975 1st ex. sess. and has not been amended.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-020 - District I

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District I shall include the counties of Adams, Asotin, Columbia, Ferry, Garfield, Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, and Whitman.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-020, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-030 - District II

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District II shall include the counties of Benton, Chelan, Douglas, Franklin, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, Walla Walla, and Yakima.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-030, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-040 - District III

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District III shall include the northern portion of Whatcom County lying north of the western terminus of the Birch Bay-Lynden Road continuing east on that road to its intersection with Kok Road to Front Street in the city of Lynden, then east northeast to the Hannegan Road, thence southeast on Hannegan Road to Polinder Road, continuing east on Polinder Road, due east across the Nooksack River to Timon Road, then due east to Tom Road and continuing east on the north city limit of the town of Nooksack to Sorenson Road, and then due east along the section lines to the eastern border of Whatcom County.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-040, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-050 - District IV

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District IV shall include that portion of Whatcom County lying south of the southern boundary of District III, and that portion of Skagit County north of a boundary established by the western terminus of State Highway 536 (Memorial Highway) continuing east on that road to its intersection with Freeway Drive in the city of Mount Vernon; then north approximately one mile on Freeway Drive to the intersection of State Highway 538 (College Way) then east to that point where College Way intersects State Highway 9, then north along State Highway 9 to the intersection of State Highway 20, and then in an easterly and northeasterly direction along Highway 20 to the Whatcom County border.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-050, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-060 - District V

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District V shall include the counties of Clallam, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Mason, Pierce, and Thurston.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-060, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-070 - District VI

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District VI shall include the counties of Island, San Juan, Snohomish, and those portions of Skagit County south of the southern boundary of District IV.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-070, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-20 - Commission districts and boundaries › Section 142-20-080 - District VII

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District VII shall include the counties of Clark, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, Skamania, and Wahkiakum.
Order 1-76, §
										142-20-080, filed 4/19/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-30 - Assessment on milk › Section 142-30-010 - Assessment on milk produced in the state

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To effectuate the purposes of chapter 15.44 RCW there is
				hereby levied upon all milk produced in this state an assessment of:
(1) 0.75 percent of the Class I price for
			 3.5% butterfat milk, as established in any market area by a market order in
			 effect in that area or by the state department of agriculture in case there is
			 no market order for that area; or
(2) While the Federal Dairy and Tobacco
			 Adjustment Act of 1983, Title I, Subtitle B-Dairy Promotion Program, is in
			 effect: An assessment rate not to exceed the rate approved at the most recent
			 referendum that would achieve a ten cent per hundredweight credit to local,
			 state or regional promotion organizations provided by Title I, Subtitle B of
			 the Federal Dairy and Tobacco Adjustment Act of 1983.
Statutory Authority: RCW    15.44.060, 15.44.130, 15.44.080(2). 07-23-095, §
										142-30-010, filed 11/20/07, effective 1/1/08. Statutory Authority: RCW    15.44.060(1), 15.44.130, 15.44.080. 01-21-054, §
										142-30-010, filed 10/16/01, effective 1/1/02. Statutory Authority: RCW    15.44.130. 85-15-003 (Order 85-4), §
										142-30-010, filed 7/5/85. Statutory Authority: Chapter 15.44 RCW. 83-08-019 (Order 83-2), §
										142-30-010, filed 3/29/83; Order 2-76, § 142-30-10 (codified as WAC 142-30-010), filed 11/15/76, effective 1/1/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-40 - Promotional hosting › Section 142-40-010 - Purpose

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Section 1, chapter 26, Laws of 1985 (RCW     15.04.200)  enacted
				under the authority of Article VIII of the Washington state Constitution as
				amended, authorized the expenditure of agricultural commodity commission
				assessments for agricultural development or trade promotion and promotional
				hosting and provides that agricultural commodity commissions shall adopt rules
				governing promotional hosting expenditures by agricultural commodity commission
				employees, agents, or commissioners.
The purpose of these rules is to set forth the parameters
				governing promotional hosting, travel, and meal expenditures for the Washington
				dairy products commission.
Statutory Authority: RCW    15.04.200. 92-14-035, §
										142-40-010, filed 6/24/92, effective 7/25/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-40 - Promotional hosting › Section 142-40-020 - Definitions

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The definitions in this section apply throughout the chapter
				unless the context clearly requires otherwise.
"Commission" means the Washington dairy products
				commission.
"GSA" means the general services administration, an independent
				agency of the United States government.
"Hosting" may include providing meals, refreshments, lodging,
				transportation, gifts of a nominal value, reasonable and customary
				entertainment and normal incidental expenses at meetings or gatherings.
"Promotional hosting" means the hosting of individuals or
				groups of individuals at meetings, meals, events, tours, or other gatherings
				for the purpose of agricultural development, trade promotion, cultivating trade
				relations, or in the aid of the marketing, advertising, or sale of Washington
				dairy products.
"SAAM" means the state administrative and accounting
				manual.
Statutory Authority: RCW    15.04.200. 92-14-035, §
										142-40-020, filed 6/24/92, effective 7/25/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-40 - Promotional hosting › Section 142-40-030 - Promotional hosting

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The implementation of the rules governing promotional hosting
				expenditures for the Washington dairy products commission shall be as
				follows:
(1) Budget approval.
			 Commission expenditures for agricultural development, trade promotion, and
			 promotional hosting shall be pursuant to specific budget items in the
			 commission's annual budget as approved by the commission and the
			 director.
(2) Officials and agents
			 authorized to make expenditures. The following officials and agents are
			 authorized to make expenditures for agricultural development, trade promotion,
			 and promotional hosting in accordance with the provisions of these rules:
(a) Commissioners;
(b) Administrators;
(c) Executive management staff.
Individual commissioners shall make promotional hosting
				expenditures, or seek reimbursements for those expenditures, only in those
				instances where the expenditures have been approved by the commission.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 142 - Dairy Products Commission › Chapter 142-40 - Promotional hosting › Section 142-40-040 - Travel

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(1) Except as provided in subsections (7) and
			 (8) of this section, all overnight or out-of-state travel by commissioners and
			 by commission staff must be approved in accordance with commission policy in
			 advance of departure to be eligible for travel expense reimbursement.
(2) All travel expenses must be within the
			 preapproved budget limits as provided for in WAC 142-40-030(1).
(3) Reimbursement for transportation expenses
			 shall be at actual cost subject to the following limitations:
(a) If an employee chooses not to use the
			 state's travel services, travel must be booked at the lowest commercially
			 reasonable cost and exclude any fees due to personal preference or convenience
			 not necessary or critical to commission business.
(b) If an employee chooses not to use the
			 state's travel services, coach airfare will be reimbursed with the expectation
			 that the lowest commercially reasonable fare is found.
(c) If a commissioner or commission employee
			 uses his or her automobile for transportation, mileage shall be reimbursed at
			 the current rate set by the GSA for business travel.
(d) Car rentals up to full-size cars and
			 related fuel expenses. Larger or different types of vehicles require prior
			 approval.
(e) Other transport,
			 including public transit, taxi, and rideshare services, related to commission
			 business travel shall be reimbursed.
(f) Customary tips for transport and meals
			 shall be reimbursed in accordance with commission policy.