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Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-020 - Definitions

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When used in this chapter the following words and phrases shall
			have the meanings designated in this section:
"Commission" means the Washington state parks and recreation
			commission.
"Director" means the director of the Washington state parks and
			recreation commission or the director's designee.
"Site" means a designated area and the fixtures and
			improvements thereon or nearby provided to people traveling the water trail for
			their overnight stays ashore.
"Water trail program funds" means the funds deposited in the
			water trail program account administered by the Washington state parks and
			recreation commission pursuant to this chapter and chapter 43.51 RCW.
"Water trail system" means a network of designated water trail
			sites strategically located for the convenience, and use of holders of water
			trail permits when traveling from site to site.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-020, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-030 - Water trail program funds

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Water trail program funds may be used by the commission solely
			for water trail program purposes, including, but not limited to, grants for
			planning, acquisition, development, maintenance, operation and administration
			of a water trail program and a water trail system of sites and water trail
			access and launching areas and facilities, such as sanitary facilities, trails,
			camping areas, and equipment, and for enforcement, education and information
			programs. Sites for which water trail program funds are used shall be open to
			holders of a water trail permit.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-030, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-040 - Funding priorities

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The unranked priorities for the water trail program grant funds
			are:
(1) Administering a water trail
		  program which includes safety education and trail information;
(2) Incorporating public land holdings into
		  the water trail system, with emphasis on reducing distances between sites and
		  providing alternate routes through scenic areas;
(3) Developing sites that minimize the
		  potential for conflict with other users of public lands;
(4) Developing, in cooperation with public
		  and private entities, programs, regulations, site improvements, and equipment
		  that minimize maintenance costs and reduce impacts of trail use on sites and
		  adjacent areas;
(5) Acquiring new
		  sites for the water trail system;
(6) Conducting studies of the interaction of
		  the trail system, its users, and the public to guide future development of the
		  trail system;
(7) Supporting
		  special water trail programs; and
(8) Other water trail program needs as may be
		  determined by the commission.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-040, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-050 - Eligibility

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Any municipal corporation, public agency, or tribe in the state
			of Washington is eligible to apply for grants of water trail program funds to
			support up to one hundred percent of the cost of the water trail
			programs.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-050, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-060 - Application process

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Applicants for water trail program grant funds must:
(1) Complete an application form and timely
		  file it with the commission.
(2)
		  File documentation of permission to conduct the proposed program from all
		  owners of land on which the program is to occur.
(3) Comply with applicable laws and
		  ordinances.
(4) Agree to:
(a) File an annual report with the commission
		  on the funded program by January 15 following receipt of the program
		  funds;
(b) Return, or replace in
		  kind, to the commission, any losses of grant funds, if due to the action of a
		  recipient of funds, or unspent grant funds if a program is not completed in a
		  timely manner or is canceled;
(c)
		  Execute a grant contract with the commission for the program to be funded;
		  and
(d) Fulfill all obligations of
		  the grant contract.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-070 - Grant selection

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The selection process which will be used by the commission in
			the review and disbursement of water trail grant funds is as follows:
(1) Applications will be reviewed by state
		  parks staff to determine eligibility and consistency with the requirements of
		  this chapter.
(2) The director will
		  receive and consider the recommendations of the water trails advisory committee
		  and will present final recommendations to the commission.
(3) The commission retains the authority and
		  responsibility to make the final decision concerning the grant of
		  funds.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-070, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-080 - Disbursement of funds

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The commission may disburse funds for approved water trail
			programs either:
(1) After submittal
		  of a billing indicating satisfactory compliance with contractual obligations;
		  or
(2) In the case of municipal
		  corporations or other public agencies, in advance payment upon written request
		  to and approval by the director.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-080, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-090 - Accountability

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Recipients of water trail program funds shall maintain accurate
			accounting records on the expenditure of funds, provide the commission with
			these records upon request, and permit the commission to audit the use of the
			funds.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-090, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-100 - Water trail permit - Issuance

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Permits will be issued on a calendar year basis by the
			commission or its designee upon payment of the permit fee as published by state
			parks. A valid permit entitles the holder to the use of all designated water
			trail sites that are open for public use.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and [43.51.]060.
			  95-22-067, §
										352-68-100, filed 10/30/95,
			  effective 1/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-100, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-110 - Water trail permit - Inspection

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Any person using a designated water trail site shall carry the
			water trail permit and make it available for inspection when requested by an
			authorized agent. A violation of this section shall constitute a civil
			infraction as provided in RCW 43.51.454.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-110, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-120 - Water trail use regulations

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Guidelines for use of water trails shall be distributed with
			the water trail permit. Use of commission owned or commission administered
			sites shall be subject to all applicable public use regulations of the
			commission.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-120, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-68 - Water trail programs › Section 352-68-130 - Severability

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Should any section of the foregoing regulations be found
			invalid, the remainder of the regulations shall remain in full force and
			effect.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.440. 94-23-009, §
										352-68-130, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 12/4/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-010 - What is the state boating accident reporting program?

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The state boating accident reporting program sets out the
			procedures, established under
			RCW
			 79A.60.200, boat operators must use to report
			pertinent boating accident information to the law enforcement agency having
			jurisdiction where an accident occurs. Through this program, all reports of
			boating accidents are forwarded to the Washington state parks and recreation
			commission for the confidential use of government agencies for analysis and
			development of accident prevention programs or as otherwise permitted by
			RCW
			 79A.60.210. The state boating accident
			reporting program is consistent with the regulations administered by the United
			States Coast Guard.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.310(4). 01-02-021,
			  §
										352-70-010, filed 12/21/00,
			  effective 1/21/01. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.400. 93-20-018, §
										352-70-010, filed 9/24/93,
			  effective 10/24/93; 84-01-060 (Order 73), §
										352-70-010, filed
			  12/19/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-020 - What words and phrases are used in the state boating accident reporting program?

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Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the definitions
			in this section apply throughout this chapter.
(1) "Commission" means the Washington state
		  parks and recreation commission.
(2) "Operator" means an individual who
		  steers, directs, or otherwise has control of a vessel that is underway or
		  exercises actual authority to control the person at the helm.
(3) "Owner" means a person who has a lawful
		  right to possession of a vessel by purchase, exchange, gift, lease,
		  inheritance, or legal action whether or not the vessel is subject to a security
		  interest.
(4) "Use" means operate,
		  navigate, or employ.
(5) "Vessel"
		  means every watercraft used or capable of being used as a means of
		  transportation on the water, other than a seaplane. However, it does not
		  include inner tubes, air mattresses, and small rafts or flotation devices or
		  toys customarily used by swimmers.
(6) "Waters of Washington state" means any
		  waters within the territorial limits of Washington state.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW,
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070 and chapter 79A.60
			  RCW. 08-24-004, §
										352-70-020, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.310(4). 01-02-021,
			  §
										352-70-020, filed 12/21/00,
			  effective 1/21/01. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.400. 93-20-018, §
										352-70-020, filed 9/24/93,
			  effective 10/24/93; 84-01-060 (Order 73), §
										352-70-020, filed
			  12/19/83.
Reviser's note:
The permanent filing 08-24-004
			  contained no amendments to this
			  section.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-030 - Which vessels are subject to the state boating accident reporting program?

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(1) The
		  requirements for reporting boating accidents apply to each vessel used on the
		  waters of Washington state that:
(a) Is used
		  by its operator for recreational purposes; or
(b) Is required to register in accordance
		  with chapter 88.02
		  RCW.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-035 - Who is required to submit a boating accident report and under what conditions?

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(1) The
		  operator of the vessel must submit a boating accident report when the vessel or
		  its equipment is involved in an occurrence that results in any of the
		  conditions found in subsection (3) of this section.
(2) When the operator of the vessel cannot
		  submit the boating accident report required by this section, the owner shall
		  submit the report, and, if the owner cannot submit the report, the law
		  enforcement agency that has jurisdiction where the accident occurred shall
		  submit the report on behalf of the owner.
(3) A boating accident report is required to
		  be submitted as specified in subsections (1) and (2) of this section whenever
		  any of the following conditions involving a vessel or its equipment has
		  occurred:
(a) A person dies;
(b) A person is injured and requires medical
		  treatment beyond first aid;
(c)
		  Damage to vessels and other property totals two thousand dollars or
		  more;
(d) A vessel is a complete
		  loss; or
(e) A person disappears
		  from the vessel under circumstances that indicate death or injury.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-040 - How does the operator of a vessel report a boating accident?

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The operator of a vessel involved in a boating accident or the
			owner of the vessel reporting for the operator must complete and submit a
			written boating accident report to the law enforcement agency that has
			jurisdiction where the accident occurred within the specified times listed
			here:
(1) Within forty-eight hours of
		  the occurrence if a person dies within twenty-four hours of the
		  accident;
(2) Within forty-eight
		  hours of the occurrence if a person is injured and requires medical treatment
		  beyond first aid, or disappears from a vessel; and
(3) Within ten days of the occurrence or
		  death for all other boating accident reports.
(4) All reports must be submitted on the
		  state boating accident report form published by the commission as defined in
		  WAC 352-70-050.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW,
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070 and chapter 79A.60
			  RCW. 08-24-004, §
										352-70-040, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.310(4). 01-02-021,
			  §
										352-70-040, filed 12/21/00,
			  effective 1/21/01. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.400. 93-20-018, §
										352-70-040, filed 9/24/93,
			  effective 10/24/93; 84-01-060 (Order 73), §
										352-70-040, filed
			  12/19/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-70 - The state boating accident reporting program › Section 352-70-060 - How is a boating accident report submitted to the commission?

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The law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction where a
			boating accident occurs must submit the state boating accident report form
			within ten days of receiving, or completing the report to the commission at the
			following address:
Washington State Parks and
Recreation Commission
Boating Programs 1111 Israel Road
P.O. Box 42654
Olympia, Washington 98504-2654
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW,
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070 and chapter 79A.60
			  RCW. 08-24-004, §
										352-70-060, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.310(4). 01-02-021,
			  §
										352-70-060, filed 12/21/00,
			  effective 1/21/01. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.400. 93-20-018, §
										352-70-060, filed 9/24/93,
			  effective 10/24/93; 84-01-060 (Order 73), §
										352-70-060, filed
			  12/19/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-010 - Purpose

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This chapter is promulgated in order to establish procedures
			for the issuance of permits for filming within state parks.
The agency permits commercial filming and still photography
			when it is consistent with the park's mission and will not harm the resource or
			interfere with the visitor experience.
All commercial filming activities taking place within a park
			require a permit. Commercial filming includes capturing a moving image on film
			and video as well as sound recordings.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-010, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-010, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-020 - Definitions

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When used in this chapter the following words and phrases shall
			have the meanings designated in this section unless a different meaning is
			expressly provided or unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
(1) "Applicant" shall mean an individual or
		  organization who submits an application to the director to film within state
		  parks for other than personal or news purposes.
(2) "Commission" shall mean the Washington
		  state parks and recreation commission.
(3) "Director" shall mean the director of the
		  Washington state parks and recreation commission or the director's
		  designee.
(4) "Film and filming"
		  shall mean capturing a movie image magnetically or digitally and "still
		  photography" means capturing a single, nonmovie image with film or magnetic or
		  digital media.
(5) "Film maker"
		  shall mean an applicant who has received approval to film within state parks
		  through the issuance of a filming permit by the director or designee.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. 08-24-006, §
										352-74-020, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 94-23-010, §
										352-74-020, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 1/1/95; 84-20-070 (Order 82), §
										352-74-020, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-030 - Filming/still photography within state parks

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The commission recognizes the desire of individuals and
			organizations to film within the state parks. Individuals and organizations may
			film within state parks in a manner which is not disruptive to park users or
			resources when the filming is for personal or news purposes. Individuals and
			organizations that desire to film within state parks for other than personal or
			news purposes may do so only in accordance with the film permit requirements of
			this chapter and subject to the discretion of the commission as otherwise set
			forth herein.
Filming for strictly educational purposes may have some or all
			of the applicable fees waived.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-030, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. WSR
			  88-07-074 (Order 103), §
										352-74-030, filed 3/18/88,
			  effective 5/15/88. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-030, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-040 - Film/still photography permit application

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Persons or organizations that desire to film within a state
			park for other than personal or news purposes shall submit a completed film
			permit application with the appropriate fees to the appropriate
			location:
Eastern Region
270 9th Street N.E.
Suite 200
East Wenatchee, WA 98802
Fort Worden State Park
200 Battery Way
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Northwest Region
220 N. Walnut Street
Burlington, WA 98233
Puget Sound Region
2840 Riverwalk Drive S.E.
Auburn, WA 98002-8207
Southwest Region
11838 Tilley Road S.
Olympia, WA 98512-9167
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-040, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 94-23-010, §
										352-74-040, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 1/1/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060. WSR 94-08-005, §
										352-74-040, filed 3/24/94,
			  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. WSR
			  88-07-074 (Order 103), §
										352-74-040, filed 3/18/88,
			  effective 5/15/88. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-040, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-045 - Filming/still photography fees

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(1)
		  Permit application fee - Each application shall be accompanied by the
		  appropriate application fee, based on the amount of time between the date of
		  application and the date of facility use, which shall be in the form of a check
		  or money order payable to the Washington state parks and recreation
		  commission.
(2) Site location fee -
		  Prior to commencing filming activities or otherwise as specified by the
		  director or designee, each applicant shall pay an additional site location fee,
		  set by the director or designee based on the magnitude and duration of the
		  impact on park resources and normal public use, the uniqueness of the site, and
		  such other considerations as the director or designee deem
		  appropriate.
(3) Previous filming
		  which is later commercially merchandised will be subject to the same rules and
		  provisions as new projects described herein.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-045, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and [43.51.]060. WSR
			  95-22-067, §
										352-74-045, filed 10/30/95,
			  effective 1/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 94-23-010, §
										352-74-045, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 1/1/95.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-050 - Approval or disapproval of film/still photography permit application

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The director or designee shall approve or disapprove a film
			permit application and establish the filming locations, time periods, and
			conditions for an approved application.
The director or designee may require an approved applicant to
			submit the following to the commission prior to the issuance of a film
			permit:
(1) Fees payable to the
		  Washington state parks and recreation commission in the form of a check or
		  money order in an amount, as determined by the director or designee, which
		  covers the charges for the facilities to be used by a film maker and any staff
		  costs to be incurred by the commission due to the filming that are beyond the
		  regular responsibilities of the staff of the commission;
(2) A bond or damage deposit payable to the
		  Washington state parks and recreation commission in an amount, as determined by
		  the director or designee, which is sufficient to cover any damages to park
		  resources or facilities which may occur during the filming; and
(3) Certification that an approved applicant
		  has liability insurance in an amount, as determined by the director or
		  designee, which is sufficient to cover any liability costs associated with the
		  actions of a film maker during filming.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-050, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-050, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-060 - Issuance and revocation of film/still photography permit

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The director or designee, shall issue a film permit to an
			approved applicant after the applicant has submitted any fees, bond, damage
			deposit, and insurance certification established pursuant to WAC
			352-74-050 and has demonstrated
			in its application or otherwise to the satisfaction of the director that
			filming:
(1) Is compatible with the
		  activities of park visitors;
(2)
		  Will not damage facilities or resources, or interfere with park
		  operations;
(3) Will not disrupt
		  wildlife;
(4) Will not imply the
		  endorsement of the commission for the content of the film;
(5) Will acknowledge the cooperation of the
		  commission;
(6) Is not inconsistent
		  in the judgment of the director with the purposes for, or conditions on which,
		  the property where the filming is to take place was acquired; and
(7) Will conform with all of the applicable
		  statutes, rules, policies, and procedures of the commission, and the
		  instructions of the commission staff who supervise the filming.
If a film maker does not comply with all of the applicable
			statutes, rules, policies, and procedures of the commission, the conditions
			upon which the permit was granted, and the instructions of the commission staff
			who supervise the filming, then the director or designee shall revoke the film
			permit.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-060, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 94-23-010, §
										352-74-060, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 1/1/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. WSR
			  88-07-074 (Order 103), §
										352-74-060, filed 3/18/88,
			  effective 5/15/88. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-060, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-74 - Filming within state parks › Section 352-74-070 - Additional fees and release of bond or damage deposit

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After completion of filming the director or designee shall
			determine if any additional fees are to be assessed a film maker and whether or
			not any bond or damage deposit submitted by a film maker may be
			released.
If the director or designee determines that no additional fees
			are to be assessed and that a bond or damage deposit is to be released, then a
			bond or damage deposit shall be returned to a film maker.
If the director or designee determines that additional fees are
			to be assessed or that a bond or damage deposit is not to be released, then the
			film maker shall be so informed.
If a film maker pays additional fees in the form of a check or
			money order payable to the Washington state parks and recreation commission
			which is submitted to the director within thirty days of receipt of the notice
			to pay the fees, then the director or designee shall return a bond or damage
			deposit to a film maker.
If a film maker does not pay additional fees within the time
			period and in accordance with the procedures set forth above, then the director
			or designee shall exercise the rights of the commission under a bond or damage
			deposit to pay the additional fees and so inform a film maker or exercise any
			such other legal rights as may be available.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. WSR 08-24-006, §
										352-74-070, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 94-23-010, §
										352-74-070, filed 11/3/94,
			  effective 1/1/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. WSR
			  88-07-074 (Order 103), §
										352-74-070, filed 3/18/88,
			  effective 5/15/88. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 84-20-070 (Order
			  82), §
										352-74-070, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to set forth the parameters for
			the distribution and uses of moneys administered by the parks and recreation
			commission. A portion of the income is derived from the watercraft excise tax
			pursuant to
			RCW
			 82.49.030(3). These moneys
			shall provide financial assistance to applicants throughout the state of
			Washington for the construction of sewage pumpout or sewage dump station
			facilities which will aid the achievement of clean waterways throughout the
			state of Washington.
To prevent the despoliation of the waters in Washington state,
			to provide adequate opportunities for the responsible disposal of boat sewage,
			and to obtain the most benefits for the state in protecting valuable
			recreational resources, the sewage pumpout and sewage dump station program was
			developed and criteria established for the award and use of funds made
			available pursuant to RCW 88.36.100(2). This chapter and chapter 88.36 RCW set
			forth the following:
(1) The
		  limitations on the allocation and uses of the funds;
(2) The criteria to be considered for
		  determining who will be eligible to receive funds;
(3) The process to be followed for awarding
		  the funds; and
(4) Other related
		  issues.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-010, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-010, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-030 - Contract eligibility

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(1) The
		  commission may award contracts to public, tribal, or private owned marinas,
		  boat launches, or boater destination sites. The commission shall designate a
		  marina, boat launch, or boater destination as eligible to apply for funding for
		  the installation of a sewage pumpout or sewage dump station based on the
		  following criteria:
(a) The marina, boat
		  launch, or boater destination is located in an environmentally sensitive or
		  polluted area; or
(b) The marina,
		  boat launch, or boater destination site has one hundred twenty-five slips or
		  more and there is a lack of sewage pumpouts within one-quarter mile.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-040 - Application process

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To be considered by the commission for receipt of sewage
			pumpout or sewage dump station funds a potential eligible public or private
			entity must:
(1) Submit a letter of
		  intent to state parks.
(2) Complete
		  an application form prescribed by state parks on or before the filing date set
		  by state parks in the application form.
(3) Agree that funds are available on a
		  reimbursement basis only.
(4)
		  Include a copy of the applicant's shoreline substantial development permit with
		  the application.
(5) If a public
		  and/or tribal entity, submit documentation of SEPA compliance with the
		  application.
(6) If a private
		  entity, submit an environmental checklist with the application.
(7) Agree to complete all construction by
		  established completion date.
State parks will review all applications for compliance with
			the minimum qualification requirements as set forth in RCW 88.36.040 and
			chapter 352-75 WAC. Applicants which do not meet the minimum qualifications
			will be notified in writing of the disqualification. Applications will be
			evaluated and ranked in accordance with the following criteria:
(a)
(i)
		  Approval of site by local jurisdiction;
(ii) Proximity to existing sewage pumpout or
		  sewage dump stations;
(iii)
		  Resource sensitivity;
(iv) Boater
		  use;
(v) Size of marina;
(vi) Economics of installation;
(vii) Feasibility of installation;
		  and
(viii) Geographic
		  balance.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-050 - Use of funds

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Funds in the boat sewage pumpout and sewage dump station
			program shall only be used to contract with public and private entities to
			install sewage pumpout or sewage dump stations located on fresh waters and salt
			waters.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-050, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-050, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-060 - Ongoing cost

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Each financial recipient shall comply with the requirements set
			forth in RCW 88.36.050 and this chapter. It shall further monitor the use of
			its sewage pumpout and dump station unit and report such usage to state parks
			not later than thirty days after the 31st day of December for the preceding
			year in the format prescribed by state parks.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-060, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-060, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-070 - Equipment breakdown

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Each financial recipient is responsible for the upkeep or
			preservation of condition of its sewage pumpout and dump station facility,
			including cost of ordinary repairs necessary and proper from time to time for
			that purpose. In the event an equipment breakdown does occur, the financial
			recipient must notify state parks within two working days of the breakdown. The
			facility must be repaired and be fully operational within ten days after the
			breakdown where the breakdown can be cured with normal expected repairs of five
			hundred dollars or less. For repairs greater than five hundred dollars, the
			facility must be fully operational within twenty days after the breakdown. A
			written report for all breakdowns must be submitted to state parks within two
			weeks of the breakdown describing the problem(s), repair(s), and cost(s). State
			parks reserves the right to make exceptions to the breakdown repair time limits
			in extenuating circumstances.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-070, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-070, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-080 - General contract provisions

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Contracts entered into with the commission shall be under the
			guidelines of RCW 88.36.050 and this chapter. Each contract shall include but
			not be limited to the following provisions:
(1) Term and acceptance of
		  contract.
(2) Scope of project and
		  maximum project costs.
(3) Maximum
		  project costs and budget adjustments.
(4) Design and construction.
(5) Reimbursement.
(6) Governing law.
(7) Severability.
(8) Dispute resolution.
(9) Negotiation period.
(10) Termination.
(11) Survival.
(12) Ownership.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-080, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-080, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-75 - Boat sewage pumpout contract program › Section 352-75-090 - Spill reporting and cleanup

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In the event that materials from the boat sewage pumpout and
			dump station spill in the marina, boat launch, or boat destination areas, the
			financial recipient shall promptly commence and complete cleanup of the area
			and shall notify state parks within forty-eight hours of any spill which is
			otherwise required to be reported to any federal, state, or local regulatory
			agency.
Statutory Authority: Chapters 43.51 and 88.36 RCW. 91-15-103,
			  §
										352-75-090, filed 7/24/91,
			  effective 8/24/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. 90-10-052, §
										352-75-090, filed 4/30/90,
			  effective 5/31/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-010 - What is the purpose of clean vessel program funding?

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The purpose of this program is to provide funds for the
			purchase, construction, and renovation of boat sewage disposal facilities and
			to provide funds for boater environmental education activities. Funding for
			this program will come from federal and state funds. This chapter establishes
			the procedures by which state parks will award funds for clean vessel projects
			and the conditions related to the use of the funds.
Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.235. 98-07-021, §
										352-76-010, filed 3/10/98,
			  effective 4/10/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.325. 94-13-082, §
										352-76-010, filed 6/13/94,
			  effective 7/14/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-020 - How are the words and phrases used in this chapter?

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(1) "Boat sewage disposal facility" means a
		  mechanical or static device, fixed or portable, generally stationed on a dock,
		  pier, float, barge, vessel or other location convenient to boaters, designed to
		  remove sewage waste from recreational vessels, including pumpouts, dump
		  stations, and floating restrooms.
(2) "Boater" means any person on a
		  recreational vessel on waters of the state of Washington.
(3) "Commission" means the Washington state
		  parks and recreation commission.
(4) "Director" means the director of the
		  Washington state parks and recreation commission or designee.
(5) "Plan" is the comprehensive plan for boat
		  sewage disposal for Washington state.
(6) "Recreational vessel" means a watercraft
		  manufactured for operation, or operated, primarily for pleasure. This term
		  includes any watercraft leased, rented, or chartered to another for the
		  latter's pleasure.
(7) "State
		  parks" means the operating arm of the Washington state parks and recreation
		  commission, which is responsible for implementation of commission programs
		  established pursuant to statute or policy.
Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.235. 98-07-021, §
										352-76-020, filed 3/10/98,
			  effective 4/10/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.325. 94-13-082, §
										352-76-020, filed 6/13/94,
			  effective 7/14/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-030 - Who is eligible for clean vessel program funding?

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Owner(s) of public, tribal or private marinas, boat launches,
			state, local or municipal park districts, boater destination sites, marine
			service enterprises, schools, public agencies, nonprofit or not-for-profit
			organizations, and boating and environmental organizations are eligible to
			apply for the funds.
Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.235. 98-07-021, §
										352-76-030, filed 3/10/98,
			  effective 4/10/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.325. 94-13-082, §
										352-76-030, filed 6/13/94,
			  effective 7/14/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-040 - What activities are eligible for clean vessel program funding?

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(1) The director
		  will select those activities that are eligible for funding from the following
		  list and publish them in the current application package:
(a) Construction/renovation of boat sewage
		  disposal facilities used solely by boaters.
(b) Any activity necessary to hold and
		  transport sewage to sewage treatment plants, such as holding tanks, piping, and
		  haulage costs.
(c) Any activity
		  necessary to get sewage treatment plants to accept sewage, such as installing
		  bleed-in facilities.
(d) Any
		  education/information project to educate/inform boaters about environmental
		  pollution problems including those resulting from sewage discharges from
		  recreational vessels or other boater practices, to inform them of the location
		  of pumpout and dump stations, and to encourage environmentally responsible
		  behavior.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-050 - Are there any limitations on the availability and use of funds?

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(1) The director may
		  establish limitations on the availability and use of clean vessel program funds
		  for a funding application period when the director believes that doing so would
		  assist the commission in providing for an efficient network of boater sewage
		  disposal facilities or specific environmental education projects. Any
		  limitations shall be defined in the current application package. The director
		  shall establish such limitations only after considering the following:
(a) Consistency with the plan.
(b) Availability of funds.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-060 - How does one apply for funding?

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In order to be considered for receipt of a boat sewage disposal
			or educational grant, an eligible applicant must complete and submit an
			application form provided by state parks following the instructions provided in
			the form.
Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.235. 98-07-021, §
										352-76-060, filed 3/10/98,
			  effective 4/10/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.325. 94-13-082, §
										352-76-060, filed 6/13/94,
			  effective 7/14/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-070 - What criteria will be used to evaluate applications?

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The following criteria are used to evaluate
			applications:
(1) For boat sewage
		  disposal facility applications:
(a) Proposals
		  that provide for public/private partnerships;
(b) Proposals that provide for innovative
		  ways to increase the availability and use of boat sewage disposal
		  facilities;
(c) Proposals that
		  benefit the waters most likely to be affected by the discharge of sewage from
		  vessels;
(d) Proposals in areas
		  with a high vessel/boat sewage disposal facility ratio;
(e) Proposals which show consideration for
		  the economics of installation or implementation to provide greatest cost
		  benefit ratio, e.g., where private parties put in more than the minimum
		  amount;
(f) Proposals which
		  contribute to the statewide network of facilities or programs in terms of
		  proximity to existing facilities and geographic balance;
(g) Proposals which demonstrate their
		  compatibility with the plan.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-075 - How will projects be selected for funding?

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(1) Applications will be reviewed by state
		  parks staff to determine eligibility and will be evaluated against the criteria
		  in this chapter.
(2) Staff will
		  consult with and consider the recommendations of the boating environmental
		  committee of the state parks boating safety council and will present final
		  recommendations to the director.
(3) The director shall make the final
		  decision on funding a project.
Statutory Authority: RCW 88.12.235. 98-07-021, §
										352-76-075, filed 3/10/98,
			  effective 4/10/98.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-76 - Clean vessel program funding › Section 352-76-080 - What conditions are placed on the use of funds?

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The following conditions apply to the use of the funds:
(1) Project contract. For every funded
		  project a contract must be executed by the director on behalf of the commission
		  and by the funding recipient. Generally, the funding recipient will not be
		  reimbursed for costs incurred prior to the execution of the contract by both
		  parties.
(2) Technical standards.
		  The funding recipient for boat sewage disposal facilities shall ensure that
		  design and installation of the facilities are in accordance with the technical
		  standards provided by state parks.
(3) Signage.
(a) Boat sewage disposal facilities. A
		  national symbol provided by state parks shall be installed to be clearly
		  visible to direct boaters entering the boat sewage disposal facility.
		  Appropriate information shall be provided indicating fees, restrictions, hours
		  of operation, operating instructions, and a contact name and telephone number
		  if the facility is inoperable.
(b)
		  Educational/information projects. Signage must be appropriate to local
		  conditions and address local environmental needs. The clean vessel symbol
		  provided by state parks shall be used in all signage.