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Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-06 - Public records › Section 210-06-120 - Records index

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(1)
Index
. The committee has available to all persons a current index
			 which provides identifying information as to the following records issued,
			 adopted or promulgated since June 30, 1972:
(a) Final opinions, including concurring and
			 dissenting opinions, as well as orders, made in the adjudication of
			 cases;
(b) Those statements of
			 policy and interpretations of policy, statute and the constitution which have
			 been adopted by the agency;
(c)
			 Administrative staff manuals and instructions to staff that affect a member of
			 the public;
(d) Planning policies
			 and goals, and interim and final planning decisions;
(e) Factual staff reports and studies,
			 factual consultant's reports and studies, scientific reports and studies, and
			 any other factual information derived from tests, studies, reports or surveys,
			 whether conducted by public employees or others; and
(f) Correspondence, and materials referred to
			 therein, by and with the agency relating to any regulatory, supervisory or
			 enforcement responsibilities of the agency, whereby the agency determines, or
			 opines upon, or is asked to determine or opine upon, the rights of the state,
			 the public, a subdivision of state government, or of any private
			 party."
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-06 - Public records › Section 210-06-130 - State finance committee address

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All communications with the committee including but not limited
				to the submission of materials pertaining to its operations and/or the
				administration or enforcement of chapter 1, Laws of 1973 and these rules;
				requests for copies of the committee's decisions and other matters, shall be
				addressed as follows: State Finance Committee, c/o Public Records Officer, 314
				Insurance Building, Olympia, Washington 98504.
Order XII, §
										210-06-130, filed
				  11/28/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-06 - Public records › Section 210-06-140 - Adoption of form

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The committee hereby adopts for use by all persons requesting
				inspection and/or copying or copies of its records, the form attached hereto as
				Appendix A, entitled "Request for public record."
Order XII, §
										210-06-140, filed
				  11/28/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-06 - Public records › Section 210-06-990 - Appendix A - Form - Request for public records

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APPENDIX A
REQUEST FOR PUBLIC RECORDS
Name of Requestor:
Address:
Phone:
Date of Request:
Time of Request:
Nature of Request:
1. Index Reference . . . . . . . . . . ..
2. If not identifiable by reference to the index,
							 then describe the document(s) in detail . . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
. . . . . . . . . . ..
Signature . . . . . . . . . . ..
For Office Use Only:
(1)
Request
Granted []
Record
Withheld []
Record
Withheld
In Part []
(2) If withheld,
			 name the exemption contained in § 31, chapter 1, Laws of 1973, which
			 authorizes the withholding of the record or part of record: Subsection (1) (
			).
(3) If withheld, briefly explain
			 how the exemption applies to the record withheld.
(4) If request granted, time . . . . . ., day . . . . ..
Order XII, Form (codified as WAC
				  210-06-990), filed
				  11/28/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-010 - Definitions

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Unless the context requires otherwise:
"Extended asset fund" means a subpool whose investments
				generally have a longer maturity than the money market fund and may be more
				restricted in the number of contributions and withdrawals than the money market
				fund.
"Financial institution" means a public depositary as defined in
				RCW
				   39.58.010.
"Financial officer" means the same as that term is defined in
				RCW
				   43.250.020.
"Funds" means the same as that term is defined in
				RCW
				   43.250.020.
"Government finance official" means the same as that term is
				defined in
				RCW
				   43.250.020.
"Local government investment pool" or "pool" means the
				aggregate of all funds from pool participants that are placed in the custody of
				the state treasurer for investment and reinvestment.
"Money market fund" means a subpool whose investments are
				primarily money market instruments.
"Net asset value" with respect to the assets of a subpool shall
				mean the value of the assets of that subpool reduced by its accrued
				liability.
"Pool participant" means any eligible governmental entity as
				that term is defined in
				RCW
				   43.250.020 that is invested in a
				subpool.
"Prospectus" means a written offer of an investment in the pool
				or in any subpool designated as a prospectus by the state treasurer.
"Subpool" means a subcomponent of the pool as may be
				established and designated by the state treasurer from time to time. Each
				subpool shall have its own name, assets, and liabilities as designated by the
				state treasurer. The state treasurer may designate separate investment
				policies, restrictions, objectives, and strategies for each subpool.
"Value" with respect to an asset shall mean (a) with respect to
				securities for which market quotations are readily available, the market value
				of such securities, and (b) with respect to other securities or assets, fair
				value as determined by the state treasurer. In determining fair value, the
				state treasurer may appoint and rely upon a pricing service. With respect to
				the money market fund, "value" shall mean the amortized cost of the money
				market fund's assets unless the state treasurer determines
				otherwise.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-010, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-020 - Requirements for participation in the pool

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(1) Before participating in the pool, all
			 pool participants shall file with the state treasurer, any documentation
			 required by the state treasurer. Such documentation shall, at a minimum,
			 provide the following information:
(a) Name
			 and address of the pool participant;
(b) A statement that the pool participant
			 agrees to contribute or withdraw funds in the local government investment pool
			 in accordance with the provisions of the Washington Administrative Code and the
			 prospectus for the purpose of investment as stated therein; and
(c) The names and titles of the officials
			 authorized to order the contribution or withdrawal of funds in the local
			 government investment pool.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-030 - State treasurer's liability

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The state treasurer shall not be liable for:
(1) Any loss, including loss of capital,
			 resulting from investments in the pool and/or any subpool, as applicable,
			 except as provided for in
			 RCW
			    43.250.040;
(2) Any damages resulting from misfeasance,
			 malfeasance, nonfeasance, or defalcation on the part of a government finance
			 official, financial officer, or pool participant;
(3) Any loss, including loss of capital, that
			 results from a pool participant's failure to comply with the provisions of the
			 Washington Administrative Code or the prospectus; or
(4) Any loss, including loss of capital,
			 resulting from a pool participant seeking, and being granted, a withdrawal due
			 to necessity, from the extended asset fund.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-030, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-040 - Transaction limitation

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The state treasurer reserves the right at its sole discretion
				to set a minimum and/or maximum transaction amount from any subpool and to
				limit the number of transactions, whether contribution, withdrawal, or
				transfer, permitted in a day or other given period of time, or whether to pay
				withdrawal proceeds in kind or in cash. The state treasurer may establish
				thresholds and defer withdrawals in excess of those thresholds and pay them out
				on a deferred or delayed basis from any subpool. In addition, the state
				treasurer reserves the right at its sole discretion to reject any proposed
				contribution order, and in particular to reject any proposed contribution made
				by a pool participant engaged in behavior deemed by the state treasurer to be
				abusive.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-040, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-050 - Contribution procedures

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(1)
			 Contribution procedures for the money market fund:
(a) All contributions will be effected by
			 electronic funds transfer to an account in the money market fund designated by
			 the state treasurer. It is the responsibility of each pool participant to pay
			 any bank charges associated with such electronic transfers to the state
			 treasurer.
(b) Funds transmitted by
			 automated clearing house (ACH) will be held for a period of time as designated
			 by the state treasurer in the prospectus.
(c) Failure to transmit funds by a pool
			 participant after notification to the state treasurer of an intended transfer
			 will result in penalties. Penalties for failure to timely transmit funds will
			 be assessed to the account of the pool participant responsible. Reversal of an
			 ACH transmission will constitute a failure to transmit funds.
(d) Contribution requests received in good
			 order will receive the net asset value per unit of the money market fund next
			 determined after the order is accepted by the state treasurer.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-060 - Contribution limits and earnings credit

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(1) Contribution limits and earnings credit
			 for the money market fund:
To ensure same day credit, a pool participant must inform the
				state treasurer of any contribution over one million dollars, except for funds
				transmitted by ACH, no later than 9 a.m. on the same day the contribution is
				made. Contributions for one million dollars or less, other than those funds
				transmitted by ACH, can be requested at any time prior to 10 a.m. on the day of
				contribution.
For all other contributions over one million dollars that are
				requested prior to 10 a.m., a pool participant may receive same day credit at
				the sole discretion of the state treasurer. Contributions that receive same day
				credit will count, for earning rate purposes, as of the day in which the
				contribution was made. Contributions for which no notice is received prior to
				10 a.m. will be credited as of the following business day.
Participants transmitting a contribution via ACH must notify
				the state treasurer no later than 2 p.m. the business day prior to the
				contribution date.
(2)
			 Earnings credit:
Income earnings credit on funds contributed to a subpool will
				be credited to each subpool in the timing and manner described in the
				prospectus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-060, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-080 - Transfer procedures

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A pool participant may transfer funds from one money market
				fund account to another. To ensure same day credit, a pool participant must
				inform the state treasurer of any transfer no later than 10 a.m. on the same
				day the transfer is made. Contributions to the money market fund through ACH
				will not be available for transfer for a period of time as designated by the
				state treasurer in the prospectus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-080, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-090 - Reporting requirements

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The state treasurer will provide to each pool participant a
				monthly statement showing that pool participant's beginning balance,
				contributions, withdrawals, transfers, administrative charges, earnings rate,
				earnings, and ending balance in each subpool for the preceding calendar
				month.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-090, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-100 - Administrative deductions

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As authorized in
				RCW
				   43.250.060, the state treasurer will require
				reimbursement for the administration and recovery of costs associated with the
				operation of the pool. Each pool participant will reimburse the state treasurer
				based upon each pool participant's share of the total pool assets in the timing
				and manner described in the prospectus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-100, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-110 - Portfolio management

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The state treasurer shall manage the funds invested in each
				subpool in such a manner as to effectively maximize the yield to the subpool.
				The state treasurer shall have the sole responsibility in setting the
				investment strategy for each subpool.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-110, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-120 - The prospectus

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The state treasurer may specify by means of a prospectus, or
				supplement thereto, such terms and conditions not otherwise set forth in the
				administrative code applicable to the management and operation of the pool
				and/or any subpool, including investment policies, restrictions, objectives not
				inconsistent with WAC
				210-10-110, contributions, the
				crediting of income, gain or loss, the allocation of liabilities among
				subpools, and withdrawals and contributions among subpools, as the state
				treasurer may deem appropriate, from time to time. Material changes to a
				prospectus may be made by the state treasurer by means of a supplement or
				restated prospectus, effective as of the date sent to pool participants or as
				of the later date stated therein.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-120, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-130 - Liquidation and termination

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The state treasurer may liquidate and terminate any subpool in
				its sole discretion. Upon declaring a liquidation, the state treasurer shall
				make arrangements for the disposition of the affected subpool's assets and
				either the payment of all liabilities or the establishment of adequate reserves
				for the discharge of the subpool's liabilities, if any. Pool participants will
				receive their pro rata share of the subpool's assets net of such liabilities or
				reserves. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the state treasurer may hold back up
				to ten percent of the value of the liquidating subpool until all liabilities
				are discharged. Residual amounts, if any, will be distributed to pool
				participants on a pro rata basis. Pool participants will not earn income on any
				amounts held back.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-130, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 210 - State Treasurer's Office (Finance Committee) › Chapter 210-10 - Local government investment pool › Section 210-10-140 - Restriction on withdrawals

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The state treasurer may take any measure and impose any
				restriction on withdrawals from any subpool or any category of pool
				participant, including, but not limited to, prorating over time any withdrawal
				order and/or satisfying any withdrawal order by offering pool participants
				withdrawals in-kind, as described in the prospectus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.250.060. 13-03-043, §
										210-10-140, filed 1/9/13,
				  effective 2/9/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-010 - Administration, authority

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These rules are adopted pursuant to chapter 50, Laws of 1980,
				entitled smoke detection devices in dwelling units, and to RCW     43.44.110 to
				provide for the installation and maintenance of smoke detection devices inside
				all dwelling units:
(1) Occupied by
			 persons other than the owner; or
(2) Built or manufactured in this
			 state.
Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-010, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-015 - Application and scope

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(1) The
			 provisions of these rules shall apply to:
(a)
			 All dwelling units occupied by persons other than the owner after December 31,
			 1981;
(b) All dwelling units built
			 or manufactured in this state after December 31, 1980; and
(c) All dwelling units sold on or after July
			 1, 2019.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-025 - Conformance with nationally accepted standards

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All smoke detection devices shall be designed, manufactured,
				and installed in conformance with the requirements of Underwriters
				Laboratories, Inc. Standard UL 217 or codes adopted by chapter 19.27 RCW, and
				shall be approved or listed for the purposes for which they are
				intended.
Exception:
Smoke detection devices in dwelling units built or
						  manufactured in this state after December 31, 1980, shall receive their primary
						  power from the building wiring when such wiring is served from a commercial
						  source. Wiring shall be permanent without a disconnecting switch other than
						  those required for overcurrent protection.
Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-025, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-030 - Primary power supply (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-030, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-035 - Number of smoke detection devices (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-035, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-040 - Location of smoke detection devices (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-040, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-045 - Installation responsibility

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(1) It is the
			 responsibility of the builder or manufacturer of each new building, mobile home
			 or factory built housing to install smoke detection devices within each
			 dwelling unit.
(2) It is the
			 responsibility of the owner of each existing building, mobile home or factory
			 built housing to install smoke detection devices within each dwelling unit
			 occupied by persons other than the owner.
(3) It is the responsibility of the owner of
			 each new or existing building, mobile home or factory built housing, containing
			 dwelling units occupied by persons other than the owner, to inspect and test
			 all smoke detection devices at the time of vacancy or at time of sale and make
			 the necessary repairs or replacements to insure that the smoke detection
			 devices are operational prior to reoccupancy, and to instruct the occupants of
			 the purpose, operation and maintenance of the smoke detection
			 device(s).
Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-045, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-050 - Maintenance responsibility

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It is the responsibility of the occupant of all new or existing
				dwelling units, owned by other than the occupant, to maintain and test all
				smoke detection devices installed within the dwelling unit by the owner. Actual
				costs of maintenance, repair or replacement of smoke detection devices shall be
				as agreed beforehand by the occupant and owner. However, failure of the owner
				to abide by the terms of any such agreement does not relieve the occupant of
				the responsibility to maintain the smoke detection devices in a fully
				operational condition at all times. Failure to do so can subject the occupant
				to the penalty provisions of WAC 212-10-055.
Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-050, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-055 - Penalties

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Any person who violates any of the provisions of RCW     43.44.110 or these rules shall be punished by a fine as defined in RCW
				    43.44.110(5).
Statutory Authority: RCW    48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-055, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-10 - Smoke detection devices in dwelling units › Section 212-10-060 - Severability

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If any provision of these rules or its application to any person
				is held invalid, the remainder of the rules or the application of the provision
				to other persons or circumstances is not affected.
Statutory Authority: RCW 48.48.140. 81-04-058 (Order FM 81-2),
				  § 212-10-060, filed 2/4/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-001 - Statement of authority

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The state director of fire protection is authorized to
				administer and enforce the provisions of this chapter and in accordance with
				RCW     43.44.010.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-001, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-001, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW.
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-001, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-005 - Definitions

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Unless otherwise provided in this section, definitions in the
				Washington State Building Code, chapter 19.27 RCW, and 42 C.F.R. Ch. IV §
				483.70, National Fire Protection Association, standard 101 "
Life Safety
				Code
" current adopted edition by Centers for Medicare/Medicaid
				Services (CMS) shall apply to this chapter. The following definitions will also
				apply to this chapter:
(1) "State
			 director of fire protection" means the director of fire protection within the
			 Washington state patrol, the state fire marshal, or authorized deputy or
			 designee.
(2) "New facility" means
			 any facility that is:
(a) Being occupied or
			 licensed for the first time;
(b)
			 Vacated for more than one year and reoccupied;
(c) Closed for more than one year and
			 reopened;
(d) Changes occupancy
			 classification; or
(e) For which
			 the license has expired, will be considered as a new facility and must meet the
			 current codes and standards as adopted.
Exceptions:
* Existing assisted living facilities which may be vacated for
				more than one hundred eighty days if approved by the director of fire
				protection and the department of social and health services.
* Existing nursing homes that have been converted to an
				assisted living facility under provisions of chapter 388-78A
				WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-010 - Adoption of codes and standards

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The following administrative codes and regulations are hereby
				adopted by reference as set forth fully herein:
(1) Chapter 51-50 WAC, State Building Code
			 adoption and amendment of the International Building Code.
(2) Chapter 51-51 WAC, State Building Code
			 adoption and amendment of the International Residential Code.
(3) Chapter 51-52 WAC, State Building Code
			 adoption and amendment of the International Mechanical Code.
(4) Chapter 51-54A WAC, State Building Code
			 adoption and amendment of the International Fire Code.
(5) Chapter 51-56 WAC, State Building Code
			 adoption and amendment of the Uniform Plumbing Code.
(6) 42 C.F.R. Ch. IV § 483.70, National
			 Fire Protection Association, standard 101, "
Life Safety Code
,"
			 current adopted edition by Centers for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) for
			 application in ambulatory surgical centers, hospice care centers, nursing homes
			 and hospitals.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-010, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-010, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02; Order FM-77-2, § 212-12-010,
				  filed 11/17/77; Order F-72-1, § 212-12-010, filed 1/24/72; Order F-71-1,
				  § 212-12-010, filed 8/10/71; Order FMR-68-1, § 212-12-010, filed
				  5/2/68, effective 6/1/68; filed
				  3/22/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-015 - Applicability

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The provisions of this chapter apply to all facilities for
				which the director of fire protection is responsible for fire protection and
				enforcement including:
Adult rehabilitation center.
Alcoholism hospital.
Alcoholism intensive inpatient treatment services.
Alcoholism treatment facility.
Assisted living facility.
Before and after school program.
Birthing center.
Child care occupancy.
Criminal prosecution.
Enhanced services facility.
Examination of premises.
Examination of witnesses.
Group care facility.
Group care facility for severely and multiple handicapped
				children.
Hazardous liquid and gas pipeline accidents-Preparedness of
				local first responders.
Hospice care center.
Hospital.
Nursing home.
Psychiatric hospital.
Premises with guard animals-Registration, posting- Acts
				permitted firefighters-Liability for injury to firefighters.
Public buildings.
Record of fires.
Removal of fire hazards-Appeal of order-Penalty.
Reports and investigations of fire-Police powers.
Residential treatment facility.
Standard of safety.
Schools-Standards for fire prevention and safety- Plan review
				and construction inspection.
Statistical information and reports.
Transient accommodation.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. WSR 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-015, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. WSR 02-16-023,
				  § 212-12-015, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW. WSR
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-015, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-020 - Additional assisted living facility requirements

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This section shall be applicable to existing facilities that do
				not have fire sprinkler protection and smoke compartmentation on floors in
				which residents reside.
(1) Resident
			 evacuation capability levels.
(a) Evacuation
			 capability is the ability of the resident of a facility licensed by the
			 department of social and health services under chapter 18.20 RCW to respond to
			 an emergency situation and either evacuate or move to a point of
			 safety.
(b) Residents shall be
			 classified by the facility administration in one of the following evacuation
			 capabilities:
(i) Ambulatory - Persons
			 physically and cognitively capable of walking or traversing a normal pathway to
			 safety, including the ascent and descent of stairs, and capable of
			 self-preservation, without the physical assistance of another person.
(ii) Semiambulatory - Persons physically and
			 cognitively capable of traversing a normal path to safety with the use of
			 mobility aids, but unable to ascend or descend stairs without the physical
			 assistance of another person.
(iii)
			 Nonambulatory - Persons physically or cognitively unable to walk or traverse a
			 normal path to safety without the physical assistance of another
			 person.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-022 - Before and after school program requirements

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(1)
			 Before and after school programs that are not located in an existing,
			 operational, public or private school must be inspected as a new facility, as
			 defined in WAC 212-12-005, and must be required to meet the code requirements
			 outlined in chapter 19.27 RCW.
(2)
			 Before and after school programs located in an existing, operational, public or
			 private school wanting to change into a different license category as defined
			 in chapter 43.216 RCW must meet the code requirements outlined in chapter 19.27
			 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  70.62.290, and
				  74.15.050. WSR 13-18-066, §
				  212-12-022, filed 9/3/13, effective
				  10/4/13.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-025 - Fire reporting requirements

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Any facility licensed by the department of health or the
				department of social and health services, and inspected by the office of the
				state fire marshal, shall report within twenty-four hours to the office of the
				state fire marshal any accidental or unintentional fire, any deliberately set
				improper fire, any unusual incident that required implementation of the
				facility disaster plan, including any evacuation of all or part of the resident
				population to another area within the facility or to another address, and any
				circumstance which threatened or could have threatened the ability of the
				facility to ensure continuation of normal services to the
				residents.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-025, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-025, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW.
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-025, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-035 - Special requirements

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In addition to the fire and life safety standards listed in WAC
				212-12-010, the following shall apply:
In all occupancies inspected by the state fire marshal's
				office, emergency lighting for means of egress shall be provided. Emergency
				systems shall activate automatically in a power failure and be supplied from
				storage batteries or an on-site generator set.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-035, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW.
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-035, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-040 - Fire safety/evacuation/lockdown plan

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All occupancies inspected by the state fire marshal's office
				shall develop and maintain a written plan. In addition to the adopted code and
				standards in WAC 212-12-010, the plan shall include the following:
(1) Action to take by the person discovering
			 a fire.
(2) Method of sounding an
			 alarm on the premises.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-040, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-040, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW.
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-040, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-12 - Fire marshal standards › Section 212-12-044 - Fire drills

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In all Group I, Group E, and Group R2 Occupancies licensed by
				the state and inspected by the state fire marshal's office, at least twelve
				planned and unannounced fire drills shall be held every year.
(1) Drills shall be conducted quarterly on
			 each shift in Group I and Group R2, Occupancies and monthly in Group E
			 Occupancies to familiarize personnel with signals and emergency action required
			 under varied conditions.
(2) A
			 detailed written record of all fire drills shall be maintained and available
			 for inspection.
(3) When drills are
			 conducted between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., a coded announcement may be used
			 instead of audible alarms.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				     18.20.130,
				  18.46.110,
				  18.51.140, 41.12.485, 48.48.030,
				  48.48.045, 70.62.290,
				  74.15.050. 08-06-050, §
				  212-12-044, filed 2/28/08, effective 3/30/08. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  19.27 RCW. 02-16-023, §
				  212-12-044, filed 7/29/02, effective 8/29/02. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapters
				  43.63A and 48.48 RCW.
				  93-05-032 (Order 93-02), § 212-12-044, filed 2/16/93, effective
				  3/19/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-001

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 70.77 RCW. 88-08-027 (Order
					 FPS 88-01), § 212-17-001, filed 3/31/88. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-001, filed 11/2/82. Formerly chapter 212-16
					 WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-010

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 70.77 RCW. 88-08-027 (Order
					 FPS 88-01), § 212-17-010, filed 3/31/88. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-010, filed
					 11/2/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-015 - Scope

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These rules apply to the manufacture, storage, transportation,
				  sale, importation, possession, classification, and discharge of fireworks of
				  every class or kind in this state. With the exception of importation regulations,
				  this chapter does not apply to tribal fireworks stands operated by an enrolled
				  tribal member on tribal lands or allotted lands within an established Indian
				  reservation pursuant to
				  chapter
				  37.12 RCW.
Exceptions:
(1)
				Explosives, as defined and regulated under the state explosives law, chapter
				70.74 RCW;
(2) Firearms and
				ammunition, including blank cartridges and pistols of the type used at sporting
				events or theatrical productions;
(3)
				Research or experiments with rockets or missiles, including model rockets and
				model rocket motors designed, sold and used for the purpose of propelling
				recoverable aero models;
(4) Toy
				paper and/or plastic caps, or toy pistols, toy canes, toy guns, or other devices
				in which toy paper and/or plastic caps are used;
(5) Emergency signaling devices including, but
				not limited to, devices intended for signaling, illuminating, and incendiary
				purposes such as:
(a) Railway
				torpedoes;
(b) Airplane
				flares;
(c) Illuminating
				projectiles;
(d) Incendiary and smoke
				projectiles;
(e) Flash cartridges
				(formerly classified as special fireworks);
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-020

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Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-020, filed
					 11/2/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-021 - Adoption of code

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(1) The state fire
				marshal adopts the following standards in effect on the effective date of this
				section unless otherwise outlined in this chapter:
(a) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
				codes:
(i) NFPA 140 2013 edition, Standard on
				motion picture and television production, studio soundstages, approved production
				facilities, and production locations.
(ii) NFPA 160 2011 edition, Standard for the
				use of flame effects before an audience.
(iii) NFPA 1123 2014 edition, Code for
				fireworks display.
(iv) NFPA 1126
				2011 edition, Standard for the use of pyrotechnics before a proximate
				audience.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-025 - Definition and classification "Fireworks"

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(1)
Consumer fireworks
as defined
				in RCW
				   70.77.136 includes the following devices
				manufactured in accordance with the American Pyrotechnics Association Standards
				outlined in WAC 212-17-021:
(a)Ground and
				hand-held sparkling devices;
(i) Wire
				sparkler/dipped stick;
(ii)
				Cylindrical fountain;
(iii) Cone
				fountain;
(iv) Illuminating
				torch;
(v) Wheel;
(vi) Ground spinner;
(vii)  Flitter sparkler;
(viii) Toy smoke device;
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-030

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 43.43 and
					 70.77 RCW. 05-12-033, §
					 212-17-030, filed 5/24/05, effective 6/24/05. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-030, filed
					 11/2/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-032

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 43.43 and
					 70.77 RCW. 05-12-033, §
					 212-17-032, filed 5/24/05, effective
					 6/24/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-035

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 43.43 and
					 70.77 RCW. 05-12-033, §
					 212-17-035, filed 5/24/05, effective 6/24/05. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250. 84-23-009 (Order FM 84-05), §
					 212-17-035, filed 11/9/84. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-035, filed
					 11/2/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-040

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 43.43 and
					 70.77 RCW. 05-12-033, §
					 212-17-040, filed 5/24/05, effective 6/24/05. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250. 84-23-009 (Order FM 84-05), §
					 212-17-040, filed 11/9/84. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    70.77.250 and chapter 48.48 RCW. 82-22-068
					 (Order FM 82-10), § 212-17-040, filed
					 11/2/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-042

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Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 43.43 and
					 70.77 RCW. 05-12-033, §
					 212-17-042, filed 5/24/05, effective
					 6/24/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 212 - State Patrol (Fire Protection) (See also Titles 204, 446 and 448) › Chapter 212-17 - Fireworks › Part I - GENERAL › Section 212-17-045 - Explosive pest control devices (EPCDs) or "agricultural and wildlife fireworks"

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(1) No state fireworks license is required to
				purchase or use explosive pest control devices (EPCDs); however, as they are
				classified explosive devices and regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
				Firearms and Explosives (ATF), a federal explosives permit is required.
(2)In order to purchase or use EPCDs, a federal
				explosives permit is required unless purchased by a government agency in
				accordance with
				RCW
				   70.77.311.
(3) For commercial fishers and licensed
				commercial fishing boat owners to receive or purchase EPCDs for use on pinnipeds
				(seals and sea lions), a written plan is needed to receive a Certificate of
				Inclusion, issued by the United States Department of Commerce, National Oceanic
				and Atmospheric Administration.
(a) The marine
				mammal management plan should describe the wildlife management problem that
				requires use of such devices.
(b)The
				frequency and duration of using EPCDs.
(c) The quantity of EPCDs is of a quantity no
				greater than required to control the problem described.