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Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-110 - Application for cash compensation for commercial crop damageProcedure (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.055,
						77.12.047,
						77.12.240, chapter 77.36 RCW, and
						  2013 c  329. WSR 13-22-056 (Order 13-282), §
									232-36-110, filed 11/4/13,
						effective 12/5/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020, and
						77.04.055. WSR 10-13-182 (Order
						10-156), §
									232-36-110, filed 6/23/10,
						effective 7/24/10. WSR 13-21-033, §
									232-36-110, filed 10/9/2013,
						effective 11/9/2013
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-120 - Valuation methods for crop damage assessment (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   77.04.012,
							77.04.020, and
							77.04.055. 10-13-182 (Order
							10-156), §
										232-36-120, filed 6/23/10,
							effective 7/24/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-200 - Payment for livestock damage and other domestic animals - Limitations (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.055,
						77.12.047,
						77.12.240, chapter 77.36 RCW, and
						  2013 c  329. WSR 13-22-056 (Order 13-282), §
									232-36-200, filed 11/4/13,
						effective 12/5/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020,
						77.04.055, and
						77.36.120. WSR 13-05-003 (Order
						13-19), §
									232-36-200, filed 2/6/13,
						effective 3/9/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020, and
						77.04.055. WSR 10-13-182 (Order
						10-156), §
									232-36-200, filed 6/23/10,
						effective 7/24/10. WSR 13-21-033, §
									232-36-200, filed 10/9/2013,
						effective 11/9/2013
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-210 - Application for cash compensation for livestock damage or domestic animalProcedure (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.055,
						77.12.047,
						77.12.240, chapter 77.36 RCW, and
						  2013 c  329. WSR 13-22-056 (Order 13-282), §
									232-36-210, filed 11/4/13,
						effective 12/5/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020, and
						77.04.055. WSR 10-13-182 (Order
						10-156), §
									232-36-210, filed 6/23/10,
						effective 7/24/10. WSR 13-21-033, §
									232-36-210, filed 10/9/2013,
						effective 11/9/2013
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-300 - Public hunting requirements (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   77.04.012,
							77.04.020, and
							77.04.055. 10-13-182 (Order
							10-156), §
										232-36-300, filed 6/23/10,
							effective 7/24/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-400 - Commercial crop or livestock damage claimDispute resolution (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.055,
						77.12.047,
						77.12.240, chapter 77.36 RCW, and
						  2013 c  329. WSR 13-22-056 (Order 13-282), §
									232-36-400, filed 11/4/13,
						effective 12/5/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020,
						77.04.055, and
						77.36.120. WSR 13-05-003 (Order
						13-19), §
									232-36-400, filed 2/6/13,
						effective 3/9/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   77.04.012,
						77.04.020, and
						77.04.055. WSR 10-13-182 (Order
						10-156), §
									232-36-400, filed 6/23/10,
						effective 7/24/10. WSR 13-21-033, §
									232-36-400, filed 10/9/2013,
						effective 11/9/2013
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-500 - Unlawful taking or possession of wildlife for personal safety or causing property damage Penalties (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   77.04.012,
							77.04.020, and
							77.04.055. 10-13-182 (Order
							10-156), §
										232-36-500, filed 6/23/10,
							effective 7/24/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 232 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of (Wildlife) › Chapter 232-36 - Wildlife interaction regulations › Section 232-36-510 - Failure to comply with the conditions of permits, provide completed forms, or submit required documents or reports for the purposes of this chapter (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   77.04.012,
							77.04.020, and
							77.04.055. 10-13-182 (Order
							10-156), §
										232-36-510, filed 6/23/10,
							effective 7/24/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter shall be to ensure compliance by
				the office of the governor with the provisions of chapter 1, Laws of 1973
				(Initiative 276), Disclosure -- Campaign finances -- Lobbying -- Records; and
				in particular with sections 25-32 of the act, dealing with public
				records.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-010, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-020 - Definitions

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(1) "Public record"
			 includes any writing containing information relating to the conduct of
			 government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary function
			 prepared, owned, used or retained by any state or local agency regardless of
			 physical form or characteristics.
(2) "Writing" means handwriting, typewriting,
			 printing, photostating, photographing, and every other means of recording any
			 form of communication or representation, including letters, words, pictures,
			 sounds; or symbols, or combination thereof, and all papers, maps, magnetic or
			 paper tapes, photographic films and prints, magnetic or punched cards, discs,
			 drums and other documents.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-020, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-030 - Description of organization of the office of the governor

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(1) The office of the governor is an
			 administrative and staff support agency consisting of the governor and the
			 governor's personal professional staff, whose mission is to assist the governor
			 in the exercise of his duties, responsibilities, and authority as provided in
			 the constitution and the laws of the state of Washington. The office of the
			 governor shall hereinafter be referred to as the "office." Where appropriate,
			 the term "office" shall also refer to the staff and employees of the office of
			 the governor.
(2) The office is
			 located in the legislative building in Olympia, Washington. It also maintains
			 an office facility in Spokane, Washington, and a part-time facility at 306
			 North 1st Avenue in Seattle, Washington. For purposes of this chapter, the term
			 "administrative office" shall refer to the Olympia location.
(3) The head of the office is the governor of
			 the state of Washington who is elected by the people pursuant to Article III of
			 the constitution of the state of Washington. The governor is charged by
			 constitution and statutes with a broad range of implicit and explicit
			 authority, duties, and responsibilities, among which, but not exclusively, are
			 those related to the execution of laws, management of the executive branch,
			 representation of the state and the state's interests within and beyond its
			 borders, submission of messages and proposals to the legislature, approval of
			 legislation, review and alteration of sentences of convicted persons, and
			 various and sundry appointments to public positions.
(4) The structure of the office under the
			 governor consists of an administrative assistant responsible for overall
			 management of the office, a number of professional staff assistants generally
			 responsible for executive agency affairs, legal affairs, legislative affairs,
			 public information, appointments, correspondence, and business management of
			 the office, and supportive services personnel. In addition, a number of
			 agencies, task forces, commissions, and similar entities may be created from
			 time to time by executive order and are ultimately responsible to the governor
			 and may be designated as part of the office of the governor. While such
			 entities are not specifically included under the provisions of this chapter,
			 general information and assistance regarding such entities may be obtained at
			 the office. For purposes of this chapter, the term "office of the governor" is
			 to be strictly construed in accordance with the intent of this
			 section.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-030, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-040 - Operations and procedures

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The governor is ultimately responsible for decisions, policies
				and operations of the office. Procedures of the office are both formal and
				informal and may or may not directly involve the governor at any one time.
				Staff personnel operate in generally defined spheres of activity, but lines of
				responsibility and operational procedures are flexible in order to more
				effectively respond to situational requirements.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-040, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-050 - Public records available

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All public records of the office as defined in WAC
				240-06-020 are deemed to be
				available for public inspection and copying pursuant to these rules, except as
				otherwise provided by section 31, chapter 1, Laws of 1973 and WAC
				240-06-100.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-050, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-060 - Public records officer

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The office's public records shall be in charge of the public
				records officer designated by the office. The public records officer shall be
				responsible for the following: The implementation of the office's rules and
				regulations regarding release of public records, coordinating the staff of the
				office in this regard, and generally insuring compliance by the staff with the
				public records disclosure requirements of chapter 1, Laws of 1973. In the
				absence of the public records officer, the responsibilities of such officer may
				be delegated to or assumed by another member of the staff and such
				responsibilities shall be deemed to be properly exercised by such
				officer.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-060, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-070 - Office hours

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Public records shall be available for inspection and copying
				during the customary office hours of the office. For the purposes of this
				chapter, the customary office hours shall be from 9:00 a.m. to noon and from
				1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding legal
				holidays.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-070, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-080 - Requests for public records

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In accordance with requirements of chapter 1, Laws of 1973,
				that agencies prevent unreasonable invasions of privacy, protect the public
				records from damage or disorganization, and prevent excessive interference with
				essential functions of the agency, public records may be inspected or copied or
				copies of such records may be obtained, by members of the public, upon
				compliance with the following procedures:
(1) A request shall be made in writing upon a
			 form prescribed by the office which shall be available at its administrative
			 office. The form shall be presented to the public records officer, or to any
			 member of the office's staff if the public records officer is not available, at
			 the administrative office of the office during customary office hours. The
			 request shall include the following information:
(a) The name of the person requesting the
			 record;
(b) The time of day and
			 calendar date on which the request was made;
(c) The nature of the request; and
(d) An appropriate description of the record
			 requested.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-090 - Copying

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No fee shall be charged for the inspection of public records.
				The office may charge a fee for providing copies of public records and for use
				of the office copy equipment. This charge shall be the amount necessary to
				reimburse the office for its actual equipment and manpower costs incident to
				such copying.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-090, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-100 - Exemptions

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(1) The office
			 reserves the right to determine that a public record requested in accordance
			 with the procedures outlined in WAC
			 240-06-050 is exempt under the
			 provisions of section 31, chapter 1, Laws of 1973.
(2) In addition, pursuant to section 26,
			 chapter 1, Laws of 1973, the office reserves the right to delete identifying
			 details when it makes available or publishes any public record, in any cases
			 when there is reason to believe that disclosure of such details would be an
			 invasion of personal privacy protected by chapter 1, Laws of 1973. The public
			 records officer shall fully justify such deletion in writing.
(3) Each denial of a request for a public
			 record must be accompanied by a written statement specifying the reason for the
			 denial, including if appropriate a statement of the specific exemption
			 authorizing the withholding of the record and a brief explanation of how the
			 exemption applies to the record withheld.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-100, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-110 - Review of denials of public records requests

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(1) Any person who objects to the denial of a
			 request for a public record may petition for prompt review of such decision by
			 tendering a written request for review to the public records officer. The
			 written request shall specifically refer to the written statement by the public
			 records officer or other staff member which constituted or accompanied the
			 denial.
(2) Immediately after
			 receiving a written request for review of a decision denying a public record,
			 the public records officer shall refer it to the administrative assistant to
			 the governor. The administrative assistant, or such member of the staff
			 designated to so act in the absence of the administrative assistant, shall
			 promptly consider the matter and either affirm or reverse such denial or refer
			 the matter to the governor to review the denial. In any case, if possible, the
			 request shall be returned with a final decision within two business days
			 following the original denial.
(3)
			 Administrative remedies shall not be considered exhausted until the office has
			 returned the petition with a decision or until the close of the second business
			 day following the denial of inspection, whichever occurs first.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-110, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-120 - Protection of public records

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The public records officer shall take all reasonable steps and
				impose appropriate conditions on the inspection and copying of public records
				so as to protect such records and to preserve the integrity of other proper
				activities of the office. Inspection or copying shall be denied and records
				shall be withdrawn if the person inspecting or copying the records is engaging
				in conduct likely to damage or substantially disorganize them or so as to
				interfere excessively with other essential functions of the office or in
				disregard of conditions imposed by the public records
				officer.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-120, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-06 - Inspection and copying of public records of the office of the governor › Section 240-06-130 - Exemption from requirement to maintain a current records index

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(1) As authorized by
			 section 26(3) of chapter
			 1, Laws of 1973 (Initiative 276), the office claims an exemption from the
			 requirement to maintain an index of current records. The scope of
			 constitutional and statutory responsibilities of the governor may embrace the
			 complete range of public policy, including certain aspects of national,
			 international, interstate, and local policy, and the activities of all agencies
			 and organs of state government. To maintain an index covering the appropriate
			 records as defined in sections
			 2(24) and
			 26(2) of chapter
			 1, Laws of 1973, would impose an undue burden on the office.
(2) All indexes maintained for use of the
			 office shall be made available for public inspection according to the
			 provisions of this chapter.
Order 73-1, §
										240-06-130, filed
				  8/31/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-010 - Committee established

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(1) In
			 accordance with
			 RCW    41.04.035,
			 41.04.036 and
			 41.04.230 and in order to
			 implement Executive Orders EO 84-13 and EO 84-15 a committee is established to
			 conduct a single, annual, consolidated effort to secure funds for distribution
			 to agencies engaged in charitable and public health, welfare and service
			 purposes.
(2) The committee shall
			 be known as the Washington state employee combined fund drive
			 committee.
(3) The committee shall
			 be composed of not more than eight state employees appointed by the governor
			 for three year terms, except that the terms of those first appointed shall be
			 staggered with two persons appointed for one year, three persons appointed for
			 two years, and three persons appointed for three years, as determined by the
			 governor. The members shall be selected from the following groups:
(a) One member from an employee
			 organization;
(b) One member from
			 the legislative branch;
(c) One
			 member from the judicial branch;
(d) Three members from state
			 agencies;
(e) Two members from
			 higher education.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-020 - Purposes

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(1) The following
			 rules are promulgated to implement a payroll deduction plan for the efficient,
			 long-term collection of voluntary employee contributions to qualifying
			 charitable, human health and welfare organizations. By establishing a uniform
			 policy toward charitable fund raising efforts among state employees, the state
			 hopes to encourage generosity in voluntary financial support for the charitable
			 services of the qualified organizations.
(2) The intent of these regulations is to:
(a) Lessen the burdens of government and of
			 local communities in meeting the needs of human health and welfare;
(b) Provide a convenient channel through
			 which state employees may contribute to the efforts of the qualifying voluntary
			 health and welfare organizations providing services in the community or region
			 where the employees live and work and overseas;
(c) Minimize both the disruption of the state
			 work place and the costs to taxpayers that multiple charitable fund drives have
			 caused; and
(d) Ensure that
			 recipient agencies are fiscally responsible in the uses of the moneys so
			 raised.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-050 - Required characteristics of eligible federations (umbrella organizations)

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In addition to meeting the requirements set out in WAC
				240-10-040, each federated
				organization (umbrella organization) must demonstrate the following:
(1) Scope. It is representative of its
			 constituent parts. While it may not accept responsibility for the exact nature
			 of program objectives and administrative and financial procedures of its
			 affiliates, it must be in a position to affirm that the operations and
			 fund-raising of its affiliates comply with the standards and criteria set out
			 in WAC 240-10-040.
(2) It has good will and acceptability within
			 this state, including ability to demonstrate a well recognized service to or in
			 behalf of citizens of this state: Provided, That voluntary charitable health
			 and welfare agencies whose services are rendered exclusively or in substantial
			 preponderance overseas, and that meet all the criteria set forth except for the
			 requirement of direct and substantial presence in the local campaign community,
			 shall be eligible for agency membership.
(3) It has sufficient volunteers or staff, or
			 both, to contribute to the organization and conduct of the Washington state
			 employee combined fund drive and has at least six months of prior operation
			 within this state.
(4) It has
			 registered and been approved under
			 chapter
			 19.09 RCW (Charitable
			 solicitations).
(5) It has at least
			 five organizational members.
(6) It
			 adheres to high standards in services, management and public accountability as
			 required by the standards and criteria set out in WAC
			 240-10-040.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 41.04.035,
				  41.04.036 and
				  41.04.230. 86-02-015 (Order 85-2),
				  §
										240-10-050, filed 12/23/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-055 - Determination of eligibility - Procedure for reconsideration

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Using the information supplied under this chapter and the
				standards set forth in WAC
				240-10-040 and
				240-10-050, the committee will
				determine which agencies and which federated organizations are eligible to
				participate in annual state employee combined fund drive campaigns. Any agency
				or federated organization determined not to be eligible may, within fifteen
				days after receiving notice of noneligibility, request reconsideration in
				writing, submitting responsive materials relating to the noneligibility notice
				in support of the request at the same time. The committee will duly reconsider
				the eligibility of the requesting agency or federated organization and will
				issue written notice of its final decision on eligibility within thirty days of
				receiving the request. Any decision on reconsideration will be a final
				determination of eligibility.
For the purposes of this section, any written requests or
				notices will be presumed to be received no more than three business days after
				mailing.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 41.04.035,
				  41.04.036 and
				  41.04.230. 86-08-070 (Order 86-1),
				  §
										240-10-055, filed 4/1/86.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-057 - Decertification and disqualification

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(1)
			 Once approved for participation, any health and welfare agency or federated
			 organization may be decertified and disqualified from participation in the
			 state employee combined fund drive campaign by majority vote of the committee
			 for any one or more of the following reasons:
(a) Failure to comply with the rules
			 contained in this chapter;
(b)
			 Filing an application to participate in the state employee combined fund drive
			 campaign which contains false or intentionally misleading
			 information;
(c) An annual
			 contribution pledge from an annual campaign of two hundred fifty dollars or
			 less.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-10 - State employee combined charitable contributions program › Section 240-10-060 - Qualifications for local campaign manager

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In selecting a local campaign manager, the local steering
				committee must assess the following qualities of an applicant to determine the
				applicant's capability to manage a successful charitable campaign:
(1) The local manager shall demonstrate the
			 administrative and financial capability to manage and operate a fund-raising
			 campaign with integrity and in an efficient manner yielding contributions
			 comparable to those made by state employees in the past.
(2) The local manager shall demonstrate that
			 a broad base of community support has been established within the state and
			 demonstrate continuing positive relationships with a significant number of the
			 state's charitable organizations.
(3) The local manager shall demonstrate the
			 ability to effectively promote and publicize a charitable fund-raising campaign
			 among the state employee work force.
(4) The local manager shall demonstrate the
			 ability to give guidance to, train, and supervise volunteer solicitors and
			 other state employee volunteers in the campaign.
(5) The local manager shall demonstrate the
			 ability to publish and distribute informational literature and other material
			 relative to the programs of participating agencies in a fair and equitable
			 manner.
(6) The local manager shall
			 demonstrate a history of integrity, and a direct and substantial presence in
			 the local (or regional) community.
(7) The local manager shall demonstrate the
			 intent to cooperate fully with the local steering committee and with state
			 officials.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW 41.04.035,
				  41.04.036 and
				  41.04.230. 86-02-015 (Order 85-2),
				  §
										240-10-060, filed 12/23/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-005 - Purposes and implementation

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The Forest Resources Conservation and Shortage Relief Act of
				  1990 (Public Law
				  101-382). The act directs the governor to
				  promulgate rules for its implementation consistent with Section 553, of
				  title
				  5, United States Code. These
				  rules have been promulgated in accordance with the directives of the act rather
				  than Chapter 34.05 RCW.
92-11-017, §
											240-15-005, filed 5/12/92, effective
					 7/1/92; 91-14-040, §
											240-15-005, filed 6/27/91, effective 8/16/91.
					 Statutory Authority: Public Law 101-382. 91-02-111,
					 §
											240-15-005, filed 1/2/91, effective 1/2/91; 90-22-105, §
											240-15-005, filed 11/7/90, effective
					 1/1/91.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-015 - Prohibitions

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(1) Prohibition on
				export. Except as specifically provided under this chapter, no person may:
(a) Export from the United States export
				restricted timber; or
(b) Sell,
				trade, exchange, or otherwise convey to any other person, for the purpose of
				export from the United States, export restricted timber.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-020 - Agency requirements

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(1)
				Designation of export restricted timber.
(a)
				Each agency managing public lands subject to this chapter shall designate
				timber sales to be sold as export restricted and as exportable. Pursuant to an
				order issued by the Secretary of Commerce of the United States for calendar
				years 1992 and 1993, each agency shall designate as export restricted, sales
				that include 75 per cent of the volume of unprocessed timber from such agency's
				annual sales program, excluding Western Red Cedar. This percentage shall remain
				in effect until revised by order of the Secretary of Commerce of the United
				States under section
				491(a) of the
				Forest Resources Conservation and Shortage Relief Act of 1990 (Public Law
				101-382). Sales designated as export restricted
				shall be distributed proportionately throughout the geographical area of land
				owned or managed by the agency. Timber originating from sales designated as
				export restricted shall be representative of the species and grade distribution
				of the agency's sale program.
(b)
				Designation of timber sales as export restricted and as exportable shall be on
				a sale by sale basis and shall apply to the entire sale being considered;
				except that a sale shall be subdivided into portions that are export restricted
				and exportable if there are insufficient sales in the annual sales program to
				insure that designation on a sale by sale basis meets the applicable
				requirements of the Forest Resources Conservation and Shortage Relief Act of
				1990 (Public Law
				101-382).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-025 - Reporting requirements

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(1)
				Purchaser certification. Prior to issuing a contract for the sale of export
				restricted timber, an agency which has offered such timber for sale shall
				require that the purchaser submit two signed copies of a purchaser
				certification, in such form as the department of revenue may require, which
				affirms, under penalty of law, the truth of each of the following:
(a) That such timber, while still in
				unprocessed form, will not be:
(i) Exported by
				the purchaser or used in substitution by the purchaser; or
(ii) Transferred to any other person for the
				purpose either of export or to be used in substitution.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-030 - Enforcement

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(1) Debarment.
(a) Any person who knowingly violates any of
				the prohibitions in WAC
				240-15-015(1) (relating to exports), WAC
				240-15-015(2) (relating to substitution), or WAC
				240-15-015(3) (relating to certain indirect transactions) shall be debarred, by an order
				issued by the department of revenue from bidding on or purchasing export
				restricted timber originating from any public lands covered by this chapter for
				a period of two years.
(b) A second
				debarment of any person under this section which is for a violation by the same
				person committed after the first debarment of such person under this section
				shall result in a permanent debarment of such person from bidding on or
				purchasing export restricted timber originating from any public lands covered
				by this chapter.
(c) The Washington
				Administrative Procedure Act shall apply to the issuance of any order by a
				state agency under this subsection. Agencies other than state agencies shall
				follow appropriate procedures in issuing any order under this
				subsection.
(d) For purposes of
				this section, the term "person" shall include any previously formed but no
				longer existing entity which would be included in WAC
				240-15-010(4)(d) if existing now.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-15 - Log export restrictions › GENERAL › Section 240-15-035 - Requirements applicable to the department of revenue

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(1) Administration. Administration of this
				chapter shall be the responsibility of the Washington department of
				revenue.
(2) Referrals of
				violations. Whenever the department of revenue becomes aware of a violation, or
				possible violation, of the prohibitions in WAC
				240-15-015(1) (relating to export), WAC
				240-15-015(2) (relating to substitution), or WAC
				240-15-015(3) (relating to certain indirect transactions) it shall notify the managing agency
				so that such agency may promptly take appropriate action, as provided in this
				chapter.
(3) Monitoring.
(a) The department of revenue shall develop
				and implement a program for the monitoring of export restricted timber in
				transit and at ports and other facilities for the purpose of ensuring that
(i) Export restricted timber is not exported
				from the United States or used in substitution, and
(ii) Timber harvested from lands referred to
				in WAC 240-15-025(3)(b) (relating to reporting requirements for certain purchasers of export restricted
				timber) at any time during the period of time referred to in WAC
				240-15-010(4)(g)(ii),
				is not exported from the United States.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-001 - Legislative intent

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There is significant state interest in assuring that viable
				multimodal transportation programs are available throughout the state. The
				legislature recognizes the need to create a mechanism to fund multimodal
				transportation programs and projects. The legislature further recognizes the
				complexities associated with current funding mechanisms and seeks to create a
				process that would allow for all transportation programs and projects to
				compete for limited resources.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-001, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-010 - Purpose of multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee

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The multimodal transportation programs and projects selection
				committee is a twenty-one member committee, organized under the provisions of
				chapter 393, Laws of 1993 for the purpose of selecting programs and projects
				for the state central Puget Sound transportation account; the state public
				transportation systems account; the state high capacity transportation account;
				and the federal Intermodal Surface Transportation and Efficiency Act of 1991,
				statewide competitive program.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-010, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-015 - Definitions

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For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall
				apply:
(1) Committee - the multimodal
			 transportation programs and projects selection committee.
(2) Department - the Washington state
			 department of transportation.
(3)
			 Public record - includes any writing containing information relating to the
			 conduct of government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary
			 function prepared, owned, used, or retained by any state or local agency
			 regardless of fiscal form or characteristics.
(4) Exceptions - include any circumstance,
			 condition, issue, or situation wherein a program or project may be unable to be
			 completed on schedule and/or within its budget.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-015, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-020 - Organization of committee

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(1) The
			 committee shall elect a chair and a chair pro tem from its membership. The
			 chair pro tem shall serve as chair when the chair is absent. The terms of these
			 two positions shall be two years.
(2) The committee shall develop a set of
			 by-laws to guide its operation.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-020, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-025 - Time and place of meetings

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(1)
			 Regular public meetings of the committee shall be held quarterly on the third
			 Friday of the first month of the quarter, or the second Friday if the third
			 Friday is a holiday. Each regular meeting will be held in a meeting room in the
			 vicinity of the SeaTac International Airport and begin at the hour of 9:00 a.m.
			 or at such other time and place as designated by the committee. Written notice
			 of the time and location of regular meetings shall be provided to individuals
			 on the general mailing list and members of the committee at least one week
			 prior to each meeting.
(2) A
			 special meeting of the committee may be called by the chair or by a majority of
			 the members of the committee, by delivering personally, by facsimile or by
			 mail, written notice to all other members of the committee at least seventy-two
			 hours before the time of such meeting as specified in the notice. The notice
			 calling a special meeting shall state the purpose for which the meeting is
			 called and the date, hour, and place of such meeting. All provisions of
			 chapter
			 42.30 RCW shall apply to
			 all meetings of the committee.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-025, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-030 - Address of committee

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Persons wishing to obtain information, be placed on the general
				mailing list, or to make submissions or requests of any kind shall address
				their correspondence to:
MTPPS Clerk of the Committee
Washington State Department of Transportation
P.O. Box 47370
Olympia, WA 98504-7370
(360) 705-7920 fax (360) 705-6820
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-030, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-035 - Staff support to the committee

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The department shall be responsible for providing staff support
				to the committee. The chair shall appoint a clerk of the committee from the
				department who shall be responsible to the chair for arranging meeting
				locations and notices, maintaining records, and preparing minutes. The
				department responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to:
(1) Assisting the committee in determining
			 short-term and long-term funding needs;
(2) Assisting the committee in developing a
			 selection process that adheres to criteria set in statute and other criteria
			 set by the committee;
(3)
			 Administering grants and ensuring that contracts are executed in a timely
			 manner;
(4) Distribution of funds
			 and monitoring the status of accounts;
(5) Staff recommendations on policy and
			 programs as appropriate; and
(6)
			 Submission of an annual report to the legislative transportation committee that
			 summarizes the activities of the committee, no later than January 1 of each
			 year.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-035, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-040 - Public access

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The committee shall comply with the provisions of RCW    42.17.250 through 42.17.340 dealing with public records.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-040, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-042 - Public records officer

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The committee's public records shall be in the charge of the
				clerk of the committee, who shall be designated the public records officer for
				the committee. The person so designated shall be officed in the department of
				transportation office in Olympia, Washington. The public records officer shall
				be responsible for implementation of the committee's rules and regulations
				regarding public access to information and records.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-042, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-044 - Public records available

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(1)
			 Notes and/or a tape recording shall be made of each meeting and minutes of each
			 committee meeting shall be approved by motion and maintained by the
			 department.
(2) At least every two
			 years, the clerk of the committee shall solicit names and addresses from the
			 public for the purpose of developing a general mailing list. This solicitation
			 shall include the publication of a legal notice in at least five newspapers of
			 general circulation in Washington state to assure geographic distribution
			 throughout the state.
(3) All
			 public records of the committee, as defined in WAC
			 240-20-015(3) are deemed available for public inspection and copying pursuant to these
			 rules.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-044, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-046 - Requests for public records

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Subject to the provisions of subsection (3) of this section,
				public records are obtainable by members of the public when those members of
				the public comply with the following procedures.
(1) A request shall be addressed to the
			 public records officer. Such request shall include the following:
(a) The name of the person requesting the
			 record.
(b) The time of day and
			 calendar date on which the request was made.
(c) If the matter requested is referenced
			 within the current index maintained by the committee, a reference to the
			 requested record as it is described in such index.
(d) If the requested matter is not
			 identifiable by reference to the committee's current index, a statement that
			 identifies the specific record requested.
(e) A verification that the records requested
			 shall not be used to compile a commercial sales list.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 240 - Governor, Office of the › Chapter 240-20 - Multimodal transportation programs and projects selection committee › Section 240-20-048 - Availability for public inspection and copying of public records

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(1) Public records
			 shall be available for inspection and copying during the normal business hours
			 of the department. For the purposes of this chapter, the normal office hours
			 shall be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding legal
			 holidays.
(2) No fee shall be
			 charged for inspection of public records.
(3) The committee shall impose a reasonable
			 charge for providing copies of public records and for the use by any person of
			 department equipment to copy records; such charges shall not exceed the amount
			 necessary to reimburse the department for its actual costs incident to such
			 copying. Actual costs shall include the labor costs of staff, machine cost and
			 paper cost necessary to provide copies of requested records.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.66 RCW. 94-10-030 and
				  94-11-081, §
										240-20-048, filed 4/28/94 and 5/16/94, effective 5/1/94 and
				  5/16/94.