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Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-190 - Standards for management-Standards for contracts-Third-party administrator contracts

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Before contracting for third-party administrator
				  professional services, all joint self-insurance programs shall establish and
				  maintain written procedures for contracting with third-party administrators.
				  Entering a contract for services shall not relieve the governing body of the
				  joint self-insurance program of its ultimate governing, managerial, and
				  financial responsibilities. The procedures shall, as a minimum:
(1) Provide a method of third-party
				administrator selection using a formal competitive solicitation
				process;
(2) Require a complete
				written description of the services to be provided, remuneration levels,
				contract period and expiration date providing for a contract term no greater
				than five years. The contract may include an additional one year extension to
				be exercised at the discretion of the joint self-insurance program;
(3) Provide for the confidentiality of the
				program's information, data, and other intellectual property developed or
				shared during the course of the contract;
(4) Provide for the program's ownership of
				the information, data, and other intellectual property developed or shared
				during the course of the contract;
(5) Provide for the expressed authorization
				of the joint self-insurance program, consultants to the program, the state
				auditor, the state risk manager, or their designees, to enter the third-party
				administrator's premises to inspect and audit the records and performance of
				the third-party administrator which pertains to the program and to obtain such
				records electronically when audit travel costs can be eliminated or
				reduced;
(6) Require the compliance
				with all applicable local, state, and federal laws;
(7) Establish a monitoring and acceptance
				procedure to determine compliance with third-party administrator contract
				requirements; and
(8) Establish
				indemnification provisions and set forth insurance requirements between the
				parties.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-200 - Standards for claims management-Claims administration

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(1) All joint self-insurance programs shall
				adopt a written or electronic claims administration manual that includes, as a
				minimum, the following procedures:
(a) Claims
				filing procedures and forms;
(b)
				Standards requiring case reserves for each claim be established in the amount
				of the jury verdict value;
(c)
				Standards requiring case reserves be reviewed every ninety days or when
				reasonably practicable and such review is documented in the claims
				diary;
(d) Standards requiring
				appropriate adjuster workloads;
(e)
				Standards requiring claims payment procedures include sufficient internal
				controls to ensure adequate review and approval by claims management
				staff;
(f) Standards requiring file
				documentation be complete and up-to-date;
(g) Standards requiring timely and
				appropriate claim resolution practices;
(h) Standards requiring opportunities for
				recoveries be reviewed and documented for each claim;
(i) Standards requiring compliance with
				Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules for 1099-MISC regulations; and
(j) Standards requiring claims files be
				audited on the following categories: Staffing, caseloads, supervision, diary,
				coverage, reserves, promptness of contacts, field investigations, file
				documentation, settlements, litigation management and subrogation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-210 - Standards for management and operations-State risk manager reports

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(1) Every joint
				property and liability self-insurance program authorized to transact business
				in the state of Washington shall submit the annual report to the state risk
				manager.
(2) The annual report to
				the state risk manager shall require the following information to be submitted
				in electronic form:
(a) Audited annual
				financial statements;
(b) Actuarial
				reserve review report on which the net claims liabilities at fiscal year ending
				reported in the audited financial statements are based;
(c) Copies of all insurance coverage
				documents;
(d) List of contracted
				consultants;
(e) Details of changes
				in articles of incorporation, bylaws, or foundation agreement;
(f) Details of ongoing services provided by
				contract to nonmembers;
(g) List of
				members added or terminated.
Such reports shall be submitted to the state risk manager no
				  later than one hundred twenty days following the completion of the joint
				  program's fiscal year.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-220 - Standards for operations-Program changes-Notification to the state risk manager

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(1) All joint
				self-insurance programs shall operate in the same form and manner stated in the
				program's original application approved by the state risk manager in accordance
				with
				RCW
				   48.190.060(5). Programs
				shall submit a written request and receive approval from the state risk manager
				prior to implementing the following proposed program changes:
(a) Elimination or reduction of stop loss
				insurance;
(b) Acceptance of any
				loans or lines of credit;
(c)
				Provision of ongoing services to nonmembers;
(d) Addition of members of other entity types
				than those included in original application approved by state risk
				manager.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-230 - Standards for management and operations-Conflict of interest

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(1) Every joint
				self-insurance program shall require the claims auditor, a third-party
				administrator, the actuary, and the broker of record to contract separately
				with the joint self-insurance program. Each contract shall require that a
				written statement be included in the signed contract between the parties
				providing assurance that no conflict of interest exists.
(2) All joint self-insurance programs shall
				meet the following standards regarding restrictions on the financial interests
				of the program administrators:
(a) No member
				of the board of directors; trustee; a third-party administrator; or any other
				person having responsibility for the management or administration of a joint
				self-insurance program or the investment or other handling of the program's
				money shall:
(i) Receive directly or
				indirectly or be pecuniarily interested in any fee, commission, compensation,
				or emolument arising out of any transaction to which the program is or is
				expected to be a party except for salary or other similar compensation
				regularly fixed and allowed for because of services regularly rendered to the
				program.
(ii) Receive compensation
				as a consultant to the program while also acting as a member of the board of
				directors, trustee, third-party administrator, or as an employee.
(iii) Have any direct or indirect pecuniary
				interest in any loan or investment of the program.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-240 - Standards for operations-State risk manager-Expense and operating cost fees

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(1) The state risk
				manager shall fix state risk manager fees to cover expenses and operating costs
				of the state risk manager's office in administering chapter 48.190 RCW. Such
				fees shall be levied against each joint property and liability self-insurance
				program regulated by chapter 48.190 RCW. Services covered by the state risk
				manager fees will include program reviews, monitoring and continuing
				oversight.
(2) The state risk
				manager fees shall be paid by each joint self-insurance program to the state of
				Washington, department of enterprise services within sixty days of the date of
				invoice. Any joint self-insurance program failing to remit its fee when due is
				subject to denial of permission to operate or to a cease and desist order until
				the fee is paid.
(3) A joint
				self-insurance program that has voluntarily or involuntarily terminated shall
				continue to pay an administrative fee until such time as all liabilities for
				unpaid claims and claim adjustment expenses and all administrative
				responsibilities of the joint self-insurance program have been
				satisfied.
(4) The state risk
				manager shall assess each prospective joint self-insurance program an initial
				investigation fee at a rate determined annually by the state risk
				manager.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-250 - Standards for operation-Multi-state operations

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Public benefit hospital entity joint self-insurance programs
				  operating in this state and other states must obtain any licenses, permits, and
				  permissions to the extent required by a state prior to commencing operations in
				  that state.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-260 - Standards for operations Appeals of fees

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(1) A joint self-insurance program that
				disagrees with a fee for services issued to it by the state risk manager shall
				notify the state risk manager in writing within thirty days after receipt of
				the invoice. The writing shall include the self-insurance program's reasons for
				challenging the fee and any other information the self-insurance program deems
				pertinent.
(2) The state risk
				manager shall review any fee appealed by a joint self-insurance program,
				together with the reasons for the appeal. Within fourteen days of receipt of
				notification from the self-insurance program, the state risk manager shall
				respond in writing to the self-insurance program, either reaffirming the fee or
				modifying it, and stating the reasons for the decision.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-270 - Standards for operations-Appeals of cease and desist orders

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Within ten days after a joint self-insurance program
				  covering property or liability risks has been served with a cease and desist
				  order under
				  RCW
				     48.190.060 the entity may request an
				  administrative hearing. The hearing provided may be held in such a place as is
				  designated by the state risk manager and shall be conducted in accordance with
				  chapters 34.05 RCW and 10-08 WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › RISK MANAGEMENT › Chapter 200-160 - SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS AS TO PUBLIC BENEFIT HOSPITAL ENTITIES JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS › Section 200-160-280 - Standards for contracts-Competitive solicitation standards for consultant contracts

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Every approved joint self-insurance program operating within
				  the requirements of chapter 48.190 RCW shall use a formal competitive
				  solicitation process in the selection of consultants which complies with the
				  laws of this state and the requirements of other states in which it operates.
				  The process shall provide an equal and open opportunity to qualified parties
				  and shall culminate in a selection based on preestablished criteria which may
				  include such factors as the consultant's fees or costs, ability, capacity,
				  experience, reputation, responsiveness to time limitations, responsiveness to
				  solicitation requirements, quality of previous performance, and compliance with
				  statutes and rules relating to contracts. Bid responses, solicitation
				  documents, and evidence of publication shall be retained in accordance with
				  laws governing public records and shall be available for review by the state
				  risk manager.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › Section 200-200-001 - Promulgation

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				  RCW
				     43.19.011,
				  46.08.150, and
				  79.24.720, the director of the
				  department of enterprise services hereby establishes the following regulations
				  to govern pedestrian and vehicular traffic and parking upon state lands which
				  are a part of the state capitol grounds. These regulations apply to all people
				  and all vehicles.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
					 WAC 200-200-001, filed 11/17/11,
					 effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 46.08,
					 43.19,
					 46.55 and
					 79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
					 236-12-001, filed 1/30/92, effective 3/1/92. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					    46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
					 236-12-001, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-001, filed 12/19/73;
					 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-020 - Objectives of traffic regulations

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The objectives of these traffic regulations are:
(1) To protect and control pedestrian and
				  vehicular traffic;
(2) To make sure
				  emergency equipment is accessible at all times;
(3) To facilitate the work of state
				  government by assuring access for its vehicles and those of its employees and
				  visitors and by assigning the limited parking space for the most efficient
				  use.
(4) To promote energy
				  conservation.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-020, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-020, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-020, filed 12/19/73; §
						1, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-030 - Traffic control

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The motor vehicle laws and other traffic laws of the state
					 of Washington codified under Title 46 RCW, Motor vehicles and other locations
					 are applicable to pedestrian and vehicular traffic on the state capitol
					 grounds, and are hereby adopted and made a part hereof by reference. In case of
					 conflict between the provisions of the motor vehicle laws or other traffic laws
					 of the state of Washington and these regulations, the laws of Washington shall
					 govern.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-030, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-030, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-030, filed 12/19/73; §
						2, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-070 - Speed

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Vehicles on the state capitol grounds may not be operated
					 at a speed in excess of 20 miles per hour unless otherwise posted. Vehicles in
					 parking garages and lots located on the state capitol grounds may not be
					 operated at a speed in excess of 12 miles per hour.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-070, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 12, § 236-12-070, filed 12/19/73; § 6,
						filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-080 - Regulatory signs, markings, barricades, and directions

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Pedestrians and drivers of vehicles shall obey regulatory
					 signs, markings, and barricades placed by the director. Pedestrians and
					 drivers of vehicles shall also comply with directions given in the control and
					 regulation of traffic by uniformed state patrol officers and department of
					 enterprise services parking controllers. No person shall move or alter any
					 sign, barricade or other structure used for traffic and/or parking regulation,
					 including painted stripes or marking utilized in traffic and parking control,
					 without the authorization of the director.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-080, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-080, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-080, filed 12/19/73; §
						7, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-085 - Marking

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The marking of streets, parking lots and garages shall
					 include, but not be limited to, the following:
(1) Yellow areas-No standing.
(2) White areas with hash marks or
				  stripes-Crosswalks (no stopping in crosswalks) and no parking or stopping
				  areas.
(3) White areas -Parking
				  stalls. May be marked with specific restrictions limiting use.
(4) Red areas-Emergency parking only and fire
				  lanes (no stopping in emergency parking and fire lanes).
(5) Green areas-Electric vehicle stalls for
				  charging purposes in accordance to
				  RCW
				     46.08.185.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-085, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-085, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-085, filed
						12/19/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-140 - Temporary traffic and parking regulations and restrictions authorized

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As determined appropriate for the management of the state
					 capitol buildings and grounds, the director may impose temporary traffic and
					 parking regulations and restrictions.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-140, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-140, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-140, filed 12/19/73; §
						13, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-150 - Advertising and solicitation activities

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No advertising, solicitation, or promotional activities
					 shall be conducted or engaged in on any portion of the state capitol grounds in
					 such a manner as to damage or destroy public property, block or close off road
					 ways and parking areas, block or interfere with ingress and egress to the state
					 capitol grounds or to any building situated thereon, or in any manner interfere
					 with the conduct of state government business. Advertising and solicitation for
					 commercial purposes shall not be conducted or engaged in on any portion of the
					 state capitol grounds except with prior approval of the
					 director.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-150, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 76-2, § 236-12-150, filed 3/15/76; Order 12,
						§ 236-12-150, filed 12/19/73; § 14, filed
						8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATEBOARDING REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-160 - Intent of the director

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It is the intent of the director in adopting these
					 skateboard regulations to acknowledge the dangerous impact that skateboarding
					 on the capitol campus has to the health and safety of state employees,
					 visitors, skateboarders, and the general public and the destructive impact it
					 has on physical structures, roadways, and pathways on the capitol
					 campus.
The following are some of the reasons why skateboarding on
					 the capitol campus must be controlled:
(1) During recent years, the use of
				  skateboards has increased dramatically. As a result, the department has been
				  contacted by numerous employees and citizens complaining about the dangerous
				  and destructive practices of skateboarders on the capitol campus
				  grounds.
(2) Many skateboarders
				  ride their boards in high volume areas and thus threaten the safety of
				  pedestrians, motorists, and the skateboarders themselves.
(3) The director finds that skateboarding in
				  such high volume or crowded areas, even if done in a nonnegligent manner, is
				  incompatible with pedestrian use of these areas, due mainly to the speed and
				  maneuverability of skateboards.
(4)
				  Skateboard riders have ridden their boards down entrance and exit ramps of
				  state underground parking facilities, sometimes against traffic, placing the
				  skateboarders in serious danger and placing the motorists in a position of
				  liability and possible harm. Skateboarders also have ridden their boards near
				  doorways, nearly hitting pedestrians. In addition, skateboarders have ridden
				  into state buildings jeopardizing occupants, and have ridden on walls, curbs,
				  partitions, ramps, or other vertical and irregular physical surfaces, causing
				  damage to state facilities and surfaces.
(5) The director finds that skateboarding in
				  roadways and parking facilities and parking ramps creates a danger to the
				  skateboard rider and to the motorist and is incompatible with motor vehicle use
				  in such areas.
(6) The director
				  finds that these skateboard regulations are necessary in order to avoid
				  property loss, personal injury, and liability exposure associated with the use
				  of skateboards on state property and within state facilities.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-160, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 92-09-076, § 236-12-160,
						filed 4/15/92, effective 5/16/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATEBOARDING REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-170 - "Skateboard" defined

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"Skateboard" as used herein shall mean an oblong board with
					 roller skate wheels or other similar wheels mounted under it at each
					 end.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-170, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 92-09-076, § 236-12-170,
						filed 4/15/92, effective 5/16/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATEBOARDING REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-171 - "Skateboarding" defined

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"Skateboarding" as used herein shall mean any person who
					 stands with one or both feet touching a skateboard and/or who does handstands
					 with one or both hands touching a skateboard and/or who crouches, sits, or lies
					 upon a skateboard while it is in motion. "Skateboarding" also shall mean
					 skateboard riding.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-171, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 92-09-076, § 236-12-171,
						filed 4/15/92, effective 5/16/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATEBOARDING REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-175 - Skateboarding prohibited

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Skateboarding is prohibited on the state capitol grounds
					 including, but not limited to, the streets, sidewalks, walkways, walls, raised
					 structural elevations, east capitol campus plaza, parking structures, lots and
					 ramps, other paved surfaces of the state capitol grounds and any other
					 structure or part thereof.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-175, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 92-09-076, § 236-12-175,
						filed 4/15/92, effective 5/16/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATEBOARDING REGULATIONS › Section 200-200-180 - Violation-Penalty

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Violation of any of the provisions contained in WAC
					 200-200-160,
					 200-200-170,
					 200-200-171, or
					 200-200-175 shall constitute a
					 traffic infraction which is subject to the jurisdiction of the Thurston County
					 district court. Violators shall be ticketed by the Washington state patrol. The
					 fine for violating any of these skateboarding regulations shall be twenty-five
					 dollars.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-180, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 92-09-076, § 236-12-180,
						filed 4/15/92, effective 5/16/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATING ON STATE CAPITOL GROUNDS › Section 200-200-18003 - Skating prohibited

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Skating is only permitted on the state capitol grounds on
					 streets and sidewalks as long as the skating activity does not interfere in any
					 manner with efforts to conduct state business or pedestrian and vehicle
					 traffic. Skating, as defined in WAC
					 200-200-18005, is specifically
					 prohibited on stairs, curbs, walls, raised structural elevations, monuments,
					 parking garages, ramps, railings and any structure or part thereof.
Skating activities taking place during the hours of
					 darkness require the skater to wear reflective-type clothing.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-18003, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 97-01-063, § 236-12-18003,
						filed 12/13/96, effective 12/14/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATING ON STATE CAPITOL GROUNDS › Section 200-200-18005 - Definitions

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(1) "Skating"
				  refers to rollerblades, in-line skates and roller skates.
(2) "Rollerblades/in-line skates" are defined
				  as skates having rollers or wheels that are in line, generally consisting of
				  four wheels.
(3) "Roller skates"
				  are generally defined as skates having four wheels, dual wheels in front and
				  dual wheels in the rear.
(4) "Hours
				  of darkness" is defined as the hours between sunset and sunrise.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-18005, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 97-01-063, § 236-12-18005,
						filed 12/13/96, effective 12/14/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › SKATING ON STATE CAPITOL GROUNDS › Section 200-200-18007 - Violation-Penalty

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Violation of WAC
					 200-200-18003 shall constitute a
					 traffic infraction which is subject to the jurisdiction of Thur-ston County
					 district court. Violations shall be ticketed by the Washington state patrol.
					 The fine for violating WAC
					 200-200-18003 shall be
					 twenty-five dollars.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-18007, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 97-01-063, § 236-12-18007,
						filed 12/13/96, effective 12/14/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-185 - Knowledge of parking regulations

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It is the responsibility of all persons and entities
					 parking on state capitol grounds to read and fully understand these
					 regulations. Lack of knowledge of these regulations will not be accepted as
					 grounds for noncompliance.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-185, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-185, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-186 - Parking time limits in metered areas or areas subject to a time restriction

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(1) No person or
				  entity shall park any vehicle on the state capitol grounds or in any area
				  designated as metered parking for a consecutive period of time longer than that
				  period of time for which parking is authorized in such areas, irrespective of
				  the amount of time for which parking has been paid.
(2) Vehicles moved from one parking space to
				  another or from one lot to another shall be assumed to have been parked
				  continuously from the time they are initially parked in any time restricted
				  area.
(3) A showing that the time
				  period between when a vehicle is twice found parked in any time restricted area
				  on the same day is more than the time allowed for parking in time restricted
				  areas shall constitute a prima facie presumption that the vehicle has been
				  parked in violation of this section.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-186, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-186, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-187 - Parking zones, areas, and spaces

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The director may formulate plans for the marking and
					 numbering of parking zones, areas, and spaces and designate parking zones,
					 areas, and spaces for visitors, service vehicles, employees, and others . The
					 director may establish parking restrictions and designate zones, areas, and
					 spaces in which parking is prohibited and vehicles are subject to impound. The
					 director may designate and set aside specific parking and travel areas for
					 vehicles for specific purposes and may restrict their parking or operations to
					 specified areas.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-187, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-187, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-188 - Tourists and visitors

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Tourists and visitors may park vehicles in any free or pay
					 areas designated for their use, subject to the traffic and control
					 regulations.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-188, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-188, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-189 - Service and delivery vehicles

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Service or delivery vehicles may park in specifically
					 designated areas on the state capitol grounds. A parking permit is required
					 before parking in such areas.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-189, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-189, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-190 - Parking within designated spaces

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No vehicle shall be parked regardless of size so as to
					 occupy any portion of more than one parking space as designated in the parking
					 area, or so as to occupy any portion of a fire lane or other area in which
					 parking is prohibited. No parking space shall be occupied by more than one
					 vehicle at any given time, except as authorized by the director. Failure to
					 comply with this rule constitutes a traffic violation pursuant to
					 RCW
					    46.08.170.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-190, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-190, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-191 - Liability of state

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The state assumes no liability for vehicles parked on the
					 state capitol grounds or in state parking facilities. Only a license, not a
					 bailment, is created by the rental of parking spaces or issuance of a permit to
					 park on state property.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-191, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-191, filed 1/30/92, effective
						3/1/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-192 - Use of roadways

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All buses, trucks, cargo trailers and similar equipment
					 which exceed a five-ton load limit and similar heavy duty vehicles are
					 prohibited from traveling on the Deschutes Parkway Road and other roadways
					 posted for restrictive use. This provision shall not apply to public
					 transportation vehicles.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.011,
						43.19.620,
						43.19.985,
						43.19.742,
						43.19.769,
						39.26.080,
						39.26.090,
						39.26.251,
						39.26.255,
						and
						39.26.271.
						WSR 15-23-062, §
												200-210-060,
						filed 11/13/15, effective 12/14/15. Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. WSR
						11-23-093, recodified as §
												200-210-060,
						filed 11/17/11, effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. WSR 78-09-016 (Order 78-4), §
						236-16-060, filed 8/8/78; § 6, filed
						4/15/65.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - GENERAL › Section 200-200-193 - Parking restrictions on the state capitol grounds

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(1) No vehicle shall be parked or remain
				  parked at any place on the state capitol grounds where official signs, curbs,
				  and/or ground markings prohibit parking in such place or at such time.
				  Violators shall be subject to towing. Such signs or markings include, but are
				  not limited to, "no parking" (with or without additional restrictions), "tow
				  zone," "fire zone," and "parking prohibited."
(2) The director or its designee may
				  install/erect permanent, temporary signs, or emergency barricades, paint marks,
				  and other structures or directions upon the streets, curbs, and parking areas
				  within the state capitol grounds. Drivers shall obey the signs, barricades,
				  structures, markings, and directions.
(3) Parking spaces may not be used for other
				  purposes such as the conduct of private business or the storage of personal
				  property.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-200 - Authorization for issuance of employee permits

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All employee parking on state capitol grounds shall be
					 authorized through the issuance of valid parking permits unless otherwise
					 authorized. These permits shall be issued by the director to state officials,
					 state employees, state agencies for official cars, and to such other
					 individuals as determined by the director to require parking to aid in carrying
					 out state business. These permits shall not be transferred from one vehicle to
					 another except as authorized by the director. All employee parking subject to
					 permit on state capitol grounds shall be for official purposes only.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-200, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-200, filed 1/30/92, effective 3/1/92. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 85-19-001 (Order 85-02), §
						236-12-200, filed 9/5/85; Order 12, § 236-12-200, filed 12/19/73; §
						15, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-210 - Display of permits

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All permits shall be clearly displayed in the location
					 indicated at the time of issuance or, if no location is indicated, in the front
					 windshield of the vehicle.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-220 - Allocation of employee parking permits

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Employee parking permits shall be allocated by the director
					 in such manner as will best achieve the objectives of these regulations. Unless
					 in the director's opinion the objectives of these regulations would otherwise
					 be better served, the director shall observe the following priorities in the
					 issuance of employee parking permits:
(1) Disabled state employees and
				  officials;
(2) Car pools consisting
				  of three or more persons per vehicle;
(3) Other state employees, state officials,
				  state agencies, and nonstate parkers.
Statutory Authority:   2011 c  43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-220, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						Chapters
						46.08,
						43.19,
						46.55 and
						79.24 RCW. 92-04-036, §
						236-12-220, filed 1/30/92, effective 3/1/92. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-220, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-220, filed 12/19/73; §
						17, filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-235 - Permits for demonstrations, parades, processions

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In order to not disrupt the orderly flow of pedestrian or
					 vehicular traffic on the state capitol grounds, a person or group of persons
					 desiring to conduct a demonstration, parade or procession of seventy-five or
					 more people on the state capitol grounds shall apply to the department for a
					 permit using the process outlined in chapter 200-220 WAC.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.011,
						43.19.620,
						43.19.985,
						43.19.742,
						43.19.769,
						39.26.080,
						39.26.090,
						39.26.251,
						39.26.255,
						and
						39.26.271.
						WSR 15-23-062, §
												200-200-440,
						filed 11/13/15, effective 12/14/15. Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. WSR
						11-23-093, recodified as §
												200-200-440,
						filed 11/17/11, effective 11/17/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						   43.19.125 and
						46.08.150.
						WSR 09-22-059, § 236-12-440, filed 10/30/09, effective 11/30/09. Statutory
						Authority:
						RCW
						   46.08.150. WSR 79-05-005 (Order 79-01),
						§ 236-12-440, filed 4/11/79; WSR 78-05-006 (Order 78-3), §
						236-12-440, filed 4/7/78; Order 12, § 236-12-440, filed 12/19/73; Order 4,
						§ 236-12-440, filed 2/10/69; Emergency Order 2, § 236-12-440, filed
						12/18/68.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-250 - Special event permits

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Any state official, agency or department sponsoring or
					 making arrangements for conferences, meetings, schools, seminars or other
					 special events which will require special traffic control and parking
					 arrangements will confer with the director as to such
					 arrangements.
Statutory Authority: 2011 c 43. 11-23-093, recodified as
						WAC 200-200-250, filed 11/17/11,
						effective 11/17/11; Order 12, § 236-12-250, filed 12/19/73; § 20,
						filed 8/19/64.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-265 - Parking permits for events taking place on the capitol campus

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(1) A vehicle may
				  be issued a permit to park in a restricted parking area or other area for the
				  purpose of participating as a vendor or sponsor of an event or providing
				  transportation to an event permitted under chapter 200-220 WAC. Parking permits
				  shall only be issued to the registered vehicle owner or operator who is
				  participating as an event vendor or sponsor and shall:
(a) Identify the parking location;
(b) Specify the duration parking is
				  allowed;
(c) Whether overnight
				  parking is allowed;
(d) Clearly
				  display the parking permit from the front windshield of the
				  vehicle.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 - Enterprise Services, Department of › CAPITOL CAMPUS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS › Chapter 200-200 - State capitol grounds traffic and parking regulations › PARKING REGULATIONS - PERMITS › Section 200-200-290 - Parking fees

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(1) The fees for
				  rental parking shall be set by the director .
(a) Adjustments to the fees may be made at
				  the discretion of the director.
(b) The director will establish a fee
				  schedule for parking spaces/areas and will make it available on the
				  department's web site.