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Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-210 - Consumption of alcohol in state park areas

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(1) Possessing alcoholic beverages or
		  consuming alcoholic beverages in any state park or state park area is
		  prohibited except in the following designated areas and under the following
		  circumstances in those state parks or state park areas not posted by the
		  director or designee as closed to alcohol pursuant to subsection (4) of this
		  section:
(a) In designated campsites or in
		  other overnight accommodations, by registered occupants or their guests;
		  provided ELC users obtain written permission through state parks application
		  process;
(b) In designated picnic
		  areas, which shall include those sites within state park areas where picnic
		  tables, benches, fireplaces, and/or outdoor kitchens are available, even though
		  not signed as designated picnic areas and public meeting rooms;
(c) In any reservable group day use facility
		  by any authorized group which has paid the reservation fee and applicable
		  damage deposit and which has obtained prior permit authorization to have
		  alcohol by the park manager; and
(d) In any building, facility or park area
		  operated and maintained under a concession agreement, wherein the
		  concessionaire has been licensed to sell alcoholic beverages by the Washington
		  state liquor control board, and where the dispensation of such alcoholic
		  beverages by such concessionaire has been approved by the commission.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-215 - Compliance with signs

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Failure to abide by a prominently posted restriction on the
			public use of park property is an infraction, under
			chapter
			7.84 RCW, except as
			provided in WAC
			352-32-310.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-215, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 98-04-065, §
										352-32-215, filed 2/2/98,
			  effective 3/5/98.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-220 - Intoxication in state park areas

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Being or remaining in, or loitering about in any state park
			area while in a state of intoxication shall be prohibited. Any violation of
			this section is an infraction under
			chapter
			7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7).
			  92-19-098, §
										352-32-220, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92; Order 11, §
										352-32-220, filed
			  7/29/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-230 - Food and beverage containers on swimming beaches

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(1) The use or possession of any food or
		  beverage container consisting wholly or in part of glass or metal is prohibited
		  on any beach within any state park area, where such beach is designated as a
		  swimming area, or where such beach is customarily and generally used as a
		  swimming area by park patrons though not designated as such.
(2) The provisions of this rule shall not
		  apply to any portion of the seashore conservation area as designated and
		  established by
		  RCW
		   79A.05.605.
(3) Any violation of this section is an
		  infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-230, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7).
			  92-19-098, §
										352-32-230, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92; Order 11, §
										352-32-230, filed
			  7/29/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-235 - Use of metal detectors in state parks

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The use and operation of metal detectors, as well as the
			removal of small contemporary materials, is permitted within selected state
			parks as designated by the director or designee, in accordance with all
			commission direction on land management, and subject to the conditions and
			limitations specified.
(1) The use of
		  metal detectors is permitted only within specified portions of approved state
		  parks as posted for public reference. Metal detecting may be allowed in an
		  approved campsite occupied by the registered metal detector user and in
		  unoccupied campsites within approved campgrounds.
(2) The use of metal detectors within a state
		  park shall be limited to daylight hours that the park has posted as "open." No
		  use shall be allowed during periods of seasonal or emergency park closure,
		  except where otherwise posted.
(3)
		  Any person wishing to use a metal detector shall so indicate to park personnel
		  at the park where the use is to occur, by complying with the registration
		  process provided for such purpose.
(4) Exceptional uses of metal detectors in
		  state parks may be allowed through the issuance of a special recreation event
		  application, available from the agency.
(5) This section does not apply to commission
		  employees while engaged in the performance of their duties.
(6) Persons operating metal detectors in
		  state parks and state park areas shall:
(a)
		  Observe all laws and regulations.
(b) Never destroy or disturb park facilities,
		  natural features, or historical or archeological resources. No item which is,
		  or appears to be of historical or archaeological significance, may be removed
		  from the site at which it was found. Any such find shall be immediately
		  reported to park personnel, and the area in which the find occurred shall be
		  closed.
(c) Limit digging
		  implements to ice picks, screwdrivers and probes not to exceed two inches in
		  width and sand scoops not to exceed six inches in width and eight inches in
		  length, containing perforations no less than one-half inch in width, to be used
		  only on sand surfaces. Any holes dug shall be limited to six inches maximum
		  depth and shall be immediately refilled and the surface restored to its earlier
		  condition.
(d) Properly dispose of
		  all found or recovered trash and litter.
(e) Conduct themselves with thoughtfulness,
		  courtesy and consideration for others, and not interfere with other
		  recreational activities. An operator shall not allow any emitted metal detector
		  sound audible to other park users.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-237 - Geocache

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(1) In order to
		  place a cache on state parks' property, an individual or organization must
		  obtain a geocache placement permit from state parks. Any cache located on state
		  parks' property that does not have a permit on file is subject to removal from
		  its location, and after notification of the owner (if known) and Washington
		  State Geocache Association (WSGA), may be disposed of within ten
		  days.
(2) The following items shall
		  not be placed in the geocache: Food items; illegal substances; medications;
		  personal hygiene products; pornographic materials; inappropriate, offensive, or
		  hazardous materials or weapons of any type. Log books are required for each
		  cache and are to be provided by the owner of the cache.
(3) Any violation of this section is an
		  infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030 and
			  79A.05.035. WSR 13-15-020, §
										352-32-237, filed 7/8/13,
			  effective 8/8/13. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. WSR
			  07-03-121, §
										352-32-237, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-240 - Nondiscrimination certification

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(1) This
		  is to certify that the Washington state parks and recreation commission is an
		  equal opportunity employer, and that no person in the United States is denied
		  the benefits of full and equal enjoyment of the right of employment or any
		  goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of, or
		  on any property administered by the Washington state parks and recreation
		  commission.
(2) The provisions of
		  this certification shall apply to all contractors, lessees, licensees, and
		  concessionaires operating under any legal instrument issued by the Washington
		  state parks and recreation commission, as well as areas operated by the
		  Washington state parks and recreation commission itself.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030 and
			  79A.05.035. WSR 13-15-020, §
										352-32-240, filed 7/8/13,
			  effective 8/8/13. Order 27, §
										352-32-240, filed
			  9/23/76.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-25001 - Fort Worden reservations and fees

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Reservations, use policies and fee schedules for facilities at
			Fort Worden State Park, including recreational housing, conference center
			housing, meeting rooms, campsites, and rally areas are available by contacting
			Fort Worden State Park, 200 Battery Way, Port Townsend, Washington 98368.
			Reservations are accepted at Fort Worden by telephone, by mail, by internet, by
			facsimile or in person. Certain deposits, reservation and cancellation fees
			apply as set forth in the fee schedule published by state
			parks.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 99-08-031, §
										352-32-25001, filed 3/30/99,
			  effective 5/1/99; 98-04-065, §
										352-32-25001, filed 2/2/98,
			  effective 3/5/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060(6). 95-03-005, §
										352-32-25001, filed 1/5/95,
			  effective 2/5/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060. 94-04-075, §
										352-32-25001, filed 1/31/94,
			  effective 3/3/94. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 93-01-029, §
										352-32-25001, filed 12/7/92,
			  effective 1/7/93; 91-22-063, §
										352-32-25001, filed 11/1/91,
			  effective 12/2/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.949 and 43.51.060. 90-23-031,
			  §
										352-32-25001, filed 11/14/90,
			  effective 1/1/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 90-07-062, §
										352-32-25001, filed 3/20/90,
			  effective 4/20/90. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 89-22-073,
			  §
										352-32-25001, filed 10/31/89,
			  effective 12/1/89; 88-22-050 (Order 107), §
										352-32-25001, filed 10/31/88.
			  Statutory Authority: RCW  46.10.040, 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 87-24-032 (Order
			  102), §
										352-32-25001, filed 11/24/87.
			  Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 86-24-016 (Order 98), §
										352-32-25001, filed 11/24/86.
			  Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060(6). 85-23-069 (Order 90),
			  §
										352-32-25001, filed 11/20/85.
			  Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 84-23-049 (Resolution No.
			  85), §
										352-32-25001, filed
			  11/19/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-251 - Limited income senior citizen, disability, and disabled veteran passes

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(1)
(a) Persons who are senior citizens, meet the
		  eligibility requirements of
		  RCW
		   79A.05.065, and have been residents of
		  Washington state for at least the past three consecutive months will, upon
		  application to the Washington state parks and recreation commission accompanied
		  by either a copy of a federal income tax return filed for the previous calendar
		  year, or a senior citizen property tax exemption pursuant to
		  RCW
		   84.36.381, or Social Security Administration
		  form SSA-1099, receive a five-year limited income senior citizen pass at no
		  charge, which entitles the holder's camping party to free use of trailer dump
		  stations, watercraft launch sites, day-use vehicle access to state parks and to
		  a 50 percent reduction in the campsite fee, or moorage fee as published by
		  state parks.
(b) Proof submitted to
		  the commission for the return of a senior citizen pass surrendered upon request
		  to a commission employee who has reason to believe the user does not meet the
		  eligibility criteria will be the same as listed in subsections (1) and (5) of
		  this section for original pass issuance.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-253 - Foster family program

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(1) Any
			 Washington state resident who provides out-of-home care to a child as either a
			 current licensed foster family home or kinship caregiver under RCW   74.13.600 when recreating with the child receiving out-of-home care, is entitled to apply
			 for a Washington State Parks Foster Home Pass which provides day-use vehicle
			 access to parks and free camping for two consecutive years.
(2) To receive a Foster Family Pass, the
			 applicant must submit documents from one of the following categories:
(a) Caregiver ID card or foster license
			 issued by the department of children, youth, and families, an award letter or
			 TANF child-only grant from the department of social and health services, or
			 verification of kinship caregiver eligibility from a sovereign tribal
			 government; or
(b) Two of the
			 following documents. A court order, tax return with both the parent and child's
			 name, lease agreement with both the parent and child's name, or verification
			 from a kinship navigator program.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-255 - Self-registration

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In those parks so posted by the commission, park visitors shall
			register for the use of facilities and shall pay the appropriate fee upon
			arrival, on a self-registration basis, in accordance with all posted
			instructions. Any violation of this section is an infraction under
			chapter
			7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 05-01-069, §
										352-32-255, filed 12/9/04,
			  effective 1/9/05. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-255, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and [43.51.]060.
			  95-22-067, §
										352-32-255, filed 10/30/95,
			  effective 1/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060. 94-08-036, §
										352-32-255, filed 3/31/94,
			  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7).
			  92-19-098, §
										352-32-255, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 82-09-035
			  (Order 60), §
										352-32-255, filed
			  4/14/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-260 - Sno-park display

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Only those vehicles properly displaying a valid winter
			recreational area parking permit issued by the state of Washington or by
			another state or nation which honors a Washington state winter recreational
			area parking permit shall park in designated winter recreational parking areas:
			Provided, That Washington licensed vehicles shall be required to display a
			Washington state winter recreational area parking permit. Those vehicles in
			violation of this rule shall be subject to the application of
			RCW
			 46.61.587. Any violation of this section is
			an infraction under
			chapter
			7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7). WSR
			  92-19-098, §
										352-32-260, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040(1), 43.51.050(3) and
			  43.51.290(2). WSR 92-15-119, §
										352-32-260, filed 7/21/92,
			  effective 8/21/92. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.290. WSR
			  78-02-038 (Order 38), §
										352-32-260, filed 1/17/78; Order
			  37, §
										352-32-260, filed
			  10/6/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-270 - Sno-park permit - Fees

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Fees for the winter recreational area parking permits will be
			established by the commission and shall be published by state parks. These
			permits include:
(1) Seasonal permit -
		  Commences October 1 and expires May 1 of the winter season for which it is
		  issued.
(2) One day permit -
		  Commences on the date identified on the permit in the space provided and
		  expires on that same date.
(3)
		  Special groomed trail permit - The director may designate certain sno-parks as
		  requiring a special groomed trail permit. In making this designation the
		  director may consider the following factors:
The facilities and services available;
The demand for facilities and services; user days; and
Such other considerations as the director deems
			appropriate.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060, 43.51.055, 43.51.050,
			  43.51.040 and 43.51.300. WSR 97-21-133, §
										352-32-270, filed 10/21/97,
			  effective 1/1/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. WSR 92-15-120, §
										352-32-270, filed 7/21/92,
			  effective 8/21/92; WSR 91-09-001, §
										352-32-270, filed 4/4/91,
			  effective 10/1/91. WSR 91-09-001, §
										352-32-270, filed 4/4/91,
			  effective 10/1/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.050. WSR 90-10-023, §
										352-32-270, filed 4/23/90,
			  effective 5/24/90. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.300. WSR 82-19-075 (Order
			  63), §
										352-32-270, filed
			  9/21/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-280 - Applicability of standard fees

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The fees published by state parks pursuant to
			RCW
			 79A.05.070(6), shall not
			apply in the following circumstances:
(1) Whenever fees are charged by a
		  concessionaire pursuant to a valid concession agreement granted by the
		  commission pursuant to
		  RCW
		   79A.05.030(5).
(2) Whenever fees are established pursuant to
		  a development or management plan authorized or directed to be prepared by the
		  legislature or state agency other than the commission, as, for example the Fort
		  Worden State Park development and management plans.
(3) Whenever any improvement club or
		  voluntary association, or committees representing such clubs or associations,
		  acting pursuant to the commission's permission granted pursuant to
		  RCW
		   79A.05.140 - 79A.05.155, utilizes any park
		  facilities. Continuous occupancy of facilities by the same person or persons
		  qualifying under this subsection shall be limited to 30 consecutive nights,
		  unless otherwise approved by the director or designee.
(4) Whenever any individual, appointed by a
		  court of law to perform work in a park in lieu of other sentencing, utilizes
		  any park facilities.
(5) Whenever
		  any individual utilizes any park facility in accordance with the terms of any
		  contract, lease, or concession agreement, with the commission.
(6) The limit placed on any camper by WAC
		  352-32-030(5)
		 shall not apply to persons qualifying under this section.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-32-280, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-280, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and [43.51.]060.
			  95-22-067, §
										352-32-280, filed 10/30/95,
			  effective 1/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.060. 82-09-035
			  (Order 60), §
										352-32-280, filed 4/14/82.
			  Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040(2) and 43.51.060(6). 78-05-082 (Order 39),
			  §
										352-32-280, filed 5/1/78; Order
			  34, §
										352-32-280, filed
			  7/29/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-285 - Applicability of standard fees to volunteers in parks

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The fees published by state parks pursuant to
			RCW
			 79A.05.070(6) shall not
			apply whenever any individual, group, organization, association, or agency
			shall volunteer to perform personal services in lieu of standard fees if the
			following conditions are met:
(1) The
		  park manager has determined that the personal service is desirable;
(2) The service performed does not replace or
		  supplant that which would otherwise be performed by parks employees or
		  contractors;
(3) The service
		  performed is not one commonly performed by members of an organized trade
		  union;
(4) The service performed
		  does not result in any type of development which will necessarily create future
		  operating costs to the commission;
(5) The volunteer shall perform personal
		  services under the following provisions.
(a)
		  At least four hours of service are provided per day; alternatively
(b) At least twenty-eight hours of service
		  are provided per seven-day week, spread over at least five days.
(c) If more than four hours, but less than
		  twenty-eight hours of volunteer service are provided during a seven-day week, a
		  prorated waiver of fees equivalent to (b) of this subsection may be offered by
		  the park manager.
(d) Volunteer
		  time accumulated may not be carried forward for credit in subsequent
		  weeks.
(e) The waiver of standard
		  fees shall apply only at the park where such personal services were performed.
The limit placed on any camper by WAC
			352-32-030(7)
			 shall not apply to persons qualifying under this section. Continuous occupancy
			of facilities by the same person or persons qualifying under this section shall
			be limited to thirty consecutive nights, unless otherwise approved by the
			director or designee.
This section does not expand or limit the provisions of
			RCW
			 79A.05.140 through
			79A.05.155.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-290 - Wood debris collection

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(1) Wood
		  debris that may be removed without significantly adversely impacting the
		  environment of the park at which it is located and that is surplus to the needs
		  of such park, may be collected after obtaining a state parks' wood debris
		  collection permit.
(2) A person may
		  collect and remove wood debris from a designated state park area only when the
		  person obtains the required wood debris collection permit.
(3) A wood debris collection permit is valid
		  only at the state park at which the permit is issued.
(4) Subject to availability, for each wood
		  debris collection permit issued, a person may collect and remove from a state
		  park area not more than five cords of wood debris. Wood debris may be collected
		  only for personal firewood use and only from sites and during time periods
		  designated by a park ranger.
(5)
		  The nonrefundable fee for a wood debris collection permit shall be established
		  by the director consistent with limitations identified in
		  RCW
		   4.24.210,
		  79A.05.035 and
		  43.52.065.
(6) This section shall
		  be implemented in compliance with chapter 352-28 WAC.
(7) All other collection of wood debris in
		  state park areas is prohibited.
(8)
		  Any violation of this section is an infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.165,
			  79A.05.605, and
			  79A.05.610. 05-24-030, §
										352-32-290, filed 11/30/05,
			  effective 12/31/05. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-290, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040(1), [43.51.]045,
			  [43.51.]050,[43.51.]060 (1), [43.51.]061 and [43.51.]395. 96-01-078, §
										352-32-290, filed 12/18/95,
			  effective 1/18/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and [43.51.]060.
			  95-22-067, §
										352-32-290, filed 10/30/95,
			  effective 1/1/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.045. 84-20-071 (Order 83),
			  §
										352-32-290, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-295 - Land exchange - Fee

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A party who exchanges land with the commission shall pay a
			nonrefundable transfer fee to the commission of one hundred dollars for each
			exchange. When the exchange includes a transfer to the commission of land
			valued at one hundred dollars or more than the value of land transferred by the
			commission, the transfer fee shall be considered paid by the difference in the
			land value.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 43.51 RCW. 92-15-121, §
										352-32-295, filed 7/21/92,
			  effective 8/21/92. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.210. 84-20-068 (Order 80),
			  §
										352-32-295, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-300 - Easement, franchise, license, and special use permit applications and fees

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(1) A party that
		  desires to have a request for an easement, franchise, license, or special use
		  permit considered by the commission shall submit an application on a form
		  provided by the director to the:
Washington State Parks and
Recreation Commission
P.O. Box 42650
Olympia, WA 98504-2650
Each application from a party other than a government agency
			shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee according to a schedule
			adopted by the commission.
A party shall pay the commission processing and use fees as
			apply according to a schedule adopted by the commission.
A party shall pay the commission for any appraisal, appraisal
			review, and survey costs incurred by the commission during the consideration of
			an application for an easement, franchise, license, or special use permit. The
			amount of any appraisal, appraisal review, and survey costs shall be determined
			by the director or designee.
An application fee and any processing fees, use fees, and
			appraisal, appraisal review, and survey payments shall be submitted to the
			commission at the address listed above and shall be in the form of a check or
			money order payable to the commission.
(2) The application fee, processing fee, use
		  fee, and the appraisal, appraisal review, and survey payments established by
		  subsection (1) of this section may be waived by the director or designee when
		  the director or designee determines that the action authorized by an easement,
		  franchise, license, or special use permit will be of benefit to the general
		  public, if approved by the commission.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. 08-24-006, §
										352-32-300, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-32-300, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 98-04-065, §
										352-32-300, filed 2/2/98,
			  effective 3/5/98; 96-19-031, §
										352-32-300, filed 9/10/96,
			  effective 10/31/96; 84-20-069 (Order 81), §
										352-32-300, filed
			  10/2/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-310 - Penalties

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Any violation designated in this chapter as a civil infraction
			pursuant to
			chapter
			7.84 RCW, will be treated
			as infractions regardless of whether they appear in the IRLJ 6.2 penalty
			schedule, except that a violation of WAC
			352-32-120 shall at all times be
			a gross misdemeanor.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030 and
			  79A.05.035. WSR 13-15-020, §
										352-32-310, filed 7/8/13,
			  effective 8/8/13. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070, and
			  79A.05.075. WSR 04-01-067, §
										352-32-310, filed 12/12/03,
			  effective 1/12/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7). WSR
			  92-19-098, §
										352-32-310, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-320 - Severability

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If any provision of this chapter or its application to any
			person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of this chapter or the
			application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not
			affected.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060. 94-08-036, §
										352-32-320, filed 3/31/94,
			  effective 5/1/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-330 - Commercial recreation providers - Permits

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(1) Commercial recreation providers are
		  required to register in order to engage in commercial recreational use of state
		  parks. Commercial recreation providers are required to register and possess a
		  commercial recreation provider permit in order to engage in commercial
		  recreational use of state parks. Registration for commercial recreation
		  provider permits requires completion of application forms, providing proof of
		  insurance and paying the appropriate fees. The commission shall establish the
		  permit and registration fees and the director shall set the amount of the
		  fees.
(2) Except as provided in WAC
		  352-32-310, any violation of this
		  section is an infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW, including
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 00-13-070, §
										352-32-330, filed 6/16/00,
			  effective 7/17/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 98-04-065, §
										352-32-330, filed 2/2/98,
			  effective 3/5/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.060, 43.51.055, 43.51.050 and
			  43.51.040. 96-22-018, §
										352-32-330, filed 10/29/96,
			  effective 1/1/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-340 - Approval of community-based park improvements - Policies

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The director or designee shall approve or disapprove all
			permits for community-based park improvements. Specific policies concerning
			community-based park improvements are available upon request.
A community-based park improvement is a construction project,
			proposed to be accomplished by individuals, groups, churches, charities,
			organizations, agencies, clubs, or associations using donated labor and/or
			materials, that results in a permanent change to state park lands or
			structures, or that creates an additional structure on state park
			lands.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075, and
			  79A.05.065. 08-24-006, §
										352-32-340, filed 11/20/08,
			  effective 12/21/08. Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-32-340, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.070,
			  79A.05.075,
			  79A.05.140,
			  79A.05.145,
			  79A.05.150, and
			  79A.05.155. 01-20-036, §
										352-32-340, filed 9/26/01,
			  effective 10/27/01.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-32 - Public use of state park areas › Section 352-32-350 - Seaweed harvest

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(1) For the
		  purposes of this section, seaweed is defined as all species of marine algae and
		  flowering sea grasses.
(2) Pursuant
		  to RCW
		   79A.05.165(1), all state
		  park areas are closed to the harvest of seaweed except Fort Ebey, Fort Flagler
		  and Fort Worden state parks which are open to the noncommercial harvest of
		  seaweed in accordance with RCW  79.96.210 from April 16 - May 15 each year.
		  Seaweed harvesting in state park areas is limited to posted park
		  hours.
(3) Seaweed shall be
		  harvested using the following techniques: The leaves of bull kelp
		  (
Nereocystis
) will be cut no closer than twenty-four inches
		  (61 cm) above the bulb, and short stemmed kelps such as sugar wrack
		  (
Laminaria
) and wing kelp (
Alaria
) are to be
		  cut no closer than twelve inches (30 cm) above the anchor point. Cutting will
		  be done using a knife or similar instrument, leaving the anchor point in place
		  at all times. No tearing of the plants from the substrate or trimming is
		  allowed, and rakes, tined forks, or similar tools are prohibited. The limit
		  weight is ten pounds wet weight (fresh-picked before cleaning) per person per
		  day, and drying or partial drying is prohibited prior to weighing. Each
		  harvester must use a scale to determine when the harvest weight limit has been
		  reached, and use their own container. Multiple limits may not be combined in
		  the same container.
(4) The
		  director or designee may take immediate action to reduce harvest levels where
		  there is evidence of environmental damage. Such state park areas shall post
		  changes in the daily harvest limits to inform the public of the reduced harvest
		  levels.
(5) No person shall harvest
		  or possess any seaweed within a state park area closed to harvest pursuant to
		  subsection (2) or (4) of this section, except as necessary for scientific
		  research authorized in writing by the environmental program manager at state
		  parks.
(6) Any violation of this
		  section is an infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-32-350, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055, and
			  79A.05.070. 05-01-069, §
										352-32-350, filed 12/9/04,
			  effective 1/9/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to implement the provisions of
			RCW
			 79A.05.600 through
			79A.05.695 which require local
			governments which have a portion of the Seashore Conservation Area within their
			boundaries to prepare recreation management plans for the ocean beaches
			designating at least forty percent of the beach for use by pedestrians and
			nonmotorized vehicles from April 15 to the day following Labor Day of each
			year.
This chapter sets forth those sections of the plans which the
			commission has adopted as rules.
Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			  79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055,
			  79A.05.070, and
			  79A.05.165. 05-01-068, §
										352-37-010, filed 12/9/04,
			  effective 1/9/05. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 90-07-050, §
										352-37-010, filed 3/19/90,
			  effective 4/19/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-030 - Vehicular traffic - Where permitted - Generally

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Subject to the restrictions set forth in subsequent sections of
			this chapter, and except at the point of intersection of any access road and
			the beach, the use of motor vehicles on and along the ocean beaches shall be
			permitted only on that area between the extreme upper or landward limit of the
			hard sand area and the clam beds, defined as the "driveable beach" in WAC
			352-37-020. The operation of any
			vehicle is prohibited above and on the landward side of the driveable beach.
			The provisions of this section shall not apply to official vehicles engaged in
			authorized law enforcement, maintenance, or sanitary patrol activities or
			emergency vehicles while engaged in the performance of any necessary
			service.
The Long Beach Peninsula, South Beach, and North Beach
			Recreation Management Plans, as referenced in
			RCW
			 79A.05.600 through
			79A.05.695, as adopted by local
			governments located on the same beach and approved by the commission, identify
			those areas where the operation or parking of any vehicle is prohibited.
			Exceptions that allow for the use of any vehicles in these areas identified as
			exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized use areas are found in WAC
			352-37-070. Except as provided in
			WAC 352-37-330, any violation of this
			section is an infraction under
			chapter
			7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-37-030, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority:
			  RCW
			   79A.05.030,
			  79A.05.035,
			  79A.05.055,
			  79A.05.070, and
			  79A.05.165. 05-01-068, §
										352-37-030, filed 12/9/04,
			  effective 1/9/05. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7).
			  92-19-098, §
										352-37-030, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92. Statutory Authority RCW 43.51.040. 90-07-050, §
										352-37-030, filed 3/19/90,
			  effective 4/19/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-040 - Long Beach Peninsula

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(1) Leadbetter
		  Point exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is described as the
		  area from the northern tip of Leadbetter Point to the north side of the
		  Oysterville beach access road.
(a) Motor
		  vehicles are not allowed year round in the area located between the northern
		  tip of Leadbetter Point and the southern boundary of Leadbetter Point State
		  Park.
(b) Motor vehicles are not
		  allowed in the area located between the southern boundary of Leadbetter Point
		  State Park to the north side of the Oysterville beach access road, from April
		  15 to the day following Labor Day of the same year.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-050 - South Beach

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(1) East North Cove
		  exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is described as the beach on
		  the Pacific County owned property described as the north half of the northeast
		  quarter section of the southwest quarter section of the southwest quarter of
		  Section 4, Township 14N, Range 11 WWM.
Motor vehicles are not allowed from April 15 to the day
			following Labor Day of the same year.
(2) The Willapa National Wildlife
		  Refuge/Warrenton Cannery road beach access exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized
		  vehicle use area is described as the area south of the south edge of the
		  Warrenton Cannery beach access road east to east boundary line of the Willapa
		  National Wildlife Refuge.
(a) Part west of
		  Willapa National Wildlife Refuge. In the portion of this area west of the west
		  boundary line of the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, motor vehicles are not
		  allowed from April 15 to the day following Labor Day of the same
		  year.
(b) Part within the Willapa
		  National Wildlife Refuge. In the portion of this area within Willapa National
		  Wildlife Refuge, motor vehicles are not allowed from April 15 to the day
		  following Labor Day of the same year. Motor vehicles may not be used in the
		  wildlife refuge during the portion of any clam season which is between April 15
		  and the day following Labor Day of the same year.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-060 - North Beach

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(1) North jetty to
		  Marine View Drive beach access exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use
		  area is described as that area from the south edge of the Marine View Drive
		  beach access to the north jetty of the Chehalis River.
Motor vehicles will not be allowed in this area from April 15
			to the day after Labor Day of the same year.
(2) Pacific Way to Chance A La Mer beach
		  access exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is described as the
		  area from the north edge of the Pacific Way beach access road north to the
		  south edge of the Chance A La Mer beach access road.
Motor vehicles are not allowed April 15 to the day after Labor
			Day of the same year.
(3)
		  Ocean City beach access north for 1.8 miles exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized
		  vehicle use area is described as that area from the northern edge of the Ocean
		  City beach access road north for 1.8 miles.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in this area from April 15 to
			the day after Labor Day of the same year.
(4) Benner Gap road north to the north bank
		  of the Copalis River exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is
		  described as the area from the north edge of the Benner Gap beach access road
		  north to the north bank of the Copalis River. If the Copalis River shifts south
		  of the north boundary of Griffiths-Priday State Park, the north boundary of
		  Griffiths-Priday State Park shall be the north boundary of this area.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in this area for the entire
			year.
(5) Copalis Rock
		  north to Boone Creek exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is
		  described as the area from the north edge of Copalis Rock north to the north
		  bank of Boone Creek.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in this area from April 15 to
			the day following Labor Day of the same year.
(6) Roosevelt Beach Gap road north to
		  Annelyde Gap road exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area is
		  described as the area from the north edge of the Roosevelt beach access road to
		  the south edge of the Annelyde beach access road.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in this area from April 15 to
			the day following Labor Day of the same year.
(7) Moclips Gap road north to the south
		  boundary of the Quinault Indian reservation exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized
		  vehicle use area is described as the area from the north edge of the Moclips
		  beach access road (Second Street) to the south boundary of the Quinault Indian
		  reservation.
Motor vehicles are not allowed in this area from April 15 to
			the day following Labor Day of the same year.
(8) Any violation of this section is an
		  infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-37-060, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040. 90-07-050, §
										352-37-060, filed 3/19/90,
			  effective 4/19/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-070 - Conditions under which motor vehicles may be used in the exclusive pedestrian/nonmotorized use areas

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Unless specifically accepted in the description of the times
			during which motor vehicles are not allowed for each exclusive
			pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use area, motor vehicles may be used in the
			pedestrian/nonmotorized vehicle use areas under the following
			circumstances:
(1) Motor vehicles may
		  be used in the areas during any recreational razor clam digging seasons
		  designated by the department of fish and wildlife that take place partially or
		  entirely during the period when motor vehicles are otherwise not allowed to use
		  the area.
(2) Motor vehicles may
		  also be used in the areas for designated activities approved by the director or
		  designee.
(3) As provided by
		  RCW  79A.05.660,
		  public vehicles operated in the performance of official duties and vehicles
		  responding to an emergency may use the areas at any time.
(4)
(a)
		  Motor vehicles may be used to remove sand from an access road, gap road, or
		  other area provided that all required permits have been obtained and the
		  removal complies with all applicable requirements.
(b) On the Long Beach Peninsula pursuant to
		  RCW
		   79A.05.655(3), the Pacific
		  County planning department and the city of Long Beach may issue permits for
		  wood debris removal during any period of closure to vehicular traffic, in their
		  respective jurisdictions, if in the opinion of said jurisdiction the amount,
		  size, and location of such wood debris is determined to constitute a hazard to
		  the general public and/or impede the movement of public vehicles on the ocean
		  beach. Said permits shall be valid for twenty-four hours only. Persons seeking
		  permits for removal of wood debris within the seashore conservation area must
		  apply to the director or designee for a wood debris removal permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 352 - Parks and Recreation Commission › Chapter 352-37 - Ocean beaches › Section 352-37-080 - Equestrian traffic

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(1) Equestrian
		  traffic shall be permitted on and along the ocean beaches within the seashore
		  conservation area year round except where prohibited by this rule or other
		  provision of statute or rule.
(2)
		  Equestrian traffic shall be permitted only on that area between the extreme
		  upper and landward limit of the hard sand area and the clam beds.
(3) Equestrian access shall be permitted at
		  the point of intersection of any access road and the beach or any equestrian
		  trail designated by the commission. Upland owners shall also be allowed
		  equestrian access to and from their property, except for commercial
		  purposes.
(4) Within the seashore
		  conservation area, equestrian traffic shall yield the right of way to all
		  pedestrian or vehicular traffic.
(5) Horses shall be ridden at a walk or led
		  through areas of heavy pedestrian concentration.
(6) Equestrian traffic will not be permitted
		  on the Long Beach Peninsula between Bolstad Avenue beach access road and 10th
		  Street beach access road from April 15 to the day following Labor Day of the
		  same year.
(7) Except as provided
		  in WAC 352-37-330, any violation of this
		  section is an infraction under
		  chapter
		  7.84 RCW.
Statutory Authority:
			  Chapter
			  79A.05 RCW. 07-03-121,
			  §
										352-37-080, filed 1/22/07,
			  effective 2/22/07. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.51.040 and 43.51.180(7).
			  92-19-098, §
										352-37-080, filed 9/17/92,
			  effective 10/18/92. Statutory Authority RCW 43.51.040. 90-07-050, §
										352-37-080, filed 3/19/90,
			  effective 4/19/90.