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Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-26 - Nonhighway road and off-road vehicle funds (Repealed) › Section 286-26-100 - For development projects, are there long term obligations?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-26-100, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05. Statutory Authority: RCW  46.09.240. 99-16-009, §
										286-26-100, filed 7/22/99, effective 8/22/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2),
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-26-100, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and77.12.720 . 94-17-095, §
										286-26-100, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-26 - Nonhighway road and off-road vehicle funds (Repealed) › Section 286-26-105 - What provisions apply to federal agencies?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-26-105, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-26 - Nonhighway road and off-road vehicle funds (Repealed) › Section 286-26-110 - Matching amounts and caps determined

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Statutory Authority: RCW  46.09.240(1). 98-08-014, §
										286-26-110, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2),
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-26-110, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-010 - What is the purpose of this chapter?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-010, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2),
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-27-010, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: Chapter 43.99 RCW. 91-17-010, §
										286-27-010, filed 8/12/91, effective 9/12/91.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-040 - Does the program have planning eligibility requirements?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-040, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1). 98-08-014, §
										286-27-040, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720. 97-08-003, §
										286-27-040, filed 3/20/97, effective 4/20/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1),43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-27-040, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: Chapter 43.99 RCW. 91-17-010, §
										286-27-040, filed 8/12/91, effective 9/12/91.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-045 - What is a conversion of use?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-045, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-055 - Are there long-term obligations for acquiring interest in real property?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-055, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1). 98-08-014, §
										286-27-055, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-27-055, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-061 - Are there long-term obligations for restoration projects?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-061, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-065 - Are there long-term obligations for development projects?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-065, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1). 98-08-014, §
										286-27-065, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-27-065, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-066 - What additional rules apply to conversions of use?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-066, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-071 - What rules apply to the sale of farmland?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-071, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-27 - Washington wildlife and recreation program (Repealed) › Section 286-27-075 - Are matching resources required - Are there caps?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79A.15.030(8), 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5), 79A.15.120(4), 79A.15.130(4). 06-05-025, §
										286-27-075, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. 98-08-014, §
										286-27-075, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5),43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-27-075, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-30 - Firearms range › Section 286-30-010 - Scope

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This chapter contains rules affecting the firearms and archery
				range recreation grant program administered by the board under
				RCW  79A.25.210. Additional provisions are
				contained in "What definitions apply to this chapter?" WAC
				286-04-010 and "General grant
				assistance rules" chapter 286-13 WAC.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-30-010, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-30-010, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-30 - Firearms range › Section 286-30-030 - Acquisition projects - Deed of right, conversions, leases and easements

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(1) For fee,
			 less-than-fee, and easement acquisition projects sponsors must execute an
			 instrument or instruments that contain:
(a) A
			 legal description of the property acquired;
(b) A conveyance to the state of Washington
			 of the right to use the described real property for outdoor recreation
			 purposes; and
(c) A restriction on
			 conversion of use of the land to a use other than that for which funds were
			 originally approved.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-30 - Firearms range › Section 286-30-040 - Development projects - Conversion to other uses

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(1) A facility developed with money granted
			 by the board shall not be converted to a use other than that for which funds
			 were originally approved.
(2) If a
			 conversion occurs less than ten years after the office's final reimbursement,
			 the board shall approve such a conversion under the following conditions:
(a) All practical alternatives to the
			 conversion have been evaluated and rejected on a sound basis;
(b) The sponsor pays back the entire grant
			 amount to the firearms range account; and
(c) The sponsor shall comply with other board
			 adopted policies as applicable.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-30 - Firearms range › Section 286-30-050 - Matching requirements and caps determined

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The board will establish sponsor matching share requirements
				and fund request limits. Any changes will normally be done at a board meeting
				six months before project funding consideration.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.720. 98-08-014, §
										286-30-050, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-35 - Boating facilities program (Repealed) › Section 286-35-010 - Scope

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-35-010, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-35 - Boating facilities program (Repealed) › Section 286-35-030 - Planning requirements

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720. 97-08-003 §
										286-35-030, filed 3/20/97, effective 4/20/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-35-030, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-35-030, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-35 - Boating facilities program (Repealed) › Section 286-35-060 - Matching requirements and caps determined

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.99.124. 98-08-014, §
										286-35-060, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-35-060, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1),[43.98A].070 (5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-35-060, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-35 - Boating facilities program (Repealed) › Section 286-35-080 - Acquisition projects - Deed of right, conversions, leases and easements

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-35-080, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-35 - Boating facilities program (Repealed) › Section 286-35-090 - Development projects - Conversion to other uses

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-35-090, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-010 - Scope

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-40-010, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-010, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-020 - Funding and candidate selection

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Statutory Authority: RCW  34.05.370, 46.09.240(1), 79A.25.210, 79A.15.070, 79A.25.080, chapter 42.17 RCW. 01-17-056, §
										286-40-020, filed 8/14/01, effective 9/14/01. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.99.080(2). 00-05-008, §
										286-40-020, filed 2/4/00, effective 3/6/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720. 97-08-003 §
										286-40-020, filed 3/20/97, effective 4/20/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5),43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-40-020, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080,46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-020, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-030 - Matching requirements

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 
											46.09.240(1) and 77.12.720(4). 96-08-044, §
										286-40-030, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-030, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-040 - Projects eligible for funding

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-040, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-050 - Acquisition projects - Deed of right, conversions, leases and easements

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-050, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-40 - Land and water conservation fund (Repealed) › Section 286-40-060 - Development projects - Conversion to other uses

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Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), [43.98A].070(5), 43.99.080, 46.09.240 and 77.12.720. 94-17-095, §
										286-40-060, filed 8/17/94, effective 9/17/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-010 - What is the purpose of this chapter?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-010, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-020 - What organizations may receive grants?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-020, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-030 - Do these rules apply to projects funded on or before April 1, 2004?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-030, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-040 - What long term rules apply?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-040, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-050 - When considering approval of a conversion, what rules apply?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-050, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-060 - For land acquisition projects, are there long term obligations?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-060, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-080 - For development projects, are there long term obligations?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-080, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD) › Chapter 286-42 - Aquatic lands enhancement account program (Repealed) › Section 286-42-090 - Must a grant recipient provide matching funds for the project - Are grant amounts limited?

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Statutory Authority: RCW  79.90.245, 2004 c 276 and RCW  46.09.240. 05-01-030, §
										286-42-090, filed 12/3/04, effective 1/3/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-01 - Board organization and administration › Section 287-01-030 - Regular board meetings

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The regular meetings of the state investment board are held on the third Thursday of each month, beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the board's offices at 2100 Evergreen Park Drive S.W., Olympia, Washington 98504-0916.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.33A.010 - [43.33A.]230. 04-03-114, §
										287-01-030, filed 1/21/04, effective 2/21/04. Statutory Authority: RCW  43.33A.110 and 43.33A.040(2). 95-15-080, §
										287-01-030, filed 7/18/95, effective 8/18/95.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to provide rules for the
				Washington state investment board to implement the provisions of chapter 42.56
				RCW relating to public records and to ensure compliance with that
				chapter.
Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-010, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-015 - Definitions

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The definitions set forth in RCW   42.56.010 apply throughout
				this chapter. In addition, the definitions in this section apply throughout
				this chapter unless the context clearly requires otherwise.
"Copy" means an identical reproduction of a public record. A
				copy can be either an electronic or physical reproduction of a public
				record.
"Executive director" means the executive director of the
				Washington state investment board.
"Page" means one impression on a single side of a sheet of
				paper. It also applies to one electronic image of one side of a sheet of
				paper.
"Public records manager" means the public records manager or
				designee for the Washington state investment board appointed by the executive
				director.
"WSIB" or "board" means the Washington state investment board
				established in chapter 3, Laws of 1981. Where appropriate, WSIB or agency also
				refers to the staff and employees of the Washington state investment
				board.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-020 - Definitions (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-020, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-023 - Description of the Washington state investment board

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The Washington state investment board, created in chapter 3,
				Laws of 1981, and codified in chapter 43.33A RCW, is an independent board of
				trustees whose fiduciary responsibility is to manage retirement and public fund
				investments with the highest standard of professional conduct. The board's
				primary investment objective is to maximize returns at a prudent level of risk
				for the exclusive benefit of fund participants and beneficiaries.
Individual board members are appointed by the chair to serve on
				any of the board's four different committees which act as extensions of the
				board. The committees' function is to efficiently analyze investment and
				governance issues with greater scrutiny than would be practicable for the full
				board. Committee recommendations are brought to the board for consideration and
				a vote. The four committees are:
Administrative committee
The administrative committee oversees organizational,
				personnel, budget, legal, and legislative issues, as well as strategic asset
				allocation.
Audit committee
The audit committee assists the board in financial oversight of
				the WSIB including risk management, compliance monitoring, internal and
				external audits, corporate governance and proxy voting.
Private markets committee
The private markets committee develops policy and structure for
				private market and real estate opportunities and reviews those investments for
				recommendations to the board.
Public markets committee
The public markets committee develops policy and structure for
				public market investments (fixed income, domestic equity, international equity)
				and reviews individual equity managers to recommend to the
				board.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-025 - Organizations, operations and procedures

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The state investment board is charged with the duty to invest
				certain trust and public funds, as set forth in RCW   43.84.150, and chapter
				43.33A RCW. The board meets at least quarterly, at times and locations
				determined by the board, in order to perform its duties. All such meetings
				comply with the Open Public Meetings Act.
Operative structure
The WSIB is a small agency with staff working in three
				divisions - Investments, operations, and institutional relations. The WSIB's
				executive director is appointed by the board to oversee the staff, develop and
				recommend agency and investment policies for board adoption, and ensure
				adherence to state policies and laws.
The WSIB framework is similar to most investment management
				organizations, with a board and executive management providing firm-wide
				leadership with major operating units for investment management, operations,
				human resources, risk control, legal and compliance, financial management and
				administration, and public affairs.
Investment professionals comprise the investment division which
				manages investments in major asset classes including public equity, private
				equity, real estate, tangible assets, fixed income and risk management and
				asset allocation. Each asset class is led by one or more senior investment
				officers who supervise their asset class' investment staff and serve as the
				WSIB's primary portfolio risk analysts and develop asset allocation strategies.
				The division employs both internal and external investment management
				strategies.
The operations division provides a number of services in
				support of the investment function, including trade settlement, cash
				management, private market funding, cash and stock distributions, foreign and
				domestic tax matters, and investment compliance monitoring. It provides
				agency-wide risk management, information systems management, and administrative
				services.
The institutional relations division oversees essential areas
				of strategic communications and related duties typically found in a client
				services division of an investment management entity. These duties include
				performance reporting, annual report preparation, proxy voting, corporate
				governance and managing interactions and relationships with external entities
				to ensure transparency and dissemination of accurate and timely
				information.
The administrative office of the investment board and its staff
				are located at 2100 Evergreen Park Drive S.W., Olympia, Washington
				98502.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-030 - Description of the Washington state investment board (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority: RCW  43.33A.010 - [43.33A.]230. 04-03-114, §
										287-02-030, filed 1/21/04, effective 2/21/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-030, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-033 - Public records officer

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(1) The public
			 records officer is appointed by the executive director and is located in the
			 legal, risk and compliance unit within the operations division of the
			 WSIB.
(2) The public records
			 officer is in charge of the WSIB's public records program. The public records
			 officer is responsible for the implementation of the WSIB's rules regarding the
			 release of public records for inspection and copying, coordinating the WSIB
			 staff in this regard, and overseeing compliance with the Public Records Act
			 requirements in chapter 42.56 RCW.
(3) The public records officer may choose a
			 designee to act in his or her place to carry out the responsibilities in this
			 chapter, including processing and responding to public records requests. The
			 WSIB's public records officer will provide the fullest assistance to
			 requestors.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-035 - Public records available

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Public records are available for inspection and the
				preparation of requested copying during the WSIB's normal business hours. For
				the purposes of this chapter, normal business hours of WSIB are 8:00 a.m. to
				noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding legal
				holidays. Records must be inspected at the main office of the WSIB or other
				agency location as applicable.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-040 - Organizations, operations and procedures (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-040, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-045 - Processing of public records requests-Request

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(1)
			 Any person wishing to inspect or copy public records of WSIB may submit the
			 request in writing using the WSIB's request form, or by letter, or email
			 addressed to Request PublicRecords@sib.wa.gov. The request should include the
			 following information:
* Name of requestor;
* Address of requestor;
* Other contact information, including telephone number and any
				email address;
* Identification of the public records adequate for the public
				records manager to locate the records; and
* The date of the request.
(2) A request for all, or substantially all,
			 of the WSIB's records is not a valid request for identifiable
			 records.
(3) If the requestor
			 wishes to have copies of the records made instead of inspecting them, he or she
			 should so indicate. Costs will be assessed in compliance with WAC
			 287-02-075.
(4) A request form is
			 available for use by requestors at the administrative office of the WSIB and
			 online at
http://www.sib.wa.gov
.
(5) Requests may also be submitted to the
			 receptionist at the WSIB by telephone or in person; however, the requesting
			 party may be asked to reduce the request to writing for the sake of clarity.
			 Alternatively, the public records officer may confirm receipt of the request
			 and restate the substance of the request in writing.
(6) The WSIB may deny a bot request, or a
			 request that is one of multiple requests made by the same requestor within a
			 twenty-four-hour period, if responding to the multiple requests would cause
			 excessive interference with essential WSIB functions and the WSIB reasonably
			 believes the request to be automatically generated by a computer program or
			 script.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-047 - Processing of public records requests-Response

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(1)
			 Within five business days of receipt of the request, the public records manager
			 will do one or more of the following:
(a)
			 Produce the requested records;
(b)
			 Provide the requestor with a link to the requested documents located on the
			 internet;
(c) Provide a reasonable
			 estimate of when records will be available;
(d) Seek clarification of the request and
			 provide a reasonable estimate (where possible) of when records will be provided
			 if no clarification is received; or
(e) Deny the request.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-050 - Availability of records (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-050, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-055 - Inspection of public records

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(1) Consistent
			 with other demands, WSIB will provide space to inspect public records. No
			 requestor may remove a document from the viewing area or disassemble, reorder,
			 deface, photograph, or in any way alter any records or collection of records.
			 The requestor may also be supervised by a WSIB employee during the requestor's
			 inspection of the records.
(2)
			 After inspection is complete, the requestor will identify which documents, if
			 any, he or she wishes the agency to produce. Consistent with other demands and
			 the volume of documents requested, WSIB may copy the document at that time or
			 provide the copies to the requestor at a later date.
(3) Within thirty days of the WSIB's
			 notification that the records are available for inspection or copying, the
			 requestor must claim or review the assembled records. If the requestor or a
			 representative of the requestor fails to claim or review the records within the
			 thirty-day period or make other arrangements, the WSIB may close the request.
			 If the requestor makes a request for the same records, it will be processed as
			 a new request.
(4) When the
			 inspection of the requested records is complete and all requested copies are
			 provided, the public records officer will indicate that WSIB has completed its
			 search for the requested records and made any nonexempt records available for
			 inspection.
(5) Many records are
			 available on the WSIB web site at
www.sib.wa.gov
, and requestors are encouraged to
			 review the documents available on the web site prior to submitting a records
			 request.
(6) Records will be made
			 available to the requestor subject to the following restrictions:
(a) The records may not be removed from the
			 area designated;
(b) The quantity
			 of records may be limited in accordance with the requested use;
(c) All possible care must be taken by the
			 requestor to prevent damage to the records;
(d) Records may not be marked, altered, cut,
			 mutilated, or defaced in any way including writing on, folding or folding anew
			 if in folded form, tracing or fastening with clips or other fasteners except
			 those that may already exist in the file;
(e) Use of liquids and fountain pens and
			 eating, drinking, and smoking while utilizing the records is
			 prohibited;
(f) Records must be
			 kept in the order in which received;
(g) All copying of records will be done by
			 WSIB personnel; and
(h) Records
			 will be returned to the public records officer by the requestor at the
			 conclusion of the time given to inspect records and no later than the end of
			 the customary office hours as set forth in WAC 287-02-035.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-060 - Public records officer

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-060, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-065 - Response to public records request -Installments

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(1) The public records officer may provide
			 records or access for inspection and copying in installments.
(2) Requestors will be notified when an
			 installment is ready. If a requestor fails to inspect or collect an installment
			 within thirty days, the public records officer may close the request.
(3) Where payment is required as part of a
			 public records request under WAC 287-02-075, the public records officer may
			 require payment for each installment either prior to providing the installment
			 or prior to providing subsequent installments and may require a deposit up to
			 ten percent of the estimated cost of preparing or producing an installment. If
			 the requestor fails to pay the required cost in a timely manner the public
			 records officer may close the request.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-070 - Exemptions (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-070, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-075 - Costs of providing public records

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(1)
			 There is no fee for inspecting public records. WSIB may impose a charge for
			 providing public records.
(2) The
			 WSIB does not calculate the actual costs for copying its records, because doing
			 so would be unduly burdensome and it is in the public's best interest for the
			 WSIB to adopt the fees in RCW   42.56.120(2)(b). The WSIB fee schedule is:
WSIB Fee Schedule
Inspection:
No fee
Inspection of agency records on agency public internet
						  web site or scheduled at agency office.
No fee
Accessing or downloading records the agency routinely
						  posts on its public internet web site, unless the requestor asks the agency for
						  records to be provided through other means (the following copy charges below
						  then apply).
Copies:
15 cents/page
Photocopies, printed copies of electronic records when
						  requested by the requestor, or for the use of agency equipment to make
						  photocopies.
10 cents/page
Scanned records, or use of agency equipment for
						  scanning.
5 cents/each 4 electronic files or
						  attachments
Records uploaded to email, or cloud-based data storage
						  service, or other means of electronic delivery.
10 cents/gigabyte
Records transmitted in electronic format or for use of
						  agency equipment to send records electronically.
WSIB Fee Schedule
Actual cost
Digital storage media or devices: *CD
*DVD
*Thumb drive
*Other.
Actual cost
Postage or delivery charges - Specific amount based
						  upon postage/delivery charges for specific mailings or deliveries.
[UPWARDS ARROW]
Copy charges above may be
						  combined to the extent more than one type of charge applies to copies
						  responsive to a particular request.
Customized Service:
Actual cost
Data compilations prepared or accessed as a customized
						  service (cost is in addition to above fees for copies).
(3)
			 The WSIB may charge the actual costs of providing electronic or paper copies in
			 response to a public records request when complying with the public records
			 request will require IT expertise to prepare data compilations or provide
			 customized electronic access services that are not used by the WSIB for any
			 other purpose.
(4) Before producing
			 public records, the public records officer may require:
(a) A deposit of up to ten percent of the
			 estimated costs of copying all the records requested;
(b) The payment of the remainder of the costs
			 before providing all the records; or
(c) The payment of the costs of providing an
			 installment before providing that installment. The WSIB will not charge sales
			 tax when it makes copies of public records.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-080 - Review of denials of requests for public records

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(1)
(a) Any
			 person who has been denied an opportunity to inspect or copy a public record by
			 the WSIB or who believes that the WSIB has not made a reasonable estimate of
			 the time required to respond to a public record request may petition the WSIB
			 for prompt review of its decision.
(b) The petition shall be in writing and
			 shall include a copy of, or reasonably identify, the written statement by the
			 public records officer denying the request or providing the estimate.
(c) The petition shall be sent to the public
			 records officer at the WSIB's administrative offices or by email at Request
			 PublicRecords@sib.wa.gov. The public records officer will promptly provide the
			 petition and any other relevant information to the executive director or the
			 assigned delegate.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-085 - Records index

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(1) The state
			 general records retention schedule and the WSIB's unique records retention
			 schedule, as established and approved by the state records committee, serve as
			 the index for the identification and location of the WSIB's records, including
			 those described in RCW   42.56.070(5).
(2) The current index, as described in
			 subsection (1) of this section, is available to all persons under the same
			 rules and on the same conditions as are applied to public records available for
			 inspection. The index can be found on the WSIB web site at
http://www.sib.wa.gov
.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-090 - Communications with the agency

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All communications with WSIB to access public records of the
				WSIB or seek assistance in making such a request, or for the purpose of
				obtaining information, making submittals or requests, or making inquiries
				concerning the agency's rules for compliance with chapter 42.56 RCW or seeks
				review under WAC 287-02-080 must be addressed as follows:
Washington State Investment Board
Public Records Manager
2100 Evergreen Park Drive S.W.
P. O. Box 40916
Olympia, WA 98504-0916
Email: PublicRecordsRequest@sib.wa.gov.
Information is also available at the WSIB web site at
http://www.SIB.wa.gov
.
Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-090, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-100 - Exemptions

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-100, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-110 - Review of denials of public record requests

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-110, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-120 - Records index

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-120, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-130 - State investment board address

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Statutory Authority: RCW  43.33A.010 - [43.33A.]230. 04-03-114, §
										287-02-130, filed 1/21/04, effective 2/21/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-130, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-02 - Public records › Section 287-02-140 - Adoption of form

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Statutory Authority: RCW 34.04.020(2), 
											42.17.250 and 42.17.260. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-02-140, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-04 - Conflict of interest › Section 287-04-010 - Promulgation

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Pursuant to section 4, chapter 219, Laws of 1981 the board promulgates the following rules relating to conflict of interest and ethical conduct appropriate to the specific needs of the board.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.33A.110. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-04-010, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-04 - Conflict of interest › Section 287-04-020 - Purpose

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The board finds that the trusteeship and investment management of the state's trust and retirement funds demand the highest degree of confidence from the beneficiaries of the funds and the public in general, and the establishment of rules regarding conflict of interest and ethical conduct will promote and sustain public trust and maintain integrity in government.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.33A.110. 81-23-012 (Order 81-1), §
										287-04-020, filed 11/10/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 287 - Investment Board, State › Chapter 287-04 - Conflict of interest › Section 287-04-029 - Rules of conduct

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WAC 287-04-031 through 287-04-039 are promulgated pursuant to RCW  43.33A.110 and 42.52.200 to ensure compliance with chapter 42.52 RCW (Ethics in public service) and the code of conduct, as adopted by the board. All employees of the board and board members must comply with the code of conduct.
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.33A.110 and 42.52.200. 98-01-138, §
										287-04-029, filed 12/19/97, effective 1/19/98.