79.105.430 – Private recreational docks—Mooring buoys.
RCW 79.105.430 Private recreational docks—Mooring buoys. (1) The abutting residential owner to state-owned shorelands, tidelands, or related beds of navigable waters, other than harbor areas, may install and maintain without charge a dock on the areas if used exclusively for private recreational purposes and the area is not subject to prior rights, including any rights […]
79.105.500 – Aquatic land dredged material disposal sites—Findings.
RCW 79.105.500 Aquatic land dredged material disposal sites—Findings. The legislature finds that the department provides, manages, and monitors aquatic land dredged material disposal sites on state-owned aquatic lands for materials dredged from rivers, harbors, and shipping lanes. These disposal sites are approved through a cooperative planning process by the departments of natural resources and ecology, […]
79.105.320 – Aquatic lands—Administrative review of proposed rent.
RCW 79.105.320 Aquatic lands—Administrative review of proposed rent. The manager shall, by rule, provide for an administrative review of any state-owned aquatic land rent proposed to be charged. The rules shall require that the lessee or applicant for release file a request for review within thirty days after the manager has notified the lessee or […]
79.105.330 – Aquatic lands—Security for leases for more than one year.
RCW 79.105.330 Aquatic lands—Security for leases for more than one year. For any lease for a term of more than one year, the department may require that the rent be secured by insurance, bond, or other security satisfactory to the department in an amount not exceeding two years’ rent. The department may require additional security […]
79.105.340 – Aquatic lands—Payment of rent.
RCW 79.105.340 Aquatic lands—Payment of rent. If the annual rent charged for the use of a parcel of state-owned aquatic lands exceeds four thousand dollars, the lessee may pay on a prorated quarterly basis. If the annual rent exceeds twelve thousand dollars, the lessee may pay on a prorated monthly basis. [ 1984 c 221 […]
79.105.350 – Aquatic lands—Interest rate.
RCW 79.105.350 Aquatic lands—Interest rate. The interest rate and all interest rate guidelines shall be fixed by rule adopted by the board and shall not be less than six percent per annum. [ 2005 c 155 § 155; 1991 c 64 § 2; 1984 c 221 § 18. Formerly RCW 79.90.535.]
79.105.360 – Adoption of rules.
RCW 79.105.360 Adoption of rules. The department shall adopt such rules as are necessary to carry out the purposes of RCW 79.105.010, 79.105.030, 79.105.050, 79.105.210, 79.105.220, 79.105.240 through 79.105.260, 79.105.270, 79.105.290 through 79.105.350, 79.105.400, 79.105.420, 79.130.070, and 79.135.100, specifically including criteria for determining under RCW 79.105.240(4) when an abutting upland parcel has been inappropriately assessed […]
79.105.300 – Aquatic lands—Lease for water-dependent use—Rental for nonwater-dependent use.
RCW 79.105.300 Aquatic lands—Lease for water-dependent use—Rental for nonwater-dependent use. If a parcel leased for water-dependent uses is used for an extended period of time, as defined by rule of the department, for a nonwater-dependent use, the rental for the nonwater-dependent use shall be negotiated with the department. [ 1984 c 221 § 13. Formerly […]
79.105.310 – Aquatic lands—Rent for improvements.
RCW 79.105.310 Aquatic lands—Rent for improvements. (1) Except as agreed between the department and the lessee prior to construction of the improvements, rent shall not be charged under any lease of state-owned aquatic lands for improvements, including fills, authorized by the department or installed by the lessee or its predecessor before June 1, 1971, so […]
79.105.270 – Aquatic lands—Leases/rents for nonwater-dependent uses.
RCW 79.105.270 Aquatic lands—Leases/rents for nonwater-dependent uses. Leases for nonwater-dependent uses of state-owned aquatic lands shall be charged the fair market rental value of the leased lands, determined in accordance with appraisal techniques specified by rule. However, rents for nonwater-dependent uses shall always be more than the amount that would be charged as rent for […]