SENATE BILL REPORT

SB 6061

BYSenator Nelson

Relating to exempting certain community docks from the substantial development requirements of the shoreline management act.

Senate Committee on Parks & Ecology

Senate Hearing Date(s):March 5, 1987

Majority Report:  That Substitute Senate Bill No. 6061 be substituted therefor, and the substitute bill do pass.

      Signed by Senators Kreidler, Chairman; Rinehart, Vice Chairman; Bluechel, Hansen.

Senate Staff:Gary Wilburn (786-7453)

                  March 5, 1987

AS REPORTED BY COMMITTEE ON PARKS & ECOLOGY, MARCH 5, 1987

BACKGROUND:

The Shoreline Management Act requires that for most developments over $2,500 in value within 200 feet of shorelines of the state a substantial development permit must be obtained.  Such permits are issued by local governments having jurisdiction over the portion of the shoreline where the development is to occur, with appeal rights to the Shorelines Hearings Board.  Exemption from the requirements of obtaining substantial development permits is provided for certain activities and uses, including construction of certain docks serving single family residences, the cost of which does not exceed $2,500.

SUMMARY:

Senate Bill 6061 was introduced by title only.

EFFECT OF PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE:

The exemptions from the definition of "substantial development" in RCW 90.58.030 are amended to include community docks, as well as other docks, which cost $2,500 or less and serve single multiple family residences.

Fiscal Note:      none requested

Senate Committee - Testified: No one