WSR 97-09-104

PROPOSED RULES

DEPARTMENT OF

FISH AND WILDLIFE

(Fisheries)

[Filed April 23, 1997, 11:30 a.m.]

Original Notice.

Preproposal statement of inquiry was filed as WSR 97-06-083 and 97-08-128 [97-06-128].

Title of Rule: Commercial fishing rules.

Purpose: Amend Puget Sound commercial salmon fishing rules.

Other Identifying Information: RCW 75.08.080.

Statutory Authority for Adoption: RCW 75.08.080.

Statute Being Implemented: Amend commercial net seasons, closed areas, gear construction.

Reasons Supporting Proposal: Allow for harvest of salmon while protecting seabirds from entanglement in fishing nets. These measures are necessary to reduce entanglements of seabirds in gillnet and purse seine gear during fisheries in Areas 7 and 7A directed at Fraser River origin sockeye and pink salmon. These actions were generated pursuant to a five-year conservation plan which was developed by the Puget Sound net fishing industry in 1994 to address concerns about seabird entanglement in Puget Sound net fisheries. The first year of the plan included a major study to estimate marbled murrelet and other seabird entanglement rates. In addition, a pilot study was initiated to test modified gillnet and purse seine gear designed to reduce bird mortalities. The gillnet gear studies were expanded in 1995 and 1996, and the 1996 study resulted in these recommendations for gillnet gear modifications and fishing pattern changes. The fourth and fifth years of the plan, 1997 and 1998, were intended for phased implementation of fishing pattern changes, and the gear modifications indicated by the studies, to provide greater protection to seabirds.

Name of Agency Personnel Responsible for Drafting: Evan Jacoby, 1111 Washington Street, Olympia, 902-2930; Implementation: Bruce Crawford, 1111 Washington Street, Olympia, 902-2325; and Enforcement: Ron Swatfigure, 1111 Washington Street, Olympia, 902-2927.

Name of Proponent: Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife, governmental.

Rule is not necessitated by federal law, federal or state court decision.

Explanation of Rule, its Purpose, and Anticipated Effects: WAC 220-47-301, allow seabirds to escape from purse seines; WAC 220-47-302, allow seabirds to see gillnets; WAC 220-47-304, 220-47-311, 220-47-401, 220-47-411, and 220-47-428, 1997 season adjustments to allow for harvest of salmon; WAC 220-47-307, provide for escapement of salmon into Dungeness River system; WAC 220-47-319, provide escapement for juvenile salmonids; WAC 220-47-410, eliminate seabird interception at night and morning change of light; WAC 220-47-411, additionally, limit gillnet interaction with seabirds by reducing Areas 7 and 7A harvest to peak of run; and WAC 220-47-427, continue emerging commercial fishery started in 1996, and allow for continued participation by persons selected in 1996.

Proposal Changes the Following Existing Rules: Modifies seasons, closed areas, closed times for salmon harvest. Proposed gear changes, hours of harvest and other methods to reduce seabird mortality.

A small business economic impact statement has been prepared under chapter 19.85 RCW.

Description of the Proposed Rules: (1) Modify purse seine gear to provide a gap or multiple gaps in the corkline through which birds can escape (WAC 220-47-301); minor impact, see below.

(2) Require gillnet "bird strip" beginning in 1997 during Area 7 sockeye/pink fisheries (WAC 220-47-302). The "bird strip" is defined such that the first twenty meshes below the corkline are composed of five-inch mesh white opaque minimum 210d/48 (#18) diameter nylon twine.

(3) Require gillnet "bird strip" beginning in 1998 during Areas 7 and 7A sockeye/pink fisheries (WAC 220-47-302).

(4) Gillnet Fraser sockeye/pink fisheries are limited in timing to the peak of the sockeye migration (in 1997, gillnet fishing is proposed to be closed prior to August 1, 1997, and after August 23, 1997). (i.e. gillnets will "fish on abundance") (WAC 220-47-411).

(5) Close gillnet fishing during nighttime (defined as 1.5 hours after sunset to 1.5 hours before sunrise) (new section, chapter 220-47 WAC).

(6) Close gillnet fishing during morning change of light (defined as 1.5 hours before and after sunrise) (new section, chapter 220-47 WAC).

Purpose for the Proposed Rules: These measures are necessary to reduce entanglements of seabirds in gillnet and purse seine gear during fisheries in Areas 7 and 7A directed at Fraser River origin sockeye and pink salmon. These actions were generated pursuant to a five-year conservation plan which was developed by the Puget Sound net fishing industry in 1994 to address concerns about seabird entanglement in Puget Sound net fisheries. The first year of the plan included a major study to estimate marbled murrelet and other seabird entanglement rates. In addition, a pilot study was initiated to test modified gillnet and purse seine gear designed to reduce bird mortalities. The gillnet gear studies were expanded in 1995 and 1996, and the 1996 study resulted in these recommendations for gillnet gear modifications and fishing pattern changes. The fourth and fifth years of the plan, 1997 and 1998, were intended for phased implementation of fishing pattern changes, and the gear modifications indicated by the studies, to provide greater protection to seabirds.

Effect of the Proposed Rules on Small Businesses: (1) Elimination of a small number of purse seine corks has minimal effect on the fisher, see below.

(2) and (3) These items involve a capital investment, including materials, supplies and labor, in order to modify fishing nets to meet the proposed new requirement.

(4) through (6) These items involve a loss in fishing efficiency, and potentially income, for the fisher.

Small Business Economic Impact Statement: I. Industry (SIC code) Affected by These Proposed Rules: 0912, Finfish Fisheries.

II. Number of Businesses in That Industry: Only three hundred forty-nine businesses filed taxes with the Washington State Department of Revenue from this SIC code in 1995, the most recent year for which data are available¹. This contrasts with approximately 3,756 Washington state licenses sold to commercial harvesters of finfish in 1995.

III. Number of Employees in That Industry: Unknown¹.

IV. Number of Small Businesses in That Industry: Unknown¹.

V. Number of Businesses in That Industry That are Affected by These Proposed Rules (Number of Puget Sound Gillnet Licenses): Puget Sound gillnets make up 25.7% of the 1995 finfish licenses and 26.6% of the 1996 finfish licenses. Puget Sound purse seines make up 7.9% of the 1996 [1995] finfish licenses and 8.8% of the 1996 finfish licenses. Numbers of licenses in this business category are shown in the table below:

VI. Description of Reporting, Recordkeeping, and Other Compliance Measures Required by the Proposal: Compliance with the proposed rules potentially includes reduced fishing time (and, therefore, reduced catch) and gear modifications. If businesses in the affected area do not already own gear conforming to the proposed new rules, then compliance with the rules will require modification of existing gear. There are no reporting or record-keeping requirements incorporated into this proposal.

VII. Costs of Compliance: Professional Services Required for Compliance: The services of a professional net hanger may be employed to accomplish the modification, but are not necessary.

Costs of Compliance, Including Costs of Equipment, Supplies, and Labor, and Loss of Sales or Revenue:

Item (1)

No loss of revenue is anticipated from this proposed rule. Since the impact to Puget Sound purse seine fishers from this proposed rule is minor (less than $50 per business², no additional analysis relative to this item is presented.

Items (2) and (3) - Capital costs:

Items (2) through (6) - Loss of revenue:

The analysis regarding loss of revenue is based on several assumptions, as follows:

A. It is assumed that gillnet fishing time will be increased during the open-period window to mitigate for the nighttime and morning-change-of-light closures (Items (5) and (6)) as well as the closures early and late in the season for "fish-on-abundance" (Item (4)). Management intent is to target gillnet fishing to harvest 41% of the United States nontreaty total allowable sockeye catch. Therefore, no additional loss of revenue is expected due to Items (4), (5), and (6), and the estimates below would represent maximum revenue losses.

B. Sockeye salmon harvest with the modified gillnet (Items (2) and (3)) is expected to be reduced by approximately 12% from the standard net⁴. This figure has been derived from research on the modified net's ability to reduce impacts to seabirds as well as its effectiveness in catching salmon. Impacts from this reduction in harvest efficiency are reported in the table below on rows labeled "lost revenue."

C. Because of the "fish-on-abundance" fishing window (Item (4)), gillnet pink harvest will be sacrificed. Approximately 89% of pink harvest occurs after the proposed August 23 closure. The loss of that harvest is addressed on rows labeled "lost revenue."

D. Catch figures below are from the 1993 sockeye/pink salmon season. 1993 figures are used because, of recent year data, they most closely represent the magnitude of sockeye and pink harvest expected in 1997. Note that the number of Puget Sound gillnet licenses has fallen 18% from 1,075 in 1993 to 884 in 1996. Therefore, actual 1997-and-beyond impacts to the Puget Sound gillnet fleet can be anticipated to be lower than those estimated below.

E. The average catch per landing in this fishery (1993 numbers) was one hundred twenty-four for sockeye and forty-seven for pink.

F. Value per fish is estimated at $10 for sockeye (1996 dollars, based on sockeye average weight of 6.1 pounds and average price of $1.64 per pound) and $0.61 for pink (based on 1996 average weight of 3.8 pounds and $0.16 per pound).

Analyses are provided for individual boat (equating to individual business?) impacts, fleetwide impacts in Areas 7 and 7A, and fleetwide impacts in Area 7 only.

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To summarize, a loss of approximately $446,893 total Puget Sound gillnet-fleetwide sockeye and pink catch revenue (relative to 1993 catch/revenue levels) can be expected in 1997. Losses of approximately $602,512 during even-numbered years and $681,076 during odd-numbered years can be expected annually beginning in 1998 due to implementation of these proposed rules. (Note that pink fisheries occur only in odd-numbered years.) The average individual boat could lose approximately $889 in sockeye and pink odd-year ($780 sockeye even-year) catch revenue due to these items.

VIII. Comparison of Costs for Small Businesses Against the Cost to the Largest 10% of Businesses Within the Industry Required to Comply with the Proposed Rule: Neither costs per employee, costs per hour of labor, nor costs per $100 of sale are different between small businesses and the largest 10% of businesses affected, as noted in the analysis shown in paragraph VII.

IX. Steps Taken by the Agency to Reduce the Costs of the Rule on Small Businesses:

(A) Limited to Puget Sound Area 7 and 7A sockeye and pink fisheries; other fisheries are unaffected by these proposals.

(B) Limited to Puget Sound purse seine and gillnet gear, which represent about half the licensed commercial salmon fishers in this state.

(C) Limited to one area (Area 7) in 1997, two areas (Areas 7 and 7A) in 1998, in order to provide a phase-in period for the requirement.

(D) Rejected option to require a 50-mesh gillnet panel rather than the 20-mesh panel. The 50-mesh panel reduced sockeye catch by approximately 60%.

(E) Management intent is to maximize sockeye harvest by gillnets while minimizing their time on the water. This has the effect of maintaining harvest while reducing both impacts to seabirds and the operating costs necessary to harvest the salmon.

(F) Management intent is to target gillnet fishing during the compressed sockeye fishing period to harvest 41% of the United States nontreaty total allowable sockeye catch so that gillnet catch losses are minimized.

(G) Using the data presented in paragraph VII, one sockeye fishing period can yield approximately $1,200 to the average fisher. This figure represents almost 70% of the cash needed to make the net modification, showing that the average fisher can recover the costs of net modification in just two fishing days.

X. Description of How the Agency has Involved Small Businesses in the Development of the Rule: Since 1993, reduction in seabird entanglements in Washington net fisheries has been a major initiative. The net fishing industry (particularly the Puget Sound Gillnetters Association, Purse Seine Vessel Owners Association, Lummi Fisheries Supply), and individual fishers have participated fully in this effort. These stakeholders have figured prominently in the development and implementation of seabird entanglement-rate monitoring studies and modified gear research, and have helped to formulate regulatory actions to be taken, in consultation with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries Service, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington Sea Grant, and representatives from environmental groups such as National Audubon Society, Black Hills Audubon Society, Rainier Audubon Society, American Oceans Campaign, and Greenpeace. The proposed actions addressed by this small business economic impact statement have resulted from that cooperation.

¹ Pers. Comm. M. Knudsen, Wa. State Dept. Revenue, 4/18/97.

² "Facilitating Regulatory Fairness." Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development, Washington State Business Assistance Center, January 1995, appendix A.

³ Capital cost to fisher depends upon whether labor is done by the fisher (lower cost) or by a professional net hanger.

⁴ Ed Melvin, Washington Sea Grant, Pers. Comm.

A copy of the statement may be obtained by writing to Evan Jacoby, 600 Capitol Way, Olympia, WA 98501, phone (360) 902-2930, or FAX (360) 902-2942.

Note: The small business economic impact statement covers effects on small businesses of measures taken to reduce seabird mortality only.

No small business economic impact statement has been prepared regarding 1997 season changes. Seasonal restrictions are under guidelines proposed by the Pacific Fisheries Management Council, and are not subject to state regulatory change without federal agreement. The only variables are the proposed dates of harvest, and no mitigation is possible because all Washington salmon fisheries are under limited entry. There are no compliance measures required, no costs of compliance, and any revenue loss is a direct consequence of the abundance of salmon, or lack thereof. There is no differential between similar situated licensees. Industry has been fully involved in the federal recommendation process.

Section 201, chapter 403, Laws of 1995, does not apply to this rule adoption. Not hydraulics rules.

Hearing Location: Holiday Inn Select, 2300 Evergreen Park Drive, Olympia, on May 30, 1997, at 4:00 p.m.

Assistance for Persons with Disabilities: Contact Robin Ayers by May 15, 1997, TDD (360) 902-2207, or (360) 902-2933.

Submit Written Comments to: Evan Jacoby, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Rules Coordinator, 600 Capitol Way, Olympia, WA 98501, FAX (360) 902-2942, by May 25, 1997.

Date of Intended Adoption: May 30, 1997.

April 23, 1997

Evan Jacoby

Rules Coordinator

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 87-72, filed 7/14/87)

WAC 220-47-301 Puget Sound--Lawful gear--Purse seine. (1) Lawful purse seine salmon nets in Puget Sound shall not exceed 1,800 feet in length along the cork line while wet and purse seine and lead combined shall not exceed 2,200 feet. Neither shall contain meshes of a size less than 4 inches, nor shall the meshes of the seine and lead be lashed together to form one continuous piece of webbed gear. It shall be lawful as part of the purse seine to have a bunt 10 fathoms long and 200 meshes deep which may contain mesh of a size not less than 3-1/2 inches.

(2) It shall be unlawful to take or fish for salmon with purse seine gear in Puget Sound which contains mesh webbing constructed of a twine size smaller than 210/30d nylon, 12 thread cotton or the equivalent diameter in any other material.

(3) It shall be unlawful for any purse seine vessel to carry an extra lead or portion thereof unless stowed below decks during the fishing operation, nor may an extra lead or portion thereof be carried aboard its skiff.

(4) Purse seine mesh size shall be defined as the distance between the inside of one knot to the outside of the opposite vertical knot of one mesh. Minimum mesh size is met if a wedge of legal size can be passed without undue force through the mesh while wet.

(5) A purse seine will not be considered to be fishing once both ends of the seine are attached to the primary vessel.

(6) It shall be unlawful to take or fish for salmon with purse seine gear in Puget Sound unless at least three consecutive corks (or floats) have been removed from the corkline within the last five fathoms of the bunt-end of said seine gear.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 87-15-059 (Order 87-72), 220-47-301, filed 7/14/87; 86-13-038 (Order 86-46), 220-47-301, filed 6/12/86; Order 988, 220-47-301, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 93-55, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93)

WAC 220-47-302 Puget Sound--Lawful gear--Gill net. (1) Lawful drift gill net salmon gear in Puget Sound shall not exceed 1,800 feet in length nor contain meshes of a size less than 5 inches.

(2) Lawful skiff gill net salmon nets in Puget Sound shall not exceed 300 feet in length and 90 meshes in depth nor contain meshes of a size less than 5 inches. Nets must be retrieved by hand (no hydraulics may be used). ((The skiff from which the net is deployed shall not exceed 20 feet in length.)) Nets must be attended by the fisher at all times.

(3) Drift gill nets and skiff gill nets shall be operated substantially in a straight line. Circle setting or setting other than substantially in a straight line shall be unlawful.

(4) All gill net gear used in Puget Sound must have floats or corks of a contrasting color attached in 50-foot intervals along the corkline.

(5) It shall be unlawful to take or fish for salmon with gill net gear in 1997 in Area 7 sockeye or pink fisheries unless said gill net gear is constructed so that the first 20 meshes below the corkline are composed of five-inch mesh white opaque minimum 210d/48 (#18) diameter nylon twine.

(6) It shall be unlawful to take or fish for salmon with gill net gear beginning in 1998 in Areas 7 or 7A sockeye or pink fisheries unless said gill net gear is constructed so that the first 20 meshes below the corkline are composed of five-inch mesh white opaque minimum 210d/48 (#18) diameter nylon twine.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 93-14-041 (Order 93-55), 220-47-302, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-302, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; Order 988, 220-47-302, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-304 Puget Sound--All citizen salmon species seasons. The following are Puget Sound all citizens salmon species seasons listed by area and species:

AREA SPECIES DATE - RANGE

6D: COHO ((9 /22 - 10 /26))

9 /21 - 10 /25

7,7A: FRASER SOCKEYE

AND PINK ((6 /25 - 9 /30))

6 /22 - 9 /27

CHUM ((9 /29 - 11 /16))

9 /28 - 11 /15

7B: CHINOOK ((8 /11 - 9 /7))

8 /10 - 9 /6

COHO ((9 /8 - 10 /26))

9 /7 - 10 /25

CHUM ((10 /27 - 12 /14))

10 /26 - 12 /13

7C: CHINOOK ((8 /11 - 10 /12))

8 /10 - 10 /11

8: PINK 8 /24 - 9 /13

CHUM ((10 /27 - 11 /30))

10 /26 - 11 /29

8A: PINK 8 /3 - 9 /6

CHUM ((10 /20 - 11 /30))

10 /19 - 11 /29

8D: COHO ((9 /22 - 11 /9))

9 /21 - 11 /8

CHUM ((11 /10 - 12 /21))

11 /9 - 12 /20

9A: COHO ((9 /15 - 11 /2))

9 /14 - 11 /1

10, 11: COHO 9 /7 - 10 /11

CHUM ((10 /13 - 11 /30))

10 /12 - 11 /29

((11: COHO 9 /8 - 10 /12

CHUM 10 /13 - 11 /30))

12: CHUM ((10 /20)) - 11 /20

10 /19

12A: COHO ((9 /1 - 10 /12))

8 /31 - 10 /11

12B: CHUM ((10 /27)) - 11 /20

10 /19

12C: CHUM ((10 /27 - 11 /30))

10 /26 - 11 /27

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-304, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96; 95-13-056 (Order 95-75), 220-47-304, filed 6/16/95, effective 7/17/95; 94-15-001 (Order 94-62), 220-47-304, filed 7/6/94, effective 8/6/94; 93-14-041 (Order 93-55), 220-47-304, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-304, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-304, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-304, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; Order 988, 220-47-304, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-307 Closed areas--Puget Sound salmon. It is unlawful at any time, unless otherwise provided, to take, fish for, or possess salmon taken for commercial purposes with any type of gear from the following portions of Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Areas, except that closures listed in this section shall not apply to reef net fishing areas listed in RCW 75.12.140:

Areas 4B, 5, 6, 6B, and 6C - The Strait of Juan de Fuca Preserve as defined in WAC 220-47-266.

Area 6D - That portion within 1,000 feet of each mouth of the Dungeness River. Through October 4, 1997, closed in those waters within 1,000 feet of shore between the Dungeness Oyster House and a fish and wildlife boundary marker 1,000 feet east of the easternmost mouth of the Dungeness River.

Area 7 - (1) The San Juan Island Preserve as defined in WAC 220-47-262.

(2) Those waters within 1,500 feet of shore on Orcas Island from Deer Point northeasterly to Lawrence Point thence west to a point intercepting a line projected from the northernmost point of Jones Island thence 90 true to Orcas Island.

(3) Those waters within 1,500 feet of the shore of Cypress Island from Cypress Head to the northernmost point of Cypress Island.

(4) Those waters easterly of a line projected from Iceberg Point to Iceberg Island, to the easternmost point of Charles Island, then true north from the northernmost point of Charles Island to the shore of Lopez Island.

(5) Those waters northerly of a line projected from the southernmost point of land at Aleck Bay to the westernmost point of Colville Island, thence from the easternmost point of Colville Island to Point Colville.

(6) Those waters easterly of a line projected from Edith Point on Fidalgo Island to the Dennis Shoal Light, thence to the light on the westernmost point of Burrows Island, thence to the southwesternmost point of Fidalgo Head.

Area 7A - The Drayton Harbor Preserve as defined in WAC 220-47-252.

Area 7B - That portion south and east of a line from William Point on Samish Island to Saddlebag Island to the southeastern tip of Guemes Island, and that portion northerly of the railroad trestle in Chuckanut Bay.

Area 7C - That portion southeasterly of a line projected from the mouth of Oyster Creek 237 true to a fishing boundary marker on Samish Island.

Area 8 - (1) That portion of Skagit Bay easterly of a line projected from Brown Point on Camano Island to a white monument on the easterly point of Ika Island, thence across the Skagit River to the terminus of the jetty with McGlinn Island.

(2) Those waters within 1,500 feet of the western shore of Camano Island south of a line projected true west from Rocky Point.

Area 8A - Those waters easterly of a line projected from Mission Point to Buoy C1, excluding the waters of Area 8D, thence through the green light at the entrance jetty of the Snohomish River and across the mouth of the Snohomish River to landfall on the eastern shore, and those waters northerly of a line from Camano Head to the northern boundary of Area 8D.

Area 9 - Those waters lying inside and westerly of a line projected from the Point No Point light to Sierra Echo buoy thence to Forbes Landing wharf, east of Hansville.

Area 10 - (1) Those waters easterly of a line projected from Meadow Point to West Point.

(2) Those waters of Port Madison northwest of a line from the Agate Pass entrance light to the light on the end of the Indianola dock.

(3) Additional coho seasonal closure: Those waters of Elliott Bay east of a line from Alki Point to the light at Fourmile Rock and those waters northerly of a line projected from Point Wells to "SF" Buoy then west to President's Point.

Area 10E - Those waters of Liberty Bay north of a line projected due east from the southernmost Keyport dock, those waters of Dyes Inlet north of the Manette Bridge, and those waters of Sinclair Inlet southwest of a line projected true east from the Bremerton ferry terminal.

Area 11 - (1) Those waters northerly of a line projected true west from the light at the mouth of Gig Harbor and those waters south of a line from Browns Point to the northernmost point of land on Point Defiance.

(2) Additional coho seasonal closure: Those waters south of a line projected from the light at the mouth of Gig Harbor to the Tahlequah ferry dock then south to the Point Defiance ferry dock, and those waters south of a line projected from the Point Defiance ferry dock to Dash Point.

Area 12 - Those waters inside and easterly of a line projected from Lone Rock to the navigation light off Big Beef Creek, thence southerly to the tip of the outermost northern headland of Little Beef Creek.

Area 12A - Those waters north of a line projected due east from Broad Spit.

Area 12B - Those waters within 1/4 mile of the mouths of the Dosewallips, Duckabush, and Hamma Hamma rivers and Anderson Creek.

Areas 12, 12A, and 12B - Additional chinook seasonal closure: Those waters north and east of a line projected from Tekiu Point to Triton Head.

Areas 12, 12B and 12C - Those waters within 1,000 feet of the eastern shore.

Area 12C - (1) Those waters within 2,000 feet of the western shore between the dock at Glen Ayr R.V. Park and the Hoodsport marina dock.

(2) Those waters south of a line projected from the Cushman Powerhouse to the public boat ramp at Union.

(3) Those waters within 1/4 mile of the mouth of the Dewatto River.

Areas 12 and 12D - Additional coho and chum seasonal closure: Those waters of Area 12 south and west of a line projected 94 degrees true from Hazel Point to the light on the opposite shore, bounded on the west by the Area 12/12B boundary line, and those waters of Area 12D.

Area 13A - Those waters of Burley Lagoon north of State Route 302, those waters within 1,000 feet of the outer oyster stakes off Minter Creek Bay including all waters of Minter Creek Bay, those waters westerly of a line drawn due north from Thompson Spit at the mouth of Glen Cove, and those waters within 1/4 mile of Green Point.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-307, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96; 95-13-056 (Order 95-75), 220-47-307, filed 6/16/95, effective 7/17/95; 94-15-001 (Order 94-62), 220-47-307, filed 7/6/94, effective 8/6/94; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-307, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-307, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-307, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; 88-14-133 (Order 88-48), 220-47-307, filed 7/6/88; 85-13-032 (Order 85-60), 220-47-307, filed 6/12/85; 84-13-078 (Order 84-53), 220-47-307, filed 6/21/84; 83-14-020 (Order 83-57), 220-47-307, filed 6/28/83; 82-15-040 (Order 82-83), 220-47-307, filed 7/15/82; 81-18-017 (Order 81-101), 220-47-307, filed 8/25/81; 80-10-058 (Order 80-83), 220-47-307, filed 8/6/80.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-311 Purse seine--Open periods. During ((1996)) 1997, it is unlawful to take, fish for or possess salmon taken with purse seine gear for commercial purposes from Puget Sound except in the following designated Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Areas during the periods provided for hereinafter in each respective Management and Catch Reporting Area:

((AREA TIME DATE TIME DATE

7, 7A: 6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10 /29

6AM 11 /04 - 8PM 11 /06

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11 /14

6AM 11 /17 - 8PM 11 /23

7B: 6AM 9 /09 - 4PM 9 /11

6AM 9 /15 - 4PM 11 /09

6AM 11 /11 - 4PM 11 /15

6AM 11 /18 - 4PM 11 /22

6AM 11 /25 - 4PM 11 /29

6AM 12 /02 - 4PM 12 /06

6AM 12 /09 - 4PM 12 /13

8: 7AM - 5PM 11 /13

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11 /19

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11 /27

8A: 6AM 10 /21 - 8PM 10 /22

6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10 /29

6AM 11 /04 - 8PM 11 /06

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11 /14

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11 /20

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11 /27

8D: 7AM - 7PM 9 /30, 10/01,

10 /02, 10/03,

10 /08, 10/09,

10 /10, 10/11

7AM - 6PM 10 /14, 10/15,

10 /16, 10/17

6AM 10 /21 - 8PM 10 /22

6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10 /29

6AM 11 /04 - 8PM 11 /06

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11 /14

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11 /20

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11 /27

10: 7AM - 6PM 10 /21

7AM - 5PM 10 /29, 11/04,

11 /13, 11/18

11: 7AM - 6PM 10 /21

7AM - 5PM 10 /29, 11/04,

11 /13, 11/18

12, 12B: 7AM - 5PM 11 /04, 11/05,

11 /13, 11/14,

11 /18, 11/19

12C: 7AM - 5PM 11 /18, 11/19,

11 /26, 11/27

It is unlawful to retain coho and chinook salmon taken with purse seine gear in areas 8, 12, 12B and 12C. All other saltwater and freshwater areas - closed.))

AREA TIME DATE TIME DATE

7, 7A: 7AM - 6PM 10 /20, 10/21,

10 /29, 10/30,

6AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/12,

11 /13

7B: 6AM 9 /08 - 4PM 9 /12

6AM 9 /15 - 4PM 9 /19

6AM 9 /21 - 4PM 11 /01

6AM 11 /03 - 4PM 11 /07

6AM 11 /10 - 4PM 11 /14

6AM 11 /17 - 4PM 11 /21

6AM 11 /24 - 4PM 11 /28

6AM 12 /01 - 4PM 12 /05

6AM 12 /08 - 4PM 12 /12

8: 5AM - 9PM 8 /25, 8/26

6AM - 8PM 9 /04, 9/05,

9 /08, 9/09 7AM - 6PM 10 /28

7AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/04,

11 /12, 11/17

8A: 7AM - 6PM 10 /29, 10/30

7AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/04,

11 /12, 11/13,

11 /17, 11/18,

11 /24, 11/25,

11 /26

8D: 7AM - 7PM 9 /22, 9/23,

9 /24, 9/25,

9 /30, 10/01,

10 /02, 10/03,

10 /06, 10/07,

10 /08, 10/09,

10 /14, 10/15,

10 /16, 10/17,

10 /20, 10/21,

10 /22, 10/23

7AM - 6PM 10 /29, 10/30

7AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/04,

11 /12, 11/13,

11 /17, 11/18,

11 /24, 11/25,

11 /26

10, 11: 7AM - 6PM 10 /20, 10/28

7AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/12,

11 /17

12, 12B: 7AM - 6PM 10 /20, 10/21,

10 /28, 10/29

7AM - 5PM 11 /03, 11/04,

11 /12, 11/17

It is unlawful to retain chinook salmon taken with purse seine gear in Areas 7, 7B, 8, 8A, 12, 12B and 12C. It is unlawful to retain chinook salmon taken with purse seine gear in Area 7A from October 1 to November 30, 1997. It is unlawful to retain coho salmon taken with purse seine gear in Area 8A. All other saltwater and freshwater areas - closed.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-311, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96; 95-13-056 (Order 95-75), 220-47-311, filed 6/16/95, effective 7/17/95; 94-15-001 (Order 94-62), 220-47-311, filed 7/6/94, effective 8/6/94; 93-14-041 (Order 93-55), 220-47-311, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-311, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-311, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-311, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; 89-13-004 (Order 89-44), 220-47-311, filed 6/8/89; 88-14-133 (Order 88-48), 220-47-311, filed 7/6/88; 87-15-059 (Order 87-72), 220-47-311, filed 7/14/87; 86-13-038 (Order 86-46), 220-47-311, filed 6/12/86; 85-13-032 (Order 85-60), 220-47-311, filed 6/12/85; 84-13-078 (Order 84-53), 220-47-311, filed 6/21/84; 83-14-020 (Order 83-57), 220-47-311, filed 6/28/83; 82-15-040 (Order 82-83), 220-47-311, filed 7/15/82; 81-18-017 (Order 81-101), 220-47-311, filed 8/25/81; 80-10-058 (Order 80-83), 220-47-311, filed 8/6/80; 78-05-018 (Order 78-16), 220-47-311, filed 4/13/78; Order 77-66, 220-47-311, filed 8/5/77; Order 77-14, 220-47-311, filed 4/15/77; Order 76-41, 220-47-311, filed 6/4/76; Order 1251, 220-47-311, filed 8/18/75; Order 1210, 220-47-311, filed 5/26/75; Order 1143, 220-47-311, filed 8/8/74; Order 1125, 220-47-311, filed 6/6/74; Order 1066, 220-47-311, filed 7/19/73; Order 1057, 220-47-311, filed 5/22/73; Order 988, 220-47-311, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 92-47, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92)

WAC 220-47-319 Special purse seine mesh size. It shall be unlawful to take, fish for or possess salmon taken with purse seine gear in any Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Area exclusive of ((Fraser Panel)) sockeye and pink salmon management unless said purse seine gear is constructed so that the first 100 meshes below the corkline that are within 75 fathoms of the bunt, excluding the bunt, are of a size not less than 5 inches stretch measure.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-319, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-319, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-319, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; 85-13-032 (Order 85-60), 220-47-319, filed 6/12/85; 84-13-078 (Order 84-53), 220-47-319, filed 6/21/84; 80-10-058 (Order 80-83), 220-47-319, filed 8/6/80; Order 77-14, 220-47-319, filed 4/15/77; Order 1066, 220-47-319, filed 7/19/73; Order 988, 220-47-319, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-401 Reef net open periods. ((During 1996, it is unlawful to take, fish for or possess salmon taken with reef net gear for commercial purposes in Puget Sound.)) During 1997, it is unlawful to take, fish for or possess salmon taken with reef net gear for commercial purposes in Puget Sound except in the following designated Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Areas, during the periods provided for hereinafter in each respective area:

AREA TIME - DATE(S)

7,7A 7AM - 7PM DAILY 9/15 - 9/19

9/22 - 9/26

9/29 - 10/3

10/6 - 10/10

10/13- 10/17

10/20 - 10/24

10/27 - 10/31

11/3 - 11/7

All other saltwater and freshwater areas - closed.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-401, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96; 95-13-056 (Order 95-75), 220-47-401, filed 6/16/95, effective 7/17/95; 94-15-001 (Order 94-62), 220-47-401, filed 7/6/94, effective 8/6/94; 93-14-041 (Order 93-55), 220-47-401, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-401, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-401, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-401, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; 89-13-004 (Order 89-44), 220-47-401, filed 6/8/89; 88-14-133 (Order 88-48), 220-47-401, filed 7/6/88; 87-15-059 (Order 87-72), 220-47-401, filed 7/14/87; 86-13-038 (Order 86-46), 220-47-401, filed 6/12/86; 81-18-017 (Order 81-101), 220-47-401, filed 8/25/81; 80-10-058 (Order 80-83), 220-47-401, filed 8/6/80; 78-05-018 (Order 78-16), 220-47-401, filed 4/13/78; Order 77-66, 220-47-401, filed 8/5/77; Order 77-14, 220-47-401, filed 4/15/77; Order 76-41, 220-47-401, filed 6/4/76; Order 1210, 220-47-401, filed 5/26/75; Order 1143, 220-47-401, filed 8/8/74; Order 1125, 220-47-401, filed 6/6/74; Order 1066, 220-47-401, filed 7/19/73; Order 1057, 220-47-401, filed 5/22/73; Order 988, 220-47-401, filed 4/28/72.]

NEW SECTION

WAC 220-47-410 Gill net--Daily hours. It shall be unlawful to take or fish for sockeye or pink salmon in Areas 7 or 7A with gill net gear from 1.5 hours after sunset to 1.5 hours after sunrise.

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AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-411 Gill net--Open periods. During ((1996)) 1997, it is unlawful to take, fish for or possess salmon taken with gill net gear for commercial purposes from Puget Sound except in the following designated Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Areas during the seasons provided for hereinafter in each respective fishing area:

((AREA TIME DATE(S)

6D: 7AM - 7PM DAILY 10/1 - 10/4

10/7 - 10/11

10/14 - 10/18

10/21 - 10/25

Note: Area 6D skiff gill net only. It is unlawful to retain chinook salmon taken in Area 6D.

7, 7A: 6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10/29

6AM 11 /4 - 8PM 11/6

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11/14

6AM 11 /17 - 8PM 11/23

7B: 7PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 8/19, 8/26, 9/3

6AM 9 /9 - 4PM 9/11

6AM 9 /15 - 4PM 11/9

6AM 11 /11 - 4PM 11/15

6AM 11 /18 - 4PM 11/22

6AM 11 /25 - 4PM 11/29

6AM 12 /2 - 4PM 12/6

6AM 12 /9 - 4PM 12/13

7C: 7PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 8/19, 8/26, 9/3

8: 4PM 11 /12 - 8AM 11/13

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11/19

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11/27

8A: 6AM 10 /21 - 8PM 10/22

6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10/29

6AM 11 /4 - 8PM 11/6

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11/14

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11/20

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11/27

8D: 6PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 9/30, 10/1, 10/2, 10/3, 10/7, 10/8, 10/9, 10/10

5PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 10/14, 10/15, 10/16, 10/17

6AM 10 /21 - 8PM 10/22

6AM 10 /28 - 8PM 10/29

6AM 11 /4 - 8PM 11/6

6AM 11 /12 - 8PM 11/14

6AM 11 /18 - 8PM 11/20

6AM 11 /25 - 8PM 11/27

9A: 6AM 9 /16 - 4PM 9/20

6AM 9 /23 - 4PM 9/27

6AM 9 /30 - 4PM 10/4

6AM 10 /7 - 4PM 10/11

6AM 10 /14 - 4PM 10/18

6AM 10 /21 - 4PM 10/25

6AM 10 /28 - 4PM 11/1

10: 5PM 10 /21 - 8AM 10/22

4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 10/28, 11/4, 11/12, 11/18

11: 5PM 10 /21 - 8AM 10/22

4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 10/28, 11/4, 11/12, 11/18

12, 12B: 4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 11/4, 11/5, 11/12, 11/13, 11/18, 11/19

12C: 4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 11/18, 11/19, 11/25, 11/26

All other saltwater and freshwater areas - closed.

Nightly openings refer to the start date.))

AREA TIME - DATE(S)

6D: 7AM - 8PM 9/29, 9/30, 10/1,

10/2, 10/3, 10/6, 10/7,

10/8, 10/9, 10/10

7AM - 7PM 10/13, 10/14, 10/15,

10/16, 10/17, 10/20,

10/21, 10/22, 10/23,

10/24

Note: Area 6D skiff gill net only. It is unlawful to retain chinook or pink salmon in Area 6D.

7, 7A: 7AM - 7PM 10/29, 10/23

7AM - 6PM 10/27, 10/28,

11/4, 11/10, 11/11

Note: In 1997, it shall be unlawful to take or fish for sockeye or pink salmon in areas 7 or 7A with gill net gear prior to August 1, 1997, and after August 23, 1997.

7B: 7PM - 9AM NIGHTLY 8/18, 8/25, 8/26, 9/2

6AM 9 /8 - 4PM 9/12

6AM 9 /15 - 4PM 9/19

6AM 9 /21 - 4PM 11/1

6AM 11 /3 - 4PM 11/7

6AM 11 /10 - 4PM 11/14

6AM 11 /17 - 4PM 11/21

6AM 11 /24 - 4PM 11/28

6AM 12 /1 - 4PM 12/5

6AM 12 /8 - 4PM 12/12

7C: 7PM - 9AM NIGHTLY 8/18, 8/25, 8/26, 9/2

8: 6AM - 9PM 8/27, 8/28, 9/2,

9/3, 9/10, 9/11

7AM - 6PM 10/27, 11/5, 11/6,

11/10, 11/18

8A: 7AM - 6PM 10/27, 10/28, 11/5,

11/6, 11/10, 11/11, 11/19, 11/20

7AM - 5PM 11/22, 11/23, 11/24

8D: 6PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 9/22, 9/23, 9/24, 9/25, 9/29, 9/30, 10/1, 10/2, 10/6, 10/7, 10/8, 10/9, 10/13, 10/14, 10/15, 10/16, 10/20, 10/21, 10/22, 10/23

7AM - 6PM 10/27, 10/28, 11/5, 11/6, 11/10, 11/11, 11/19, 11/20

7AM - 5PM 11/22, 11/23, 11/24

9A: 6AM 9 /14 through 4PM 11/1

10, 11: 5PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 10/20, 10/27

4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 11/3, 11/10, 11/17

12, 12B: 5PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 10/20, 10/21, 10/27, 10/28

4PM - 8AM NIGHTLY 11/3, 11/4, 11/10, 11/17

All other saltwater and freshwater areas - closed.

Nightly openings refer to the start date.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-411, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96; 95-13-056 (Order 95-75), 220-47-411, filed 6/16/95, effective 7/17/95; 94-15-001 (Order 94-62), 220-47-411, filed 7/6/94, effective 8/6/94; 93-14-041 (Order 93-55), 220-47-411, filed 6/29/93, effective 7/30/93; 92-15-105 (Order 92-47), 220-47-411, filed 7/20/92, effective 8/20/92; 91-18-024 (Order 91-72), 220-47-411, filed 8/27/91, effective 9/27/91; 90-13-025 (Order 90-49), 220-47-411, filed 6/11/90, effective 7/12/90; 89-13-004 (Order 89-44), 220-47-411, filed 6/8/89; 88-14-133 (Order 88-48), 220-47-411, filed 7/6/88; 87-15-059 (Order 87-72), 220-47-411, filed 7/14/87; 86-13-038 (Order 86-46), 220-47-411, filed 6/12/86; 85-13-032 (Order 85-60), 220-47-411, filed 6/12/85; 84-13-078 (Order 84-53), 220-47-411, filed 6/21/84; 83-14-020 (Order 83-57), 220-47-411, filed 6/28/83; 82-15-040 (Order 82-83), 220-47-411, filed 7/15/82; 81-18-017 (Order 81-101), 220-47-411, filed 8/25/81; 80-10-058 (Order 80-83), 220-47-411, filed 8/6/80; 78-05-018 (Order 78-16), 220-47-411, filed 4/13/78; Order 77-66, 220-47-411, filed 8/5/77; Order 77-14, 220-47-411, filed 4/15/77; Order 76-41, 220-47-411, filed 6/4/76; Order 1251, 220-47-411, filed 8/18/75; Order 1210, 220-47-411, filed 5/26/75; Order 1143, 220-47-411, filed 8/8/74; Order 1125, 220-47-411, filed 6/6/74; Order 1066, 220-47-411, filed 7/19/73; Order 1057, 220-47-411, filed 5/22/73; Order 988, 220-47-411, filed 4/28/72.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-152, filed 9/12/96, effective 10/13/96)

WAC 220-47-427 Puget Sound--Beach seine--Emerging commercial fishery--Eligibility--Lawful gear. (1) The Puget Sound beach seine salmon fishery is designated as an emerging commercial fishery for which a vessel is required. An emerging commercial fishery license and an experimental fishery permit are required to participate in this fishery.

(2) The department will issue five Quilcene Bay salmon beach seine experimental fishery permits (Quilcene permits). ((In order to be eligible to apply for a Quilcene permit, a person must be a current holder of a salmon gill net--Puget Sound fishery license or a salmon purse seine fishery license. Only the owner of the license is eligible to apply.))

(3) The following is the selection process the department will use to offer a Quilcene permit.

(a) ((The department will accept applications for a Quilcene permit until 5:00 p.m. on the fourteenth day prior to the opening of the fishery provided for in WAC 220-47-428.)) Persons who held a Quilcene Bay salmon beach seine experimental fishery permit in 1996 will be eligible for a permit in 1997.

(b) The department ((will pool the applications received from gill net fishers and from purse seine fishers separately. The names of two gill net fishers and two purse seine fishers will be drawn randomly. The two pools will be combined and a fifth name will be drawn at random. If there are insufficient names in either pool, the selection will default to the other gear group.

(c) Successful applicants will be notified immediately, and will have seven working days from the date of selection to purchase the license. If the license has not been purchased by the close of business on the seventh working day or the applicant wishes not to be a participant, another name will be drawn from the respective pool or combined pool)) established a pool of applicants by drawing on September 9, 1996. The pool established by this drawing will be maintained to replace any permit(s) which may be voided.

(4) ((Successful applicants)) Permit holders are required to participate in the Quilcene Bay salmon beach seine experimental fishery.

(a) For purposes of this section, "participation" means the holder of the Quilcene permit being aboard the designated vessel in the open fishery area four days each week during the open fishing period, except that while the Fraser Panel of the Pacific Salmon Commission maintains control of fisheries in Areas 7 and 7A "participation" means the holder of the Quilcene permit being aboard the designated vessel in the open fishery area two days each week during the open fishing period.

(b) If the Quilcene permit holder fails to participate, the Quilcene permit issued to that fisher will be void and a new Quilcene permit will be reissued through a random drawing from the applicant pool ((of the voided permit holder)) established in 1996.

(c) The department may require proof of participation by registering with state, federal or tribal officials each day the Quilcene permit holder participates.

(d) Persons who participate, but violate conditions of a Quilcene permit, will have the permit voided and a new Quilcene permit will be reissued through a random drawing from the pool of the voided permit holder. Chum salmon may not be retained by a Quilcene permit holder. Chum salmon must be released alive, or, at the direction of federal or state officials, submitted for broodstock purposes.

(5) Any person who fails to purchase the license, fails to participate, or violates the conditions of a Quilcene permit will have his or her name permanently withdrawn from the pools.

(6) It is unlawful to take salmon with beach seine gear that does not meet the requirements of this subsection.

(a) Beach seine salmon nets in Puget Sound shall not exceed 600 feet in length or 100 meshes in depth, or contain meshes of a size less than 3 inches or greater than 4 inches.

(b) Mesh webbing must be constructed with a twine size no smaller than 210/30d nylon, 12 thread cotton, or the equivalent diameter in any other material.

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-19-049 (Order 96-152), 220-47-427, filed 9/12/96, effective 10/13/96.]

AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending Order 96-81, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96)

WAC 220-47-428 Beach seine--Open periods. During 1996, it is unlawful to take, fish for, or possess salmon taken with beach seine gear for commercial purposes from Puget Sound except in the following designated Puget Sound Salmon Management and Catch Reporting Areas during the periods provided hereinafter in each respective Management and Catch Reporting Area:

AREA TIME DATE(S)

((12A 7AM - 7PM Daily 9/23, 9/24, 9/25, 9/26, 9/27, 9/30, 10/1, 10/2, 10/3, 10/4, 10/7, 10/8, 10/9, 10/10, 10/11))

12A: 7AM - 7PM 9/2, 9/3, 9/4, 9/5, 9/8, 9/9, 9/10, 9/11, 9/12, 9/15, 9/16, 9/17, 9/18, 9/19, 9/22, 9/23, 9/24, 9/25, 9/26, 9/29, 9/30, 10/1, 10/2, 10/3, 10/6, 10/7, 10/8, 10/9, 10/10, 10/13, 10/14, 10/15, 10/16, 10/17

[Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-15-101 (Order 96-81), 220-47-428, filed 7/22/96, effective 8/22/96.]

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