Wash. Admin. Code § 173-183-700 - Vulnerability of freshwater wetland environments to oil spills
(1) The purpose of
this section is to describe the method of ranking the vulnerability of
freshwater wetland environments to oil spills for purposes of assessing damages
by applying the compensation schedule.
(2) Vulnerability of freshwater wetland
environments to oil spills is based on a wetlands classification which rates
the vulnerability of a wetland to spilled oil. Wetland environments are
classified into five categories which represent the sensitivity of habitat,
plants, animals, and recreational use to oil spills. For purposes of this
chapter, the wetlands vulnerability score shall be equal to the spill
vulnerability score as follows:
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Spill Vulnerability Score (SVS) = WVS |
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where |
WVS = wetlands vulnerability score (from WAC 173-183-710) . |
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 90.48 RCW. 92-10-005 (Order 91-13), § 173-183-700, filed 4/23/92, effective 5/24/92.
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