Wash. Admin. Code § 222-50-020 - Other agency requirements
(1) Many other laws and rules apply to the
conduct of forest practices. Other agencies administer some of these other
regulatory programs. Permits may be required by such agencies prior to the
conduct of certain forest practices. The governor's office of regulatory
assistance maintains a list of state, regional, and local regulatory programs
including those that apply to forest practices operations. Affected parties are
urged to consult with the specified agencies and independent experts with
respect to the regulatory requirements shown on the list.
(2)
Compliance with the Shoreline
Management Act,chapter 90.58 RCW, is required. The
Shoreline Management Act is implemented by the department of ecology and the
applicable local governmental entity. A substantial development permit must be
obtained prior to conducting forest practices which are "substantial
developments" within the "shoreline" area as those terms are defined by the
Shoreline Management Act.
(3)
Wildlife protection,
Title
77 RCW. Nothing in these rules
is intended to interfere with any authority of the department of fish and
wildlife to protect wildlife under any other statutes or regulations, or under
any agreements with landowners.
(4)
Federal Endangered Species Act, 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq., and other federal laws.
The federal Endangered Species Act and other federal laws may impose certain
obligations on persons conducting forest practices. Compliance with the Forest
Practices Act or these rules does not ensure compliance with the Endangered
Species Act or other federal laws.
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