Washington § 79A.05.655 Areas reserved for pedestrian use—Exception.

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§ 79A.05.655 — Areas reserved for pedestrian use—Exception.

Washington § 79A.05.655

Title 79APUBLIC RECREATIONAL LANDS

Ch. 79A.05PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION

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Wash. Rev. Code § 79A.05.655 (2026).

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Notwithstanding RCW 79A.05.650 (1), recreation management plans may make provision for vehicular traffic on areas otherwise reserved for pedestrian use in order to:

(1)Facilitate clam digging;

(2)Accommodate organized recreational events of not more than seven consecutive days duration;

(3)Provide for removal of wood debris under RCW 4.24.210 and 79A.05.035 (5); and

(4)Accommodate removal of sand located upland from the Seashore Conservation Area or removal of sand within the Seashore Conservation Area under the terms of a covenant, easement, or deed. Effective date — 1988 c 75: See note following RCW 79A.05.635 .

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Notwithstanding RCW 79A.05.650 (1), recreation management plans may make provision for vehicular traffic on areas otherwise reserved for pedestrian use in order to:

(1) Facilitate clam digging;

(2) Accommodate organized recreational events of not more than seven consecutive days duration;

(3) Provide for removal of wood debris under RCW 4.24.210 and 79A.05.035 (5); and

(4) Accommodate removal of sand located upland from the Seashore Conservation Area or removal of sand within the Seashore Conservation Area under the terms of a covenant, easement, or deed.

Effective date — 1988 c 75: See note following RCW 79A.05.635 .