Common use of Shoreline Management Act Clause in Contracts

Shoreline Management Act. Activities conducted within “shorelines of the state” (non-federal lands within 200 feet of lakes of 20 acres or more and streams with an average annual flow of 20 cubic feet per second [cfs] or more) are subject to review and approval under the Washington State Shoreline Management Act and pertinent county and city Shoreline Management Master Programs. The shorelines of Xxxx Xxxxxxx, the Xxxxx River, and several of the Xxxxx River tributary streams fall under the jurisdiction of the Shoreline Management Act.

Shoreline Management Act. Activities conducted within “shorelines of the state” (non-federal lands within 200 feet of lakes of 20 acres or more and streams with an average annual flow of 20 cubic feet per second [cfs] or more) are subject to review and approval under the Washington State Shoreline Management Act and pertinent county and city Shoreline Management Master Programs. The shorelines of Xxxx Xxxxxxx, the Xxxxx River, and several of the Xxxxx River tributary streams fall under the jurisdiction of the Shoreline Management Act. However, forest management activities within shorelines of the state also come under the jurisdiction of the Forest Practices Act, and typically do not require separate approval under the Shoreline Management Act as long as they are consistent with it.

Shoreline Management Act. Activities conducted within “shorelines of the state” (non-federal lands within 200 feet of lakes of 20 acres or more and streams with an average annual flow of 20 cubic feet per second [cfs] or more) are subject to review and approval under the Washington State Shoreline Management Act and pertinent county and city Shoreline Management Master Programs. The shorelines of Xxxx Xxxxxxx, the Xxxxx River, and several of the Xxxxx River tributary streams fall under the jurisdiction of the Shoreline Management Act. Elk forage enhancement activities within shorelines of the state could require approval under the Shoreline Management Act.

Shoreline Management Act. Activities conducted within “shorelines of the state” (non-federal lands within 200 feet of lakes of 20 acres or more and streams with an average annual flow of 20 cubic feet per second [cfs] or more) are subject to review and approval under the Washington State Shoreline Management Act and pertinent county and city Shoreline Management Master Programs. The shorelines of Xxxx Xxxxxxx, the Xxxxx River, and several of the Xxxxx River tributary streams fall under the jurisdiction of the Shoreline Management Act. However, forest management activities within shorelines of the state also come under the jurisdiction of the Forest Practices Act, and typically do not require separate approval under the Shoreline Management Act. Nevertheless, thinning and snag creation activities on project lands will need to be in compliance with the Shoreline Management Act.