Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 36.57A - Public Transportation Benefit Areas.
36.57A.220 - Passenger-only ferry service between Kingston and Seattle.

RCW 36.57A.220
Passenger-only ferry service between Kingston and Seattle.

A public transportation benefit area seeking grant funding as described in *RCW 47.01.350 for a passenger-only ferry route between Kingston and Seattle shall first receive approval from the governor after submitting a complete business plan to the governor and the legislature by November 1, 2007. The business plan must, at a minimum, include hours of operation, vessel needs, labor needs, proposed routes, passenger terminal facilities, passenger rates, anticipated federal and local funding, coordination with the Washington state ferry system, coordination with existing transit providers, long-term operation and maintenance needs, and a long-term financial plan.

[ 2007 c 223 § 1; 2006 c 332 § 8.]
NOTES:

*Reviser's note: RCW 47.01.350 was repealed by 2017 3rd sp.s. c 25 § 39.


Effective date—2007 c 223: "This act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or safety, or support of the state government and its existing public institutions, and takes effect immediately [April 27, 2007]." [ 2007 c 223 § 11.]

Structure Revised Code of Washington

Revised Code of Washington

Title 36 - Counties

Chapter 36.57A - Public Transportation Benefit Areas.

36.57A.010 - Definitions.

36.57A.011 - Municipality defined.

36.57A.020 - Public transportation improvement conference—Convening—Purpose—Multi-county conferences.

36.57A.030 - Establishment or change in boundaries of public transportation benefit area—Hearing—Notice—Procedure—Authority of county to terminate public transportation benefit area.

36.57A.040 - Cities included or excluded—Boundaries—Only benefited areas included—One area per county, exception.

36.57A.050 - Governing body—Selection, qualification, number of members—Travel expenses, compensation.

36.57A.055 - Governing body—Periodic review of composition.

36.57A.060 - Comprehensive plan—Development—Elements.

36.57A.070 - Comprehensive plan—Review.

36.57A.080 - General powers.

36.57A.090 - Additional powers—Acquisition of existing system.

36.57A.100 - Agreements with operators of local public transportation services—Operation without agreement prohibited—Purchase or condemnation of assets.

36.57A.110 - Powers of component city concerning passenger transportation transferred to benefit area—Operation of system by city until acquired by benefit area—Consent.

36.57A.120 - Acquisition of existing system—Labor contracts, employee rights preserved—Collective bargaining.

36.57A.130 - Treasurer and auditor—Powers and duties—Transportation fund—Contribution of sums for expenses.

36.57A.140 - Annexation of additional area.

36.57A.150 - Advanced financial support payments.

36.57A.160 - Dissolution and liquidation.

36.57A.170 - Rail fixed guideway public transportation system—Safety program plan and security and emergency preparedness plan.

36.57A.180 - Public transportation for persons with special needs.

36.57A.191 - Maintenance plan.

36.57A.200 - Passenger-only ferry service—Authorized—Investment plan.

36.57A.210 - Passenger-only ferry service—Taxes, fees, and tolls.

36.57A.220 - Passenger-only ferry service between Kingston and Seattle.

36.57A.222 - Passenger-only ferry service districts—Authorized—Investment plan—Dissolution.

36.57A.224 - Passenger-only ferry service districts—Revenue.

36.57A.226 - Passenger-only ferry service districts—Issuance of bonds.

36.57A.230 - Public transportation fares—Proof of payment—Civil infractions.

36.57A.235 - Public transportation fares—Schedule of fines and penalties—Who may monitor fare payment—Administration of citations.

36.57A.240 - Public transportation fares—Powers of law enforcement authorities.

36.57A.245 - Public transportation fares—Powers and authority are supplemental to other laws.

36.57A.250 - Supplemental transportation improvements.