Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 79.105 - Aquatic Lands—General.
79.105.620 - City use of state-owned aquatic lands for publicly owned marina—Reduced fee lease—Expiration date.

RCW 79.105.620
City use of state-owned aquatic lands for publicly owned marina—Reduced fee lease—Expiration date. (Expires July 1, 2029.)

(1)(a) A city with a population between twenty thousand and twenty-five thousand on June 12, 2008, and that currently operates a publicly owned marina may enter into a reduced fee lease authorizing the city to use state-owned aquatic lands for the purpose of operating a publicly owned marina. The office of financial management's population estimate must be used to determine a city's population for purposes of this section. The lease period may not exceed twenty years.
(b) No rent is due the state for the use of state-owned aquatic lands for the first ten years under such a lease. During subsequent years under such a lease, rent is due for only those lands that have been included under a previous aquatic land lease for the marina. The lease may not be renewed, extended, or put into holdover.
(2) A city choosing to enter into a lease as provided in subsection (1) of this section must do so within one year of June 12, 2008. Prior to entering into such a lease, the city must be in good standing with the department and must have paid all amounts owed the department including any accrued interest.
(3) State-owned aquatic lands that may be included in the lease are limited only to those lands included in the most recent expired lease with the city for the marina, along with any state-owned aquatic lands immediately adjacent to those lands. Only those marina operations conducted directly by the city may be included within the leased area.
(4) If a city chooses to enter into an agreement as provided in subsection (1) of this section, the city is not eligible to apply for grants from the aquatic lands enhancement account created under RCW 79.105.150 for the first ten years of the lease.
(5) Upon expiration of the twenty-year lease, the city may enter into a new lease for the use of state-owned aquatic lands or vacate the lands as agreed to in the expiring lease. To ensure the consistent statewide application of aquatic land management principles, the new lease must be completed in accordance with all applicable sections of this title.
(6) This section expires July 1, 2029.

[ 2008 c 132 § 1.]

Structure Revised Code of Washington

Revised Code of Washington

Title 79 - Public Lands

Chapter 79.105 - Aquatic Lands—General.

79.105.001 - Intent—2005 c 155.

79.105.010 - Aquatic lands—Findings.

79.105.020 - Purpose—Articulation of management philosophy.

79.105.030 - Aquatic lands—Management guidelines.

79.105.040 - Application to existing property rights—Application of shoreline management act.

79.105.050 - Fostering use of aquatic environment—Limitation.

79.105.060 - Definitions.

79.105.100 - Sale and lease of state-owned aquatic lands—Blank forms of applications.

79.105.110 - Who may purchase or lease—Application—Fees.

79.105.120 - Survey to determine areas subject to sale or lease.

79.105.130 - Reconsideration of official acts.

79.105.140 - Assignment of contracts or leases.

79.105.150 - Deposit, use of proceeds from sale or lease of aquatic lands or valuable materials therefrom—Aquatic lands enhancement project grant requirements—Aquatic lands enhancement account.

79.105.160 - Aquatic lands—Court review of actions.

79.105.170 - Nonnative finfish aquaculture—Department may not allow as an authorized use under any new lease or use authorization.

79.105.200 - Use and occupancy fee in lieu of lease—Construction of section.

79.105.210 - Aquatic lands—Preservation and enhancement of water-dependent uses—Leasing authority.

79.105.220 - Lease of tidelands in front of public parks.

79.105.230 - Use for public parks or public recreation purposes.

79.105.240 - Determination of annual rent rates for lease of aquatic lands for water-dependent uses.

79.105.250 - Log storage rents.

79.105.260 - Rent for leases in effect October 1, 1984.

79.105.270 - Aquatic lands—Leases/rents for nonwater-dependent uses.

79.105.280 - Rents and fees for recovery of mineral or geothermal resources.

79.105.290 - Aquatic lands—Rents for multiple uses.

79.105.300 - Aquatic lands—Lease for water-dependent use—Rental for nonwater-dependent use.

79.105.310 - Aquatic lands—Rent for improvements.

79.105.320 - Aquatic lands—Administrative review of proposed rent.

79.105.330 - Aquatic lands—Security for leases for more than one year.

79.105.340 - Aquatic lands—Payment of rent.

79.105.350 - Aquatic lands—Interest rate.

79.105.360 - Adoption of rules.

79.105.400 - Authority to exchange state-owned tidelands and shorelands—Rules—Limitation.

79.105.410 - Gifts of aquatic land—Procedures and criteria.

79.105.420 - Management of certain aquatic lands by port district—Agreement—Rent—Model management agreement.

79.105.430 - Private recreational docks—Mooring buoys.

79.105.500 - Aquatic land dredged material disposal sites—Findings.

79.105.510 - Aquatic land dredged material disposal site account.

79.105.520 - Fees for use of aquatic land dredged material disposal sites authorized.

79.105.600 - Archaeological activities on state-owned aquatic lands—Agreements, leases, or other conveyances.

79.105.610 - Puget Sound partners.

79.105.620 - City use of state-owned aquatic lands for publicly owned marina—Reduced fee lease—Expiration date.

79.105.630 - Administering funds—Preference to an evergreen community.

79.105.902 - Effective date—1984 c 221.