RCW 79.15.210
Findings—Damage to timber.
From time to time timber on state land is damaged by events such as fire, windstorms, and flooding. After such events the timber becomes very susceptible to loss of value and quality due to rot and disease. To obtain maximum value for the state, it is important to sell any damaged timber as fast as possible while providing ample protection for the physical environment and recognizing the sensitivity of removing timber from certain locations.
[ 1987 c 126 § 1. Formerly RCW 79.01.790.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 79.15 - Sale of Valuable Materials.
79.15.010 - Valuable materials sold separately.
79.15.020 - Duties of department.
79.15.030 - Rules or procedures for removal of valuable materials sold.
79.15.040 - Sale of valuable materials without application or deposit.
79.15.045 - Who may purchase—Fee.
79.15.050 - Type of sale—Direct sales.
79.15.055 - Appraisal—Defined.
79.15.060 - Date of sale limited by time of appraisal—Transfer of authority.
79.15.070 - Time and date of sale.
79.15.080 - Advertising sales of valuable materials.
79.15.090 - Advertisement for informational purposes only.
79.15.100 - Terms and conditions of sale—Exemption for forest biomass.
79.15.120 - Confirmation of sale.
79.15.210 - Findings—Damage to timber.
79.15.220 - Sale of damaged valuable materials.
79.15.300 - Contracts—Forfeiture—Royalties—Monthly reports.
79.15.320 - Road material—Sale to public authorities—Disposition of proceeds.
79.15.400 - License to remove firewood authorized.
79.15.410 - Removal only for personal use.
79.15.420 - Issuance of license—Fee.
79.15.430 - Removal of firewood without charge.
79.15.500 - Contract harvesting—Definitions.
79.15.510 - Contract harvesting—Program established.
79.15.520 - Contract harvesting revolving account.
79.15.530 - Contract harvesting—Special appraisal practices.