Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

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Summary

§12.1	Introduction
§12.2	Lands Managed by the Department of Natural Resources
(1) DNR's Authority to Manage State-Owned Lands (a) Organization of the Department of Natural Resources (b) Development of Public Land Laws (i) Understanding Source Notes Relative to Public Land Laws in the RCW (ii) Organizational Changes to Title 79 RCW Public Land Laws From 1889 to Present (2) Trust Lands (a) Types of Trust Lands (i) Federally Granted Lands (ii) State Forest Lands (iii) Community and Technical College Forest Reserve (iv) Community forest trusts (b) Trust Obligations in the Management of Trust lands (c) Land Transactions Involving Trust Lands (i) Sales and Reserved Rights and Interests (Mineral and Access) on Trust Lands (ii) Exchanges of Trust Lands (iii) Leases of Trust Lands (iv) Timber and Other Valuable Materials Sales on Trust Lands (v) Easements on Trust Lands (d) Management and Planning of Trust lands (i) Multiple Uses of Trust lands (ii) Sustainable Harvest (iii) Forest Land Planning (iv) State Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan (3) Natural Areas Managed by DNR (a) Natural Area Preserves (NAPs) (b) Natural Resource Conservation Areas (NRCAs) (4) Conservation Easements/Riparian Easements Managed by DNR (5) State-Owned Aquatic Land Managed by DNR (a) The State's Ownership Interest in Aquatic Lands (i) State Acquisition of Aquatic Land Below Navigable Waters (ii) When Water is Navigable for Determining that the State Owns the Underlying Land (iii) The State's Reversionary Interest in Certain Aquatic Lands (iv) Interests of Others in State-Owned Aquatic Lands (v) Riparian Rights and State-Owned Aquatic Lands (b) Classification of State-Owned Aquatic Lands (i) Tidelands and Shorelands (ii) Beds of Navigable Waters (iii) Harbor Areas (iv) Waterways (c) Boundaries of State-Owned Aquatic Lands (i) The Upland Boundary of Tidelands and Shorelands (ii) Sideline Boundaries of Tidelands and Shorelands (iii) The Waterward Boundary of Tidelands and Shorelands; the Landward Boundary of the Beds of Navigable Waters (iv) Plats of Harbor Areas, Tidelands, Shorelands, and Waterways (v) The Extent of State-Owned Bedlands at the Margin of the State (d) Aquatic Land Transactions (i) Sales of Aquatic Lands (ii) Exchanges of State-Owned Aquatic Lands (iii) Leasing of State-Owned Aquatic Lands (iv) Easements on State-Owned Aquatic Lands (v) Waterway Permits (vi) Licenses and Rights of Entry on Aquatic Lands (vii) Improvements on State-Owned Aquatic Lands (viii) Other Agreements: Removal of Valuable Materials, Including Geoduck (e) Management and Planning

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