Washington Administrative Code
Title 132M - Lower Columbia College
Chapter 132M-325 - State Environmental Policy Act
Section 132M-325-020 - State Environmental Policy Act compliance

Universal Citation: WA Admin Code 132M-325-020
Current through Register Vol. 24-18, September 15, 2024

It is the policy of Lower Columbia College that capital projects proposed to be developed by the college and other similar type activities shall be accomplished in compliance with chapter 43.21C RCW, the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) and in accordance with chapter 197-10 WAC, guidelines for State Environmental Policy Act implementation. To this end, Lower Columbia College hereby adopts by reference to the following sections or subsection of chapter 197-10 of the Washington Administrative Code (the "SEPA guidelines" adopted by the state of Washington, council on environmental policy):

WAC 197-10-040:

Definitions

WAC 197-10-060:

Scope of a proposal and its impacts

WAC 197-10-160:

No presumption of significance for nonexempt actions

WAC 197-10-170:

Categorical exemptions

WAC 197-10-175:

Exemptions and nonexemptions applicable to specific state agencies

WAC 197-10-180:

Exemption for emergency actions

WAC 197-10-190:

Use and effect of categorical exemptions

WAC 197-10-200:

Lead agency-Responsibilities

WAC 197-10-203:

Determination of lead agency-Procedures

WAC 197-10-205:

Lead agency designation-Governmental proposals

WAC 197-10-210:

Lead agency designation-Proposals involving both private and public construction

WAC 197-10-215:

Lead agency designation-Private projects for which there is only one agency

WAC 197-10-220:

Lead agency designation-Private projects, licenses from more than one agency when one is city/county

WAC 197-10-225:

Lead agency designation-Private projects, license from more than one state agency

WAC 197-10-230:

Lead agency designation-Specific proposals

WAC 197-10-235:

Local agency transfer of lead agency status to a state agency

WAC 197-10-240:

Agreements as to lead agency status

WAC 197-10-245:

Agreements between agencies as to division of lead agency duties

WAC 197-10-260:

Dispute as to lead agency determination-Resolution by CEP

WAC 197-10-270:

Assumption of lead agency by another agency with jurisdiction

WAC 197-10-300:

Threshold determination requirement

WAC 197-10-305:

Recommended timing for threshold determination

WAC 197-10-310:

Threshold determination procedures-Environmental checklist

WAC 197-10-320:

Threshold determination procedures-Initial review of environmental checklist

WAC 197-10-330:

Threshold determination procedures-Information in addition to checklist

WAC 197-10-340:

Threshold determination procedures-Negative declarations

WAC 197-10-345:

Assumption of lead agency status by another agency with jurisdiction-Prerequisites, effect and form of notice

WAC 197-10-350:

Affirmative threshold determinations

WAC 197-10-355:

Form of declaration of significance/nonsignificance

WAC 197-10-360:

Threshold determination

criteria-Application of environmental checklist

WAC 197-10-365:

Environmental checklist

WAC 197-10-370:

Withdrawal of affirmative threshold determination

WAC 197-10-375:

Withdrawal of negative threshold determination

WAC 197-10-390:

Effect of threshold determination by lead agency

WAC 197-10-400:

Duty to begin preparation of a draft EIS

WAC 197-10-410:

Predraft consultation procedures

WAC 197-10-425:

Organization and style of a draft EIS

WAC 197-10-440:

Contents of a draft EIS

WAC 197-10-442:

Special considerations regarding contents of an EIS

WAC 197-10-444:

List of elements of the environment

WAC 197-10-450:

Public awareness of availability of draft EIS

WAC 197-10-455:

Circulation of the draft EIS-Review period

WAC 197-10-460:

Specific agencies to which draft EIS shall be sent

WAC 197-10-465:

Agencies possessing environmental expertise

WAC 197-10-470:

Cost to the public for reproduction of environmental documents

WAC 197-10-480:

Public hearing on a proposal-When required

WAC 197-10-485:

Notice of public hearing on environmental impact of the proposal

WAC 197-10-490:

Public hearing on the proposal-Use of environmental document

WAC 197-10-495:

Preparation of amended or new draft EIS

WAC 197-10-500:

Responsibilities of consulted agencies-Local agencies

WAC 197-10-510:

Responsibilities of consulted agencies-State agencies with jurisdiction

WAC 197-10-520:

Responsibilities of consulted agencies-State agencies with environmental expertise

WAC 197-10-530:

Responsibilities of consulted agencies-When predraft consultation has occurred

WAC 197-10-535:

Cost of performance of consulted agency responsibilities

WAC 197-10-540:

Limitations on responses to consultation

WAC 197-10-545:

Effect of no written comment

WAC 197-10-550:

Preparation of the final EIS-Time period allowed

WAC 197-10-570:

Preparation of final EIS-When no critical comments received on the draft EIS

WAC 197-10-580:

Preparation of the final EIS-Contents-When critical comments received on draft EIS

WAC 197-10-600:

Circulation of the final EIS

WAC 197-10-650:

Effect of an adequate final EIS prepared pursuant to NEPA

WAC 197-10-652:

Supplementation by a lead agency of an inadequate final NEPA EIS

WAC 197-10-660:

Use of previously prepared EIS for a different proposed action

WAC 197-10-690:

Use of a lead agency's EIS by other acting agencies for the same proposal

WAC 197-10-695:

Draft and final supplements to a revised EIS

WAC 197-10-700:

No action for seven days after publication of the final EIS

WAC 197-10-710:

EIS combined with existing planning and review processes

WAC 197-10-830:

Responsibilities of agencies-SEPA public information center

WAC 197-10-835:

Regional SEPA public information centers

WAC 197-10-840:

Application of agency guidelines to ongoing actions

Statutory Authority: Chapter 43.21C RCW. 78-04-072 (Resolution No. 78-1), § 132M-325-020, filed 4/3/78.

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