Washington Administrative Code
Title 286 - RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RECREATION AND CONSERVATION FUNDING BOARD)
Chapter 286-13 - General grant assistance rules
Section 286-13-150 - Conveyance to the state for acquisition project
Universal Citation: WA Admin Code 286-13-150
Current through Register Vol. 24-24, December 15, 2024
(1) Acquisition of perpetual interests. When a sponsor acquires real property in perpetuity, the sponsor must record on the title of the property a binding instrument as required by the office that contains:
(a) A legal description of the real property
acquired with grant assistance;
(b)
A conveyance to the state of Washington of the right to use the described real
property for the purposes funded by the grant in perpetuity; and
(c) A restriction on the conversion of use of
the real property.
(2) Acquisition of nonperpetual interests. When a sponsor acquires real property for less than perpetuity, the interest may not be revocable at will. The sponsor must record on the title of the property a binding instrument as required by the office that contains:
(a) A
legal description of the real property acquired with grant
assistance;
(b) A conveyance to the
state of Washington of the right to use the described real property for the
purposes funded by the grant for the duration of the nonperpetual interest
acquired; and
(c) A restriction on
the conversion of use of the real property based on the minimum period in the
grant program as follows:
(i) At least twenty
years for projects funded from the youth athletic facilities program;
(ii) At least twenty-five years for projects
funded from the aquatic lands enhancement account program;
(iii) At least twenty-five years for projects
funded from the nonhighway and off-road vehicle activities account;
(iv) At least fifty years for projects funded
from the boating facilities program; or
(v) At least fifty years for projects funded
from the Washington wildlife and recreation program, except for:
(A) Farmland category projects must be for at
least twenty-five years;
(B)
Riparian protection category projects for conservation reserve enhancement
program leases must be for at least twenty-five years; and
(C) Forestland category projects because only
perpetual acquisitions are eligible.
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