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This document is an application by the Washington Department of Transportation to the Washington State Department of Natural Resources for a 5-year easement. The easement is for the use of state-owned aquatic lands in the East Fork Lewis River, Clark County, for the purpose of bridge construction, identified by Authorization Number 51-106844.

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This document is an application for an Aquatic Use Authorization and various permits to continue shellfish aquaculture (Pacific oysters and Manila clams) on State-owned aquatic lands in Willapa Bay, Pacific County, Washington, for a term of 10 years. The applicant is James J. Kemmer, operating as Station House Oyster Company, and the authorization is from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources. The project involves the ongoing commercial culture and harvest of shellfish on 22.0 acres, which has been permitted previously. The application outlines project details, location, aquaculture methods, and environmental impact considerations for renewed operation.

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This is a lump sum contract for the AMOEBA Timber Sale, managed by the State of Washington Department of Natural Resources, Pacific Cascade Region. The contract outlines the sale of forest products with an estimated volume of 5,309 MBF, and specifies harvesting operations, road construction and maintenance, and various other operational requirements. The total lump sum contract price for forest products is $137,781.00. The agreement is effective from December 24, 2024, and work is to be completed by October 31, 2027. It also includes details on fees, performance security, and extensive road development estimates.

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This contract, Agreement No. 30-104867, details the Railroad Creek VRH & VDT Timber Sale in Pierce County, Washington, involving the sale of forest products and associated road construction and maintenance. The sale, conducted by the State of Washington Department of Natural Resources, involves timber removal from various units (Variable Density Thinning, Variable Retention Harvest, and Right-of-Way Harvest) totaling 116 acres. The contract outlines detailed harvesting operations, payment terms including initial fees and per-MBF rates, road plan specifications, site preparation, and provisions for damages. The effective date of the sale is October 28, 2025, with an expiration date of October 31, 2027.