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Fphp Applicant Checklist " Temporary Structure in Type S or F Water - Washington
Fphp Applicant Checklist " Temporary Structure in Type S or F Water is a legal document that was released by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources - a government authority operating within Washington.
FAQ
Q: What is the Fphp Applicant Checklist?A: The Fphp Applicant Checklist is a document used for assessing temporary structures in Type S or F water in Washington.
Q: What is a temporary structure?A: A temporary structure is a structure that is not permanently affixed to the ground and is intended to be used for a limited period.
Q: What is Type S water and Type F water?A: Type S water refers to freshwater sources such as lakes and rivers, while Type F water refers to saltwater sources such as oceans and bays.
Q: Why is the Fphp Applicant Checklist used for temporary structures in Type S or F water?A: The Fphp Applicant Checklist is used to ensure that temporary structures in Type S or F water comply with the necessary regulations and requirements in Washington.
Q: What are some examples of temporary structures in Type S or F water?A: Some examples of temporary structures in Type S or F water include docks, piers, and boathouses.
Q: What information does the Fphp Applicant Checklist contain?A: The Fphp Applicant Checklist contains information on the necessary permits, design requirements, and inspection procedures for temporary structures in Type S or F water.
Q: Who should use the Fphp Applicant Checklist?A: The Fphp Applicant Checklist should be used by individuals or organizations planning to install or modify temporary structures in Type S or F water in Washington.
Form Details:
- Released on January 1, 2018;
- The latest edition currently provided by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources;
- Ready to use and print;
- Easy to customize;
- Compatible with most PDF-viewing applications;
- Fill out the form in our online filing application.
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