WAC 200-220-110. When do I have to apply?

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 200 › Chapter 200-220 › Section 200-220-110

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You must give us a completed application at least two full working days prior to the date that you wish to reserve if your activity requires a permit. Saturdays, Sundays, and state holidays are not working days, and the day you submit your application does not count as a working day. For example, you must submit your application by the close of business on Monday to hold an event on the following Thursday, and you must submit your application by the close of business on Wednesday to hold an event on the following Saturday, Sunday, or Monday.

You may not submit an application more than one year in advance of the date that you wish to reserve.

A permit is not required for a spontaneous activity in response to news or events coming into public knowledge which precludes meeting the two day advance notice requirement; however, you must notify us of your activity at least two hours in advance during working hours so that we can determine if there are conflicts with other permitted activities.

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