Chapter 7.04 STATE STATUTES ADOPTED BY REFERENCE

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference as the preliminary article of the Normandy Park Criminal Code: RCW 9A.04.020; 9A.04.050; 9A.04.060; 9A.04.100; and 9A.04.110. (Ord. 332 § 1(b), 1978).

7.04.030 Principles of liability.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference as principles of liability of the Normandy Park Criminal Code: RCW 9A.08.010 through 9A.08.030, inclusive. (Ord. 332 § 1(c), 1978).

7.04.040 Anticipatory offenses.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference as anticipatory offenses: RCW 9A.28.020 through 9A.28.040, inclusive. (Ord. 332 § 1(g), 1978).

7.04.050 Defenses to culpability.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference as defenses to culpability: RCW 9A.16.010 through 9A.16.090, inclusive. (Ord. 448 § 1, 1985; Ord. 332 § 1(e), 1978).

7.04.060 Defense of insanity.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference as the defense of insanity: RCW 9A.12.010. (Ord. 332 § 1(d), 1978).

7.04.070 Obstructing governmental operations.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish crimes involving obstructing governmental operation: RCW 9A.76.010; 9A.76.030 through 9A.76.060 inclusive; 9A.76.080; 9A.76.100; 9A.76.130; and 9A.76.170(1). (Ord. 436 § 1, 1984; Ord. 332 § 1(o), 1978).

7.04.075 Obstructing public officers.

It is unlawful for any person to make any wilfully untrue, misleading or exaggerated statement, or to wilfully hinder, delay or obstruct any public officer in the discharge of his official powers and duties. (Ord. 436 § 2, 1984).

7.04.080 Abuse of office.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of abuse of office: RCW 9A.80.010. (Ord. 332 § 1(p), 1978).

7.04.090 Criminal impersonation.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of criminal impersonation: RCW 9A.60.040. (Ord. 332 § 1(m), 1978).

7.04.100 Unlawful imprisonment and custodial interference.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crimes of unlawful imprisonment and custodial interference: RCW 9A.40.010; 9A.40.040; and 9A.40.050. (Ord. 332 § 1(i), 1978).

7.04.110 Public disturbance.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of public disturbance; RCW 9A.84.020 through 9A.84.040, inclusive. (Ord. 332 § 1(q), 1978).

7.04.120 Public indecency and prostitution.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of public indecency and crimes of prostitution: RCW 9A.88.010 through 9A.88.050; 9A.88.080; and 9A.88.090. (Ord. 332 § 1(r), 1978).

7.04.130 Assault and other crimes involving physical harm.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of assault and other crimes involving physical harm: RCW 9A.36.041, 9A.36.050 and 9A.36.070, inclusive. (Ord. 488 § 1, 1988; Ord. 448 § 2, 1985; Ord. 332 § 1(h), 1978).

7.04.140 False swearing and tampering with physical evidence.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crimes of false swearing and tampering with physical evidence: RCW 9A.72.010; 9A.72.040 through 9A.72.080, inclusive; and 9A.72.150. (Ord. 332 § 1(n), 1978).

7.04.150 Controlled substances and glue-sniffing.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of possession of marihuana and the crime of glue-sniffing: RCW 69.50.101(n); 69.50.401(d); 69.50.407; and 9.47A.010 through 9.47A.050. (Ord. 332 § 1(s), 1978).

7.04.160 Theft.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish crimes of theft: RCW 9A.56.010; 9A.56.020; 9A.56.050 through 9A.56.070; 9A.56.090; 9A.56.100; 9A.56.140; 9A.56.170; and 9A.56.180. (Ord. 332 § 1(l), 1978).

7.04.170 Reckless burning and malicious mischief.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crimes of reckless burning and malicious mischief: RCW 9A.48.010; 9A.48.050; 9A.48.060; 9A.48.090; 9A.48.100; 9.61.160; 9.61.170; and 9.61.230 through 9.61.250, inclusive. (Ord. 332 § 1(j), 1978).

7.04.180 Trespass.

The following provisions of the Washington Criminal Code are adopted by reference to establish the crime of criminal trespass: RCW 9A.52.010; 9A.52.060; 9A.52.070; and 9A.52.080 through 9A.52.100, inclusive. (Ord. 332 § 1(k), 1978).

7.04.185 Criminal code.

The following chapters and sections of the Revised Code of Washington and Washington Administrative Code (“RCWs” and “WACs”), as existing now or as amended hereafter, are hereby adopted by reference as though they were set forth fully herein. The captions are for quick identification of the statute adopted and are not a part of its text.


RCW:
7.105	Civil Protection Orders
9.08.070	Unlawful taking, concealing, injuring, killing pet animal
9.27.015	Interfering with court
9.40.100	Tampering with fire alarm
9.41.050	Unlawful carrying firearm
9.41.098	Forfeiture of firearms
9.41.140	Alteration of identifying marks
9.41.230	Unlawful aim/discharge
9.41.240	Possession of firearm by person 18 to 21 years of age
9.41.250	Unlawful possession dangerous weapon
9.41.260	Unlawful exhibition
9.41.270	Unlawful carrying/display firearm or dangerous weapon
9.41.280	Possessing dangerous weapons on school facilities
9.41.300	Weapons prohibited certain locations
9.41.810	Chapter – General penalties
9.47A.010 – 9.47A.050	Unlawful inhaling toxic substance (glue sniffing)
9.61.230 – 9.61.250	Telephone harassment
9.61.260	Cyberstalking
9.62.010	Malicious prosecution
9.68.130	Unlawful display of sexually explicit material
9.68A.080	Failure to report child pornography
9.68A.090	Communicate with minor for immoral purpose (Class “C” felony if previously convicted of a felony sexual offense)
9.73.030	Intercepting/divulging private communications
9.73.080	Penalties
9.91.025	Unlawful bus conduct
9.91.060	Leaving children unattended in parked automobile
9.91.170	Interfering with dog guide or service animal

PUNISHMENT:
9.92.020	General penalty gross misdemeanor
9.92.030	General penalty misdemeanor

RCW 9A:
9A.28.020	Criminal attempt
9A.36.041	Assault 4
9A.36.050	Reckless endangerment
9A.36.070	Coercion
9A.36.150	Interfering with domestic violence report
9A.42.035	Criminal mistreatment 3
9A.42.037	Criminal mistreatment 4
9A.42.080	Abandonment of dependent person 3
9A.42.110	Leaving child in care of sex offender
9A.44.096	Sexual misconduct with a minor 2nd (sexual contact)
9A.44.130	Registration of sex and kidnapping
9A.44.170	Custodial sexual misconduct 2nd (sexual contact)
9A.46.020 – 9A.46.110	Harassment definitions and crimes
9A.48.050	Reckless burning 2
9A.48.090	Malicious mischief 3
9A.48.100	Physical damage defined – Penalty
9A.48.110	Defacing state monument
9A.49.030	Unlawful discharge of laser 2
9A.49.040	Laser infraction
9A.50.020	Interference with health care facility
9A.52.060	Burglary tools
9A.52.070	Criminal trespass 1
9A.52.080	Criminal trespass 2
9A.52.100	Vehicle prowl 2
9A.52.120	Computer trespass 2
9A.56.050	Theft 3
9A.56.060	Unlawful issuance bad checks
9A.56.096	Theft of rental or leased property
9A.56.170	Possession stolen property 3
9A.56.270	Shopping cart theft
9A.56.330	Unlawful possession of another’s ID
9A.60.045	Criminal impersonation 2
9A.72.040	False swearing
9A.72.085	Unsworn statements
9A.72.150	Tampering with physical evidence
9A.76.020	Obstructing law enforcement officer
9A.76.030	Refusal to summon aid for peace officer
9A.76.040	Resisting arrest
9A.76.080	Rendering criminal assistance 2
9A.76.090	Rendering criminal assistance 3
9A.76.130	Escape 3
9A.76.170	Bail jumping
9A.76.175	False statement to public servant
9A.84.010	Riot
9A.84.020	Failure to disperse
9A.84.030	Disorderly conduct
9A.84.040	False reporting
9A.88.010	Indecent exposure
9A.88.030	Prostitution
9A.88.090	Permitting prostitution
9A.88.110	Patronizing a prostitute
10.14.120	Violation of protection order
10.99.050	Violation of no contact order
16.52.080	Unsafe animal transport
16.52.117	Animal fighting
16.52.165	Misdemeanor penalties this chapter
16.52.190	Animal poisoning
16.52.207	Animal cruelty 2
26.28.080	Unlawful sale of tobacco products
26.44.063	Violation of temporary restraining order involving child abuse
26.44.080	Fail to report child abuse or neglect

Title 46	MOTOR VEHICLES:
46.09.040	Operating without use permit
46.09.120	Driving while intoxicated – Off-road vehicle operating as to endanger life or wildlife, chase or harass, loaded
46.09.140	Off-road vehicles – Accident report required if injury or death to any person, or property damage to another of $700 or greater
46.10.020	Own, operate or transport without registration
46.10.060	Operating without current registration
46.10.070	Snowmobile registration number required to be displayed
46.10.090	Driving while intoxicated – Snowmobile age 17 and above
46.10.120	Snowmobile – Restrictions operator age 16 or under
46.10.130	Operate in such a manner as to endanger human life
46.10.140	Failing to submit accident report
46.10.190	Snowmobile – Violations as infractions age 17 and above
46.12.010	Operate, sell, or transfer without certificate of ownership
46.12.070	Failure to notify the department within 15 days of a vehicle’s destruction
46.12.101	Transfer of ownership
46.12.160	Cancellation of certificate
46.12.300	Buy/sell/conceal/possess vehicle with altered VIN
46.16.010	Failure to initially register vehicle before operation on roadway
46.16.011	Allowing unauthorized person to drive
46.16.028	Fail to register vehicle within 30 days of residency
46.16.029	It is unlawful to purchase a vehicle bearing foreign license plates without removing and destroying the plates unless: See RCW 46.16A.150
46.16.088	Unlawful transfer of license plates between two or more vehicles – Switched plates
46.16.135	No valid/expired tonnage (monthly/bimonthly/yearly)
46.16.140	Passengers or gross weight in excess of license permit
46.16.160	Trip permits
46.16.180	Unlawful carrying passengers for hire (no license)
46.16.240	Attachment of license plates – valid plates required
46.16.260	Vehicle registration
46.16.381	Disabled parking
46.16.505	No camper license plate
46.16.595	Failure to surrender personalized license plates
46.20.001	License requirements
46.20.005	Driving without license – Misdemeanor
46.20.015	Driving without license – Infraction
46.20.017	No valid operator’s license on person
46.20.021	Fail to obtain WA license upon residency (30 days)
46.20.024	Unlawful to allow unauthorized minors to drive
46.20.041	Violation license restrictions –(medical/corrective lenses)
46.20.055	Violation of instructional permit
46.20.075	Intermediate licenses
46.20.091	False statements
46.20.0921	Penalties
46.20.205	Fail to notify Department of Licensing of address change
46.20.220	Rental of a motor vehicle to an unlicensed driver
46.20.267	Intermediate licenses violation penalty schedule
46.20.338 – 46.20.345	Driving while license suspended (DWLS)
46.20.500	No motorcycle endorsement
46.20.740	Interlock requirement
46.20.750	Aiding another in starting interlocked vehicle
46.25.020	One license limit
46.25.040	Duties of employer
46.25.050	Commercial driver’s license required
46.25.080	Operate commercial vehicle without proper commercial driver’s license (CDL) class/endorse
46.25.110	Commercial driver’s license (CDL) – Driving with alcohol in system 2
46.29.605	Failure to surrender suspended license plates
46.29.610	Willfully failing to return suspended vehicle license to Department of Licensing
46.29.620	Forged proof of financial responsibility
46.30.020	Operating a motor vehicle without proof of insurance
46.30.040	Provides false/canceled/expired insurance ID card
46.32.060	Moving defective vehicles
46.37.010	Unsafe or improperly equipped vehicle
46.37.020	Lighted lamps required
46.37.040	At least two head lamps required
46.37.050	Tail lamps required
46.37.060	At least two reflectors required
46.37.070	Stop lamps and turn signals required
46.37.090	Clearance/marker lights on bus/truck/motorhome required
46.37.100	Color of lamps and reflectors
46.37.140	Failure to light or flag extended load
46.37.150	Failure to light parked or stopped vehicle when required
46.37.180	Spot light/fog lights/auxiliary lights
46.37.190	Illegal use of emergency equipment
46.37.196	Illegal use of red light by a tow truck
46.37.200	Stop lamps required
46.37.210	Lighting equipment – Additional
46.37.230	Failure to dim headlights
46.37.270	Too many auxiliary/spot lights on while driving
46.37.280	Illegal use of red light
46.37.340	Brakes required
46.37.360	Maintenance of brakes
46.37.369	Defective wheels or rims
46.37.375	Steering or suspension systems
46.37.380	Horns, warning devices
46.37.390	Defective exhaust system
46.37.400	Mirrors required
46.37.410	Obstructed view
46.37.420	Illegal use of studded snow tires
46.37.425	Driving with unsafe tires
46.37.430	Illegal window tinting
46.37.435	Unlawful installation of sun screening
46.37.465	Defective fuel system or gas/fuel caps required
46.37.480	Illegal use of television/earphones by driver
46.37.490	Safety load chains and devices required
46.37.500	Fenders or splash aprons required
46.37.513	No or defective bumpers
46.37.517	Body protrusions/unsafe hood/unsafe door latch prohibited
46.37.522	Operating motorcycle without headlights or taillights on
46.37.523	Fail to meet lighting requirements
46.37.524	Defective taillight, brake light, reflectors
46.37.530	Electric bicycle – Helmets
46.37.537	Exhaust system modified from original
46.44.010	Operating over legal width
46.44.020	Operating over legal height
46.44.030	Operating over legal length
46.44.034	Over legal protrusion
46.44.036	Illegal vehicle combination
46.44.042	Over legal weight for tire size
46.44.080	Violation of posted road limitations in weight
46.44.095	In excess of tonnage permit
46.44.105	Failure to obtain special permit
46.52.010	Unattended hit and run
46.52.020	Injury hit and run
46.52.030	Fail to file accident report
46.52.088	False information in report
46.52.090	Reports required for major repairs
46.55.085	24-hour violation – Allows for impound
46.55.230	Abandon junk vehicles
46.61	RULES OF THE ROAD:
	46.61.005 – 46.61.022
	46.61.050 – 46.61.085
	46.61.100 – 46.61.165
	46.61.180 – 46.61.220
	46.61.230 – 46.61.269
	46.61.290 – 46.61.315
	46.61.340 – 46.61.385
	46.61.400 – 46.61.470
	46.61.560 – 46.61.590
	46.61.600 – 46.61.740
	46.61.750 – 46.61.790
46.61.500	Reckless driving
46.61.502	DUI
46.61.503	Minor DUI
46.61.504	Physical control
46.61.5055	Penalty schedule
46.61.519	Open container
46.61.5195	Disguising open container
46.61.5249	Negligent driving 1
46.61.525	Negligent driving 2
46.61.527	Construction zones
46.61.530	Racing
46.90	Adopts Washington Model Traffic Ordinance
47.48.040	Disregard road closed sign, or reduced maximum speed limit
52.12.104	Violation of burn permit
66.28.230	Furnishing keg to minors
66.44.100	Opening/consuming liquor in public
66.44.180	General Penalties, Chapter 66.44
66.44.200	Sale Liquor to Intoxicated Person
66.44.210	Obtaining Liquor for Ineligible Person
66.44.270	Furnishing liquor to minors/MIP
66.44.290	Minor attempting to purchase alcohol
66.44.310	Minors frequenting off-limits area
66.44.325	Unlawful transfer of age ID to minor
66.44.328	Preparation of false age ID
69.41	LEGEND DRUGS – PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
69.41.010	Definitions
69.41.030	Sale, delivery, or possession of legend drug without prescription or order prohibited – Exceptions – Penalty
69.41.050	Labeling requirements – Penalty
69.41.300	Definitions
69.41.320	Practitioners – Restricted use – Medical records
69.41.350	Penalties
69.43	PRECURSOR DRUGS
69.43.110	Unlawful sale of precursor drugs
69.43.120	Unlawful possession of precursor drugs
69.50	UNIFORM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT
69.50.101	Definitions
69.50.102	Drug paraphernalia – Definitions
69.50.202	Nomenclature
69.50.203	Schedule I tests
69.50.204	Schedule I
69.50.205	Schedule II tests
69.50.206	Schedule II
69.50.207	Schedule III tests
69.50.208	Schedule III
69.50.209	Schedule IV tests
69.50.210	Schedule IV
69.50.211	Schedule V tests
69.50.212	Schedule V
69.50.302	Registration requirements
69.50.306	Records of registrants
69.50.308	Prescriptions
69.50.309	Containers
69.50.401	Prohibited acts: A – Penalties
69.50.4011	Counterfeit substances – Penalties – Referral to assessment and services
69.50.4013	Possession, use of controlled substance – Penalty – Referral to assessment and services – Possession of usable cannabis, cannabis concentrates, or cannabis-infused products – Delivery
69.50.4014	Possession of forty grams or less of cannabis – Penalty – Referral to assessment and services
	Laws of 2023, ch. 1, § 9*
	Laws of 2023, ch. 1, § 10*
69.50.402	Prohibited acts: B – Penalties
69.50.403	Prohibited acts: C – Penalties
69.50.404	Penalties under other laws
69.50.405	Bar to prosecution
69.50.406	Distribution to persons under age eighteen
69.50.408	Second or subsequent offenses
69.50.4011	Counterfeit substances – Penalties – Referral to assessment and services
69.50.4013	Possession, use of controlled substance – Penalty – Referral to assessment and services – Possession of usable cannabis, cannabis concentrates, or cannabis-infused products – Delivery
69.50.412	Prohibited acts: E – Penalties
69.50.4121	Drug paraphernalia – Selling – Penalty
69.50.425	Misdemeanor violations – Minimum penalties
69.50.435	Violations committed in or on certain public places or facilities – Additional penalty – Defenses – Construction – Definitions
69.50.445	Opening package of or consuming cannabis, usable cannabis, cannabis-infused products, or cannabis concentrates in view of general public or public place – Penalty
69.50.500	Powers of enforcement personnel
69.50.505	Seizure and forfeiture
69.50.506	Burden of proof; liabilities
69.50.509	Search and seizure of controlled substances
69.50.601	Pending proceedings
69.51A.060	Crimes – Limitations of chapter
70.74.310	Gas bombs, explosives, stink bombs, etc.
70.77.255	Illegal discharge of special fireworks without license or permit
70.77.485	Unlawful possession fireworks
70.77.488	Unlawful discharge fireworks
70.93.060	Littering over 1 cubic foot but less than 1 cubic yard
70.94.775	Outdoor burn prohibited
70.124.070	Fail to report abuse of state hospital patient
70.155.080	Unlawful purchase of tobacco by persons under 18
77.15.460	Unlawful possession loaded firearm in vehicle
82.24.110	To use or have in possession knowingly any forged or counterfeit stamps

WAC:
204-65-030	Signs/message boards – May not be lighted
204-90-040	Hood required
204-90-140	Neon lights
308-330-436	Unlawful parking for display vehicle for sale
308-330-478	Riding on/upon (outside) of a motor vehicle (passenger)

*As of the date of adoption of Ord. 1059, Laws of 2023, ch. 1, § 9 (diversion) and Laws of 2023, ch. 1, § 10 (sentencing) have not yet been assigned permanent Revised Code of Washington (RCW) section numbers by the Washington State Code Reviser.

(Ord. 1059 § 1, 2023; Ord. 1044 § 2, 2022; Ord. 747 § 1, 2004).

7.04.190 Classification of crimes and penalties.

Every violation of the Normandy Park Municipal Code is either an infraction or a misdemeanor, and shall be punished by the greater of the penalty prescribed by state statute for the same offense, or the penalty prescribed by the relevant NPMC section. The court may require restitution in lieu of the fine, pursuant to RCW 9A.20.030, which is adopted by reference. (Ord. 725 § 3, 2004; Ord. 332 § 1(f), 1978).

7.04.200 Limitation of actions.

Prosecution of any offense defined in the Normandy Park Criminal Code must be commenced within one year after commission of the offense; provided, that any length of time during which the party charged was not usually and publicly resident within this state shall not be reckoned within the one-year period; and provided further, that where an indictment has been found, or complaint or an information filed, within the one-year period, if the indictment, complaint or information is set aside, the time of limitation shall be extended by the length of time from the time of filing of such indictment, complaint or information, to the time such indictment, complaint, or information was set aside. (Ord. 332 § 1(t), 1978).

7.04.210 Filing.

Incident to the adoption of provisions of the Washington Criminal Code by this chapter, copies of the text of the statutes adopted by reference shall be filed as required by RCW 35A.12.140 and 35A.13.180 for use and examination by the public. (Ord. 883 § 8, 2012; Ord. 332 § 1(u), 1978).