FILING ORGANIZATION:      POINT NO POINT TREATY COUNCIL

REGULATION NUMBER:        #S14-085

DATE ADOPTED:             AUGUST 1, 2014

REGULATION MODIFIED:      REGULATION #S14-001, SECTION 5

REGULATION SUPERCEDED:    NONE

CATCH AREAS:              CATCH REPORTING AREA 27A:
                          QUILCENE SW. TIDELAND (270950) QUILCENE BAY.

FISHERY TYPE:             COMMERCIAL

SPECIES:                  NATIVE LITTLENECK AND MANILA CLAMS

ON/OFF RESERVATION:       OFF

LEGAL GEAR:               HAND HELD RAKE, FORK OR SHOVEL

EFFECTIVE DATES:          AUGUST 10, 2014

DAYS AND HOURS:           QUILCENE SW. TIDELAND (270950) QUILCENE BAY, 
                          MONITORED, OPEN FOR CLAMS: 
                          SUN (8/10) 10:00 AM TO 1:00 PM.
                          TRIBAL QUOTA: 10,000 POUNDS.

OTHER RESTRICTIONS:       1) AS PER REGULATION #S14-001.  THIS OPENING IS FOR
                             THE PORT GAMBLE S'KLALLAM AND JAMESTOWN S'KLALLAM
                             TRIBES ONLY.
                          2) HARVEST LIMITED TO CLAMS 1.5 INCHES IN LENGTH OR 
                             GREATER.
                          3) COMMERCIALLY HARVESTED CLAMS MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 
                             4 HOURS OF THE CLOSING TIME OF THE FISHERY, OR 
                             PLACED IN REFRIGERATED CONTAINERS.
                          4) A LABEL ISSUED BY THE HARVESTERS TRIBAL FISHERIES
                             OFFICE MUST BE AFFIXED TO EACH BAG OR CONTAINER OF 
                             COMMERCIALLY HARVESTED CLAMS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 
                             HARVEST.
                          5) THIS HARVEST OPENING WILL OCCUR WITH AN ON THE
                             BEACH MONITOR ACCOUNTING FOR CATCH AT THE END OF THE  
                             FISHERY. THE TRIBAL HARVEST LIMIT FOR THIS FISHERY IS 
                             10,000 POUNDS.  ONCE THIS LIMIT HAS BEEN REACHED ON THE 
                             BEACH BY ALL TRIBAL HARVESTERS, AS DETERMINED BY THE 
                             BEACH MONITOR, THE BEACH WILL BE CLOSED BY THE MONITOR.
                          6) HARVESTERS ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT THEIR HARVEST TO THE
                             MONITOR DURING AND IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE HARVEST.
                             ALL HARVESTERS MUST INSURE THAT THEIR HARVEST IS 
                             REPORTED TO THE MONITOR BEFORE LEAVING THE BEACH. 
                             FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE PROVISIONS WILL BE A 
                             VIOLATION OF THIS REGULATION.
                          7) ALL HARVESTING WILL CEASE WHEN THE OPENING EXPIRES
                             OR WHEN THE MONITOR CLOSES THE FISHERY, WHICHEVER 
                             COMES FIRST.  HARVESTING ACTIVITY INCLUDES ALL 
                             DIGGING, COLLECTING AND SACKING OF CLAMS.
                          8) CLAMS HARVESTED ON QUILCENE MUST BE TRANSFERRED 
                             TO THE PUBLIC PARKING AREA BY AN UPLAND ROUTE 
                             WITHIN ONE HOUR OF CLOSING TIME OR BY BOAT DURING
                             THE SUBSEQUENT HIGH TIDE CYCLE. IF BOATS ARE USED,
                             THEY MUST ALSO BE PULLED FROM THE WATER AT THE 
                             PUBLIC PARKING AREA.  
                          9) HARVESTERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO CROSS PRIVATE PROPERTY IN 
                             ORDER TO ACCESS TIDELANDS FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT 
                             THE CONSENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNER(S). 
                          
CATCH REPORTING:          ALL COMMERCIAL HARVEST MUST BE REPORTED ON TREATY 
                          INDIAN FISH RECEIVING TICKETS.  THE GROWING AREA AND
                          BIDN MUST BE RECORDED ON THE FISH TICKET AT THE POINT 
                          OF SALE.

JUSTIFICATION:            HARVEST AVAILABLE CLAM RESOURCE.  



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