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WDFW Law Enforcement Services Contract Page 10 of 14 <br />“Model aircraft” refers to unmanned aircraft systems that are used solely for hobby and/or <br />recreational purposes. A model aircraft is capable of sustained flight and must be flown <br />within the visual line of sight of the person operating the aircraft. <br />“Off-road vehicles (ORVs)” means a non-street registered vehicle when used for <br />recreational purposes on nonhighway roads, trails, or a variety of other natural terrain. <br />“Off-road vehicles” or “ORV” includes, but is not limited to, all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, <br />four-wheel drive vehicles, dune buggies, and snowmobiles. The term excludes any military, <br />fire, emergency, or law enforcement vehicle when used for emergency purposes. <br />“Right-of-way” means the actual property which is publicly dedicated or reserved for road <br />access and for other public purposes such as public utilities. <br />“Watershed” means, generally, that area of land that collects and discharges runoff into a <br />specific body of water (used synonymously with “drainage basin” or “catchment”). In this <br />case, the Chaplain Reservoir watershed is a smaller component of the larger Sultan River <br />watershed. <br />“Watershed patrol” means any person designated by the public works director to enforce <br />rules and regulations within city-owned Chaplain Tract property. Such persons shall bear <br />identification reflecting the authority under which they act, which identification shall be <br />shown to any person requesting the same. <br />“Wheeled all-terrain vehicles (WATVs)” has the same meaning as the definitions contained <br />in Chapters 46.04 and 46.09 RCW and is incorporated by reference. (Ord. 3778-20 § 2, 2020; <br />Ord. 3315-13 § 3, 2013.) <br />8.64.040 Area of regulations. <br />A. This chapter regulates human activity within incorporated, city-owned property known <br />collectively as the Chaplain Tract, which is divided into two separate and distinct areas <br />known as “Chaplain Tract North” and “Chaplain Tract South” as defined by this section. The <br />regulations of this chapter apply to the entire Chaplain Tract except where specifically <br />designated. <br />B. “Chaplain Tract North” means that incorporated, city-owned land which is not open for <br />public use. It includes the following locations: