If cited for a violation, what is the maximum amount you need to send for an appeal, according to RCW?

The correct answer is based on the specific regulations outlined in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) regarding appeals for violations. According to the RCW, when an individual wishes to appeal a citation or fine, they are required to submit a monetary amount that is either $200 or 10% of the imposed fine, whichever is greater. This approach ensures that those appealing a decision are financially committed to the process, while still providing a cap to keep the costs manageable.

In this context, having a clear understanding of the appeal process, including the required monetary submission, helps ensure compliance with state regulations and provides a structured method for handling disputes related to citations. The other options do not align with the RCW requirements and would not be considered valid amounts for an appeal.