Josh Naylor’s first home run as a Mariner helped Seattle close in on the Astros for first place in the AL West.
The man was taken into custody on Monday and remains at the Whatcom County Jail without bail.
The remaining Commissioners will decide her replacement by the end of the year.
The lane was closed for about five hours and caused mile-long backups.
Other laws include liquor license increases and littering fine increases.
Naylor became the first Mariners player in history with four stolen bases in his first four games with the club.
Overall, crimes were also down across the state, according to the report.
Officials say damage to the stairs leading down to the beach is responsible for the closure.
According to the city, this improves visibility when exiting spaces and prevents drivers from blindly backing into moving traffic.
The ruling states that in Washington, a gross misdemeanor is punishable by a maximum of 364 days in county jail and a fine of up to $5,000.
