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RAFFLES
(See GAMBLING) |
RAILROADS
 (See also PUBLIC TRANSIT; TRANSPORTATION) |
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Charter party carriers and contract crew hauling vehicles providing railroad crew transportation, regulation of:
ESHB 1620 |
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Employees, yardmasters, working hours:
HB 1621, SHB 1621, SB 5721 |
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Locomotives and railroad cars, modifying sales tax provisions:
SB 5041 |
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Milwaukee Road corridor, allowing motor vehicle access for certain lessees, concessionaires, and agricultural users:
SHB 1935, HB 1939 |
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Operating a railroad, etc. while intoxicated, misdemeanor, vacation of conviction record:
HB 1086 |
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Passenger-carrying vehicles for railroad employees, modifying rules and orders concerning:
HB 1620, SB 5720 |
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Passenger-carrying vehicles for railroad employees, modifying safety issue and complaint provisions:
ESHB 1620 |
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Passenger-carrying vehicles for railroad employees, regulation of:
ESHB 1620 |
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Regulatory authority over railroads, utilities and transportation commission to consolidate and assume:
HB 1845, SB 5722 |
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REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY
(See also EMINENT DOMAIN; HOMES AND HOUSING; LANDLORD AND TENANT; SUBDIVISIONS; TAXES - PROPERTY TAX) |
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Abandoned and vacant properties within incorporated areas, community economic revitalization board to administer revitalization loan program for:
HB 1648, SHB 1648, E2SHB 1648 |
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Appraisal management companies, surety bond minimum penal sum:
HB 1012 |
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Appraisal management companies, surety bond minimum penal sum and bond alternatives:
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SHB 1012, CH 90 (2013) |
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Appraisers, trainee applicants and existing credential holders, fingerprint-based background checks:
HB 1740, SHB 1740 |
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Beneficial interest, owner of, provisions:
SB 5191 |
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Brokers, real estate agency relationship law, clarifying terminology and duties:
HB 1487, SHB 1487, SB 5352,
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SSB 5352, CH 58 (2013) |
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Brokers, real estate, independent contractor status when not under contract with firm:
HB 1853,
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SHB 1853, CH 207 (2013), SB 5729 |
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Carbon monoxide alarms, in residential occupancies, extending deadline:
HB 1606, SB 5494, SSB 5494 |
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Commercial property, assessed value, filing petition to challenge:
HB 1217, SHB 1217, 2SHB 1217 |
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Deeds of trust, reconveyances, relationships between title insurance agents, escrow agents, and attorneys:
HB 1435,
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SHB 1435, CH 114 (2013) |
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Deeds of trust, trustee's foreclosure sale, foreclosure by owner of beneficial interest or their agent:
SB 5191 |
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Deeds of trusts, trustees for, requiring registration of:
SB 5840 |
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Easements, authority of Indian tribes to hold or acquire conservation easements:
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HB 1277, CH 120 (2013) |
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Easements, private right-of-way maintenance agreements and civil actions:
HB 1029, SHB 1029 |
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Encumbrance transfers and assignments, recording of, requirements:
SB 5535 |
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Encumbrance, transfer and assignment, county recording requirement for owner of beneficial interest:
SB 5191 |
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Escrow, expanding definition and exempting certain entities from licensing:
HB 1034,
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SHB 1034, CH 64 (2013) |
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Exchange facilitators, requirements and violations:
SB 5082,
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ESSB 5082, CH 228 (2013) |
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Financing contracts for real property, authority of community and technical colleges, The Evergreen State College, and regional universities to enter into, conditions:
HB 1769, SB 5780 |
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Foreclosure sales, by county, requiring reimbursing of county costs before paying state for deferred property tax:
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EHB 1421, CH 221 (2013) |
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Governmental property, surplus, sale or lease for affordable low-income housing:
HB 1563, SHB 1563, E2SHB 1563, SB 5598, SSB 5598 |
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Habitat and recreation lands, acquisition of real property by state:
SB 5054, SSB 5054 |
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Improvements benefitting fish and wildlife habitat or water quality or quantity, property tax exemption:
HB 1570,
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SB 5593, CH 236 (2013) |
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Land use decisions, asserting claims in cases of damage caused by governmental acts, modifying deadline:
SB 5579 |
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Liens against real property of employer by employee, provisions of employee fair classification act:
HB 1440, SHB 1440, 2SHB 1440, SB 5526 |
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Private property rights, protecting from United Nations Agenda 21 policies:
HB 1165, SB 5011 |
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Public agencies, properties obtained by agency through foreclosure, developing master real estate plan for use or disposal:
HB 1964 |
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Real estate agencies, clarifying terminology and duties:
HB 1487, SHB 1487, SB 5352,
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SSB 5352, CH 58 (2013) |
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Real property, actions for damage to property, deadline for commencing:
SB 5031, SSB 5031 |
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Real property, state agency funding or reimbursement for fee simple acquisition, ensuring public recreational access:
SSB 5057 |
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Recreation lands purchased by nonprofit organization with public funds, requirements:
SB 5057 |
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Redemption of real property, modifying redemption by creditor provision:
*
SB 5541, CH 53 (2013) |
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Regulations affecting property owners, compensation requirements:
HB 1163, HB 1166 |
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Regulations affecting property owners, compensation under regulatory freedom and accountability act:
HB 1163 |
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Service animals, unfair practices in real estate transactions and real property rentals related to:
HB 1024, SHB 1024, 2SHB 1024, SB 5645 |
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Service contracts, provisions:
*
HB 1036, CH 117 (2013) |
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Smoke detection devices, in dwelling units, requiring installation of certain lithium battery devices:
HB 2053 |
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State property owned for military purposes, annexation to a city or town:
HB 1158, SHB 1158, 2SHB 1158, SB 5068, SSB 5068 |
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Transfer of real property, real estate excise tax affidavit, exemption from filing requirement:
SB 5116 |
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Transfer of real property, Washington uniform real property transfer on death act:
HB 1117, ESHB 1117 |
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Transportation property, surplus, former owner repurchase right in cases of earlier condemnation:
HB 1092 |
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Trespass on private property, criminal, ensuring uniform statutory application by eliminating most special immunities from prosecution:
HB 1681 |
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Trespass, criminal trespass of a dwelling in foreclosure:
SB 5062 |
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Trespass, first and second degrees, removing certain defenses:
SB 5062 |
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Trespass, notice against, posting in a conspicuous manner:
ESB 5048 |
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Zoning, proposed rezoning, notice to property owners:
HB 1053 |
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS
(See REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY) |
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REAL ESTATE EXCISE TAX
(See TAXES - REAL ESTATE EXCISE) |
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RECORDS
(See also PUBLIC RECORDS EXEMPTIONS ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE) |
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Archivist, state, qualifications and duties:
HB 1359, SB 5055 |
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Autopsies and postmortems, findings, removing confidentiality requirement for coroners and medical examiners for deaths in certain correctional and law enforcement contexts:
*
SSB 5256, CH 295 (2013) |
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Autopsies and postmortems, reports and records, removing confidentiality for deaths in certain correctional and law enforcement contexts:
SB 5256 |
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Birth certificates, provisions concerning adopted persons and birth parents:
HB 1525,
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SHB 1525, CH 321 (2013), SB 5118, ESSB 5118 |
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Cities and towns, requirements for public records requests when holding office hours for fewer than 30 hours:
HB 1418, SHB 1418 |
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Collision reports by officers, information contained in reports as compiled and analyzed by state patrol, public disclosure:
SB 5847 |
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Concealing a record, intentionally, defining:
SB 5577 |
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Confidential driver's licenses, license plates, identicards, and vessel registrations, provisions concerning records:
HB 1832, SB 5591,
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SSB 5591, CH 336 (2013) |
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Court records, nonconviction, removing from public access:
HB 1497, SB 5341 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, central registry of firearms offenders:
HB 1612 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, certain commercial information from solid waste collection companies:
HB 1697, SHB 1697 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, certain security threat group information:
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SB 5810, CH 315 (2013) |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, city-annexed territory resident population enumeration data:
HB 1901 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, county census enumeration data:
HB 1901 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, ethics investigation records:
SB 5577 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, felony firearm offense conviction database of felony firearm offenders:
*
SHB 1612, CH 183 (2013) |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, gang data bases:
SHB 1298, HB 1299, SB 5171 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, identity of state employee or officer filing ethics board complaint:
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ESSB 5577, CH 190 (2013) |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, information contained in department of corrections' security threat group database:
HB 1715 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, medical cannabis producer and processor licensee names and addresses:
SB 5887 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, motor voter preregistration records for persons age sixteen and seventeen:
EHB 1279, SB 5270 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, personal information for child enrolled in licensed child care:
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HB 1203, CH 220 (2013), SB 5198 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, proprietary information submitted for architectural paint recovery program:
HB 1579, SB 5424 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, recordings made during closed executive session meetings:
HB 1714 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, tax information related to certain taxes:
HB 1833 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, various materials provided by defense to prosecuting attorney in certain cases:
HB 1449, SB 5436 |
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Exemptions from public inspection and copying, victim impact statements:
HB 1449, SB 5436 |
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Fish and wildlife licenses, personally identifying information from, disclosure for unemployment compensation overpayment recovery:
HB 1393, SB 5353 |
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Health care facilities, information and records created for, modifying disclosure provisions:
*
ESB 5666, CH 301 (2013) |
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Health care peer review committees, information and records created for, modifying provisions:
*
ESB 5666, CH 301 (2013) |
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Health care provider compensation, instituting filing and public disclosure requirements:
HB 1543, SB 5434,
*
SSB 5434, CH 277 (2013) |
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Health care quality improvement programs and committees, information and records created for, modifying provisions:
*
ESB 5666, CH 301 (2013) |
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Juvenile offenders, provisions concerning confidentiality of juvenile offender records:
SB 5689 |
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Juvenile offenders, records, restricting public access to certain nonadjudication or nonconviction information:
SSB 5689, 2SSB 5689 |
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Juvenile records, provisions concerning confidentiality of juvenile offender records:
HB 1651, ESHB 1651 |
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Local agencies, limiting public records request hours and enjoining of inspection or copying:
HB 1128, SHB 1128 |
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Mental health services, disclosure of records and information, expanding statutes:
HB 1679,
*
ESHB 1679, CH 200 (2013) |
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Parentage, adjudication of, public inspection of final order and subsequent records:
*
SSB 5135, CH 246 (2013) |
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Parentage, adjudication of, public inspection of judicial proceeding documents and pleadings:
HB 1446, SHB 1446, SB 5135 |
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Public officials and employees, public records and meetings training programs, implementation:
HB 1198, SHB 1198 |
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Public records requests, agency claims of exemption, recommendations of public records exemptions accountability committee:
HB 1297, HB 1298, SHB 1298, HB 1299, SB 5169, SSB 5169, SB 5170, SB 5171 |
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Public records requests, commercial purposes, fees:
HB 1037, SHB 1037 |
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Public records requests, identifying requestors:
HB 1019 |
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Public records requests, limiting hours for local agency response to requests:
HB 1128, SHB 1128 |
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Public records requests, local agency enjoining of inspection or copying:
HB 1128, SHB 1128 |
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Public records requests, records search costs, equitable allocation of county auditor's costs:
HB 1185 |
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Revenue, department of, publishing determinations and making them available for public inspection:
SB 5647 |
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Sexually transmitted diseases, disclosure of records and information, expanding statutes:
HB 1679,
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ESHB 1679, CH 200 (2013) |
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Special purpose districts, requirements for public records requests when holding office hours for fewer than 30 hours:
HB 1418, SHB 1418, HB 1763 |
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Sunshine committee, implementing committee recommendations:
HB 1297, HB 1298, SHB 1298, HB 1299, SB 5169, SSB 5169, SB 5170, SB 5171 |
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Tenant or rental applicant records, tenant screening service company disclosure restrictions:
HB 1529, SHB 1529, SB 5568,
*
SSB 5568, CH 54 (2013) |
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Title insurers, public disclosure of statistical reporting to insurance commissioner:
*
HB 1035, CH 65 (2013), SB 5269 |
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Vehicle accident reports, information contained in, confidentiality:
SB 5847 |
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Vulnerable adults, records from abuse and other investigations, use and sharing in certain cases:
HB 1523,
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SB 5510, CH 263 (2013) |
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RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE
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Athletic facility grants, submitting proposals to office:
HB 1187, SHB 1187, SB 5103 |
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Natural resources management, streamlining through agency independence, authority of office:
HB 1384 |
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RECYCLING
(See also LITTERING; SOLID WASTE) |
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Electronic products recycling program, excluding licensors from required participation:
HB 1507 |
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Electronic products recycling program, improving waste collection reporting:
HB 1498,
*
SHB 1498, CH 292 (2013) |
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Electronic products recycling program, revising provisions:
*
ESB 5699, CH 305 (2013) |
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Mercury-containing light product stewardship program, repealing program and account:
SB 5658 |
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Mercury-containing light recycling account, creation:
SB 5658 |
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Mercury-containing lights, producers to pay registration and administration fees for reimbursing documented recycling and administrative costs:
SB 5658 |
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Programs for recycling, using litter tax revenues to support:
HB 1309, SHB 1309, SB 5357, SSB 5357 |
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REDISTRICTING COMMISSION
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House of representatives, house and legislative district population and location provisions:
HB 1121 |
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Redistricting plan, advancing deadline for approval by commission:
SB 5795, SJR 8210 |
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Redistricting plan, requiring competitive districts:
SB 5842 |
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REGULATORY ASSISTANCE, OFFICE
(See STATE AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS) |
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RELIGION
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Abortion, health coverage for voluntary termination of pregnancy, right of objection:
EHB 1044, SB 5009, SB 5576, SB 5798 |
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Adoption, fitness of parent for adopting, basing determination on religious or philosophical beliefs about child discipline, prohibiting:
ESHB 1675 |
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Brush Prairie Baptist Church, honoring:
*
SR 8661 (2013) |
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Catholic schools week, celebrating:
*
HR 4641 (2013),
*
SR 8639 (2013) |
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Chaplains for law enforcement, retirement system membership:
HB 1120 |
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Churches, property tax exemptions for nonprofit religious organization property, modifying:
HB 1215, SB 5740 |
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Commerce, discrimination-free, to include individuals and entities providing goods and services in keeping with freedom of religion:
SB 5927 |
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Discrimination, freedom from, extending to individuals and entities providing goods and services in keeping with freedom of religion:
SB 5927 |
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Employer communications and meetings concerning their political and religious views, prohibiting required employee attendance or responses to:
HB 2031 |
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Religious freedom in Washington state, recognizing:
*
SR 8652 (2013) |
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Sexual orientation change efforts, practice of, establishing work group to make recommendations concerning, membership to include mental health professional from faith community:
HB 1882 |
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State employees, receiving two unpaid holidays, including specific days for reason of faith or conscience:
HB 1744, SB 5173 |
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Students, receiving two unpaid holidays, including specific days for reason of faith or conscience:
HB 1744, SB 5173 |
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RESTAURANTS
(See BUSINESSES) |
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RETAILERS AND RETAIL STORES
(See ADVERTISING; ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; BUSINESSES; SALES; TAXES - SALES TAX) |
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RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS
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Contribution rates, employers to pay rates that compensate for late contribution payments:
HB 2018, SHB 2018 |
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Defined contribution plan for public employees, creation of Washington public employees' savings plan:
SB 5851, ESSB 5851, SB 5856 |
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Excess compensation, modifying definition:
SB 5916, SSB 5916 |
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Excess compensation, modifying definition for retirement allowance calculation purposes:
SB 5392 |
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First class cities, retirement systems of, authorizing agreements for investment of assets by state investment board:
HB 1899 |
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LEOFF plan 1, basing voluntary overtime on seniority or retirement eligibility, prohibiting in collective bargaining agreements:
SSB 5916 |
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LEOFF plan 1, disability board order or determination granting or denying coverage under, right of appeal:
SB 5916, SSB 5916 |
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LEOFF plan 1, voluntary risk pool for noninsured retiree long-term care and major medical service costs, local government self-insurance program role in developing:
SB 5916, SSB 5916 |
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LEOFF, plan 2, providing health insurance access for certain members catastrophically disabled in line of duty:
HB 1868,
*
SHB 1868, CH 287 (2013), SB 5698 |
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LEOFF, plan 2, Wynn Loiland act:
*
SHB 1868, CH 287 (2013) |
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PERS, additional service credit for retiring employees displaced by mandatory use of private collection agencies by state agencies:
HB 1123 |
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PERS, plan 2, separated members, allowing participation in insurance plans and contracts:
HB 1668, SB 5650 |
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PERS, plan 3, defined benefit portion, vesting after five years of service:
HB 1666, SB 5652 |
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PERS, plans 1, 2, and 3, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1933 |
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PERS, plans 2 and 3, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1667, SB 5651 |
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PERS, plans 2 and 3, unreduced retirement benefits at earlier age, provisions:
HB 1665 |
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PERS, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1226, SB 5383, SB 5633 |
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Political subdivisions of state, employee participation in state insurance or self-insurance programs, to include retirees:
HB 1741, SB 5654 |
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PSERS, membership, including qualified trades people at public utility districts:
HB 1929, SB 5853 |
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PSERS, membership, to include city, county, and state correctional employees and certain department of social and health services employees:
EHB 1923, SB 5781 |
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Public employee defined contribution retirement plan act, creating Washington public employees' savings plan:
SB 5851, ESSB 5851, SB 5856 |
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Salary, average, for pension purposes of state and local employees, as certified by employer:
HB 1820 |
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Savings plan, Washington public employees', creation and relation to PERS, PSERS, SERS, and TRS:
SB 5851, ESSB 5851, SB 5856 |
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SERS, plan 2, separated members, allowing participation in insurance plans and contracts:
HB 1668, SB 5650 |
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SERS, plan 3, defined benefit portion, vesting after five years of service:
HB 1666, SB 5652 |
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SERS, plans 2 and 3, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1667, SB 5651 |
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SERS, plans 2 and 3, service worker eligibility for alternate early retirement:
HB 1914, SB 5830 |
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SERS, plans 2 and 3, service worker retirement allowances, calculation of:
HB 1913, SB 5827 |
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SERS, plans 2 and 3, unreduced retirement benefits at earlier age, provisions:
HB 1665 |
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SERS, school administrators, calculating service credit for alternate early retirement eligibility:
HB 1610, SB 5512 |
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State employees, de minimis use of state facilities to communicate certain retirement information to:
HB 1785 |
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TRS, plan 2, separated members, allowing participation in insurance plans and contracts:
HB 1668, SB 5650 |
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TRS, plan 3, defined benefit portion, vesting after five years of service:
HB 1666, SB 5652 |
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TRS, plans 1, 2, and 3, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1933 |
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TRS, plans 2 and 3, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1667, SB 5651 |
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TRS, plans 2 and 3, unreduced retirement benefits at earlier age, provisions:
HB 1665 |
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TRS, school administrators, calculating service credit for alternate early retirement eligibility:
HB 1610, SB 5512 |
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Volunteer firefighters' and reserve officers' retirement system, death benefits:
HB 1180,
*
SHB 1180, CH 100 (2013) |
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Volunteer firefighters' and reserve officers' retirement system, eligibility of support volunteers for:
HB 1905 |
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Volunteer firefighters' and reserve officers' retirement system, membership for chaplains:
HB 1120 |
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WSPRS, overtime compensation for state patrol services for highway demonstration projects, counting as salary for retirement purposes:
HB 1904, SB 5832 |
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RETIREMENT SYSTEMS, DEPARTMENT
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LEOFF plan 1, disability board order or determination granting or denying coverage under, right of appeal to director of department:
SB 5916, SSB 5916 |
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PSERS, changes in covered employers and members of, state actuary and department to study:
EHB 1923 |
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Rule making by department, specific grant of legislative authority, requirement:
HB 1163 |
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REVENUE, DEPARTMENT
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Business and occupation taxes, state and local, simplification of, department to establish work group:
E2SSB 5688 |
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Business license center, expanding required participation by certain cities or city-developed portal alternative, department role:
ESSB 5656 |
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Business license center, expanding required participation to additional agencies, department reporting requirements:
HB 1403,
*
ESHB 1403, CH 111 (2013), SB 5680, SSB 5680, E2SSB 5680 |
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Business license center, expanding required participation to certain cities, department role:
SB 5656 |
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Business licensing service program, administrative clean-up changes related to 2012 statutory changes:
HB 1568,
*
SHB 1568, CH 144 (2013) |
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Capital gains tax, implementation, department role:
SB 5738 |
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Determinations by department, written, publishing and making available for public inspection:
SB 5647 |
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Income tax on income above one million dollars, department rule-making role:
HB 1545 |
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Oil and gas severance and conservation taxes, department administrative role, including deposit of funds in certain accounts:
HB 1856, SHB 1856 |
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Petroleum businesses, imposing privilege tax on, department role:
SB 5756 |
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Privilege tax on petroleum businesses, imposing, department role:
SB 5756 |
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Property taxes, deferral program, expiring:
SB 5750 |
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Property taxes, deferred, collection of, department role:
*
EHB 1421, CH 221 (2013), SB 5442, SSB 5442 |
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Property taxes, deferred, collection of, requiring reimbursement of county foreclosure costs before paying department for deferred tax:
*
EHB 1421, CH 221 (2013) |
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Research and development business and occupation tax credit, expiration of, department to estimate revenue increases due to:
HB 1936 |
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Reseller permits, fee to be imposed for, department role:
HB 1502, SB 5284 |
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Spirits, sale and distribution, department recommendations for streamlining collection of taxes, fees, and reports:
*
HB 1124, CH 95 (2013), SB 5238 |
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Sports, competitive team sports, sales of or charge made for right to participate in, department to estimate collected sales and use tax revenue:
HB 1187, SHB 1187, SB 5103 |
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Tax evasion by electronic means, prohibitions, revocation of taxpayer registration, and penalties, department role:
HB 1427,
*
SB 5715, CH 309 (2013) |
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REVISED CODE OF WASHINGTON
(See also SUNSET REVIEW) |
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|
Election laws, nonsubstantive changes:
HB 1157, SB 5518,
*
SSB 5518, CH 11 (2013) PV |
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Expiration dates, requiring for legislative enactments with fiscal impacts unless funding is provided:
SB 5869 |
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Forms in RCW, year designation technical changes:
HB 1064 |
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Gender-based terms, technical corrections:
SB 5077,
*
SSB 5077, CH 23 (2013) PV |
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Higher education coordinating board, references to, replacing with student achievement council:
HB 1048, SHB 1048 |
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|
Technical changes, uniform commercial code, article 4A:
HB 1115,
*
SHB 1115, CH 118 (2013) |
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Technical changes, various statutes:
HB 1064 |
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RISK MANAGEMENT, OFFICE
(See ENTERPRISE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT) |
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RIVERS
(See also SALMON; STEELHEAD) |
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Columbia river basin taxable bond water supply development account, transferring certain bond proceeds to:
HB 1088, SHB 1088, SB 5036, SSB 5036 |
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Columbia river, I-5 bridge, authorizing bonds to finance Columbia river crossing project:
HB 1975, SHB 1975, SB 5864, SB 5923 |
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Columbia river, I-5 bridge, rejecting replacement design alternatives that include light rail:
HB 2025, SB 5090 |
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Columbia river, I-5 bridge, requiring new replacement design alternative:
HB 2025 |
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Columbia river, I-5 bridge, tolling agreement provisions for Columbia river crossing project:
SB 5502 |
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Floatation devices used in state waters, requiring that polystyrene foam be encapsulated:
SB 5546 |
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Hydraulic permits and projects, environmental review when involving transportation, prohibiting adoption or maintaining of requirements when more stringent:
HB 1996 |
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Hydraulic permits and projects, removal of sediment from freshwater by volunteers, exemption from permit requirement under certain conditions:
HB 2021 |
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Invasive species, aquatic, infractions to include transporting watercraft into state without valid documentation:
SB 5702,
*
SSB 5702, CH 307 (2013) |
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Sediment, removal from freshwater by volunteers, exemption from hydraulic project permit requirement under certain conditions:
HB 2021 |
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Skagit Valley tulip festival, recognizing:
*
SR 8654 (2013) |
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Spawning beds, salmon and steelhead, prohibiting activities that harm or disturb:
SB 5254 |
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Yakima river basin, integrated water resource management plan, implementing plan and creating accounts:
HB 1196, HB 1414, SHB 1414, SB 5367, SSB 5367 |
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ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
(See also TRAFFIC; TRANSPORTATION) |
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Alaskan Way viaduct replacement project, convening expert review panel for:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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Autonomous vehicles, encouraging safe testing on public roads, requirements:
HB 1649 |
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Autonomous vehicles, state patrol to establish safety standards and performance requirements for operation on public roads:
HB 1439 |
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Bridges, actual measured clearance minimums, prohibiting special permit issuance for overheight or overwidth loads exceeding:
SB 5944 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Columbia river, authorizing bonds to finance Columbia river crossing project:
HB 1975, SHB 1975, SB 5864, SB 5923 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Columbia river, department to convene expert review panel for Columbia river crossing project:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Columbia river, rejecting replacement design alternatives that include light rail:
HB 2025, SB 5090 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Columbia river, requiring new replacement design alternative:
HB 2025 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Columbia river, tolling agreement provisions for Columbia river crossing project:
SB 5502 |
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Bridges, I-5 over Skagit river, requesting renaming as the Trooper No. 1076, Sean M. O'Connell Memorial Bridge:
HJM 4003 |
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Bridges, less than sixteen feet of clearance, requiring low clearance sign on public highways:
SB 5944 |
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Bridges, SR 520 replacement and HOV project, convening expert review panel for:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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Bridges, state boundary bridge, assigning steel fabrication inspector travel costs to contractor:
HB 1288, SHB 1288 |
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Bridges, structurally deficient, expedited permitting and contracting when identified as:
HB 2071 |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows bridge, use of toll revenue:
SB 5592, SSB 5592 |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge account, transfers from account to pay debt service limitations on:
HB 1965, SB 5854 |
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Bridges, toll bridges, use of revenue:
SB 5592, SSB 5592 |
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Chinook scenic byway, extending:
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SB 5030, CH 154 (2013) |
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Clearance, vehicle load height and width, requirements for special permits and structures over public highways:
SB 5944 |
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Construction, state highways, disclosure of conflicts of interest when bidding for contract with department of transportation:
HB 1801 |
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Demonstration highway projects, overtime compensation paid for state patrol services on, counting as salary for retirement purposes:
HB 1904, SB 5832 |
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Electric vehicles, charging stations for, signage and pavement marking requirements and infraction and penalty provisions:
SB 5849,
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ESSB 5849, CH 60 (2013) |
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Farm vehicles, allowing farm vehicles on public highways in certain cases:
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ESB 5616, CH 299 (2013) |
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Fish passage barriers, removal of, use of original issue license plate fees for:
SHB 1954, SB 5920 |
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Heavy haul corridors, modifying boundary on state route number 509:
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HB 1447, CH 115 (2013), SB 5335 |
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High occupancy toll lane pilot project, state route number 167, extending lanes to Pierce county and removing certain provisions:
HB 1745, SHB 1745 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, convening expert review panel for SR 520 bridge replacement and HOV project:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, including motorcycles:
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SB 5142, CH 26 (2013) |
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Highway construction, engineering errors on projects, department of transportation to report concerning:
HB 1986, SHB 1986, HB 2070 |
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Highway construction, use of design-build procedure for construction, allocation of all risk to contractor:
HB 1987 |
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Highway preservation, payment of studded tire annual permit fee to be used for:
SB 5583 |
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Interstate 5 over Columbia river, authorizing bonds to finance Columbia river crossing project:
HB 1975, SHB 1975, SB 5864, SB 5923 |
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Interstate 5 over Columbia river, convening expert review panel for Columbia river crossing project:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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Interstate 5 over Columbia river, rejecting bridge replacement design alternatives that include light rail:
HB 2025, SB 5090 |
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Interstate 5 over Columbia river, requiring new replacement design alternative:
HB 2025 |
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Interstate 5 over Columbia river, tolling agreement provisions for Columbia river crossing project:
SB 5502 |
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Interstate 5 over Skagit river, requesting renaming as the Trooper No. 1076, Sean M. O'Connell Memorial Bridge:
HJM 4003 |
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Interstate 5, requesting naming as "purple heart trail":
HJM 4000, SHJM 4000,
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SJM 8001 (2013) |
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Interstate 90, west of I-405, mitigating impact of tolling facility on local residents:
HB 1945, SB 5846 |
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Limited access facilities, including motorcycles:
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SB 5142, CH 26 (2013) |
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Loads, covering various vehicle loads on public highways:
HB 1007, ESHB 1007 |
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Loads, overheight or overwidth, prohibiting special permit issuance when exceeding actual measured bridge clearance minimums:
SB 5944 |
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Motorcycles, including in various commute trip reduction, high occupancy vehicle lane, and limited access facility arrangements:
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SB 5142, CH 26 (2013) |
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Nontoll transportation projects, implementing public-private partnership best practices:
HB 1979, SHB 1979 |
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Private roads involving easements, maintenance agreements and civil actions:
HB 1029, SHB 1029 |
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Private roads, in apartment owners' association communities, speed limit enforcement by law enforcement personnel:
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SB 5113, CH 269 (2013) |
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Private roads, in condominium and apartment owners association communities, speed limit enforcement by law enforcement personnel:
HB 1592 |
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Private roads, in condominium association communities, speed limit enforcement by law enforcement personnel:
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SB 5113, CH 269 (2013) |
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Rest areas, joint safety rest area demonstration project, department of transportation to pursue:
SB 5086 |
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Scenic and recreational highway system, additions and modifications:
HB 1028 |
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Signs, outdoor advertising, adding permit fee, modifying label requirement, and repealing certain prohibitions:
HB 1767, SHB 1767, SB 5761,
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SSB 5761, CH 312 (2013) |
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Signs, outdoor advertising, operating certain signs without permit or without paying permit fee, penalty:
SHB 1767 |
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Signs, static digital outdoor advertising signs, allowing cities and towns to place along state highways:
HB 1408, SB 5304 |
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Speed limits, nonarterial highways, city or town establishment of maximum limit:
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HB 1045, CH 264 (2013), SB 5066 |
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Speed zone near schools, installation and maintenance of sign indicating end of:
HB 1698, SHB 1698 |
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State route number 117, designating as POW/MIA memorial highway:
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SJM 8005 (2013) |
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State route number 167, extending high occupancy toll lanes to Pierce county and removing certain pilot project provisions :
HB 1745, SHB 1745 |
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State route number 410, scenic and recreational highway system modification:
HB 1028 |
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State route number 509, heavy haul corridor boundary on, modifying:
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HB 1447, CH 115 (2013), SB 5335 |
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State route number 520 corridor, projects and improvements, financing with general obligation bonds:
SHB 1956 |
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State route number 520, bridge replacement and HOV project, convening expert review panel for:
SHB 1957, HB 2070 |
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Structures over roadway, less than sixteen feet of clearance, requiring low clearance sign on public highways:
SB 5944 |
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Studded tires, use of, issuance of permit and payment of annual permit fee to be used for highway preservation:
SB 5583 |
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Tacoma Narrows toll bridge account, transfers from account to pay debt service, limitations on:
HB 1965, SB 5854 |
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Toll facilities, photo toll systems, adjudication and civil penalties for violations, failure to receive bill or notice:
HB 1941,
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SHB 1941, CH 226 (2013) |
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Toll facilities, photo toll systems, availability of records, photographs, and electronic images:
HB 1047, SHB 1047, SB 5374 |
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Tolling facilities, I-90 west of I-405, mitigating impact on local residents:
HB 1945, SB 5846 |
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Trucks, overheight or overwidth loads, requirements for special permits and structures over public highways:
SB 5944 |
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US 395/North Spokane corridor projects, amending budget to provide funds for:
SB 5947 |
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Washington state strategic highway safety plan, target zero, funding grants to eliminate impaired driving:
SB 5915, SB 5917 |
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Washington state strategic highway safety plan, target zero, funding strategies and programs consistent with:
SB 5534 |
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Workforce development for transportation, coordinating with apprenticeship and training council, including recruitment of women and persons of color:
HB 1922 |
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Workforce development for transportation, coordinating with apprenticeship and training council, including recruitment of women, veterans, and persons of color:
ESHB 1922 |