RADIO
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Amateur radio antennas, height restrictions:
SB 5655, SSB 5655 |
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Amateur radio operator license plates:
HB 2317 |
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Emergency communications systems, television reception improvement districts to provide:
HB 1028 |
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Forest fire responses, requirements for communications during:
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EHB 2667, CH 38 (2010) |
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Tax deductions and exemptions, recommendations of citizen commission for performance measurement of tax preferences adopted:
SB 5557, ESSB 5557 |
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RAILROADS
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Crossing protection devices, local improvement district financing:
HB 1081, SHB 1081,
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2SHB 1081, CH 435 (2009) |
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Fire risk, utilities and transportation commission to adopt rules for minimization of:
SB 6652, SSB 6652 |
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Fire suppression regulations, risk of fire from operations or maintenance:
SB 5023, SSB 5023 |
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Grade crossings, rules of the road for vehicles at:
HB 2441, SHB 2441, SB 6213,
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SSB 6213, CH 15 (2010) |
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Heavy rail short lines, expending existing city and county real estate excise taxes on municipally owned rail lines:
HB 1910,
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SB 5587, CH 211 (2009) |
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High-speed rail, establishment of joint select committee on:
HB 1873 |
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Light rail or other rail system, prohibition of construction or operation on interstate 90 floating bridge:
SB 6302 |
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Light rail station at University of Washington, work group to recommend alternative transit connections to:
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ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
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Milwaukee Road corridor, extending the time period for the department of transportation to enter into a franchise agreement for a rail line:
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HB 1717, CH 338 (2009), SB 5496 |
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Rail fixed guideway system, adding personal rapid transit and magnetic levitation transit systems to definition of:
SB 6079 |
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Rail freight service, funding through grants from essential rail assistance account:
HB 1512,
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ESHB 1512, CH 160 (2009) |
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Railroad crossing closures, petitions for administrative review of:
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SSB 6558, CH 82 (2010) |
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Railroad crossing petitions, entry of final orders applicable to:
SB 6558 |
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REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY
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Affordable housing development, use of surplus property owned by governmental entities for:
EHB 2138, SHB 2138 |
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Agriculture impact statements, all state agencies to complete before acquisition of certain real property:
SB 6521, SSB 6521 |
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Appraisal management companies, comprehensive provisions to cover licensing and operations of:
HB 3040,
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ESHB 3040, CH 179 (2010) |
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Artistic, scientific or historical purposes or activities, property tax exemption for organizations using property for:
HB 1304, SHB 1304,
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SB 5680, CH 58 (2009) |
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Assessed valuation appeals, extension of deadline for filing petition:
HB 1480 |
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Assessed value, limits:
HJR 4200 |
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Assessors to give notice of true and fair real property value even if value has not changed:
HB 1950, SHB 1950, 2SHB 1950 |
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Boundaries, procedures for resolving disputes:
HB 1122 |
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Burglar alarm ordinances or programs, public inspection and copying exemption for law enforcement information collected pursuant to:
HB 2896 |
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Carbon monoxide alarms, building code council to require installation in certain residential occupancies:
HB 2886, ESHB 2886,
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SSB 5561, CH 313 (2009) |
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Carbon monoxide alarms, installation in dwelling units:
HB 1333 |
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Carbon monoxide alarms, mandatory installation in all dwelling units:
SB 5561 |
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Carbon monoxide alarms, requirements for installation in certain residential occupancies:
HB 2995 |
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Certificates of delinquency, payment of moneys due prior to change of ownership:
HB 2410, SB 6190 |
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Clustered residential developments in Clallam county, pilot program for withdrawal of water in:
HB 2532 |
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Columbia river basin water supply development program, using state moneys for potential water storage sites under the program prohibited:
HB 1627 |
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Commercial real estate, disclosure statement for transfer of:
SB 6749,
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SSB 6749, CH 64 (2010) |
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Community health centers, purchase of department of transportation surplus real property by federally qualified nonprofit community health organizations for use as:
SB 6825 |
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Condemnation, state trust lands not subject to:
SB 6838 |
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Condominium associations, exemption from reserve account and study requirements for smaller associations:
SB 5461,
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SSB 5461, CH 307 (2009) |
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Condominium associations, priority of association liens against units for unpaid assessments:
SB 6735 |
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Condominium associations, reserve accounts for associations with twenty-five or more unit owners:
HB 2820 |
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Condominiums, charge limit for preparation of resale certificates for:
SB 6460 |
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Confiscation of funds from convicted offenders, procedures:
HB 2847 |
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Construction contractor notification of potential property contamination or use as illegal drug manufacturing site:
HB 2529 |
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Construction defects, warranty of habitability for homes:
HB 1045 |
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Construction trade worker licenses, certificates, or permits to be in possession while working:
HB 1055,
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SHB 1055, CH 36 (2009) |
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Construction trades, department of labor and industries regulation:
SB 5091 |
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Consumer loan companies, compliance with the secure and fair enforcement for mortgage licensing act of 2008:
HB 1621,
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SHB 1621, CH 120 (2009), SB 5759, SSB 5759 |
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Contamination of property, construction contractor notification of potential contamination or use as illegal drug manufacturing site:
HB 2529 |
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Crimes against property, threshold values:
HB 1144, SB 5225, ESSB 5225,
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SB 6167, CH 431 (2009) |
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Criminal street gang activity, abatement of nuisances involving:
HB 2414, ESHB 2414, HB 2550, SHB 2550, SB 6782, SB 6785 |
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Criminal street gang-related offenses, seizure and forfeiture of real and personal property used to facilitate:
HB 2413, SB 6784 |
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Current property valuation system, department of revenue to study level of uniformity and recommend improvements:
SB 6080 |
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Current use valuation for property taxes for land with mobile homes or similar structures:
HJR 4201 |
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Deeds of trust, foreclosure:
HB 1942,
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ESB 5810, CH 292 (2009), SSB 5810 |
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Deeds of trust, reconveyances:
HB 1644, SHB 1644 |
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Distressed property conveyances, equity skimming:
HB 1132,
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SB 5221, CH 15 (2009) |
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Electric vehicles, building code council to adopt rules for vehicle charging outlets in new residential structures:
SB 6435 |
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Emergency responses to properties, notification required to owners:
HB 1537 |
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Eminent domain, prohibiting use for economic development:
HB 2425, SB 6200 |
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Eminent domain, restrictions on exercise of:
HB 1392 |
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Energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements for property owners, financing through sustainable energy trust program:
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E2SHB 1007, CH 65 (2009) |
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Energy efficiency improvement and sustainable energy improvements for property owners, financing through sustainable energy trust bonds:
SHB 1007 |
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Energy efficiency of existing homes, developing strategies to improve:
HB 2765 |
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Energy efficiency requirements for residential structures, nullifying recently adopted energy code provisions:
HB 3019, SB 6822 |
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Energy efficient home, definition:
SB 6244, ESSB 6244 |
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Escrow agents, licensing provisions for:
HB 2564,
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ESHB 2564, CH 34 (2010), SB 6405, SSB 6405 |
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Family-owned businesses, estate tax deduction for certain property held by qualified businesses:
HB 2445, SB 6819 |
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Farmers market, property tax exemption for church property used by nonprofit organization to conduct activities related to:
HB 2439, SHB 2439, SB 6335 |
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Farmers market, property tax exemption for property owned by nonprofit organization and used for:
HB 2402,
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SHB 2402, CH 186 (2010), SB 6653 |
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Fire sprinkler systems, voluntary installation in residences:
HB 2224, SHB 2224, SB 6451, SSB 6451 |
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First-time home buyers, property tax exemption:
HB 2090 |
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Fish and wildlife commission and department, prohibiting payment of more than appraised value for purchase of real estate:
HB 2934 |
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Flooding, forming joint underwriting associations to sell excess flood insurance:
HB 2560,
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ESHB 2560, CH 230 (2010) |
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Flooding, forming joint underwriting associations to sell excess flood insurance for property and businesses at risk from Green River flooding:
ESB 6240, SSB 6240 |
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Flooding, insurer disclosure that policy does not cover flood damage:
HB 1564, SHB 1564, SB 5417,
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SSB 5417, CH 14 (2009) |
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Foreclosure of residential real property, alternative to foreclosure based on shared appreciation loan modification:
HB 3214 |
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Foreclosure of residential real property, department of financial institutions to study:
SHB 2623 |
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Foreclosure of residential real property, housing finance commission to review effectiveness of RCW 61.24.031:
2SHB 2623 |
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Foreclosure of residential real property, provisions:
HB 2623, SB 6694 |
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Foreclosure sales, applications for excess tax lien foreclosure proceeds distributions to record owner:
SB 6195 |
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Foreclosure sales, applying surplus proceeds to all interests or liens:
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HB 1826, CH 122 (2009) |
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Foreclosure sales, real estate excise tax exemption for certain sales:
SB 6062 |
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Foreclosure, eliminating the prevent or reduce owner-occupied foreclosure program account:
SB 6442 |
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Foreclosures, homeowner protection and assistance during:
HB 3215, SB 6648, SSB 6648 |
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Forest fires, property owner and resident right of access during:
SB 6463 |
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Forested land, act of owning defined as forest practice:
HB 1483,
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SB 5562, CH 200 (2009) |
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Fully contained communities, infrastructure impact requirements for counties:
SB 6030 |
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Green buildings, appraisal of:
SB 6635 |
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Green home, definition:
SB 6244, ESSB 6244 |
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Habitat of threatened or endangered species, process for transfer or sale of conservation easement of private forest land containing:
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2SHB 1484, CH 354 (2009) PV |
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Hearing examiner fees, plat approval:
SB 5059, SB 5621 |
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High technology sales and use tax deferral, clarifying eligibility of multiple qualified buildings:
HB 1818,
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SB 5909, CH 268 (2009) |
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Home inspectors, classroom instruction in both eastern and western Washington to be approved by home inspector advisory licensing board:
SSB 6433 |
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Home inspectors, classroom instruction in both eastern and western Washington to be provided by home inspector advisory licensing board:
SB 6434 |
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Home inspectors, deadline for certain experienced inspectors to apply for licensure without meeting certain requirements:
SB 6433, SSB 6433 |
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Home inspectors, rental property inspection requirements:
SB 6459,
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SSB 6459, CH 148 (2010) |
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Home inspectors, responsibilities and instructional courses:
SB 5644 |
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Homeowner's bill of rights:
HB 1045 |
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Homeowners' associations, policies and procedures:
SB 6054 |
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Homeowners' associations, real estate disclosure requirements regarding:
SB 6000,
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SSB 6000, CH 130 (2009) |
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Housing development for low-income persons, affordable housing incentive programs:
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EHB 1464, CH 80 (2009), SB 5544, SSB 5544 |
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Inspection of rental properties, requirements for landlords and inspectors:
SB 6459,
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SSB 6459, CH 148 (2010) |
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Inspections of rental housing, limitations:
HB 1296, SHB 1296, SB 5495, SSB 5495 |
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Insurance on residential property, underwriting actions:
HB 1670 |
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Leased to a public hospital, property tax exemption:
HB 1882, SHB 1882, SB 5570 |
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Lien foreclosure, applications for excess tax lien foreclosure proceeds distributions to record owner:
SB 6195 |
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Lien foreclosure, payment of moneys due under certificate of delinquency prior to change of ownership:
HB 2410, SB 6190 |
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Liens against condominiums by condominium associations, priority of association liens against units for unpaid assessments:
SB 6735 |
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Liens against rental premises for utility charges when tenant is delinquent:
SB 5281 |
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Liens against rental premises for utility charges when tenant vacates or is delinquent:
HB 1298, SB 5667 |
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Manufactured home communities, compliance with notification requirements when community offered for sale:
HB 1907, SB 5823 |
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Manufactured home communities, minimum terms for closure or conversion notices:
HB 1581, SHB 1581, SB 5550, SSB 5550 |
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Manufactured home communities, property tax exemption:
HB 1582, SB 5821 |
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Mobile home parks, compliance with notification requirements when park offered for sale:
HB 1907, SB 5823 |
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Mobile home parks, minimum terms for closure or conversion notices:
HB 1581, SHB 1581, SB 5550, SSB 5550 |
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Mobile home parks, property tax exemption:
HB 1582, SB 5821 |
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New home construction sales tax, reduction to increase economic activity:
HB 2057 |
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New subdivisions, verifying water supply:
SB 5867 |
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Nonprofit organizations, exemption for property held under lease, sublease, or lease-purchase by an organization providing job training and placement services:
SB 6388 |
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Nuisances involving criminal street gang activity, abatement of:
HB 2414, ESHB 2414, HB 2550, SHB 2550, SB 6782, SB 6785 |
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Off-road vehicles on public or private lands, property owner liability:
SB 5128 |
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Office of consumer education for home construction, created in office of attorney general:
SB 5895, SSB 5895 |
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Office of consumer education for home construction, created in office of attorney general and duties:
E2SSB 5895 |
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Office of the state homeowners' association ombudsman, creation in office of attorney general:
SB 6055 |
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Outdoor burning provisions of Washington clean air act, clarifications:
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SB 5767, CH 118 (2009) |
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Plat approval, hearing examiner fees:
SB 5059, SB 5621 |
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Plat approval, time limit extension:
HB 2220, SHB 2220, SB 6544,
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SSB 6544, CH 79 (2010) |
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Prevent or reduce owner-occupied foreclosure program:
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ESB 6033, CH 386 (2009) PV |
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Property owned by organizations eligible for property tax exemption, eligibility maintained in certain cases when used by a noneligible entity:
HB 1477 |
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Property owners, contractor registration provisions when working on, or contracting for work on, own property:
HB 2017 |
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Property tax current use valuation programs, including public utility easements and rights-of-way toward acreage requirements for:
HB 3169 |
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Property tax exemption, property held under lease, sublease, or lease-purchase by a nonprofit organization providing job training and placement services:
SB 6388 |
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Property tax valuation, fair market value of property to reflect impact of government restrictions on exercise of a groundwater right:
HB 2668 |
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Property tax, administration of:
HB 1208, SHB 1208,
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E2SHB 1208, CH 350 (2009) |
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Property tax, constitutional amendment limiting growth of assessed valuation of real property:
SJR 8211 |
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Property taxes and other funds held by a county, fees for locating surplus funds from:
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HB 2428, CH 29 (2010) |
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Public assembly halls owned by nonprofit corporations or nonprofit organizations, property tax exemptions:
SB 5634 |
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Public lands, provisions governing sale to current or former public employees:
HB 3004 |
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Public parking facilities, sale, lease, or conveyance of municipal property in commercial areas:
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HB 1048, CH 265 (2009), SB 5047 |
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Quieting title, prohibition of adverse possession claims:
HB 1479 |
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Real estate and property tax administration assistance account, creation:
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SSB 5368, CH 308 (2009) |
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Real estate brokers, clarification of broker and licensee terminology:
HB 2689, SHB 2689 |
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Real estate brokers, eliminating business and occupation tax surcharge:
HB 3221 |
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Real estate brokers, licensure fees:
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HB 2697, CH 156 (2010) |
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Real estate excise tax expenditures for parks and capital projects:
HB 1744, SHB 1744, 2SHB 1744, SB 5630, SSB 5630 |
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Real property sales, certain city and county tax revenues to be available for maintenance of capital facilities:
HB 2650, SB 6164 |
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Real property sales, tax revenues to be deposited in accounts for residential infrastructure:
HB 1360, SHB 1360 |
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Real property warranties, provisions:
SB 6701, SSB 6701 |
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Real property, true and fair value determination for property tax purposes:
SB 5472 |
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Receivership, technical changes concerning statutes:
SB 6353 |
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Reclassification of property enrolled in current use property tax programs:
HB 1508 |
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Recourse loans, requesting that all residential mortgages and deeds of trust become:
SJM 8024 |
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Rental housing, inspection requirements for landlords and inspectors:
SB 6459,
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SSB 6459, CH 148 (2010) |
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Rental housing, limitations on inspections:
HB 1296, SHB 1296, SB 5495, SSB 5495 |
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Rental property, prohibiting from making utility services collections from owner of residential rental property or designee under certain circumstances:
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ESB 6261, CH 135 (2010) |
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Rental property, prohibiting from making utility services collections from owner or designee under certain circumstances:
SSB 6261 |
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Resale certificates, improper use of and replacement with seller's permits issued by department of revenue:
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SB 6173, CH 563 (2009) |
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Residential development, pilot program for withdrawal of water in clustered developments in Clallam county:
HB 2532 |
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Residential housing, improving home construction through consumer education, warranties, and contractor and worker requirements:
HB 1393, SHB 1393 |
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Residential housing, improving home construction through consumer education, warranties, and contractor registration:
E2SHB 1393 |
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Residential housing, weatherization and structural rehabilitation of residential structures of low-income persons to achieve energy conservation:
SB 6468,
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ESSB 6468, CH 287 (2010) |
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Residential mortgage loan fees, financial institution authority to charge:
HB 1588 |
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Residential mortgage loan modification disclosure, department to adopt by rule a form for:
SB 6767 |
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Residential real property construction, improving through multiple strategies:
SB 5895, SSB 5895, E2SSB 5895 |
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Residential real property homeowner and construction professional early resolution mediation program:
E2SSB 5895 |
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Residential real property transfers, wood burning appliance questions added to seller's disclosure statement:
HB 1577, SB 5375, SSB 5375 |
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Residential real property, alternative to foreclosure based on shared appreciation loan modification:
HB 3214 |
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Residential real property, foreclosure of:
HB 2623, SHB 2623, 2SHB 2623, SB 6694 |
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Residential real property, standards of valuation for:
SB 6753 |
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Retail crime task force:
SB 5225, ESSB 5225,
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SB 6167, CH 431 (2009) |
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Revaluation of property by counties for property tax purposes, annual:
SB 5368,
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SSB 5368, CH 308 (2009) |
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Revaluation of property impacted by government restrictions, procedures:
SB 5179, SSB 5179 |
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Revaluation of property when values have declined:
SB 5425 |
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Revaluations of real property, requirement that county assessors conduct revaluations after a certain percentage reduction in county median home prices:
SB 6075 |
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Revaluations of taxable property, annual:
HB 1056, SB 5099 |
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Sales tax compliance, improving:
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SB 6173, CH 563 (2009) |
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Seizure and forfeiture of real and personal property used to facilitate criminal street gang-related offenses:
HB 2413, SB 6784 |
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Seller's disclosure, adding fire protection services to form:
SB 6440 |
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Seller's disclosure, various requirements:
HB 1420,
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SHB 1420, CH 505 (2009) |
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Senior citizen property tax provisions, modifications:
HB 2050 |
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Senior citizens, property tax exemptions for residences:
SB 5663 |
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Service animals, prohibiting discrimination in certain real estate and dwelling transactions against persons using:
HB 2438 |
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Service-connected disabled veterans, property tax exemptions for residences:
SB 5663 |
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Shoreline location shifts, regulatory relief for property owners when shift is due to habitat restoration projects:
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HB 2199, CH 405 (2009) |
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Solar energy panels, regulating use by homeowners' association members:
SB 5136,
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SSB 5136, CH 51 (2009) |
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Solar energy systems, unnecessary installation constraints on home or condominium owners removed:
HB 1112 |
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Strategic plan for enhancing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment:
HB 1747, SHB 1747, E2SHB 1747, SB 5854, SSB 5854,
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E2SSB 5854, CH 423 (2009) |
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Surplus department of transportation property, federally qualified community health centers to be allowed to purchase:
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HB 2734, CH 157 (2010) |
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Surplus department of transportation property, right of repurchase for:
HB 2716, ESHB 2716 |
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Unfair lending practices, consumer and homeowner protection from:
HB 3215, SB 6648, SSB 6648 |
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Vacant homes, real estate excise tax exemptions to encourage sales to low-income buyers:
HB 1495, SHB 1495, SB 5753, SSB 5753 |
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Valuation change notices:
HB 1092 |
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Valuation, assessors to give notice of true and fair real property value even if value has not changed:
HB 1950, SHB 1950, 2SHB 1950 |
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Valuation, constitutional amendment limiting increases:
SJR 8201 |
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Valuation, constitutional amendment to set base years:
SJR 8200 |
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Valuation, mid-year valuation required when home price index shows significant annual decline:
HB 1372 |
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Valuation, procedures for ensuring accuracy and fairness:
HB 2067 |
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Valuation, rate increase limits:
SB 5057 |
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Valuation, setting base years:
SB 5000 |
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Valuation, standards for residential real property:
SB 6753 |
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Water conservation appliances, requirements for high efficiency toilets and urinals:
SB 5948, SSB 5948 |
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Water or sewer facility construction, municipal participation in funding and reimbursement amounts:
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EHB 1513, CH 230 (2009) |
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Weatherization and structural rehabilitation of residential structures of low-income persons to achieve energy conservation:
SB 6468,
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ESSB 6468, CH 287 (2010) |
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Weatherization programs for low-income persons, expansion:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
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E2SSB 5649, CH 379 (2009) PV |
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Wood framing used in residential construction, testing for moisture content before enclosing:
SB 6043 |
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Yield spread premiums, payment to mortgage broker prohibited:
SB 5858 |
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Zoning requirements, property owner notification of initial proposal to rezone private property:
SHB 2408 |
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Zoning requirements, property owner notification of proposed modifications to:
HB 2408 |
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RECORDS
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Archaeological investigations on private land, department of archaeology and historic preservation intention that professional archaeologists conduct:
HB 3096, SB 6743, SSB 6743 |
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Archives and records management services, exemption from payment for services for higher education institutions not using them:
SB 6034 |
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Biodiesel production information, exemption from disclosure when a particular business is identified:
ESHB 2504 |
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Birth and death certificates, surcharge for certified copies:
HB 2348, SHB 2348 |
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Birth certificates, access to original birth certificate information for adult adoptees:
HB 3028, SB 6320 |
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Birth certificates, disclosure of confidential information:
HB 1510,
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SHB 1510, CH 44 (2009) |
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Birth certificates, limiting access to:
SB 5845 |
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Board for public records and open public meetings, committee to study feasibility of creating:
HB 1017, SB 5339 |
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Burglar alarm ordinances or programs, public inspection and copying exemption for law enforcement information collected pursuant to:
HB 2896 |
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Complaints filed with a state agency, public inspection and copying exemption for personal information of person filing complaint:
HB 2610, SB 6428, SSB 6428 |
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Correctional facility inmates prohibited from inspecting or copying nonexempt public records:
HB 2259 |
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Criminal justice agencies, disclosure exemption for personal information that can be used to locate employees:
HB 1317 |
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Criminal justice agencies, disclosure exemption for photographs and month and year of birth of criminal justice agency employees:
SHB 1317,
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E2SHB 1317, CH 257 (2010) |
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Criminal justice facility and agency employee personal information, release prohibited in various cases:
HB 2259 |
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Death and birth certificates, surcharge for certified copies:
HB 2348, SHB 2348 |
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Denials of public records requests, right to request an in camera review of any records withheld by public agency:
SB 5293 |
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Disclosure of public agency records, process for enjoining if records request was for purpose of agency harassment:
HB 1316 |
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Document recording surcharges, additional county surcharge to fund certain affordable housing and homeless purposes:
HB 2166, SHB 2166 |
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Education ombudsman's office, exemption from disclosure of certain conflict resolution process records:
HB 2207 |
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Electronic statewide unified sex offender notification and registration program, exempting personal information of persons receiving notification from inspection and copying:
HB 2817, SB 6361,
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SSB 6361, CH 266 (2010) |
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Enhanced intelligence act, protection of certain information from collection or dissemination by intelligence data entities:
HB 2798, SB 6432 |
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Executions, records of persons involved in:
SB 6174 |
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Foster parent information, department of social and health services to maintain for public review:
SB 5653 |
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Health professional licensing information, office of financial management access to:
HB 2079,
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SHB 2079, CH 343 (2009) |
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Hours of availability of state agency records for inspection and copying, mandatory minimum:
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SB 6104, CH 428 (2009) |
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Initiative and referendum petitions, exempting from release names, signatures, and/or addresses of any individual who signs a petition:
HB 2714 |
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Initiative and referendum petitions, names and addresses of persons signing petitions to become public records:
HB 2418, ESB 6754 |
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Innovation discovery fund authority, disclosure exemption for various information and data submitted to:
SB 5919 |
|
|
Investigative agency, definition for purposes of disclosure exemption for personal information of person filing complaint with:
SSB 6428 |
|
|
Investment board, financial information disclosure exemption to be limited to three years:
HB 3011 |
|
|
Juvenile case records, center for court research and office of public defense access:
*
HB 1238, CH 440 (2009), SB 5133 |
|
|
Juvenile case records, office of public defense access and maintaining of an electronic research copy by the administrative office of the courts:
SSB 5133 |
|
|
Juvenile offenders, restriction of access to records of:
SB 6561, SSB 6561,
*
E2SSB 6561, CH 150 (2010) |
|
|
Local archive document preservation, county auditor document recording surcharge to be used for:
SB 6881, SSB 6881 |
|
|
Local government archives account, use of excess fund balance:
HB 1374 |
|
|
Local records committee created:
SB 6101 |
|
|
Motor vehicle owner information, access to name and address of vehicle owner by homeowners' associations:
HB 2440 |
|
|
Nonconviction data, deletion from criminal justice agency files:
SB 6223 |
|
|
Nonconviction data, exemption from public inspection and copying:
SB 6222 |
|
|
Office of open records, establishment and duties of:
HB 2736, SB 6383 |
|
|
Personal information, disclosure exemption for photographs and month and year of birth of criminal justice agency employees:
SHB 1317,
*
E2SHB 1317, CH 257 (2010) |
|
|
Personal information, disclosure exemption when it can be used to locate employees of criminal justice agencies:
HB 1317 |
|
|
Photographs of public employees, prohibiting public disclosure of:
HB 2447, SHB 2447 |
|
|
Private nonprofit membership organizations, clarifying definition of "agency" to exclude for public meeting and public records purposes:
SB 6835 |
|
|
Public agency collective bargaining records, exceptions to exemption from disclosure:
HB 1471 |
|
|
Public disclosure commission authority to include open public records act:
HB 1784 |
|
|
Public employees, prohibiting public disclosure of photographs of:
HB 2447, SHB 2447 |
|
|
Public records and open public meetings board, committee to study feasibility of creating:
HB 1017, SB 5339 |
|
|
Public records exemptions accountability committee, eliminating:
SB 5119 |
|
|
Public records exemptions accountability committee, nonunanimous recommendations:
SB 5294 |
|
|
Public records exemptions accountability committee, unanimous recommendations:
SB 5295,
*
SSB 5295, CH 128 (2010) |
|
|
Public records, access to by correctional facility inmates:
HB 1181, SB 5130,
*
SSB 5130, CH 10 (2009) |
|
|
Public records, agencies to make all public records available via computer terminals located at the agency:
SB 6529 |
|
|
Public records, agencies to make all records available with any exempt information redacted:
SB 6530 |
|
|
Public records, agency's ability to enjoin the examination of a specific record:
HB 1106 |
|
|
Public records, attorney general review of records request denials and court awards when requester prevails in court:
SB 6529, SB 6530 |
|
|
Public records, claims liability and defense costs for local government self-insurance programs:
HB 1107 |
|
|
Public records, conferences prior to filing actions alleging a public records request violation:
HB 2583, SHB 2583, 2SHB 2583, SB 6368 |
|
|
Public records, definition of per page cost:
SB 5251 |
|
|
Public records, denial of request if requestor has outstanding balance with agency:
SB 5249 |
|
|
Public records, division of archives and records management established:
SB 6101 |
|
|
Public records, establishment and duties of an independent office of open records:
HB 2736, SB 6383 |
|
|
Public records, limiting person-hours spent on one person's requests before charging for personnel costs:
HB 3031 |
|
|
Public records, maximum per page copying charge:
SB 5250 |
|
|
Public records, names and addresses of persons signing initiative or referendum petitions to become:
HB 2418, ESB 6754 |
|
|
Public records, remedies for actions under the public records act:
HB 2910, SB 6408, SSB 6408 |
|
|
Public records, requirements for disclosure when controversy:
HB 1105 |
|
|
Public records, special commitment center and private detention facility security information disclosure exemption:
ESB 5014 |
|
|
Public records, special commitment center security information disclosure exemption:
*
HB 1030, CH 67 (2009) |
|
|
Public records, state agency authority to direct records requesters to agency web site:
HB 2582, SHB 2582, SB 6367,
*
SSB 6367, CH 69 (2010) |
|
|
Public records, updating management and retention provisions:
SB 6101 |
|
|
Receivership, confidentiality in the case of insurer receiverships:
HB 2842,
*
ESHB 2842, CH 97 (2010) |
|
|
Recording of closed executive session meetings, requirements and violations:
HB 1676 |
|
|
Records officer, each agency to designate to supervise its records management and retention program:
SB 6101 |
|
|
Right to anonymous political speech act:
HB 2714 |
|
|
Signature petitions, exemption from public disclosure:
HB 2612 |
|
|
State records committee created:
SB 6101 |
|
|
Tax exemption information, public disclosure exemption removed:
SB 5885 |
|
|
Technology discovery fund authority, disclosure exemption for various information and data submitted to:
SB 5897 |
|
|
Tenant screening reports, establishing criteria for dissemination of credit and court record information contained in:
SB 5922 |
|
|
Text messaging, public records requirements when public agencies use publicly owned wireless devices for:
HB 3211 |
|
|
Traffic stops, disclosure of notes and information compiled by law enforcement:
SB 6186 |
|
|
University of Washington consolidated endowment fund, disclosure of private investment information related to:
*
HB 1640, CH 394 (2009), SB 5526, SSB 5526 |
|
|
Video camera or other recording device data on public transportation facilities, use and disclosure of:
SB 6431, SSB 6431 |
|
RECREATION
(See OUTDOOR RECREATION) |
|
RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE
|
|
|
Biodiversity council, extending the:
SB 6554, SSB 6554 |
|
|
Invasive species council, assessment and control of invasive species in state:
SB 5070 |
|
|
Land preservation, office to evaluate and report on mechanisms for:
*
SHB 1957, CH 341 (2009) |
|
|
Recreation and conservation funding board, overseeing funding from accounts associated with wildlife and recreation program:
HB 1957,
*
SHB 1957, CH 341 (2009), SB 5843, SSB 5843 |
|
|
Recreational boating programs, process for improving to include preparing a report on multiple issues:
HB 2237, SSB 5691, 2SSB 5691 |
|
|
Salmon recovery, consolidation of certain activities and programs within the office:
HB 2157,
*
SHB 2157, CH 345 (2009), SB 6004, SSB 6004 |
|
|
Timber recovery fund board, creation to include support from recreation and conservation office:
SSB 6325 |
|
|
Washington state trail interactions work group, establishment with staffing by recreation and conservation office:
SB 6274, SSB 6274 |
|
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
|
|
|
Manufactured and mobile home communities, recreational vehicles serving as primary residences:
*
EHB 1227, CH 79 (2009) |
|
|
Motorsports vehicles, cancellation of order by dealer:
*
SHB 2208, CH 517 (2009) |
|
|
Motorsports vehicles, return of unsold new vehicles or cancellation of order by dealer:
HB 2208 |
|
RECYCLING
|
|
|
Beverage containers, incentives for collection and recycling of:
HB 2644 |
|
|
Mercury-added general purpose lights, provisions for sales, recycling, and disposal:
HB 1799, SHB 1799, HB 1809, SB 5813 |
|
|
Mercury-containing lights, establishment of product stewardship recycling programs with producer participation:
HB 1469, SHB 1469, 2SHB 1469, HB 2914, SHB 2914, SB 5543,
*
ESSB 5543, CH 130 (2010) |
|
|
Mercury-containing lights, mandatory recycling of:
*
ESSB 5543, CH 130 (2010) |
|
|
Paper, state agencies required to use one hundred percent recycled content paper:
HB 2287 |
|
|
Paper, state agency paper conservation program to use one hundred percent recycled content paper:
*
SHB 2287, CH 356 (2009) |
|
|
Receptacles for recycling and reverse vending machines, requirements:
HB 3099 |
|
|
Source separated materials, optimizing collection within the current regulatory structure:
HB 2539, SHB 2539,
*
E2SHB 2539, CH 154 (2010) |
|
REFERENDUM
(See INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM) |
|
RENEWABLE ENERGY AND RESOURCES
(See ENERGY) |
|
RENT
(See also LANDLORD AND TENANT) |
|
|
Unauthorized occupation of units:
HB 1064 |
|
RESTAURANTS
|
|
|
Liquor laws, technical and clarifying changes to provisions concerning manufacturers, distributors, and sellers of liquor:
HB 2790, ESHB 2790 |
|
|
Liquor license fees, increases:
*
EHB 2358, CH 507 (2009) |
|
|
Local sales and use tax, county authority to impose upon the retail sale or use of certain food and beverages for special funding:
HB 2252, ESHB 2252 |
|
|
Spirits, limitation on purchase discounts for certain liquor control board-licensed establishments:
SB 6119 |
|
|
Trans fat, food establishments prohibited from serving certain food containing:
SB 5857 |
|
RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS
|
|
|
Actuarial funding of state retirement systems:
HB 2369,
*
SSB 6161, CH 561 (2009) |
|
|
Closed plans within state retirement systems, preserving fully funded status of certain plans:
SB 6046 |
|
|
Court employees, PERS retirement benefits for:
HB 1742, ESB 5523, SSB 5523 |
|
|
Death benefit for public employees, duty-related:
2EHB 1547,
*
EHB 2519, CH 261 (2010), SB 5312, SB 6407 |
|
|
Defined contribution retirement system for new public employees, teachers, and school employees, development:
SB 6045 |
|
|
Disability benefit options for PERS, SERS, and TRS plans 2 and 3, study by state institute for public policy:
HB 1549, HB 2919, SB 5306, SB 6493 |
|
|
Educational employment, granting half-time PERS and SERS plans 2 and 3 credit for half-time employment prior to January 1, 1987:
*
HB 1541, CH 103 (2010), SB 5302 |
|
|
Firefighters, survivor benefits:
*
HB 1506, CH 156 (2009), SB 5311 |
|
|
Fish and wildlife enforcement officers allowed to transfer service credit from PERS to LEOFF plan 2:
HB 1953,
*
SHB 1953, CH 157 (2009), SB 5309 |
|
|
Higher education employees, annuities and retirement accounts:
HB 1545,
*
SHB 1545, CH 21 (2010), SB 5308 |
|
|
Innovation partnership schools, retirement plan benefits of employees:
SB 6596 |
|
|
Jason McKissack act:
*
SHB 1679, CH 259 (2010) |
|
|
LEOFF plan 1, preserving fully funded status through state investment board policies and procedures:
SB 6046 |
|
|
LEOFF plan 1, survivor's death benefits:
SB 6078 |
|
|
LEOFF plan 2, access to catastrophic disability medical insurance:
EHB 1679, SB 5541 |
|
|
LEOFF plan 2, McNeil Island special commitment center firefighters to be eligible for membership in:
HB 3190 |
|
|
LEOFF plan 2, member totally disabled in line of duty to receive reimbursement for certain medical insurance premiums:
*
SHB 1679, CH 259 (2010) |
|
|
LEOFF plan 2, minimum retirement allowance to members disabled in line of duty before January 1, 2001:
*
HB 1678, CH 95 (2009),
*
SB 5542 (2009) V |
|
|
LEOFF plan 2, shared leave for members of:
HB 2492,
*
SB 6453, CH 50 (2010) |
|
|
LEOFF plans 1 and 2, duty-related death benefit:
*
EHB 2519, CH 261 (2010), SB 6407 |
|
|
Mailings to certain state retirement systems' members, department of retirement systems to provide assistance:
HB 1219, SHB 1219, SB 5238,
*
ESSB 5238, CH 30 (2009) |
|
|
Military service credit for retirement, transferred LEOFF plan 1 service credit in relation to:
HB 2196,
*
SHB 2196, CH 260 (2010) |
|
|
PERS plan 1, preserving fully funded status through state investment board policies and procedures:
SB 6046 |
|
|
PERS plan 3, vesting after 5 years in defined benefit portion:
HB 1600 |
|
|
PERS plans 2 and 3, disability benefit options study by state institute for public policy:
HB 2919, SB 6493 |
|
|
PERS plans 2 and 3, providing earlier benefits:
HB 1599 |
|
|
PERS retirement benefits for court employees:
HB 1742, ESB 5523, SSB 5523 |
|
|
PERS, calculation of average final compensation for plan 1, 2, and 3 members:
SB 6742 |
|
|
PERS, calculation of average final compensation for plan 1, 2, and 3 members during 2009-2011 fiscal biennium:
*
SB 6157, CH 430 (2009) |
|
|
PERS, director of fire protection's authority to refuse membership in:
HB 2862,
*
SB 6546, CH 80 (2010) |
|
|
PERS, plan membership default provisions:
HB 1722, SB 5307, SB 6516 |
|
|
PERS, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1602, SB 5490 |
|
|
PERS, postretirement employment restrictions reduction:
HB 2143 |
|
|
Plan membership default provisions in PERS, TRS, and SERS:
SB 6516 |
|
|
Postretirement employment restrictions for TRS, SERS, and PERS, reduction:
HB 2143 |
|
|
Public employee retirement plans, determination of minimum employer contribution rates for:
SJR 8223 |
|
|
Retired participant resumption of service, including volunteer firefighters, emergency workers, and reserve officers:
*
HB 2823, CH 60 (2010), SB 5632 |
|
|
Retirement system, obsolete statutes repealed:
HB 1542,
*
SB 5305, CH 110 (2009) |
|
|
Retirement systems, interruptive military service credit:
*
HB 1548, CH 205 (2009), SB 5313 |
|
|
SERS plan 3, vesting after 5 years in defined benefit portion:
HB 1600 |
|
|
SERS plans 2 and 3, disability benefit options study by state institute for public policy:
HB 2919, SB 6493 |
|
|
SERS plans 2 and 3, providing earlier benefits:
HB 1599 |
|
|
SERS, plan membership default provisions:
SB 6516 |
|
|
SERS, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1602, SB 5490 |
|
|
SERS, postretirement employment restrictions reduction:
HB 2143 |
|
|
State agency employee compensation costs reduction, provisions:
*
ESSB 6503, CH 32 (2010) PV |
|
|
State pension systems, adoption of legislation to implement 2009-11 operating budget:
HB 3195 |
|
|
State retirement system, participation in insurance plans and contracts by separated members of certain plan 2 retirement systems:
HB 1601, SB 5489 |
|
|
State retirement systems, actuarial funding of:
HB 2369,
*
SSB 6161, CH 561 (2009) |
|
|
State retirement systems, benefits at earlier ages for plans 2 and 3 of PERS, SERS, and TRS:
HB 1599 |
|
|
State retirement systems, delaying benefit increases until creation of risk analysis system for:
HB 2679 |
|
|
State retirement systems, funding benefit increases for plans that are less than fully funded:
HB 2871 |
|
|
State retirement systems, lowering general salary increase assumption for actuarial funding of system:
HB 1543, SB 5304 |
|
|
State retirement systems, postretirement employment provisions for PERS, SERS, and TRS:
HB 1602, SB 5490 |
|
|
State retirement systems, state actuary to consider long-term demographic assumptions when making recommendations to pension funding council:
HB 1544, SB 5310 |
|
|
State retirement systems, vesting after 5 years in defined benefit portion of PERS, SERS, and TRS plan 3:
HB 1600 |
|
|
Survivor benefits, employees who die while honorably serving in the national guard or military reserves during a period of war:
*
HB 1551, CH 226 (2009), SB 5314 |
|
|
Transfer from PERS plan 2 to SERS plan 2, required for members employed by school districts and educational service districts:
HB 1546,
*
SB 5303, CH 209 (2009) |
|
|
Transfer of service credit from PERS to LEOFF plan 2, allowed for fish and wildlife enforcement officers:
HB 1953,
*
SHB 1953, CH 157 (2009), SB 5309 |
|
|
TRS plan 1, preserving fully funded status through state investment board policies and procedures:
SB 6046 |
|
|
TRS plan 3, vesting after 5 years in defined benefit portion:
HB 1600 |
|
|
TRS plans 2 and 3, disability benefit options study by state institute for public policy:
HB 2919, SB 6493 |
|
|
TRS plans 2 and 3, providing earlier benefits:
HB 1599 |
|
|
TRS, plan membership default provisions:
SB 6516 |
|
|
TRS, postretirement employment provisions:
HB 1602, SB 5490 |
|
|
TRS, postretirement employment restrictions reduction:
HB 2143 |
|
|
Volunteer firefighters and reserve officers, transfer of relief and pension system to department of retirement systems with state board for:
HB 2825, SB 6592 |
|
|
Washington voluntary retirement accounts program:
HB 1893, HB 2754, SB 5791, SSB 5791, 2SSB 5791, SB 6541 |
|
|
WSPRS administration, state patrol retirement board and retirement system expense account created:
HB 1444, SB 5332 |
|
|
WSPRS pension issues, select committee on pension policy formation of a function-specific subcommittee focusing on:
SSB 5332 |
|
|
WSPRS, benefits for domestic partners:
HB 1445,
*
ESHB 1445, CH 522 (2009), SB 5439, SSB 5439 |
|
|
WSPRS, deferred option plan eligibility and policies:
HB 1443, SB 5333 |
|
|
WSPRS, deferred retirement option plan eligibility and policies:
SSB 5333 |
|
|
WSPRS, transfer of service credit and contributions by certain members who served as commercial vehicle enforcement officers:
HB 3013, SB 6621 |
|
|
WSPRS, transfer of service credit and contributions by certain members who served as communication officers or commercial vehicle enforcement officers:
ESSB 6621 |
|
RETIREMENT SYSTEMS, DEPARTMENT
(See also RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS) |
|
|
Defined contribution retirement system for new public employees, teachers, and school employees, development by department and state actuary:
SB 6045 |
|
|
Interruptive military service credit:
*
HB 1548, CH 205 (2009), SB 5313 |
|
|
Mailings to certain state retirement systems' members, department to provide assistance:
HB 1219, SHB 1219, SB 5238,
*
ESSB 5238, CH 30 (2009) |
|
|
Obsolete statutes repealed:
HB 1542,
*
SB 5305, CH 110 (2009) |
|
|
PERS, calculation by department of average final compensation for plan 1, 2, and 3 members during 2009-2011 fiscal biennium:
*
SB 6157, CH 430 (2009) |
|
|
PERS, calculation of average final compensation for plan 1, 2, and 3 members:
SB 6742 |
|
|
Postretirement employment provisions for PERS, SERS, and TRS:
HB 1602, SB 5490 |
|
|
Separated plan 2 members, participation in insurance plans and contracts by members of certain plan 2 retirement systems:
HB 1601, SB 5489 |
|
|
Volunteer firefighters and reserve officers, transfer of relief and pension system to department of retirement systems with state board for:
HB 2825, SB 6592 |
|
REVENUE, DEPARTMENT
|
|
|
Annual property revaluation grant program:
HB 1056, SB 5099 |
|
|
Annual property revaluation grant program for counties:
SB 5368,
*
SSB 5368, CH 308 (2009) |
|
|
Automatic teller machine access fee surcharge, department to study:
SB 6796 |
|
|
Bill of rights for small business taxpayers, administration of:
HB 3217 |
|
|
Business and occupation tax, department to study a subtraction method business value added tax as an alternative to:
SB 6081 |
|
|
City-county assistance account, department to certify amounts to be distributed:
HB 1667,
*
SB 5511, CH 127 (2009) |
|
|
Current property valuation system, department to study level of uniformity and recommend improvements:
SB 6080 |
|
|
Delinquent excise taxes, department authority to issue notice of lien in lieu of warrant:
HB 3092 |
|
|
Economic and revenue forecast, official state quarterly forecasts to include all near general fund revenues:
HB 1656 |
|
|
Electronic bill presentment and payment for property taxes, department to administer grant program to assist counties implementing:
HB 2962, SB 6768 |
|
|
Electronic methods for filing, payment, and assessment of taxes administered by department:
HB 1767, SB 5571,
*
SSB 5571, CH 176 (2009) |
|
|
Enhanced 911 service fees, department to adopt rules to enforce both state and county fees:
HB 2029, SHB 2029, E2SHB 2029 |
|
|
Enhanced 911 state and county excise taxes, department to adopt rules for enforcement and administration of:
HB 2351 |
|
|
Intangible property, funding public schools through taxation of:
HB 2350, HB 2354 |
|
|
Listing of tax revenue reductions for current and next biennium, department to prepare and submit to governor:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Mineral severance tax, requirement that counties contract with department for collection of:
HB 2797 |
|
|
Motor vehicle license fraud, appropriations from vehicle license fraud account for enforcement and collections:
HB 2436, SHB 2436,
*
2SHB 2436, CH 270 (2010), SB 6693, SSB 6693 |
|
|
Performing arts centers, sales and use tax deferral for:
HB 2984 |
|
|
Personal property, department to study elimination of tax on:
SB 6723 |
|
|
Pilot project on one or more counties, department to conduct in order to examine move from cyclical to annual revaluation of property:
*
SSB 5368, CH 308 (2009) |
|
|
Preferences, eliminating or narrowing certain excise tax preferences to increase revenues:
HB 2972, SB 6713 |
|
|
Preferences, placing limits on certain excise tax preferences that have been administratively or judicially appealed:
HB 2971, SB 6711 |
|
|
Privatizing of liquor sales, department and liquor control board to present report concerning future liquor taxation:
HB 2845, HB 2890, SB 6204, SB 6886 |
|
|
Reporting, creating uniformity among annual tax reporting survey provisions:
HB 3066,
*
SHB 3066, CH 114 (2010), SB 6326, SSB 6326 |
|
|
Resale certificates, improper use of and replacement with seller's permits issued by department:
*
SB 6173, CH 563 (2009) |
|
|
Revitalization areas and local revitalization funding to stimulate brownfields redevelopment:
HB 2792 |
|
|
Rural counties, sales and use tax deferral program for investment projects in:
HB 3014,
*
ESHB 3014, CH 16 (2010), SB 6613, SSB 6613 |
|
|
Sales tax compliance, improving:
*
SB 6173, CH 563 (2009) |
|
|
Small business taxpayer bill of rights, administration of:
HB 3217 |
|
|
Tax avoidance, antiabuse provisions and closing of loopholes:
HB 2970, SB 6714 |
|
|
Tax collection, enhancing department's tools for collection in order to promote fairness and efficiency:
HB 1931,
*
SB 5568, CH 309 (2009), SB 6169,
*
ESSB 6169, CH 562 (2009) |
|
|
Tax exemption information, public disclosure exemption removed:
SB 5885 |
|
|
Tax incentive accountability reports and surveys, extensions of due dates for filing with department:
*
SB 6206, CH 137 (2010) |
|
|
Tax incentives, penalty limits for failure to file annual survey or report for:
HB 2812 |
|
|
Taxes and tax rates, department to make publicly available through an online searchable database:
SB 6105 |
|
|
Underground economic activity, department authority to issue subpoenas for agency investigations of:
HB 2789,
*
SHB 2789, CH 22 (2010), SB 6574 |
|
REVISED CODE OF WASHINGTON
|
|
|
Bills, requirement that all enacted bills, acts, and resolutions provide specific state or federal constitutional authority:
HB 2710 |
|
|
Campaign funding and disclosure laws, recodification:
HB 1029, SB 5029 |
|
|
Certified mail with a return receipt requested, use of term in RCW:
*
HB 1426, CH 251 (2009) |
|
|
Chapter 77.110 RCW, repealing all sections in:
HB 2395 |
|
|
Commerce, correcting references regarding department of:
HB 2557, SHB 2557 |
|
|
Declaratory orders by agencies concerning rules, orders, or statutes, limitation on entry of:
SB 6834 |
|
|
Editorial standards for publication, revision:
*
HB 1058, CH 186 (2009), SB 5121 |
|
|
Gender-based terms, technical corrections:
HB 1540,
*
SB 5038, CH 549 (2009) PV, SB 6239,
*
SSB 6239, CH 8 (2010) |
|
|
Initial point of contact program, technical nonsubstantive corrections:
SB 5528, SSB 5528 |
|
|
Joint legislative audit and review committee, updating and removing obsolete references concerning:
*
HB 2406, CH 26 (2010), SB 6191 |
|
|
Respectful language in state laws, code reviser directed to replace "mental retardation" with "intellectual disability":
*
HB 1835, CH 377 (2009) |
|
|
Respectful language in state laws, revisions to include replacing "mental retardation" with "intellectual disability":
*
HB 2490, CH 94 (2010) |
|
|
State registered domestic partnerships, removal of all statutory references to:
HB 1980 |
|
|
Statutory construction, legislative task force:
SB 5152, SSB 5152 |
|
|
Statutory construction, provisions concerning legislative intent and codification of rules of construction:
SB 6666, SSB 6666 |
|
|
Technical corrections, various statutes:
*
EHB 1059, CH 187 (2009), HB 2506, SHB 2506,
*
HB 3219, CH 26 (2010) PV, SB 5122 |
|
|
Title 77 RCW, revising provisions in:
HB 1778,
*
SHB 1778, CH 333 (2009) PV, SB 5404, SSB 5404 |
|
|
Unemployment insurance statutes, correcting references in:
HB 2649,
*
SHB 2649, CH 25 (2010), SB 6525, SSB 6525 |
|
RIVERS
|
|
|
Columbia and lower Snake rivers, using conservation operation and maintenance savings for water resource management:
HB 1334, SHB 1334, SB 5299 |
|
|
Columbia River Gorge compact and commission, elimination of:
HB 3132, ESHB 3132 |
|
|
Columbia river, developing a new permit-only salmonid fishery for the:
HB 2696 |
|
|
Dredged riverbed materials from Mt. St. Helen's eruption, disposal:
*
HB 2598, CH 57 (2010),
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SB 6070, CH 426 (2009), SB 6386 |
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Green river emergency flooding preparations and response to include flood hazard mitigation and response projects led by military department:
HB 2786, HB 2787, SHB 2787 |
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Green River, forming joint underwriting associations to sell excess flood insurance for property and businesses at risk from Green River flooding:
ESB 6240, SSB 6240 |
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Hydraulic permits and projects, documentation requirements for enforcement actions under chapter 77.55 RCW:
HB 2974 |
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Hydraulic project approval, enforcing chapter 77.55 RCW when construction commences without:
HB 1117 |
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Hydroelectric generation, amending constitution to recognize as renewable resource:
HJR 4215 |
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Hydroelectric generation, municipally owned facility impact payments:
HB 2925,
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ESHB 2925, CH 199 (2010) PV, SB 6480 |
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Instream flows, setting:
HB 2022, SB 5754 |
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Mt. St. Helen's eruption, disposal of dredged riverbed materials from:
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HB 2598, CH 57 (2010),
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SB 6070, CH 426 (2009), SB 6386 |
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Nisqually river emergency relief, preparedness, and response to include flood hazard mitigation and response projects led by military department:
HB 3138 |
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Pierce county emergency flooding preparations and response to include flood hazard mitigation and response projects led by military department:
HB 3069 |
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Removal of gravel from waterways to reduce impact of flooding, provisions:
HB 2007 |
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ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
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Agricultural signs, temporary agricultural directional signs on state highway rights-of-way:
SB 6208,
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SSB 6208, CH 138 (2010) |
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Alaskan Way viaduct and Seattle seawall replacement project, expert review panel to update previous work on:
SB 6650 |
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Alaskan Way viaduct corridor, authorization, administration, and collection of tolls on:
SB 6505 |
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Alaskan Way viaduct deep bore tunnel project, transportation commission appointment of expert review panel for:
HB 2217 |
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Alternative fuels corridor pilot project capable of supporting electric vehicle charging and battery exchange, authorization:
*
2SHB 1481, CH 459 (2009) |
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Anacortes to San Juan Islands ferry route, added to scenic and recreational highway system:
*
SB 5289, CH 277 (2009) |
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Automated traffic safety cameras, amount of fine issued for infraction:
SB 6410 |
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Automated traffic safety cameras, restrictions:
HB 2780 |
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Automated traffic safety cameras, traffic safety commission to report on revenues generated by use of:
SB 6411 |
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Automated traffic safety cameras, use in ferry zones:
SB 5685 |
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Bridges, creation of local bridge restoration and replacement account:
SB 6580, SSB 6580 |
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Complete streets grant program to provide grants for constructing, retrofitting or repairing certain streets:
HB 2911, SHB 2911 |
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Corridors, permits for certain major transportation corridor projects:
SB 6366, SSB 6366 |
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County road construction budget restrictions, recalculating county forces construction project cost limits:
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ESSB 5228, CH 29 (2009) |
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County road construction budget restrictions, recalculating day labor construction projects:
SB 5228 |
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Department of transportation highway contracts, bond amounts:
HB 1533, SB 5499,
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SSB 5499, CH 473 (2009) PV |
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Digital advertising signs on highways, prohibiting display:
SB 6102 |
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Emergency highway projects, department of transportation duties:
SB 6769 |
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Express toll lane system, department of transportation to conduct analysis for development of a continuous system:
HB 2941, SHB 2941 |
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Failing to properly cover vehicular loads of dirt, sand, and gravel, requirements, exemptions, violations, and penalties:
SSB 5846 |
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Failing to properly cover vehicular loads of dirt, sand, and gravel, requirements, violations, and penalties:
SB 5846 |
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Ferry system, all state ferry routes added to scenic and recreational highway system:
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SB 5289, CH 277 (2009) |
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Fire protection districts, merger under certain circumstances to better serve portions of state highways:
SB 6205, SSB 6205 |
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Forest fires, property owner and resident right of access during:
SB 6463 |
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Four-wheel all-terrain vehicles, use on highways under certain conditions:
SB 6294 |
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General obligation bonds, issuance to fund transportation projects:
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ESHB 1272, CH 498 (2009), SSB 5223 |
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High capacity transportation corridor areas, establishment and funding:
HB 1677,
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SB 5540, CH 280 (2009) |
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High occupancy toll lanes, toll penalties for violations of restrictions:
SB 5683 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, opening during nonpeak hours:
HB 2038 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, provisions concerning:
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ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, tolling revenues from state route 520 corridor to be used for state route number 520 bridge replacement and HOV program:
HB 2929, SHB 2929, SB 6392 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, work groups to consider issues related to state route number 520 bridge replacement and HOV program:
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ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
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Highway construction review and site selection process, prioritizing use of public land:
SB 5684,
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SSB 5684, CH 471 (2009) |
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Highways of statewide significance, certain state routes designated as:
HB 1431, SB 5363 |
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Human trafficking, placement of informational posters in rest areas:
HB 2889,
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SB 6330, CH 48 (2010) |
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Interstate 405 corridor, use of express toll lanes and setting of tolls:
HB 2941, SHB 2941 |
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Interstate 5/Columbia River/Vancouver project, funding restrictions:
SB 6040 |
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Interstate 90 floating bridge corridor, toll authorization, administration, and collection:
SB 6506 |
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Interstate 90 floating bridge, prohibition of construction or operation of light rail or other rail system on:
SB 6302 |
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Interstate 90 floating bridge, toll authorization, administration, collection, and enforcement:
HB 2319, HB 2335 |
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Jurisdictional public highway transfers from a city or county to the state, state responsibility for buried pipelines under public highways:
HB 1894 |
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Jurisdictional route transfers, transferring responsibility for:
*
SB 5028, CH 260 (2009) |
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Lake Washington transportation corridor, tolls:
HB 2335 |
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Lanes reserved for certain vehicles on public highways, allowing private transportation provider vehicles to use:
SSB 6570 |
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Light pollution, reduction of:
HB 1069 |
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Local option street maintenance utilities, formation and authority:
HB 2618, SB 6616 |
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Major transportation corridor projects, permits for:
SB 6366, SSB 6366 |
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Marine container ports, land use and transportation planning for:
HB 1959,
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ESHB 1959, CH 514 (2009), SB 5853 |
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Marine highway system, changing ferry system name to:
HB 2230 |
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Miles traveled by vehicles, eliminating restrictions on:
HB 2755 |
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Motorcycle toll rates, including motorcycles with trailers in tow:
HB 2093, SB 5652 |
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Off-road vehicles, use of four-wheel all-terrain vehicles on highways under certain conditions:
SB 6294 |
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|
Park and ride lots, use of moneys paid to county road funds for:
*
SB 6209, CH 43 (2010) |
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Permits for certain major transportation corridor projects, provisions:
SB 6366, SSB 6366 |
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Projects of statewide significance, expedited permit process:
HB 2039 |
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Public transportation facilities, allowing certain private transportation providers to use:
SSB 6570 |
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Regional transportation corridor authority, establishment:
SB 5493 |
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Rest areas, placement of human trafficking informational posters in:
HB 2889,
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SB 6330, CH 48 (2010) |
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Rest areas, provisions authorizing commercial activity at state-owned safety rest areas:
SB 6465 |
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Scenic and recreational highway system, all state ferry routes added to:
*
SB 5289, CH 277 (2009) |
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Scenic and recreational highway system, Anacortes to San Juan Islands ferry route added:
*
SB 5289, CH 277 (2009) |
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Scenic and recreational highway system, creating an agricultural scenic corridor within the system:
SB 6211,
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SSB 6211, CH 14 (2010) |
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Scenic and recreational highway system, portion of state route 7 to be excluded:
HB 1302 |
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School buses, automated bus stop signal cameras pilot program:
HB 1427 |
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Small city pavement and sidewalk account, calculating population to determine receipt of local funds from:
HB 2456, SB 6225 |
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Special category C projects, prioritizing of funding:
HB 1705 |
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Special safety corridor account, creation of:
SB 6770, SB 6771 |
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Special safety corridor projects, prioritizing existing funding for:
SB 6770, SB 6771 |
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State boundary bridge, construction requirements and funding:
HB 1524, SB 5330 |
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State funding for local projects, greenhouse gas emissions criteria:
HB 2010, SHB 2010 |
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State highways within tribal reservation boundaries, tribal authority for setting maximum speed limits:
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HB 1448, CH 383 (2009), SB 5331, SSB 5331 |
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State highways, existing uses on highway rights-of-way:
HB 2307 |
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State highways, merger of fire protection districts under certain circumstances to better serve portions of highways:
SB 6205, SSB 6205 |
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State highways, temporary agricultural directional signs on state highway rights-of-way:
SB 6208,
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SSB 6208, CH 138 (2010) |
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State property damage, liability of person operating vehicle illegally:
*
HB 1433, CH 393 (2009), SB 5365 |
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State route 110, renaming a portion as the "Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial Highway":
HJM 4004,
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SHJM 4004 (2010) |
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State route 16 corridor improvements project, repayment of deferred sales and use taxes on the project:
HB 1463, SB 5287 |
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State route 164, designation as highway of statewide significance:
HB 1037,
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SB 5642, CH 262 (2009) |
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State route 166, extension of:
SB 6510 |
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State route 166, updating description of:
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SSB 6510, CH 77 (2010) |
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State route 195 and Cheney-Spokane Road intersection, department of transportation to design and construct right turn lane:
HB 2225 |
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State route 2, development plan:
HB 1575, SHB 1575, SB 5394, SSB 5394 |
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State route 2, funding of projects:
SB 5037 |
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State route 2, providing funding through implementation of state auditor's department of transportation performance audit recommendations:
HB 2140 |
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State route 397 extended to I-82:
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HB 1000, CH 184 (2009), SB 5234 |
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State route 410, response to landslide in Nile Valley:
*
SR 8690 (2010) |
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State route 5, designation of portion as an agricultural scenic corridor:
SB 6211,
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SSB 6211, CH 14 (2010) |
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State route 502, designated as Battle Ground highway:
HB 1094, SB 5085 |
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State route 502, naming a portion as the "Lewisville Highway":
*
SJM 8006 (2009) |
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State route 503, designated in part as Lewisville highway:
HB 1094, SB 5085 |
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State route 503, to be named "Battle Ground Highway":
*
SJM 8006 (2009) |
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|
State route 520 bridge replacement and HOV project, expert review panel to update previous work on:
SB 6650 |
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|
State route 520 bridge replacement and HOV project, King county executive to facilitate resolution to final project design:
SB 6650 |
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|
State route 520 bridge replacement and HOV project, preparation of impact plan on:
SB 6651 |
|
|
State route 520 bridge, authorization, administration, collection, and enforcement of tolls on:
HB 2211 |
|
|
State route 520 corridor, issuance of general obligation bonds to fund projects:
*
ESHB 1272, CH 498 (2009), SHB 2326, SSB 5223 |
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|
State route 520 corridor, issuance of general obligation bonds to fund projects and improvements on:
HB 2326 |
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|
State route 520 corridor, mitigating impacts of 520 corridor project on Washington park arboretum:
HB 2967, SB 6321 |
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|
State route 520 corridor, provisions concerning state route number 520 bridge replacement and HOV program:
*
ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
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|
State route 520 corridor, toll authorization, administration, collection, and enforcement:
HB 2319, HB 2335 |
|
|
State route 520 corridor, tolling revenues to be used for state route number 520 bridge replacement and HOV program:
HB 2929, SHB 2929, SB 6392 |
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|
State route 520 corridor, work groups to consider issues related to state route number 520 bridge replacement and HOV program:
*
ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
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|
State route 520 floating bridge, authorization of early tolling to finance replacement floating bridge and landings:
*
ESHB 2211, CH 472 (2009) |
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|
State route 520 floating bridge, requirement that state first use previously allocated funding:
HB 2238 |
|
|
State route 7, portion of route to be excluded from scenic and recreational highway system:
HB 1302 |
|
|
State route 9 Snohomish river bridge replacement project, department of transportation to begin environmental planning process and prepare final design:
SB 6072 |
|
|
State route 9/state route 204 intersection project, department of transportation to commence certain stages of:
SB 6842 |
|
|
State route 908, removing from state highway system:
HB 2918,
*
SB 6555, CH 81 (2010) |
|
|
State route 99 Alaskan Way viaduct corridor, authorization, administration, and collection of tolls on:
SB 6505 |
|
|
State route 99 Alaskan Way viaduct replacement project finance plan:
SB 5768,
*
ESSB 5768, CH 458 (2009) |
|
|
State route number 520 civil penalties account, creation of:
*
ESSB 6392, CH 248 (2010) PV |
|
|
State route number 520 work group, creation:
*
ESHB 2211, CH 472 (2009) |
|
|
Statewide telework program, department of transportation collaboration with Washington State University:
SB 6018 |
|
|
Studded tires, permit required for use:
SB 5859 |
|
|
Surplus department of transportation property, right of repurchase for:
HB 2716, ESHB 2716 |
|
|
Tacoma Narrows toll bridge account, toll charges, other revenue, and interest to be used only for tolled facility:
HB 2191, SB 5795,
*
SSB 5795, CH 567 (2009) |
|
|
Toll revenue, constitutional amendment requiring use exclusively for highway purposes:
SJR 8207, SJR 8215 |
|
|
Toll revenue, use for eligible tolling facilities and payment of bonds related to state route 520 corridor projects:
SHB 2326 |
|
|
Toll revenue, use for eligible tolling facilities and payment of principal, interest, and premium on bonds related to transportation projects:
*
ESHB 1272, CH 498 (2009), SSB 5223 |
|
|
Tolls, interstate 90 floating bridge and state route 520 corridor:
HB 2319, HB 2335 |
|
|
Tolls, interstate 90 floating bridge corridor:
SB 6506 |
|
|
Tolls, state route 99 Alaskan Way viaduct corridor:
SB 6505 |
|
|
Tolls, use of electronic toll collection systems and photo toll systems:
HB 2897, SHB 2897, SB 6499,
*
ESSB 6499, CH 249 (2010) |
|
|
Traffic control at thoroughfare work sites, requirements:
HB 1535 |
|
|
Transit only lanes on public highways, accommodating certain private transportation providers at designated lanes:
SB 6570 |
|
|
Transportation accountability regions and regional transportation accountability boards, establishment, powers, duties, and financing:
SB 6064 |
|
|
Transportation project cost overruns, local revenue options for cities in cases of:
HB 3051, SB 6420 |
|
|
Transportation regions, realignment:
SB 5682, ESSB 5682 |
|
|
Vacation of roads by counties, process for:
HB 2949 |
|
|
Vehicle combinations, increasing lawful size to three vehicles:
SB 6765 |
|
|
Viaduct damaged by earthquake, transportation infrastructure improvement zone financing for razing viaduct and replacing it with a tunnel:
HB 2036 |
|
|
Wetland mitigation bank credits, purchase by department of transportation:
SSB 6380 |
|
|
Wetland mitigation bank credits, purchase by department of transportation to include working with department of fish and wildlife concerning fish habitat:
SB 6380 |