UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
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Surplus funds, fees for locating certain funds from taxes and other funds held by a county:
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HB 2428, CH 29 (2010) |
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UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
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Administrative contingency fund, high-demand occupation training program funds for certain unemployed persons to come from separate account within:
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E2SSB 5809, CH 566 (2009) PV |
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Benefits and employer contributions, adjustment to help unemployed and low-income persons:
HB 3129 |
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Benefits eligibility for certain workers participating in workforce training:
SB 5809 |
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Benefits, defining individuals eligible for benefits for workers. compensation and unemployment insurance purposes:
SB 6585 |
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Benefits, effect of voluntary termination of employment on:
SB 6334, SSB 6334 |
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Business and occupation tax credit for certain employer unemployment compensation contributions:
HB 2008 |
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Corporate officer, defined:
SB 5471 |
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Corporate officers, eligibility:
HB 1274 |
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Economic security, improving through unemployment compensation:
HB 1906,
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ESHB 1906, CH 3 (2009) |
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Economic security, modifications of unemployment compensation for:
2SSB 5319 |
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Economic stimulus, modifications of unemployment insurance program for:
SB 5319, SSB 5319 |
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Eligibility, allowing certain individuals to seek part-time employment while maintaining:
HB 2647, SB 6526 |
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Employer contribution rates, correcting references in RCW provisions concerning:
HB 2649,
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SHB 2649, CH 25 (2010), SB 6525, SSB 6525 |
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Employer contribution rates, limiting:
HB 2920, SB 6587 |
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Employer contribution rates, providing hiring incentives to employers by reducing:
HB 3103 |
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Employer contribution rates, revisions:
HB 2204, SB 5963,
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SSB 5963, CH 493 (2009) |
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Employer contributions and benefits, adjustment to help unemployed and low-income persons:
HB 3129 |
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Employer experience rating chapter, correcting statutory references:
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HB 1339, CH 225 (2009), SB 5257 |
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Employers, good cause for late filing of reports, contributions, penalties, or interest:
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HB 1338, CH 83 (2009), SB 5258 |
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Employers, unemployment insurance penalties and contribution rates for employers who are not "qualified employers":
HB 2648, SHB 2648, SB 6524,
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SSB 6524, CH 72 (2010) |
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Experience rating accounts of employers, correcting references in RCW provisions concerning:
HB 2649,
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SHB 2649, CH 25 (2010), SB 6525, SSB 6525 |
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Experience rating accounts of employers, military service benefit charge exemption:
HB 2332, SB 5009,
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SSB 5009, CH 50 (2009) |
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Farm internship pilot project, establishment and impact on benefits:
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SSB 6349, CH 160 (2010) PV |
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Farm internship program, establishment and impact on benefits:
SB 6349 |
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Incarceration, disqualification from benefits after absence from work due to:
HB 1305 |
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Language service providers, exemption from definitions of employment and worker:
HB 1990, SB 5771 |
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Leaving work, good cause reasons for:
HB 1628 |
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Median wages, computation for unemployment compensation purposes:
HB 1711 |
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Payment relief for employers:
HB 2236 |
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Qualifying for benefits, defining good cause for leaving work voluntarily:
SB 5242 |
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Reforming the unemployment compensation system, various provisions:
HB 2269 |
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Underground economic activity, employment security department authority to issue subpoenas for agency investigations of:
HB 2789,
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SHB 2789, CH 22 (2010), SB 6574 |
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Unemployment benefits, improvement of:
HB 2385, HB 2553, SHB 2553 |
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Unemployment compensation fund, reducing employer payments to:
SSB 5809 |
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Voluntarily leaving part-time work, qualifying for benefits under certain circumstances:
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SB 5804, CH 247 (2009) |
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Washington state essential worker pilot program, established by department of employment security:
HB 1896, SB 5831 |
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Workforce training grants, availability through colleges for certain persons exhausting benefits:
SB 6600 |
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
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Alternative public works contracting procedures, authorization and restrictions:
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EHB 1690, CH 21 (2010) |
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Board of regents, adding a faculty member to board:
HB 1841, SHB 1841 |
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Bond retirement fund:
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ESHB 2254, CH 499 (2009) |
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Botanic gardens endowed curatorship:
SB 5061, SSB 5061, SB 5092 |
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Building account, use of funds for certificates of participation authorized:
HB 2254,
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ESHB 2254, CH 499 (2009), SB 5842 |
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Building fee, university authority to establish:
SB 5078 |
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Buildings, use of building fees and net proceeds of the university tract for university building purposes:
HB 3146, SB 6806 |
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Center for aerospace technology innovation, creation of:
SB 6678, SSB 6678, 2SSB 6678 |
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Clean energy collaborative established, Washington technology center to create by contract:
SB 5921 |
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Climatologist, office of the state:
SB 5138 |
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Commercializing research at state universities, promoting university-industry relationships:
SB 6594 |
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Consolidated endowment fund, disclosure of private investment information related to:
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HB 1640, CH 394 (2009), SB 5526, SSB 5526 |
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Engineering, programs in chemical, mechanical, and civil engineering no longer restricted to UW and WSU:
HB 1312, SB 5276,
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SSB 5276, CH 207 (2009) |
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Extension lecturers in English language programs permitted to engage in collective bargaining:
SB 5986 |
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Forest resources, school of forestry resources to work with various interests concerning:
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ESHB 2541, CH 188 (2010) |
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Global Asia institute and institute advisory board, creation within Henry M. Jackson school of international studies:
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SSB 5177, CH 466 (2009) |
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Global Asia institute, creation within Henry M. Jackson school of international studies:
SB 5177 |
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Graduate opportunities and minority achievement program, honoring:
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SR 8695 (2010) |
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Health sciences library, online access to by certain health care providers:
HB 1611, HB 2435, SB 5913,
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SSB 5913, CH 558 (2009) PV |
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Honorary degrees, authorizing for students who were ordered into internment camps in 1942:
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SB 6467, CH 51 (2010) |
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Human rights center, creation:
HB 2246, SB 5172,
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SSB 5172, CH 465 (2009) |
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Institute of forest resources, coordination of university cooperatives and centers:
SB 5097, SB 6325, SSB 6325 |
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Johnson, Will, recognition for being named a Putnam fellow:
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SR 8725 (2010) |
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Midwives, online access to health sciences library:
HB 2435 |
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Opportunity grant program, establishment:
HB 2306 |
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President, compensation subject to certain limitations:
HB 2240 |
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Primary care physician conditional tuition waiver program to be administered by university:
SB 5502, ESSB 5502 |
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Public works contracting procedures:
HB 1641, HB 1916, SHB 1916, HB 3047, SHB 3047, SB 5527, SB 5760, SSB 5760 |
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Research at state universities, commercialization through formation of companies:
SB 6706,
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SSB 6706, CH 14 (2010) |
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Safety, health, and energy efficiency improvements to university facilities, creating jobs by issuing bonds to fund construction of:
HB 2334, SHB 2334 |
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Scandinavian department, honoring:
SR 8639 |
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Shellfish biotoxins, surcharge to fund monitoring by Olympic region harmful algal bloom program of the Olympic natural resources center:
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SB 6121, CH 577 (2009) |
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Snohomish county branch campus, establishment:
HB 1467, SB 5864 |
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Technology law and public policy clinic of U of W law school to prepare telecommunications report for legislature:
HB 2601, SHB 2601 |
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Tuition fees rates, board of regents authority to establish:
SB 5710, SB 6276 |
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Tuition fees, establishment and waiver for certain resident undergraduate students:
SB 6625 |
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Tuition, resident and nonresident undergraduates:
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SSB 5734, CH 574 (2009) PV |
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Tuition-setting authority, full-time tuition fees for resident undergraduates to be determined by governing board:
HB 2946, SB 6562 |
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Tuition-setting authority, provisions:
SSB 6562, E2SSB 6562 |
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Warren G. Magnuson trust fund, elimination of:
SB 6572,
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SSB 6572, CH 9 (2010) PV |
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Washington park arboretum, mitigating impacts of SR 520 corridor project on:
HB 2967, SB 6321 |
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Washington park arboretum, natural resource collections:
SB 5061, SSB 5061, SB 5092 |
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Washington technology center, university to contract with:
SB 5553, SSB 5553 |
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Washington trade corps fellowship program, establishment and function at university:
SB 6731 |
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USE TAX
(See TAXES - USE TAX) |
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UTILITIES
(See also ELECTRIC UTILITIES; TELECOMMUNICATIONS) |
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Alternative energy resource purchase programs, incentives for voluntary participation by utilities:
HB 1658 |
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Alternative energy, siting of small alternative energy resource facilities:
HB 2516, SHB 2516 |
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Baseload renewable power facilities, role in meeting utility's annual conservation targets:
HB 2784, SB 6682 |
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Billing statements, tax information to be included on customer billings:
HB 1855 |
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Biomass, county authority to enter into ownership agreements for electric generating facilities powered by biomass:
SB 6692,
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SSB 6692, CH 167 (2010) |
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Biomass, tax incentives for forest derived biomass used for electricity, steam, or heat production:
SB 6691 |
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Bonneville power administration, business and occupation tax exemption for certain amounts received from:
HB 2951, SB 6614,
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SSB 6614, CH 295 (2010) |
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Carbon dioxide emissions, disclosure to electric customers of emissions associated with their electricity consumption:
HB 1994, SHB 1994 |
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Coal-powered facilities, strategies to replace energy and jobs lost by closure of:
SB 5766 |
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Conservation project loans from municipal utilities and public utility districts, repayment period expanded:
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HB 1184, CH 416 (2009) |
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County utility tax, authorizing:
HB 2637, HB 2749 |
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Electric vehicles, utilities encouraged to use:
HB 1481, SB 5418 |
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Eligible renewable resource, modifying requirements:
SB 6089 |
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Emergency responses to properties, notification required to owners:
HB 1537 |
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Energy conservation and renewable energy targets, load growth as an exception in meeting:
HB 1686 |
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Energy conservation programs, local finance tool authorization to fund efficiency upgrades and implement programs:
HB 2853, SB 6656 |
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Energy conservation services, authority of certain municipalities to create an energy conservation services utility as part of a pilot program:
ESSB 6656 |
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Energy efficiency and greenhouse gases in built environment, maintaining energy consumption data on certain nonresidential and public agency buildings as part of strategic plan concerning:
HB 1747, SHB 1747, E2SHB 1747, SB 5854, SSB 5854,
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E2SSB 5854, CH 423 (2009) |
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Energy independence act, modifying definitions applicable to chapter 19.285 RCW:
SB 6437 |
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Energy independence act, renewable energy and conservation requirements:
HB 1133, HB 3034, SB 5840, ESSB 5840, SB 6441, SB 6672, SSB 6672 |
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Facilities, notice of necessary relocation from public agency:
EHB 1499 |
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Facilities, siting of small alternative energy resource facilities:
HB 2516, SHB 2516 |
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Gas companies, date utilities and transportation commission sets pipeline safety fees:
SSB 5451 |
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Gas companies, date utilities and transportation commission sets pipeline safety fees changed:
HB 1388,
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SHB 1388, CH 91 (2009), SB 5451 |
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Gas companies, public utility tax credit to recover up to fifty percent of rebates given for solar water heating systems installations:
HB 1134, SHB 1134, SSB 5161, SB 5198 |
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Greenhouse gas emissions performance standard, compliance provisions:
HB 1854, SHB 1854, SB 6090, SSB 6090 |
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Homes, developing strategies to improve energy efficiency of existing homes:
HB 2765 |
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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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Infrastructure development, provision of economic development infrastructure by private utilities:
SB 6808, SSB 6808 |
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Intermittent alternative energy sources, utility plans for energy sources to be used when intermittent sources are unavailable:
HB 1955 |
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Lake Tapps water supply, exercise of eminent domain authority by watershed management partnership:
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SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009) |
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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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Light and power businesses, creating a public utility tax for the sale of fully unbundled renewable energy credits:
HB 2417 |
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Light and power businesses, public utility tax credit against sales and use tax paid for development of eligible renewable resources:
HB 2131, SHB 2131 |
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Light and power businesses, public utility tax credit to recover up to fifty percent of rebates given for solar water heating systems installations:
HB 1134, SHB 1134, SSB 5161, SB 5198 |
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Local option street maintenance utilities, formation and authority:
HB 2618, SB 6616 |
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Local utility districts, new withdrawal of water from a well prohibited within service area in certain cases:
HB 1534 |
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Low-carbon energy generation facilities, tax and regulatory incentives to encourage the construction of:
HB 2813 |
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Pacific Power, honoring:
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SR 8713 (2010) |
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Public service companies, customer interest protections in proceedings before utilities and transportation commission:
SB 5055,
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SSB 5055, CH 24 (2009) |
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Public service companies, limits on recoverability of benefits to executive officer or any employee through rates or charges:
SB 5072 |
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Puget Sound Energy/Puget Holdings merger proposal, urging utilities and transportation commission to rehear:
HJM 4007 |
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Rates, discounts for low-income and low-income senior customers of gas and electric companies:
SB 5290,
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SSB 5290, CH 32 (2009) |
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Renewable energy and renewable energy credits, electric utilities:
SB 5345 |
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Renewable energy credits, creating a public utility tax for the sale of fully unbundled renewable energy credits:
HB 2417 |
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Renewable energy plants, electric utilities to enter into power purchase agreements with:
HB 2135 |
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Renewable energy sources, tax incentives for use of biomass fuels to generate electricity:
HB 1610, SB 5441, SSB 5441, SB 6170,
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ESSB 6170, CH 469 (2009) |
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Renewable energy systems, creating a standard offer contract for certain systems:
HB 2536 |
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Renewable energy systems, investment cost recovery incentives:
HB 1399, SHB 1399 |
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Renewable energy targets, conservation achieved by electric utilities in excess of biennial conservation acquisition targets to be counted against:
SB 5280 |
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Renewable energy targets, role of baseload renewable power facility in meeting utility's annual conservation targets:
HB 2784, SB 6682 |
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Renewable energy targets, utilities to be considered in compliance in certain cases:
HB 1833, HB 2857 |
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Renewable energy targets, utility waiver from targets related to integration into the electrical grid:
HB 1693 |
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Renewable or alternative energy resources, definition:
SB 5505 |
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Renewable resource requirements for utilities, using eligible renewable resources or renewable energy credits to meet:
HB 2009 |
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Renewable resources, electric utilities:
SB 5137 |
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Renewable resources, large utilities to obtain certain percentages of their electricity from:
HB 1294 |
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Renewable resources, modifying requirements for an eligible renewable resource:
SB 6089 |
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Renewable resources, tax exemptions for sales and use of machinery and equipment:
SB 6763 |
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Services collections against rental property, prohibiting collecting from owner or designee under certain circumstances:
SSB 6261 |
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Services collections against residential rental property, prohibiting collecting from owner or designee under certain circumstances:
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ESB 6261, CH 135 (2010) |
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Solar electric generating systems, tax incentives in certain cases for manufacturing, selling, and using:
HB 2537, SHB 2537 |
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Solar energy, community solar projects incentives:
SSB 5161, SB 5185, SB 6170,
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ESSB 6170, CH 469 (2009) |
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Solar water heating systems, grant program and rebate for installation to customers of light and power businesses and gas companies:
HB 2185 |
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Solar water heating systems, installation cost rebate to customers of light and power businesses and gas companies:
HB 1134, SHB 1134, SSB 5161, SB 5198 |
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Sustainable energy resources and smart energy technology, promoting through systems benefit charge:
HB 2590 |
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Sustainable energy trusts, monthly smart and sustainable energy charge:
HB 1007 |
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System benefits charge, electric and gas utility authority to collect a monthly charge:
HB 2590 |
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Underground facilities, requirements for notification prior to excavation:
HB 1996, ESHB 1996, SB 5955 |
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Waste to energy facilities, electricity generated by certain facilities defined as an eligible renewable resource for purposes of energy independence act:
HB 2892 |
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Wastewater companies, regulation and infrastructure development:
SSB 6808 |
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Watershed management partnerships, eminent domain authority granted:
HB 1332,
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SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009), SB 5254, SB 5910, SSB 5910 |
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Watershed management partnerships, exercise of eminent domain authority in the case of the Lake Tapps water supply:
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SHB 1332, CH 504 (2009) |
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UTILITIES AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
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Electric rates, utilities and transportation commission to study and make recommendations on optional time of use electric rates:
SSB 6258 |
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Electric rates, utilities and transportation commission to study and make recommendations on time of use electric rates:
SB 6258 |
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Electrical companies, renewable energy and renewable energy credits:
SB 5345 |
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Electrical companies, renewable resources alternative compliance rate:
SB 5137 |
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Eligible distributed generators, commission role in purchase of electric service from:
HB 1086, SHB 1086 |
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Energy facility site evaluation council, commission to supervise and provide administrative and staff support for:
HB 2527 |
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Energy independence act, renewable energy and conservation requirements:
HB 1133, HB 3034, SB 5840, ESSB 5840, SB 6441, SB 6672, SSB 6672 |
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Gas companies, date commission sets pipeline safety fees:
SSB 5451 |
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Gas companies, date commission sets pipeline safety fees changed:
HB 1388,
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SHB 1388, CH 91 (2009), SB 5451 |
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Household goods carriers, permits and conditions for advertising:
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HB 1536, CH 94 (2009), SB 5450 |
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Information and telecommunications industries in the state, commission analysis:
SSB 5628 |
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Motor carriers, agreements to indemnify against liability for negligence involving carriers:
SB 6674,
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SSB 6674, CH 120 (2010) |
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Motor carriers, commission responsibility for adoption and enforcement of safety requirements:
HB 1843,
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SHB 1843, CH 46 (2009) |
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Public service companies, customer interest protections in proceedings before commission:
SB 5055,
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SSB 5055, CH 24 (2009) |
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Puget Sound Energy/Puget Holdings merger proposal, urging utilities and transportation commission to rehear:
HJM 4007 |
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Railroad crossing petitions, entry of final orders applicable to:
SB 6558 |
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Railroads, commission to adopt fire risk minimization rules for:
SB 6652, SSB 6652 |
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Rate and service regulation of certain transportation services, commission authority to forebear from:
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ESB 5894, CH 557 (2009), SSB 5894 |
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Rates, commission to study and make recommendations on optional time of use electric rates:
SSB 6258 |
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Rates, commission to study and make recommendations on time of use electric rates:
SB 6258 |
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Rates, discounts for low-income and low-income senior customers of gas and electric companies:
SB 5290,
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SSB 5290, CH 32 (2009) |
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Recycling, optimizing collection of source separated materials within the current regulatory structure:
HB 2539, SHB 2539,
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E2SHB 2539, CH 154 (2010) |
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Renewable energy plants, commission to establish standards for interconnection with grid system:
HB 2135 |
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Renewable energy systems, commission to create a standard offer contract for certain systems:
HB 2536 |
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Renewable resources, large utilities to obtain certain percentages of their electricity from:
HB 1294 |
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Solar energy, community solar projects incentives:
SB 5185, SB 6170,
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ESSB 6170, CH 469 (2009) |
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Solid waste collection companies, certification requirement and penalties for failure to comply:
HB 2399,
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ESHB 2399, CH 24 (2010) |
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Solid waste collection companies, keeping regulated and unregulated business activities separate to ensure fair competition:
HB 1863 |
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Solid waste management, optimizing collection of source separated materials within the current regulatory structure:
HB 2539, SHB 2539,
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E2SHB 2539, CH 154 (2010) |
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Wastewater companies, regulation and infrastructure development:
SSB 6808 |