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Chapter 27.34 RCW

STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETIES—HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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HTMLPDF 27.34.010Purpose.
HTMLPDF 27.34.020Definitions.
HTMLPDF 27.34.060State historical societies—Budget requests.
HTMLPDF 27.34.070State historical societies—Powers and duties—Rules.
HTMLPDF 27.34.075Educational publications printing.
HTMLPDF 27.34.080State historical societies—Appointment of directors—Removal.
HTMLPDF 27.34.200Archaeology and historic preservation—Legislative declaration.
HTMLPDF 27.34.220Director—Powers.
HTMLPDF 27.34.230Director—Duties.
HTMLPDF 27.34.240Apportionment of grants.
HTMLPDF 27.34.250Advisory council on historic preservation—Members.
HTMLPDF 27.34.260Advisory council—Compensation and reimbursement of members.
HTMLPDF 27.34.270Advisory council—Duties.
HTMLPDF 27.34.280Advisory council, heritage council—Financial and administrative services.
HTMLPDF 27.34.330Heritage capital projects—Proposals for funding—Prioritized list.
HTMLPDF 27.34.350Governor's award for excellence in teaching history.
HTMLPDF 27.34.360Women's history consortium—Created—Washington state historical society as managing agency.
HTMLPDF 27.34.365Women's history consortium—Board of advisors.
HTMLPDF 27.34.370Women's history consortium—Responsibilities of board of advisors.
HTMLPDF 27.34.375Women's history consortium—Responsibilities.
HTMLPDF 27.34.380Women's history consortium—Report to the legislature.
HTMLPDF 27.34.390Vancouver national historic reserve.
HTMLPDF 27.34.395Vancouver national historic reserve—Designated partner representative—Duties of Washington state historical society.
HTMLPDF 27.34.400Heritage barn preservation program.
HTMLPDF 27.34.415Cemeteries—Burial sites—Centralized database.
HTMLPDF 27.34.420Washington state historic cemetery preservation capital grant program.
HTMLPDF 27.34.900Historic Lord mansion.
HTMLPDF 27.34.906Pickett House—In trust—Reverter.
HTMLPDF 27.34.910Effective date—1983 c 91.
HTMLPDF 27.34.916Effective date—1993 c 101.

NOTES:

Archaeological sites and resources: Chapter 27.53 RCW.
Historic preservation—Authority of county, city, or town to acquire property, borrow money, issue bonds, etc.: RCW 35.21.395, 36.32.435.