CITIES AND TOWNS
 (See also BUILDING CODES AND PERMITS; COUNTIES; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; HOMELESS PERSONS; HOMES AND HOUSING; LOCAL GOVERNMENT; PARKS; PUBLIC WORKS; TAXES - REAL ESTATE SALES EXCISE; TAXES - SALES; TAXES - USE; UTILITIES) |
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Annexation, unincorporated areas, code city agreement with county:
HB 1598, ESHB 1598, SB 5522,
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ESSB 5522, CH 142 (2020) |
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Annexation, unincorporated island of territory:
HB 1357, SHB 1357, SB 5249 |
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Ballard, Hiram M. Chittenden locks in, cost/benefits of dismantling, examining:
SB 6380 |
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Ballot measures, statewide, local legal relation to, prohibiting declaratory judgment:
HB 2887 |
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Beautification projects, job opportunities for homeless, pilot program:
SB 5261, SSB 5261 |
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Blaine, peace arch, as official state peace monument:
SB 5953 |
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Boarding homes, using residential dwellings as, city/county prohibition, prohibiting:
HB 2890 |
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Camping on public property, ordinance restricting, when:
HB 2658 |
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City council, PERS plan 2 or 3 retiree employment in elected position:
SB 6125 |
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Commercial office space, development tax incentives:
HB 1746,
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SHB 1746, CH 273 (2019), SB 5051, ESSB 5051 |
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Community preservation and development authorities, creating:
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HB 1918, CH 447 (2019) |
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Contracts, bidding, lowest responsible bidder:
HB 1174, SHB 1174, SB 5225 |
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Contracts, public works contract thresholds:
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ESSB 5418, CH 434 (2019) PV |
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Edmonds, former mayor David Earling's service to, celebrating:
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SR 8692 (2020) |
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Facilities, public, impact on ethnically diverse/high poverty areas, mitigating:
HB 1724,
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SHB 1724, CH 375 (2019), SB 5679, SSB 5679 |
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First-class cities, retirement funds of, investment:
SB 5240 |
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Graffiti, removal of, as restitution for malicious mischief in third degree:
SB 6460 |
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Homeless persons, sleeping outdoors, criminal sanctions for, prohibiting, when:
HB 2893 |
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Housing benefit districts, low-/middle-income housing, establishing and funding:
HB 2898, SB 6618 |
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Improvement districts, local, for off-street parking facilities:
HB 1083,
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SHB 1083, CH 254 (2019) |
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Improvement districts, utility local, as broadband providers:
SB 5085 |
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Improvements, public, contracts with community service organizations for:
HB 2832, SHB 2832 |
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Infill development in urban areas, construction/improvement, tax exemptions:
SB 5951, SSB 5951 |
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Marijuana, businesses, refusing to license when city objects due to zoning:
HB 2247 |
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Metropolitan municipal corporations, tax rates disclosure:
SB 5024, ESSB 5024 |
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Metropolitan transit commissions, members, adding labor representative:
HB 2929 |
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Mountlake Terrace, former mayor Jerry Smith, life and achievements of:
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SR 8634 (2019) |
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Ordinances, violations of, issuance, name of complainant required:
HB 2812, SB 6572 |
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Parking facilities, off-street, city-owned property used for, sales of:
HB 1083,
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SHB 1083, CH 254 (2019) |
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Pavement condition, arterial systems, city/town reporting:
HB 1695 |
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Payroll expense tax, on employers doing business in King county, imposing:
HB 2948, SB 6692 |
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Plan of government, abandonment in favor of council-manager, resolution:
HB 1666, SB 6643 |
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Seattle city light Skagit river hydroelectric project, removing dams, examining:
SB 6380 |
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Seattle, Central District community preservation and development authority:
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HB 1918, CH 447 (2019) |
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Seattle, general strike of 1919, recognizing:
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HR 4606 (2019),
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SR 8608 (2019) |
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Seattle, Interbay property, community preservation/development authority for:
HB 2882, SHB 2882 |
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Seattle, Interbay property, state lands development authority formation for:
HB 2966 |
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Seattle, James R. Ellis, community leader, honoring and remembering:
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SR 8708 (2020) |
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Seattle, persistent property offender arrested for property offense in, charging:
SB 6502 |
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Seattle, Ravenna creek in, restoring to flow above ground, examining:
SB 6380 |
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Seattle, statute of Vladimir Lenin in, work group on replacing, creating:
HB 2120 |
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Seattle, taxing authority for Alaskan Way viaduct replacement project:
HB 1809 |
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Small cities, option to opt out of business licensing service, when:
HB 2100 |
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Spokane, Don Kardong, runner and writer, recognizing:
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SR 8699 (2020) |
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Spokane, George R. Nethercutt, Jr., former U.S. representative, recognizing:
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SR 8674 (2020) |
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Streets, unauthorized campers/RV use, waste discharge from, general permit:
SB 6283 |
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Tacoma, William W. Philip, "Mr. Tacoma," honoring and recognizing role of:
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SR 8649 (2019) |
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Taxes, basing on employee wages, hours, or positions, prohibiting imposition:
SB 5589 |
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Taxes, multiple business, city/town imposition citing same statutory authority, prohibiting:
SB 6194 |
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Utilities, city/town services for tenants, collection of delinquent charges:
HB 1705, HB 2069, SHB 2069, 2SHB 2069 |
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Utilities, city/town, fees/taxes imposed on, billing statement disclosure of:
HB 2889 |
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Utilities, city/town, fees/taxes imposed on, disclosure to customers of:
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SHB 2889, CH 135 (2020) |
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Utilities, municipal, surplus property disposal at low/no cost, as a lawful tax:
EHB 2896 |
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Utilities, municipal, surplus property disposal for affordable housing:
EHB 2896 |
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Utility services, beyond city limits, annexation covenant requirement, prohibiting:
HB 1737 |
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Walla Walla, Jerry Cummins, civic leader, honoring:
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HR 4648 (2020) |
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Walla Walla, Walla Walla noon rotary club, hard work and charity of, recognizing:
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HR 4683 (2020) |
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Wenatchee, celebrating apple blossom festival and honoring apple blossom festival court:
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SR 8627 (2019),
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SR 8685 (2020) |
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