Washington Statutes
§ 35.22.210 — Separate designation of councilmembers in certain first-class cities.
Washington § 35.22.210
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Wash. Rev. Code § 35.22.210 (2026).
Text
Any city of the first class having a population less than one hundred thousand by the last federal census and having a charter providing that each of its councilmembers shall be the commissioner of an administrative department of such city, may by ordinance provide for the separate designation of such councilmembers as officers, in accordance with such administrative departments, and for their filing for and election to office under such separate designations.
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Legislative History
[2009 c 549 s 2045;1965 c 7 s 35.22.210. Prior:1925 ex.s. c 61 s 1; RRS s 8948-1.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 35.01.010
First-class city.§ 35.01.020
Second-class city.§ 35.01.040
Town.§ 35.02.005
Purpose.§ 35.02.010
Authority for incorporation—Number of inhabitants required.(Effective until June 30, 2028.)§ 35.02.030
Petition for incorporation—Contents.§ 35.02.035
Petition—Auditor's duties.§ 35.02.037
Petition—Notice of certification.§ 35.02.039
Public hearing—Time limitations.§ 35.02.040
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