Washington § 47.12.230 Additional financing methods for property and engineering costs—Warrant form and procedure.

Washington Statutes

§ 47.12.230 — Additional financing methods for property and engineering costs—Warrant form and procedure.

Washington § 47.12.230

Title 47PUBLIC HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION

Ch. 47.12ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION OF STATE HIGHWAY PROPERTY

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Wash. Rev. Code § 47.12.230 (2026).

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Warrants issued for payment of property and engineering costs as provided herein shall be of a distinctive design and shall contain the words "for purchase by the state finance committee from . . . . fund" (indicating the proper investing fund as provided by the agreement). Such warrants shall be approved by the secretary of the state finance committee prior to their issuance by the state treasurer. Upon presentation of such warrants to the state treasurer for payment, he or she shall pay the par value thereof from the fund for which the state finance committee agreed to purchase such warrants whether or not there are then funds in the motor vehicle fund. The state treasurer shall deposit such warrants in the treasury for the investing fund.

Severability — 1961 c 281: See note following R

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Warrants issued for payment of property and engineering costs as provided herein shall be of a distinctive design and shall contain the words "for purchase by the state finance committee from . . . . fund" (indicating the proper investing fund as provided by the agreement). Such warrants shall be approved by the secretary of the state finance committee prior to their issuance by the state treasurer. Upon presentation of such warrants to the state treasurer for payment, he or she shall pay the par value thereof from the fund for which the state finance committee agreed to purchase such warrants whether or not there are then funds in the motor vehicle fund. The state treasurer shall deposit such warrants in the treasury for the investing fund.

Severability — 1961 c 281: See note following RCW 47.12.180 .