Washington Statutes
§ 52.06.090 — Merger of part of district with a district within reasonable proximity.
Washington § 52.06.090
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Wash. Rev. Code § 52.06.090 (2026).
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A part of one district may be transferred and merged with a district located within reasonable proximity if the area can be better served by the merged district. To effect such a merger, a petition, signed by a majority of the commissioners of the merging district or signed by not less than fifteen percent of the qualified electors residing in the area to be merged, shall be filed with the commissioners of the merging district, if signed by electors, or with the commissioners of the merger district if signed by commissioners of the merging district. If the commissioners of the merging district approve the petition, the petition shall be presented to the commissioners of the merger district. If the commissioners of the merger district approve the petition, an election shall be called in the
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Legislative History
[2018 c 28 s 2;2014 c 25 s 1;1989 c 63 s 16;1984 c 230 s 64;1965 ex.s. c 18 s 2;1963 c 42 s 1;1953 c 176 s 5. Formerly RCW52.24.090.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 52.02.020
Districts authorized—Health clinic services.§ 52.02.030
Petition—Certification.§ 52.02.035
Petition—Notice of sufficiency.§ 52.02.040
Petition—Public hearing.§ 52.02.060
Hearing—Inclusion and exclusion of land.§ 52.02.070
Action on petition—Resolution—Election—District name when located in more than one county.§ 52.02.080
Election.§ 52.02.110
Declaration of election results—Resolution.§ 52.02.140
Appeal.§ 52.02.150
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