Washington Statutes
§ 89.30.040 — Conflicting petitions—Largest territory considered first.
Washington § 89.30.040
JurisdictionWashington
Title 89RECLAMATION, SOIL CONSERVATION, AND LAND SETTLEMENT
Ch. 89.30RECLAMATION DISTRICTS OF ONE MILLION ACRES
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Bluebook
Wash. Rev. Code § 89.30.040 (2026).
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In the event that more than one petition for the organization of a reclamation district covering any of the same territory, is filed with the same board or with different boards of county commissioners prior to the date of the issuance of the order fixing the time and place for a hearing on one of said petitions as herein provided, the petition covering the largest territory shall first be determined and voted upon by the electors concerned.
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Legislative History
[1927 c 254 s 14; RRS s 7402-14. Formerly RCW89.20.560.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 89.08.005
Short title.§ 89.08.010
Preamble.§ 89.08.020
Definitions.§ 89.08.030
Conservation commission.§ 89.08.050
Employees—Delegation—Quorum.§ 89.08.070
General duties of commission.§ 89.08.080
Petition to form district—Contents.§ 89.08.090
Notice of hearing—Hearing.§ 89.08.100
Findings—Order.§ 89.08.110
Election—How conducted.§ 89.08.120
Ballots.§ 89.08.130
Notice of election.§ 89.08.140
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