Establishes rules for creating public facilities districts in Washington, including governance and tax approval requirements.
The bill outlines the process for creating public facilities districts in Washington, detailing how they can be established by cities, towns, or counties. It specifies that these districts must be coextensive with the boundaries of the participating entities, excluding incorporated towns or cities not party to the agreement. Governance of the districts is defined, with boards of directors appointed by the legislative authorities of the participating entities. The bill also mandates that any tax imposed by a public facilities district must be approved by a majority of voters in the district.
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