Washington HB1944 modifies rules for water-sewer districts selling surplus property.

Washington HB1944 amends the sale procedures for surplus property by water-sewer districts. It allows boards of commissioners to sell property at public or private sale if it is deemed surplus. The bill mandates public notice for sales of real property exceeding $7,500, requiring a broker price opinion or appraisal. It also sets a minimum sale price at 90% of the property's value, with exceptions for public auctions if the property remains unsold after 120 days.

Washington HB1944 modifies rules for water-sewer districts selling surplus property.

Washington HB1944 amends the sale procedures for surplus property by water-sewer districts. It allows boards of commissioners to sell property at public or private sale if it is deemed surplus. The bill mandates public notice for sales of real property exceeding $7,500, requiring a broker price opinion or appraisal. It also sets a minimum sale price at 90% of the property's value, with exceptions for public auctions if the property remains unsold after 120 days.