Allows small cities in Washington to use up to 15% of lodging tax revenue for infrastructure and tourism-related purposes.
The bill provides flexibility for small cities in Washington to use up to 15% of lodging tax revenue for infrastructure, secondary roadways, recreational facilities, and tourist season law enforcement. Before adopting an ordinance, the governing body must provide public notice and hold a hearing, allowing substantial input from stakeholders and the public. This change aims to support tourism-related facilities and enhance local infrastructure.
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