SB5018 amends the composition of county weed boards in Washington, dividing the county into four geographical areas and appointing voting members.
SB5018 modifies the geographic composition of county weed boards in Washington, requiring the county legislative authority to divide the county into four geographical areas. Each area appoints a voting member to the county noxious weed control board, which also includes one at-large member. At least three members must be engaged in agricultural production. The board comprises five voting members and one nonvoting member, the county extension office director or an appointed agent. Members serve four-year terms, with new appointments made at least 30 days before the current term ends.
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