SB5053 regulates the formation and governance of public facilities districts in Washington.
SB5053 details the creation and governance of public facilities districts in Washington. It allows towns, cities, and counties to form these districts, which are municipal corporations with taxing authority. Districts must be governed by a board of directors with members appointed by the participating legislative authorities. The bill specifies the composition of these boards, the process for appointing members, and the powers of the districts, including the ability to enter into contracts and acquire property. The creation of a district requires voter approval for certain taxes.
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