Washington § 36.89.094 - Stormwater control facilities — Alternative foreclosure procedures on lien on delinquent charges.

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§ 36.89.094. Stormwater control facilities — Alternative foreclosure procedures on lien on delinquent charges.

Any county may, by resolution or ordinance, provide that an action to foreclose a stormwater service charge lien may be commenced after three years from the date stormwater service charges become delinquent, in lieu of the provisions provided for in RCW 35.67.230.
[ 1987 c 241 s 4.]

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