Washington § 39.114.030 - Public improvements.

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§ 39.114.030. Public improvements.

(1) Public improvements that are financed under this chapter may be undertaken and coordinated with other programs or efforts undertaken by the local government and other taxing districts and may be funded in part from revenue sources other than tax allocation revenues.
(2) Public improvements that are constructed by a private developer must meet all applicable state and local laws.
(3) A private developer may construct public improvements and receive payment from tax allocation revenues received by the local government as part of a reimbursement agreement between the parties. Any reimbursement paid to the developer may be secured by tax allocation revenues received by the local government.
[ 2026 c 141 s 3; 2021 c 207 s 3.]

Notes

Modification—Impact—Effective date—2026 c 141: See notes following RCW 39.114.010.

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