Washington § 47.12.248 - Structures acquired in advance of programmed construction — Maintenance.

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§ 47.12.248. Structures acquired in advance of programmed construction — Maintenance.

Whenever the department purchases or condemns any property under RCW 47.12.180 through 47.12.240 or 47.12.242 through 47.12.246, the department shall cause any structures so acquired and not removed within a reasonable time to be maintained in good appearance.
[ 1984 c 7 s 127; 1969 ex.s. c 197 s 10.]

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