Washington § 47.46.091 - Tacoma Narrows bridge citizen advisory committee.

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§ 47.46.091. Tacoma Narrows bridge citizen advisory committee.

The Tacoma Narrows bridge citizen advisory committee is hereby created as directed under RCW 47.46.090. The advisory committee members shall be appointed proportionately, to the extent practicable, from those areas from which the majority of the trips originate on the bridge according to the latest traffic analysis by the department.
[ 2005 c 329 s 2.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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