Washington § 52.30.060 - Change of district name — Resolution.

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§ 52.30.060. Change of district name — Resolution.

The name of a fire protection district shall be changed, as proposed by resolution of the board of fire commissioners of the district, upon the adoption of a resolution approving the change by the county legislative authority of the county in which all, or the largest portion, of a fire protection district is located.
[ 1989 c 63 s 34.]

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