Washington § 68.54.050 - Merger — Petition — Special election.

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§ 68.54.050. Merger — Petition — Special election.

If the auditor finds that the petition contains the signatures of a sufficient number of qualified electors, he or she shall return it, together with his or her certificate of sufficiency attached thereto, to the board of the merging district. Thereupon such board shall adopt a resolution, calling a special election in the merging district, at which shall be submitted to the electors thereof, the question of the merger.
[ 2012 c 117 s 323; 1969 ex.s. c 78 s 5. Formerly RCW 68.18.050.]

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