Washington § 79.24.550 - State buildings to be constructed only on capitol grounds — Exception.

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§ 79.24.550. State buildings to be constructed only on capitol grounds — Exception.

No state agency shall undertake construction of buildings in Thurston county except upon the state capitol grounds: PROVIDED, That the state capitol committee may authorize exceptions upon a finding by the state capitol committee that appropriate locations on the capitol grounds or east capitol site are unavailable.
[ 1961 c 167 s 6.]

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

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