Washington § 84.55.047 - Applicability of chapter to community revitalization financing increment areas.

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§ 84.55.047. Applicability of chapter to community revitalization financing increment areas.

Limitations on regular property taxes that are provided in this chapter shall continue in a taxing district whether or not an increment area exists within the taxing district as provided under chapter 39.89 RCW.
[ 2001 c 212 s 24.]

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