Washington § 85.05.500 - Levy for preliminary expenses — Preliminary expenses defined.

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§ 85.05.500. Levy for preliminary expenses — Preliminary expenses defined.

Preliminary expenses shall mean all of the expenses incurred in the proceedings for the organization of said district and in other ways to be incurred prior to the beginning of actual construction of the improvement and shall be paid from the fund hereby created from time to time upon call of the treasurer.
[ 1933 c 39 s 2; RRS s 4247-2. Formerly RCW 85.04.405, part.]

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