Washington § 85.06.610 - Payment of preliminary expense where proceedings are dropped — Certification of order to tax levying officers.

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§ 85.06.610. Payment of preliminary expense where proceedings are dropped — Certification of order to tax levying officers.

The clerk of said superior court shall certify the said order to the board of county commissioners, and to the county auditor and upon receipt of said order by said board it shall proceed forthwith to execute said order, and upon said levy being made it shall be extended upon the tax rolls, certified and collected at the same time, in the same manner as other special district taxes.
[ 1903 c 67 s 7; RRS s 4498. Formerly RCW 85.04.740.]

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