Washington § 85.15.050 - Written objections — Filing — Grounds — Waiver.

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§ 85.15.050. Written objections — Filing — Grounds — Waiver.

Any person, owner or reputed owner having any interest in any property against which the board of county commissioners seeks to make a protection and service charge under this chapter, may object thereto. All such objections must be in writing and filed with the board of county commissioners before the hearing is commenced upon the roll containing such properties and must state clearly the grounds of such objection. Objections not made within this time and in this manner shall be deemed conclusively to have been waived.
[ 1967 c 184 s 6.]

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