Washington § 87.53.070 - Transcript of proceedings — Financial statement.

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§ 87.53.070. Transcript of proceedings — Financial statement.

The auditor shall deliver to the county clerk a certified copy of the transcript of the proceedings of the commissioners on the matter together with a statement of the district's cash assets, segregated as to the bond fund and the total of all other funds, and a statement of the debts of the district as they appear on the records, taking into account any reduction in bond debt offered by the bondholders in their consent to dissolution; also a general inventory of the district property segregated only as to main classes, together with any offer for same submitted in the bondholders' consent to dissolution.
[ 1951 c 237 s 7. Prior: 1899 c 102 s 7; RRS s 7537.]

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