Washington § 89.30.280 - District office — Change of location.

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§ 89.30.280. District office — Change of location.

Said office and official place of business may be changed by passing a resolution to that effect at a previous meeting of the board entered in the minutes thereof and by posting a notice of the same in a conspicuous public place at or near the place of business which is to be changed at least ten days prior thereto, and by the previous posting of a copy of said notice for the same length of time at or near the new location of the office.
[ 1927 c 254 s 94; RRS s 7402-94. Formerly RCW 89.22.100.]

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