Washington § 89.30.487 - Divisional districts — Powers of board, officers and electors.

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§ 89.30.487. Divisional districts — Powers of board, officers and electors.

All the powers which the district board, other officers and the electors therein, now or shall hereafter have under the provisions of this chapter to organize, manage, finance and operate a general improvement district, said board, other officers and said electors, shall have to organize, manage, finance and operate divisional districts, and such divisional districts may be organized, managed, financed and operated to develop and improve the lands susceptible of irrigation within their operation for any of the purposes for which a general improvement district may be organized, managed, financed and operated.
[ 1927 c 254 s 163; RRS s 7402-163. Formerly RCW 89.24.210.]

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