Washington § 89.30.535 - Negotiable bonds of general improvement or divisional district — Notice and election in nonassessable area.

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§ 89.30.535. Negotiable bonds of general improvement or divisional district — Notice and election in nonassessable area.

Where any nonassessable area is situated within any voting precinct within the general improvement or divisional district, any notice or other announcement required by law to be posted, may be so posted in such area, and any election held or to be held pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, may be held within such area.
[ 1927 c 254 s 179; RRS s 7402-179. Formerly RCW 89.26.440.]

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