Washington · statute · Wash. Rev. Code ch. 29A.93 · 5 active provisions
(1) "Covered jurisdiction" means:(a) A political subdivision which, within the previous 25 years, has become subject to a court order, government enforcement action, court-approved consent decree, or a settlement in which the political subdivision conceded liability, based upon a violation of chapter 29A.92 RCW, the fe…
(1)(a) Prior to adopting or administering a covered policy as defined in RCW 29A.93.010, the governing body of a covered jurisdiction shall submit such covered policy to the attorney general for issuance of a certification of no objection to the proposed covered policy.(b) The attorney general shall issue a certificati…
(1) An action may be filed by any aggrieved person in any of the following circumstances:(a) The attorney general has issued a certification of no objection to a covered policy in violation of RCW 29A.93.020; or(b) To compel the governing body of the covered jurisdiction to seek issuance of a certification of no object…
(1) No later than July 1st of each even-numbered year, the attorney general shall, in consultation with the office of financial management and other relevant agencies, designate those political subdivisions which qualify as covered jurisdictions pursuant to RCW 29A.93.010 based on the best available data from the Unite…
Once the attorney general issues a certificate of no objection pursuant to RCW 29A.93.020, or once the attorney general's certificate of no objection of a covered policy is upheld by a court in the case of an appeal under RCW 29A.93.030(1)(a), whichever is later, an action against the political subdivision based on the…