Washington Code 35A.63.030 – Joint meetings and cooperative action
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Pursuant to the authorization of the legislative body, a code city planning agency may hold joint meetings with one or more city or county planning agencies (including city or county planning agencies in adjoining states) in any combination and may contract with another municipality for planning services. A code city may enter into cooperative arrangements with one or more municipalities and with any regional planning council organized under this chapter for jointly engaging a planning director and such other employees as may be required to operate a joint planning staff.
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Effective date—1969 ex.s. c 81: See note following RCW 35A.13.035.
Terms Used In Washington Code 35A.63.030
- City: means an incorporated city or town. See Washington Code 35A.63.010
- Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
- Legislative body: means a code city council, a code city commission, and, in cases involving regional or cooperative planning or action, the governing body of a municipality. See Washington Code 35A.63.010
- Municipality: includes any code city and, in cases of regional or cooperative planning or action, any city, town, township, county, or special district. See Washington Code 35A.63.010
- Planning agency: means any person, body, or organization designated by the legislative body to perform a planning function or portion thereof for a municipality, and includes, without limitation, any commission, committee, department, or board together with its staff members, employees, agents, and consultants. See Washington Code 35A.63.010