§ 53.25.010 Marginal lands — Declaration of policies and purposes
§ 53.25.020 Marginal lands — Further declaration
§ 53.25.030 “Marginal lands” defined
§ 53.25.040 Industrial development districts authorized — Boundaries — Deletion of land area
§ 53.25.050 Tax title lands may be conveyed to district
§ 53.25.060 Private lands may be conveyed to district — Cancellation of taxes
§ 53.25.070 Discharge of trust
§ 53.25.080 When lands revert to county
§ 53.25.090 Conditions precedent to making improvements
§ 53.25.100 Powers as to industrial development districts
§ 53.25.110 Sale authorized in industrial development district
§ 53.25.120 Notice of hearing on sale — Hearing — Plans and specifications — Conditions — Devotion of property to public use
§ 53.25.130 Findings and determination — Record — Appeal
§ 53.25.140 Action on determination — Sale by competitive bid or negotiation
§ 53.25.150 Competitive bids — Conditions — Acceptance
§ 53.25.160 Devotion of property to intended use — Remedy — Restraint on alienation
§ 53.25.170 Covenant running with the land — Forfeiture
§ 53.25.190 Eminent domain
§ 53.25.200 Advances of general fund moneys or credit
§ 53.25.210 Determination that land sought by eminent domain is marginal
§ 53.25.900 Repeal and saving
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 53.25 - Industrial development districts -- Marginal lands

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