§ 59.21.005 Declaration — Purpose
§ 59.21.006 Declaration — Intent — Purpose — 1995 c 122
§ 59.21.010 Definitions
§ 59.21.021 Relocation assistance — Eligibility — Amounts of assistance — Distribution of assistance — Reimbursement — Application to receive relocation assistance
§ 59.21.030 Closure notice — Requirements
§ 59.21.033 Notice — Translated versions — Legal or advocacy resource information
§ 59.21.040 Relocation assistance — Exemptions
§ 59.21.050 Relocation fund — Administration — Tenant’s application — Form
§ 59.21.070 Rental agreement — Covenants
§ 59.21.100 Tenants — Waiver of rights — Attorney approval
§ 59.21.105 Existing older mobile homes — Forced relocation — Code waiver
§ 59.21.110 Violations — Penalty
§ 59.21.120 Relocation coordination program
§ 59.21.905 Effective date — 1995 c 122
§ 59.21.906 Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 59.21 - Mobile home relocation assistance

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