§ 81.104.010 Purpose
§ 81.104.015 Definitions
§ 81.104.020 State policy roles
§ 81.104.030 Policy development outside central Puget Sound — Voter approval
§ 81.104.040 Policy development in central Puget Sound — Voter approval
§ 81.104.050 Expansion of service
§ 81.104.060 State role in planning and implementation
§ 81.104.070 Responsibility for system implementation
§ 81.104.080 Regional transportation planning
§ 81.104.090 Department of transportation responsibilities — Funding of planning projects
§ 81.104.100 Planning process
§ 81.104.110 Independent system plan oversight
§ 81.104.115 Rail fixed guideway public transportation system — State safety oversight agency — Safety program plan and security and emergency preparedness plan — Penalties, sanctions — Rules — Annual report
§ 81.104.120 Commuter rail service — Voter approval
§ 81.104.130 Financial responsibility
§ 81.104.140 Dedicated funding sources
§ 81.104.150 Employer tax
§ 81.104.160 Motor vehicle excise tax for regional transit authorities — Sales and use tax on car rentals — Former motor vehicle excise tax repealed
§ 81.104.170 Sales and use tax — Maximum rates
§ 81.104.175 Property tax levy for regional transit authorities
§ 81.104.180 Pledge of revenues for bond retirement
§ 81.104.190 Contract for collection of taxes
§ 81.104.200 High capacity transportation corridor areas
§ 81.104.210 High capacity transportation corridor areas — Issuance of bonds
§ 81.104.220 Enhanced service zones — Board of a regional transit authority may establish — Ballot proposition — Voter-approved local option funding sources — Fixed rail guideway components
§ 81.104.230 Enhanced service zones — Submission of authorizing proposition — Imposition of tax — Proceeds
§ 81.104.240 Green electrolytic hydrogen and renewable hydrogen — Power to produce, distribute, and use
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