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2011 Washington Code
Title 35 Cities and towns
35.77 Streets -- Planning, establishment, construction, and maintenance.

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  • 35.77.010 Perpetual advanced six-year plans for coordinated transportation program expenditures -- Nonmotorized transportation -- Railroad right-of-way.
  • 35.77.015 Provisions for bicycle paths, lanes, routes, roadways and improvements to be included in annual revision or extension of comprehensive street programs -- Exception.
  • 35.77.020 Agreements with county for planning, establishment, construction, and maintenance.
  • 35.77.030 Agreements with county for planning, establishment, construction, and maintenance -- County may use road fund -- Payments by city -- Contracts, bids.
  • 35.77.040 Agreements with county for planning, establishment, construction, and maintenance -- Act is additional and concurrent method.

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