36.57A.210 – Passenger-only ferry service—Taxes, fees, and tolls.
RCW 36.57A.210 Passenger-only ferry service—Taxes, fees, and tolls. (1) A public transportation benefit area may, as part of a passenger-only ferry investment plan, recommend some or all of the following revenue sources as provided in this chapter: (a) A motor vehicle excise tax, as provided in RCW 82.80.130; (b) A sales and use tax, as […]
36.57A.220 – Passenger-only ferry service between Kingston and Seattle.
RCW 36.57A.220 Passenger-only ferry service between Kingston and Seattle. A public transportation benefit area seeking grant funding as described in *RCW 47.01.350 for a passenger-only ferry route between Kingston and Seattle shall first receive approval from the governor after submitting a complete business plan to the governor and the legislature by November 1, 2007. The […]
36.57A.222 – Passenger-only ferry service districts—Authorized—Investment plan—Dissolution.
RCW 36.57A.222 Passenger-only ferry service districts—Authorized—Investment plan—Dissolution. (1) A governing body of a public transportation benefit area, located in a county that only borders the western side of Puget Sound with a population of more than two hundred thousand and contains one or more Washington state ferries terminals, may establish one or more passenger-only ferry […]
36.57A.224 – Passenger-only ferry service districts—Revenue.
RCW 36.57A.224 Passenger-only ferry service districts—Revenue. (1) A passenger-only ferry service district may, as part of a passenger-only ferry investment plan, recommend some or all of the following revenue sources as provided in this chapter: (a) A sales and use tax, as authorized in RCW 82.14.445; (b) A parking tax, as authorized in RCW 82.80.035; […]
36.57A.226 – Passenger-only ferry service districts—Issuance of bonds.
RCW 36.57A.226 Passenger-only ferry service districts—Issuance of bonds. (1) To carry out the purposes of this chapter, a passenger-only ferry service district may issue general obligation bonds, not to exceed an amount, together with any other outstanding nonvoter-approved general obligation indebtedness, equal to one and one-half percent of the value of the taxable property within […]
36.57A.130 – Treasurer and auditor—Powers and duties—Transportation fund—Contribution of sums for expenses.
RCW 36.57A.130 Treasurer and auditor—Powers and duties—Transportation fund—Contribution of sums for expenses. The treasurer of the county in which a public transportation benefit area authority is located shall be ex officio treasurer of the authority. In the case of a multicounty public transportation benefit area the county treasurer of the largest component county, by population, […]
36.57A.140 – Annexation of additional area.
RCW 36.57A.140 Annexation of additional area. (1) An election to authorize the annexation of territory contiguous to a public transportation benefit area may be called within the area to be annexed pursuant to resolution or petition in the following manner: (a) By resolution of a public transportation benefit area authority when it determines that the […]
36.57A.150 – Advanced financial support payments.
RCW 36.57A.150 Advanced financial support payments. Counties that have established a county transportation authority pursuant to chapter 36.57 RCW and public transportation benefit areas that have been established pursuant to this chapter are eligible to receive a one-time advanced financial support payment from the state to assist in the development of the initial comprehensive transit […]
36.57A.060 – Comprehensive plan—Development—Elements.
RCW 36.57A.060 Comprehensive plan—Development—Elements. The public transportation benefit area authority authorized pursuant to RCW 36.57A.050 shall develop a comprehensive transit plan for the area. Such plan shall include, but not be limited to the following elements: (1) The levels of transit service that can be reasonably provided for various portions of the benefit area. (2) […]
36.57A.070 – Comprehensive plan—Review.
RCW 36.57A.070 Comprehensive plan—Review. The comprehensive transit plan adopted by the authority shall be reviewed by the state department of transportation to determine: (1) The completeness of service to be offered and the economic viability of the transit system proposed in such comprehensive transit plan; (2) Whether such plan integrates the proposed transportation system with […]