RCW 36.40.150
Emergencies subject to hearing—Right of taxpayer to review order.
No expenditure shall be made or liability incurred pursuant to the order until a period of five days, exclusive of the day of entry of the order, have elapsed, during which time any taxpayer or taxpayers of the county feeling aggrieved by the order may have the superior court of the county review it by filing with the clerk of such court a verified petition, a copy of which has been served upon the county auditor. The petition shall set forth in detail the objections of the petitioners to the order and the reasons why the alleged emergency does not exist.
[ 1963 c 4 § 36.40.150. Prior: 1925 ex.s. c 143 § 2, part; 1923 c 164 § 6, part; RRS § 3997-6, part.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
36.40.010 - Estimates to be filed by county officials.
36.40.020 - Commissioners to file road and bridge estimate and estimate of future bond expenditures.
36.40.030 - Forms of estimates—Penalty for delay.
36.40.040 - Preliminary budget.
36.40.050 - Revision by county commissioners.
36.40.060 - Notice of hearing on budget.
36.40.071 - Budget hearing—Alternate date for budget hearing.
36.40.080 - Final budget to be fixed.
36.40.090 - Taxes to be levied.
36.40.100 - Budget constitutes appropriations—Transfers—Supplemental appropriations.
36.40.120 - Limitation on use of borrowed money.
36.40.130 - Excess of expenditures, liability.
36.40.140 - Emergencies subject to hearing.
36.40.150 - Emergencies subject to hearing—Right of taxpayer to review order.
36.40.160 - Emergencies subject to hearing—Petition for review suspends order.
36.40.170 - Emergencies subject to hearing—Court's power on review.
36.40.180 - Emergencies subject to hearing—Nondebatable emergencies.
36.40.190 - Payment of emergency warrants.
36.40.195 - Supplemental appropriations of unanticipated funds from local sources.
36.40.200 - Lapse of budget appropriations.
36.40.220 - Rules, classifications, and forms.
36.40.230 - No new funds created.
36.40.250 - Biennial budgets—Supplemental and emergency budgets.