RCW 53.25.050
Tax title lands may be conveyed to district.
Any lands in an industrial development district acquired by the county by tax foreclosure, may, if the county commissioners deem the lands chiefly valuable for industrial development purposes, be conveyed to the port district. The lands shall be held in trust by the port district and may be managed, developed, leased, or sold by it as provided in this chapter.
From the proceeds of the sale or lease of the lands, the district shall first reimburse itself for any expense incurred by it in managing and developing the lands and any balance shall be paid to the county, which shall distribute it the same as general taxes collected in that year.
[ 1955 c 73 § 5. Prior: 1939 c 45 § 2; RRS § 9709-2; RCW 53.24.020.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 53.25 - Industrial Development Districts—Marginal Lands.
53.25.010 - Marginal lands—Declaration of policies and purposes.
53.25.020 - Marginal lands—Further declaration.
53.25.030 - "Marginal lands" defined.
53.25.040 - Industrial development districts authorized—Boundaries—Deletion of land area.
53.25.050 - Tax title lands may be conveyed to district.
53.25.060 - Private lands may be conveyed to district—Cancellation of taxes.
53.25.070 - Discharge of trust.
53.25.080 - When lands revert to county.
53.25.090 - Conditions precedent to making improvements.
53.25.100 - Powers as to industrial development districts.
53.25.110 - Sale authorized in industrial development district.
53.25.130 - Findings and determination—Record—Appeal.
53.25.140 - Action on determination—Sale by competitive bid or negotiation.
53.25.150 - Competitive bids—Conditions—Acceptance.
53.25.160 - Devotion of property to intended use—Remedy—Restraint on alienation.
53.25.170 - Covenant running with the land—Forfeiture.
53.25.200 - Advances of general fund moneys or credit.
53.25.210 - Determination that land sought by eminent domain is marginal.