Revised Code of Washington - RCW Title 35 Cities And Towns - Chapter 35.71 Pedestrian Malls

  • 35.71.010 Definitions
    As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meaning herein given to each of them: "City" means any city or town. "Chief ...
  • 35.71.020 Establishment declared public purpose -- Authority to establish -- General powers
    The establishment of pedestrian malls is declared to be for a public purpose. Any corporate authority, by ordinance, may establish and regulate any street right-of-way ...
  • 35.71.030 Resolution of intention -- Traffic limitation -- Property owner's right of ingress and egress
    When the corporate authority determines that the public interest, safety, and convenience is best served by the establishment of a mall and that vehicular traffic ...
  • 35.71.040 Plan -- Alternate vehicle routes -- Off-street parking -- Hearing, notice
    Before a mall is established, a plan shall be formulated consistent with the city's comprehensive plan, including at least the area of the right-of-way between ...
  • 35.71.050 Real estate appraisers -- Report
    The corporate authority is authorized to engage duly qualified real estate appraisers, for the purpose of determining the value, or legal damages, if any, to ...
  • 35.71.060 Financing methods
    The corporate authority may finance the establishment of a mall, including, but not limited to, right-of-way improvements, traffic control devices, and off-street parking facilities in ...
  • 35.71.070 Waivers and quitclaim deeds -- Rights in right-of-way
    The corporate authority may formulate, solicit, finance and acquire, purchase, or negotiate the acquisition of waivers and the execution of quitclaim deeds by persons owning ...
  • 35.71.080 Vacating, replatting right-of-way for mall purposes
    The corporate authority, as an alternate to the preceding methods, may find that the right-of-way no longer is needed as a right-of-way. When persons owning ...
  • 35.71.090 "Mall organization" -- Powers in general -- Directors -- Officers
    The corporate authority may cause an organization of persons to be known as a "Mall organization" interested in creating a mall in a given area ...
  • 35.71.100 Special assessment
    After the establishment of the mall, the corporate authority may levy a special assessment on the real property within the area specially benefited by the ...
  • 35.71.110 Claims for damages
    Following the public hearing on the ordinance to establish a mall any person owning or having any legal or equitable interest in property which might ...
  • 35.71.120 Contracts with mall organization for administration -- Conflicting charter provisions
    If the corporate authority desires to have the mall administered by a mall organization rather than by one of its departments, the corporate authority may ...
  • 35.71.130 Election to discontinue mall -- Ordinance -- Outstanding obligations -- Restoration to former status
    The board of directors of a mall organization may call for an election, after the mall has been in operation for two years, at which ...
  • 35.71.910 Chapter controls inconsistent laws
    Insofar as the provisions of this chapter are inconsistent with a provision of any other law, the provisions of this chapter shall be controlling.[1965 c ...

Last modified: April 7, 2009