File #: 2006-0033    Version:
Type: Motion Status: Passed
File created: 1/17/2006 In control: Committee of the Whole
On agenda: Final action: 1/23/2006
Enactment date: Enactment #: 12239
Title: A MOTION establishing the 2006 State Legislative Agenda for King County.
Sponsors: Dow Constantine, Larry Phillips
Indexes: Legislative Program, Legislature, Washington, State of
Attachments: 1. 12239.pdf, 2. 2006-0033 Staff Report for 01-23-06 COW.doc, 3. 2006-0033 Transmittal Letter.doc, 4. A. King County 2006 State Legislative Agenda, 5. A. King County 2006 State Legislative Agenda dated 1-23-06, 6. A. King County 2006 State Legislative Agenda dated 1-23-06, 7. B. King County 2006 Statement of State Policy Positions, 8. B. King County 2006 Statement of State Policy Positions dated 1-23-06, 9. B. King County 2006 Statement of State Policy Positions dated 1-23-06
 
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Clerk 1/12/2006
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A MOTION establishing the 2006 State Legislative Agenda for King County.
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      WHEREAS, the metropolitan King County council and the King County executive have worked through the joint King County legislative steering committee to develop a state legislative agenda and desire to bring their positions on issues facing the 2006 Washington State Legislature to the attention of the Washington state Legislature, and
      WHEREAS, King County desires to work cooperatively with other local governments and other organizations such as the Washington State Association of Counties, the Washington Association of County Officials, the Suburban Cities Association, the Association of Washington Cities and the Washington Transit Association to achieve its 2006 legislative goals, and
      WHEREAS, counties have been recognized by the Legislature as partners with the state in the delivery of such critical services as transportation, criminal justice, public health, community and human services and water resources, and
      WHEREAS, King County is dependent on a strong fiscal partnership with the State, and
      WHEREAS, if King County is going to be able to continue delivering basic government services to our residents, it needs a preservation, if not an expansion, of state support, and
      WHEREAS, the King County council and the King County executive will continue to review legislative developments for possible revisions of King County's 2006 state legislative program;
      NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MOVED by the Council of King County:
      The King County council adopts the attached 2006 Legislative Agenda for King
 
County as King County's highest priorities for action in the 2006 legislative session of the Washington state Legislature.
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