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LID Programs aend Lookalikes LID/ID Programs/C000pe. stile 'mprovement 'Programs Information about the City of Tacoma's LID program can be found at: http:/M►ww,tacoma.org/Page.aspx? r, id=526 Information about the King County RID program can be found at; http:/A4ww.kingcounty.g ov/transportation/kcdot/Roads/Engineeri ngServices/RoadImprove mentDistricts.aspx. Information about the Spokane County RID program can be found at: http://www.spokanecountV.org/engineer/content.aspx?c=1473 The City of Portland has an active LID program as well: http://www.portlandonline,com/transportationfindex.cfm?c=35715 Vancouver, Canada has a neighborhood self program called Country Lanes: http ://va ncouver. ca/engsvcs/streetsAoca lim prove m entsf m p rovem entTypesfenes/co u ntry.htm (Latecomers Agreements Important 2W9 Legislative Change EHB 1513 (Session Law C 234 L 09), Effective July 26, 2009 This legislation gives certain agencies, including cities and counties, the ability to participate in utility system latecomer agreements under Chapter 35.91 RCW. Before, cities and counties could participate only in street and transportation latecomer agreements under Chapter 35,72 RCW. What Are They? Latecomer agreements, also referred to as recovery contracts or reimbursement agreements, allow a property owner who has installed street or utility improvements to recover a portion of the costs of those improvements from other property owners who later develop property in the vicinity and use the improvements. Two different statutes, Chapter 35.72 RCW for streets, and Chapter 35.91 RCW for utilities, govern these. Both Chapter 35.72 RCW and Chapter 35.91 RCW allow a municipality to be considered as a property ownerthat can be reimbursed under a street latecomer agreement, thanks to EHB 1513 X2009). Local and Road Improvement Districts Manual for Washington State Sixth Edition 83