HB 1195 Concerning compliance with siting, development permit processes and standards, and requirements for permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, indoor emergency housing, or indoor emergency shelters.
January 21, 2025
by Cindy Alia 1/11/25
Property Rights Urgent Alert!
HB 1217 Improving housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord-tenant act and the manufactured/mobile home landlord-tenant act by limiting rent and fee increases, requiring notice of rent and fee increases, limiting fees and deposits, establishing a landlord resource center and associated services, authorizing tenant lease termination, creating parity between lease types, and providing for attorney general enforcement.
by Cindy Alia 12/9/24
The CAPR Bill Reading Team has found a bill that will damage your privacy, property values, and independence! We are reading bills with an eye toward protecting your freedoms in life, liberty, and property!
December 3, 2024
Posted by Cindy Alia December 3, 2024
The Washington State Legislative Session is Scheduled to convene
for the 2025 regular session on January 13, 2025
CAPR is Preparing for the session!
The CAPR Bill reading and reviewing process has begun, and we will continue to rate legislative bills on the CAPR website Bill Rating Page!
Our bill reading team is in place and ready for the session!
The legislature has a process of pre-filing proposed bills starting in December. The bills have begun to be published as of yesterday.
You can read pre-filed bills from now until session start on January 13!
December 3, 2024
This notification from Pierce County will change the county GMA ordinances you have worked hard to improve!
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By Cindy Alia 10/20/24, Updated 12/03/24
Additional News re King County Proposed Septic System Ordinance Changes!
The King County Department of Health has "pushed back" presenting its code changes to the King County Board of Health. CAPR has had concerns and complaints about both the proposed code and the process of OSS Ordinance changes that have provided a rocky road for citizens seeking to remain involved with a clear understanding of what is proposed. That being said, the comments below outlining our concerns with the Ordinance or code remain valid and still need to be presented to the county!
From King County Department of Health:
Hello from the King County On-site Sewage System (OSS) Program team!
American Stewards of Liberty warns us of the United States Department of Agriculture is preparing policy to implement the Sustains Act. This will monetize our "Natural Processes" and establish ownership of those processes!
Please read this American Stewards of Liberty current Issue which describes the process and the bill, why it is harmful to all Americans, and why comment is needed. This is not a formal rule-making comment period, but rather an agency "information gathering" period.
September 14, 2024
The New Civil Liberties Alliance has gained a huge win in protecting property owners and others from Agencies wielding judicial deference against Americans, returning due process to the rule of law to court decisions!
"“Today’s decision vindicates the rule of law. By ending Chevron deference, the Court has taken a major step to shut down unlawful power grabs by federal agencies and to preserve the separation of powers. Going forward, judges will be charged with interpreting the law faithfully, impartially, and independently, without deference to the government. This is a win for individual liberty and the Constitution.”
— Roman Martinez, Latham & Watkins partner who delivered oral argument in the Relentless case"
June 28. 2024
By Cindy Alia
Many counties are in the process of updating comprehensive plans. Part of King Counties Comprehensive Plan Update is an Update to code enforcement in King County.
CAPR has read the Public Notice of Intent to Amend King County Code Titles 9, 12, 17, and 23, and we have provided comment to Summary of Proposed Ordinance relating to King County Code Enforcement Updates 2024. The comments were on the proposed updates after reading both the plain language document, and the proposed changes in the code enforecement draft ordinance.
Please note the email for Tom Campbell, King County Permitting Division, where you can send any comments you may wish to provide to the county:
Email to permittinglegislation@kingcounty.gov
