RCW 64.90

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The Washington Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act (WUCIOA). Enacted in 2018, WUCIOA will become the sole governing law for all Washington common interest communities (HOAs, condominiums, planned communities) effective January 1, 2028 under ESSB 5796.

Status Active
Verified Apr 16, 2026
Source Official text
Statutory Text Verified Apr 19, 2026 · LEG_WA_GOV
Sections I. DEFINITIONS, APPLICABILITY, AND OTHER GENERAL PROVISIONS HTML PDF 64.90.010 Definitions. HTML PDF 64.90.015 No variation by agreement. HTML PDF 64.90.020 Separate titles and taxation. HTML PDF 64.90.025 Applicability of local ordinances, regulations, and building codes. HTML PDF 64.90.030 Eminent domain. HTML PDF 64.90.035 Supplemental general principles of law applicable. HTML PDF 64.90.040 Construction against implicit repeal. HTML PDF 64.90.045 Application — Construction. HTML PDF 64.90.050 Unconscionable agreement or term of contract. HTML PDF 64.90.055 Obligation of good faith. HTML PDF 64.90.060 Remedies. HTML PDF 64.90.065 Adjustment of dollar amounts. HTML PDF 64.90.070 Electronic signatures in global and national commerce act. HTML PDF 64.90.085 Common interest communities, amendments to. HTML PDF 64.90.090 Prior condominium statutes. HTML PDF 64.90.100 Common interest communities, nonresidential and mixed-use. HTML PDF 64.90.105 Common interest communities, out-of-state. HTML PDF 64.90.110 Exempt real estate arrangements. HTML PDF 64.90.115 Other exempt covenants. II. CREATION, ALTERATION, AND TERMINATION OF COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES HTML PDF 64.90.200 Common interest communities, creation of. HTML PDF 64.90.205 Reservation of name. HTML PDF 64.90.210 Unit boundaries. HTML PDF 64.90.215 Construction and validity of governing documents. HTML PDF 64.90.220 Description of units. HTML PDF 64.90.225 Declaration — Contents. HTML PDF 64.90.230 Leasehold common interest communities. HTML PDF 64.90.235 Allocated interests. HTML PDF 64.90.240 Limited common elements. HTML PDF 64.90.245 Maps — Exception — Amendments — Requirements — Recording. HTML PDF 64.90.250 Development rights. HTML PDF 64.90.255 Common elements and units — Alterations. HTML PDF 64.90.260 Unit boundaries — Relocation. HTML PDF 64.90.265 Subdivision and combination of units. HTML PDF 64.90.270 Monuments as boundaries. HTML PDF 64.90.275 Sales purposes. HTML PDF 64.90.280 Easement and use. HTML PDF 64.90.285 Amendment of declaration. HTML PDF 64.90.290 Termination. HTML PDF 64.90.295 Rights of secured lenders. HTML PDF 64.90.300 Master association. HTML PDF 64.90.305 Delegation of power to subassociations. HTML PDF 64.90.310 Merger or consolidation. HTML PDF 64.90.315 Addition of unspecified real estate. HTML PDF 64.90.320 Large scale communities. HTML PDF 64.90.325 Judicial termination. HTML PDF 64.90.340 New interests minimum density. HTML PDF 64.90.350 New common interest communities — Accessory dwelling units. HTML PDF 64.90.360 Common interest communities. HTML PDF 64.90.365 Common interest communities — Exceptions. HTML PDF 64.90.370 Election of preexisting common interest communities, plat communities, miscellaneous communities. HTML PDF 64.90.375 Governing documents — Inconsistency. III. MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITY HTML PDF 64.90.400 Unit owners association — Organization. HTML PDF 64.90.405 Powers and duties. HTML PDF 64.90.410 Board members, officers, and committees. HTML PDF 64.90.415 Period of declarant control — Transition. HTML PDF 64.90.420 Transfer of association property. HTML PDF 64.90.425 Transfer of special declarant rights. HTML PDF 64.90.430 Contracts and leases — Termination. HTML PDF 64.90.435 Organizational documents. HTML PDF 64.90.440 Maintenance, repair, replacement — Liability of unit owner — Inspection. HTML PDF 64.90.445 Meetings. HTML PDF 64.90.450 Quorum. HTML PDF 64.90.455 Unit owner voting. HTML PDF 64.90.460 Liability — Tolling. HTML PDF 64.90.465 Conveyance or encumbrance of common elements. HTML PDF 64.90.470 Insurance. HTML PDF 64.90.475 Accounts and records — Reconciliation. HTML PDF 64.90.480 …
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