WA HB2294

Prohibits private agreements that restrict real property from being used as a grocery store or pharmacy when such use would otherwise be allowed under local zoning laws, declaring such restrictions void and unenforceable

Exempts agreements predating the law's effective date, and allows temporary restrictions when a grocery store or pharmacy relocates within one-half mile and reopens within one year, with a maximum three-year restriction on the former site

Permits retail centers to limit the number of grocery stores or pharmacies within the center, but prohibits enforcement of such restrictions if a site remains unused for over one year

Authorizes local governments to grant extensions for good cause, including extending the relocation distance to one mile and adjusting time limits for reopening or restriction duration

Enforcement available through the Attorney General under the Consumer Protection Act (chapter 19.86 RCW) and through civil actions by cities, towns, or counties seeking injunctive or declaratory relief