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4/8/2024
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Public Works Study Session
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BoCC Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Only one-third of local governments statewide <br /> published required annual performance report's <br /> on permit processing times (page32) <br /> Certain local governments must post annual reports on permit review timeliness. <br /> Beyond state law requirements,sharing permit review times with applicants helps <br /> ensure predictability,and is therefore a leading practice for all governments. <br /> However,only one-third of local governments publicly report on permit timeliness, <br /> and even fewer included all information required by law.We examined 18 <br /> published government reports on permit processing time,and only four reports <br /> contained most required elements. <br /> Revisions to a chapter of state law(RCW 36.70B.080)will change reporting <br /> requirements starting in 2025.In addition,the Department of Commerce will have <br /> a new role in the process for annual permit reports. <br /> Recommendations <br /> We made a series of recommendations to the six audited cities and counties to <br /> address permit review performance that does not achieve 120-day compliance. <br /> We recommended the local governments implement continuous improvement <br /> methods,and analyze cost of service and staffing levels.We also made <br /> recommendations to address a lack of transparency and predictability for permit <br /> applicants in their jurisdictions. <br /> Next steps <br /> Our performance audits of state programs and services are reviewed by the Joint <br /> Legislative Audit and Review Committee(JLARC) and/or by other legislative <br /> committees whose members wish to consider findings and recommendations on <br /> specific topics.Representatives of the Office of the State Auditor will review this <br /> audit with JLARCs Initiative 900 Subcommittee in Olympia.The public will have <br /> the opportunity to comment at this hearing.Please check the JLARC website for <br /> the exact date,time,and location(www.leg.wa.gov/JLARC).The Office conducts <br /> periodic follow-up evaluations to assess the status of recommendations and may <br /> conduct follow-up audits at its discretion.See Appendix A,which addresses the <br /> I-900 areas covered in the audit.Appendix B contains information about our <br /> methodology. <br /> Growth Management Act Executive Summary 5 <br />
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