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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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x <br /> Appendix B: Obj ectives, Scope <br /> and Methodology <br /> Objectives <br /> The purpose of this performance audit is to assess how local governments process permit applications. <br /> The audit addresses the following objectives: <br /> 1. To what extent are local governments complying with the 120-day rule,including the <br /> annual reporting requirement? <br /> 2. Are local governments using processes appropriately for project permit reviews that <br /> exceed 120 days? <br /> For reporting purposes,the audit results have been organized into key findings.The messages relate to <br /> the original objectives as follows: <br /> • Audited governments met state-mandated permitting deadlines inconsistently in some areas, <br /> sometimes by wide margins(pages 13-26) —This finding addresses Objective 1 and 2. <br /> • Although already using many leading practices,audited governments could adopt practices to <br /> further improve permit review times(pages 27-31)—This finding addresses Objective 1. <br /> • Only one-third of local governments statewide published required annual performance reports <br /> on permit processing times(pages 32-34)—This finding addresses Objective 1. <br /> Scope <br /> This audit examined how long it took selected local governments to process <br /> permits associated with building and development.It also reviewed these Local governments <br /> governments'permitting processes to identify opportunities to better assist included in this audit <br /> applicants and reduce overall application time. Our audit period was calendar <br /> years 2019 through 2022. City of Bellingham <br /> We selected six local governments for this audit.Our goal when selecting • City of Richland <br /> governments was to include a good mix of cities and counties on both sides • City of Shoreline <br /> of the Cascades.We chose high-growth areas with a variety of population sizes . City of Vancouver <br /> and considered urban and rural designations for counties and population density <br /> for cities.The six governments we selected include four cities and two counties: Kittitas County <br /> four west of the Cascades and two east.The audited governments are listed - Snohomish County <br /> in the sidebar. <br /> Growth Management Act Appendix B 150 <br />
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