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Engineering Policies

The Board Responsibilities

The Legislative Authority cannot shift its ultimate responsibility. The County Legislative Authority members are those who must facel the taxpayers at each election. It is therefore the County Legislative Authority's responsibility to develop broad policies that allow the Engineer the authority to organize and staff the departments under his or hers jurisdiction in the best possible way to get the entire job done.

Written Policies

It is to everybody's benefit to have written policies to cover situations that come up on a regular basis, or to cover problems or situations that the Legislative Authority would like handled in a specific way. A good written policy will save time for the County Legislative Authority and for the County Engineer. It will also serve to provide improved service to the public, since answers can be given to specific questions and services can be performed in specific ways, without having to try to remember, "How did we handle it last time?"

Required Policies under the Standards of Good Practice:
WAC Description
WAC 136-50-051
Policy regarding organization.
WAC 136-50-052
Policy regarding personnel practices.
WAC 136-50-053
Policy regarding handling of complaints.
WAC 136-50-054
Policy regarding approval of work for other public agencies and county departments.
WAC 136-50-055
Policy regarding utilities accommodation on county road rights of way.

CRAB point of contact is Walt Olsen P.E., Deputy Director, 360.753.5989


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