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Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-010 - Purpose and authority

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The laws of the state of Washington provide in
				RCW
				  36.80.030 that the county engineer shall have
				supervision, under the direction of the county legislative authority, of
				maintaining all county roads of the county. The purpose of maintenance
				management is to recognize that many road maintenance activities can be
				planned, scheduled and accomplished in a predetermined manner.
				RCW
				  36.78.121 directs the county road
				administration board, or its successor entity, to establish a standard of good
				practice for maintenance of transportation system assets.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-010, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05; 99-01-021, §
										136-11-010, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-11-010, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-02-105
				  (Order 37), §
										136-11-010, filed
				  1/24/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-020 - Goal

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This chapter is intended to establish basic management
				principles for road maintenance activities and to set forth specific goals and
				objectives relative to the results to be achieved.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-020, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05; 99-01-021, §
										136-11-020, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-11-020, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-02-105
				  (Order 37), §
										136-11-020, filed
				  1/24/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-030 - Objectives

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(1) To preserve the
			 investment made in roads, bridges, and roadway appurtenances.
(2) To create stronger accountability to
			 ensure that cost-effective maintenance and preservation is provided for
			 transportation facilities.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-030, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05; 99-01-021, §
										136-11-030, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-11-030, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-02-105
				  (Order 37), §
										136-11-030, filed
				  1/24/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-040 - Maintenance management requirements

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(1) An inventory of significant maintenance
			 features (physical assets), as determined by the county, shall be
			 maintained.
(2) Maintenance
			 management is based upon work activities. Work activity guidelines shall be
			 defined, by each county, for the significant activities representing the
			 maintenance work to be performed. Definitions shall include an activity code,
			 title, description, work unit and inventory unit.
(3) An annual work program and budget shall
			 be prepared. The activity-based work program and budget shall summarize the
			 kinds and amounts of work planned and the costs of the planned work.
(4) The resources needed to accomplish the
			 annual work program shall be documented.
(5) Work scheduling procedures shall be
			 documented.
(6) Work accomplishment
			 and expenditure shall be monitored.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-040, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-050 - Annual review

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On an annual basis, beginning in calendar year 2008, the county
				road administration board shall review compliance with the requirements of WAC
				136-11-040 and report the results
				to the transportation commission or its successor entity.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-050, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-11 - Maintenance management › Section 136-11-060 - County road administration board assistance

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To assist each county to meet its requirements, the county road
				administration board shall provide maintenance management support and training.
				The county road administration board will also provide to counties, upon
				request, technical assistance related to defining, developing, operating,
				managing and utilizing maintenance management procedures.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 05-22-060, §
										136-11-060, filed 10/31/05,
				  effective 12/1/05.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-010 - Purpose and authority

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The laws of the state of Washington make detailed provisions in
				chapter 36.80 RCW, for the employment of a county engineer in each county. This
				chapter specifies that the county legislative authority of each county shall
				employ a county road engineer on either a full-time or part-time basis, or by
				contracting with another county for the engineering services of a county road
				engineer; that they shall be a registered and licensed professional civil
				engineer under the laws of this state; that they shall have supervision, under
				the direction of the county legislative authority, of all activities related to
				the county roads of the county, including maintenance; that they shall certify
				to the county legislative authority all bills with respect to county roads;
				that they shall keep complete public records of all road department activities;
				that they shall prepare plans and specifications for all construction work on
				the county road system; give an official bond to the county conditioned upon
				faithfully performing all the duties and accounting for county property
				entrusted to them.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-010, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02; 99-01-021, §
										136-12-010, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-12-010, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-010, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 13, §
										136-12-010, filed 12/26/69;
				  Regulation 1, §
										136-12-010, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-020 - Procedure during vacancy or change

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When a vacancy or change occurs in the office of county
				engineer for any reason, the county legislative authority shall take immediate
				steps to find a replacement. The county legislative authority or county
				executive shall, by electronic email or official letter, within five business
				days, notify the county road administration board of the vacancy or change, the
				effective date of the vacancy or change and of the procedure to be followed
				during the period of vacancy. The notice to the county road administration
				board shall state that the legislative authority or county executive has
				reviewed the requirements within chapter 136-12 WAC.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-020, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02; 99-01-021, §
										136-12-020, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-020, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Regulation 1, §
										136-12-020, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-030 - Acting county engineer

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If for any reason it is impossible to employ a new county
				engineer immediately, the county legislative authority shall designate, by
				resolution, an acting county engineer for an interim period not to exceed six
				months except as provided in WAC
				136-12-060. A
				copy of such resolution shall be forwarded to the county road administration
				board within five business days of the effective date of the vacancy.
If the acting county engineer is not a licensed professional
				civil engineer, the legislative authority shall designate a licensed
				professional civil engineer to perform all professional civil engineering
				functions during the interim period as required by chapter 18.43 RCW, and the
				unlicensed acting county engineer shall perform only those functions of the
				office not requiring a professional civil engineer's license.
Per
				RCW
				  18.43.120, it is unlawful for a person to
				practice engineering without a license, unless directly overseen by a licensed
				individual. For the purposes of this chapter, the practice of engineering
				involves anything requiring engineering opinion, judgment, consultation,
				analysis, calculation, or design, but would exclude certain routine maintenance
				and operations decision making and calculations by qualified
				personnel.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-12-030, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-030, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 25, §
										136-12-030, filed 1/27/75; Order
				  1, §
										136-12-030, filed 7/17/68;
				  Regulation 1, §
										136-12-030, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-045 - Notification of hiring

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When final arrangements for the employment of a new county
				engineer have been made, the county legislative authority or the county
				executive shall, within five business days, notify the county road
				administration board in writing and shall include the following information:
				Name of new county engineer, Washington professional civil engineer
				registration number, start date, and contact information, including an email
				address when available. In addition, the notification shall include a copy of
				the organization chart detailing the responsibilities of the county engineer if
				there is an adopted change, WAC 136-50-050(1), and a copy of the appointment
				resolution, letter of appointment, or copy of the meeting minutes of the
				legislative authority recording the appointment.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-045, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-060 - Failure to comply

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In the case of vacancy or change, if a county fails to comply
				with any portion of chapter 136-12 WAC, the matter will be considered at the
				next regular meeting of the county road administration board. The county road
				administration board may take any action regarding county forces construction,
				the county's motor vehicle fuel tax distribution, county arterial preservation
				program eligibility or rural arterial program eligibility it deems appropriate:
				Provided however, that it may continue to grant reasonable extensions in the
				event the affected county can give adequate proof or demonstrate at the next
				regularly scheduled board meeting that a diligent effort has been made to
				secure the services of a qualified professional civil
				engineer.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 09-23-044,
				  §
										136-12-060, filed 11/9/09,
				  effective 12/10/09. Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-060, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02; 99-01-021, §
										136-12-060, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-060, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Regulation 1, §
										136-12-060, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-070 - County engineer in counties that choose to employ a part-time county engineer or a contract county engineer

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When the county legislative authority chooses to employ a
				county engineer on a part-time basis the terms of such employment shall be set
				forth in a contract adopted by resolution of the legislative authority. Such
				contract shall specify, but need not be limited to: Statement of legal
				responsibility, salary or wage arrangements, meetings with the legislative
				authority, travel expenses and relationship with regular employees. A copy of
				such resolution and contract shall be forwarded to the office of the county
				road administration board within five business days of adoption.
When the legislative authority chooses to contract with another
				county for services such contract shall be approved by resolution of both
				legislative authorities. Such contract shall specify, but need not be limited
				to: Statement of legal responsibility, salary or wage arrangements, meetings
				with the legislative authority, travel expenses and relationship with regular
				employees. A copy of the contract and both resolutions shall be forwarded to
				the office of the county road administration board within five business days of
				adoption by both counties. Any such contract shall be in accordance with the
				procedures of the Interlocal Cooperation Act, chapter 39.34
				RCW.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-070, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02; 99-01-021, §
										136-12-070, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-12-070, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-070, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 13, §
										136-12-070, filed
				  12/26/69.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-12 - Standards of good practice-Vacancy or change in position of county engineer › Section 136-12-080 - Supervision of nonengineering county engineer duties in counties with a part-time county engineer or a contract county engineer

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When a legislative authority of a county chooses to employ a
				county engineer on a part-time basis or contract with another county for the
				services of its county engineer, it shall designate by resolution a full-time
				employee to perform the day-to-day supervision of the county engineer duties
				not requiring a professional civil engineering license in accordance with
				policies established by the legislative authority.
Per
				RCW
				  18.43.120, it is unlawful for a person to
				practice engineering without a license, unless directly overseen by a licensed
				individual. For the purposes of this chapter, the practice of engineering
				involves anything requiring engineering opinion, judgment, consultation,
				analysis, calculation, or design, but would exclude certain routine maintenance
				and operations decision making and calculations by qualified personnel.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 02-18-018, §
										136-12-080, filed 8/22/02,
				  effective 9/22/02. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-12-080, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.080. 90-07-074 (Order 74), §
										136-12-080, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 13, §
										136-12-080, filed
				  12/26/69.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-010 - Purpose and authority

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The requirement to develop and adopt both long range and short
				range programs as a prerequisite to road construction is established in
				RCW
				  36.79.080,
				36.81.121 and
				36.81.130.
				Numerous studies have shown that road construction needs far exceed available
				revenue. Priority programming is the development and application of techniques
				designed to rank any array of potential projects in order of importance to
				serve as a guide in assisting a county legislative authority in the formulation
				of road programs and distribution of limited resources. Priority programming
				procedures for counties must be adaptable to a wide variety of
				situations.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-14-010, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-010, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 16, §
										136-14-010, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-020 - Application

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Priority programming techniques shall be applied in the ranking
				of all potential projects on the road system of each county. They may be
				applied to all road and bridge projects combined in a single group, may be
				applied to individual functional classes of roads and further subdivided into
				rural and urban systems if desired, or by funding source(s). Priority
				programming will not be required, but is recommended, for the local access road
				system. However, bridges on the local access road system must be included in
				priority programming.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-020, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 16, §
										136-14-020, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-030 - Process

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Each county engineer will be required to develop a priority
				programming process tailored to meet the overall roadway system development
				policy determined by their county legislative authority. Items to be included
				and considered, which may vary from county to county, in the technique for
				roads shall include, but need not be limited to the following:
(1) Traffic volumes;
(2) Roadway condition;
(3) Geometrics;
(4) Safety and accident history;
			 and
(5) Matters of significant
			 local importance.
Bridge priorities shall be established in accordance with WAC
				136-20-060. A
				description of the priority programming technique to be used shall be submitted
				by each county engineer to the county road administration board, upon
				request.
The county road administration board, upon request, will
				provide assistance to counties in the development, evaluation or modification
				of their priority programming process in order to meet the requirements of this
				rule.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-14-030, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-14-030, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-030, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 3388, §
										136-14-030, filed 4/7/72; Order
				  16, §
										136-14-030, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-040 - Application of process

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The priority programming process for roads shall be applied by
				the county engineer to all potential arterial, collector and bridge projects in
				the county, and to local access road projects if directed by the legislative
				authority. The resulting priority array(s) shall be updated not later than the
				first Monday in October and shall be consulted together with bridge priorities
				by the county legislative authority and county engineer during the preparation
				of the proposed six-year transportation program as described in chapter 136-15
				WAC.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-14-040, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-14-040, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-040, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 25, §
										136-14-040, filed 1/27/75; Order
				  3388, §
										136-14-040, filed 4/7/72; Order
				  16, §
										136-14-040, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-050 - Certification

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In order to assure that priority arrays were available and were
				consulted during the preparation of the proposed six-year transportation
				program each year, the resolution of adoption of such program by each
				legislative authority shall include assurances to this effect. A copy of the
				adopting resolution shall be forwarded to the county road administration board
				together with the six-year transportation program.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-14-050, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-050, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 25, §
										136-14-050, filed 1/27/75; Order
				  16, §
										136-14-050, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-14 - Standards of good practice-Priority programming › Section 136-14-060 - Inventory records

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Each priority programming process will be based, at least in
				part, on existing road conditions. It is required, therefore, that in each
				county an adequate road inventory system be maintained. The inventory system
				shall be updated no later than April 1st of each year to reflect work done and
				improvements made during the previous year in accordance with requirements of
				chapter 136-60 WAC.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-14-060, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-14-060, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-075 (Order 75), §
										136-14-060, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 16, §
										136-14-060, filed
				  7/22/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-010 - Purpose and authority

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RCW   36.81.121 requires the
				preparation and annual updating of a six-year comprehensive transportation
				program. The program shall be adopted by the county legislative authority at
				any time before adoption of the annual budget and shall include all anticipated
				road and bridge construction projects, capital ferry expenditures, paths and
				trails projects and any other specified capital outlays for the following
				six-year period. The purpose of this chapter is to implement these statutory
				requirements with assurance that the program is based on a realistic assessment
				of available funding during the program period.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-15-010, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.81.121. 97-24-068, §
										136-15-010, filed 12/2/97,
				  effective 1/2/98. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-15-010, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-010, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-020 - Contents of six-year program

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Each adopted program shall designate the six-year time period
				included, the name of the county, the county number as assigned by the state
				office of financial management, the date(s) of the public hearing held to
				provide public input to the program, the date of the adoption by the
				legislative authority and the adopting resolution number. The adopted program
				for submittal to the county road administration board shall consist of two
				parts:
(1) A road fund revenue and
			 expenditure analysis for the six-year time period; and
(2) A program listing of specific
			 projects.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-15-020, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-15-020, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-020, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-030 - Road fund revenue and expenditure analysis

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The road fund revenue and expenditure analysis shall include
				the county's best estimates of future road fund revenues and expenditures over
				each year of the six-year program period.
The anticipated revenues should include a line item for motor
				vehicle fuel tax, the road levy after diversion, federal transportation program
				grants (by program), TIB funds, RATA funds, RID funds, public works trust fund
				loans, state forest funds, federal forest funds, and other miscellaneous
				revenues.
The anticipated road fund expenditures should include line
				items for administration, maintenance, facilities, transfers and loan
				repayments, reimbursable work and miscellaneous expenditures and shall show by
				subtraction the amount available for construction during each year of the
				program period.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-15-030, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-030, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-040 - Program listings of specific projects

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This listing shall include projects having an estimated cost
				approximately equal to the anticipated revenues for projects during the program
				period, clearly identifying those projects (1) for which funding is reasonably
				assured; (2) for which funds are not specifically assured but are within
				expected levels of existing programs for the applicable year; and (3), if
				desired, those which are unfunded within currently anticipated resources.
				Because of the possibility of unforeseen future circumstances at the time of
				approval of the six-year program, the above construction funding classification
				for any project shall not be considered final, but only an indication of the
				relative certainty of the various proposed projects.
Minimum required information for each project: Road log number,
				beginning and ending mile post limits, project length, federal functional
				classification, freight and goods classification, project name, project
				description or type, estimated cost and proposed/secured funding sources, and
				funding status.
It is recommended that provision be made in the program for one
				or more generic projects each year for improvements such as miscellaneous
				safety projects, new culvert and small bridge construction and other minor
				improvements.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-040, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-045 - RAP projects in the six-year program

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Each county's six-year transportation program in each
				even-numbered year shall include all projects for which the county may request
				RATA funds during the succeeding biennium. Project cost estimates for
				prospective RAP projects shall be considered preliminary and subject to
				revision until a project application is submitted.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. WSR 99-01-021, §
										136-15-045, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-050 - Adoption and submittal of six-year program

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A six-year program shall be adopted by resolution of the county
				legislative authority after appropriate public hearing at any time before
				adoption of the annual budget. The resolution of adoption shall include
				reference to availability of:
(1) A
			 priority array as required by WAC
			 136-14-050;
(2) An engineer's bridge condition report as
			 required by WAC
			 136-20-060; and
(3) The multiyear financing plan of the
			 transportation element of the county's comprehensive plan if required by
			 chapter
			 36.70A RCW.
Within thirty days of adoption, the county legislative
				authority shall submit the six-year program to the county road administration
				board.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-15-050, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.81.121. 97-24-068, §
										136-15-050, filed 12/2/97,
				  effective 1/2/98. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-050, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-055 - Modification of program

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The adopted six-year program may not be revised except by a
				majority vote of the members of the legislative authority who are present when
				the vote is taken. Such revisions shall be by resolution of the legislative
				authority and only after a public hearing thereon. A copy of such adopting
				resolution shall be forwarded to the county road administration board as part
				of the annual certification for that calendar year.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-15 - Standards of good practice procedures for preparation of six-year transportation programs › Section 136-15-060 - Conflicts with WSDOT and TIB authority

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Nothing in this rule shall eliminate or modify any requirements
				or procedures or authorities of either the Washington state department of
				transportation or the transportation improvement board as codified in the
				Revised Code of Washington or as adopted in the Washington Administrative
				Code.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 88-16-017
				  (Order 68), §
										136-15-060, filed
				  7/25/88.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-010 - Purpose and authority

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As provided for in
				RCW
				  36.81.130, the county engineer shall submit a
				recommended annual road program, hereinafter referred to as the annual program,
				to the county legislative authority on or before the first Monday in October.
				The annual road program shall include recommendations for all road and bridge
				construction projects and all road equipment purchases for the ensuing year.
				The county legislative authority shall consider the recommended program and
				make any revisions deemed necessary.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-010, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-010, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-076 (Order 76), §
										136-16-010, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 29, §
										136-16-010, filed 8/3/76; Order
				  21, §
										136-16-010, filed 4/19/73;
				  Regulation 2, §
										136-16-010, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-018 - Adoption of annual program

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The county legislative authority shall adopt a final annual
				program at any time prior to the adoption of the budget.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-018, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-076 (Order 76), §
										136-16-018, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90; Order 29, §
										136-16-018, filed 8/3/76; Order
				  21, §
										136-16-018, filed
				  4/19/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-020 - Contents of annual program

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The adopted annual program shall include, but not be limited
				to:
(1) A line item for estimated
			 preliminary engineering costs;
(2)
			 A line item for estimated right of way acquisition costs; and
(3) A listing of all proposed construction
			 projects for the year including a brief description of the work, the name,
			 number and functional classification of the road, an estimate of the total cost
			 of each project, including construction engineering but excluding preliminary
			 engineering and right of way acquisition, and a notation as to whether
			 construction work on each project is to be done by contract or construction by
			 county forces or both.
When a project involves both contract and construction by
				county forces work the estimate shall be divided to show the estimated cost of
				each type of work. The sum of all construction costs shall be approximately
				equal to the amount included in the road fund construction budget for
				construction work. All construction projects shall be shown, regardless of
				funding source, including all projects previously authorized and under way on
				which expenditures are anticipated during the program year. Projects previously
				authorized on which construction work is contemplated within the program year
				shall also be listed showing the estimated costs of work during the program
				year. In all cases, the total amount of proposed construction by county forces
				costs shall not exceed the construction by county forces limit as computed in
				WAC 136-16-022.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 09-23-044,
				  §
										136-16-020, filed 11/9/09,
				  effective 12/10/09. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-020, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-09-084
				  (Order 38), §
										136-16-020, filed 7/22/80; Order
				  29, §
										136-16-020, filed 8/3/76; Order
				  21, §
										136-16-020, filed 4/19/73;
				  Regulation 2, §
										136-16-020, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-022 - Construction by county forces limit

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The statutory construction by county forces limit shall be
				computed in accordance with
				RCW
				  36.77.065. The county population used in the
				computation shall be the official office of financial management estimate as of
				April 1st of the previous calendar year.
Determination by the county road administration board that a
				violation of
				RCW
				  36.77.065 has occurred shall be cause for
				issuance of a conditional certificate of good practice by the board as
				specified in WAC
				136-04-060 on behalf of the
				county in which the violation occurred. The first condition of such a
				conditional certificate of good practice shall be that the county be required,
				at the next regular or special meeting of the county road administration board,
				to show cause why a certificate of good practice should not be denied to that
				county.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 09-23-044,
				  §
										136-16-022, filed 11/9/09,
				  effective 12/10/09. Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW and SSB 5733.
				  01-24-074, §
										136-16-022, filed 12/3/01,
				  effective 1/3/02. Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-022, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-022, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-076 (Order 76), §
										136-16-022, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-16-020
				  (Order 40), §
										136-16-022, filed 10/29/80;
				  80-09-084 (Order 38), §
										136-16-022, filed
				  7/22/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-025 - Miscellaneous and alternate projects

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The adopted program may include an item for miscellaneous
				unspecified projects in a dollar amount not to exceed ten per cent of the
				total. The adopted program may also include a separate section for alternate
				projects which shall be listed in the same manner as required for regular
				program projects. No construction work shall be done on any alternate project
				until it has been authorized by resolution. Said resolution shall clearly
				identify the project as an alternate project, and shall specify which project
				or projects are being deferred or deleted in order that adequate funding be
				available for the alternate.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-09-084
				  (Order 38), §
										136-16-025, filed
				  7/22/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-030 - Requirements of listing equipment

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In accordance with
				RCW
				  36.81.130. The annual program shall also
				include a list of all major road equipment purchases and repairs contemplated
				for the year, together with the estimated costs thereof. The total estimated
				cost of all equipment listed shall be approximately equal to the amount
				budgeted for equipment purchase in the annual equipment rental and revolving
				fund budget. The equipment list may include an item for miscellaneous minor
				equipment in any amount up to ten percent of the estimated total cost. The list
				may also include a list of alternate or additional items of equipment totaling
				up to fifteen percent of the basic list cost to allow for unforeseen
				conditions.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-030, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-030, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96; Regulation 2, §
										136-16-030, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-035 - Requirements of listing maintenance

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In accordance with
				RCW
				  36.81.130, the annual program shall also
				include the amounts to be expended for maintenance but details of the proposed
				expenditures shall not be made. This requirement shall be deemed satisfied by
				submission of a maintenance management work plan and budget per WAC
				136-11-040.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-035, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-040 - Forwarding of program

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A copy of the adopted annual program and appropriate resolution
				shall be forwarded to the county road administration board within thirty days
				of its adoption but not later than December 31st of each
				year.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-040, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99; Order 21, §
										136-16-040, filed 4/19/73;
				  Regulation 2, §
										136-16-040, filed
				  12/13/67.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-042 - Modification of program

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The adopted annual program may not be changed, revised or
				increased except by unanimous vote of the members of the legislative authority
				who are present when the vote is taken. Such modifications shall be by
				resolution of the legislative authority and shall list each changed, revised or
				added project. A copy of such resolution shall be forwarded to the county road
				administration board within thirty-days of its adoption.
Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-042, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-042, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-076 (Order 76), §
										136-16-042, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-09-084
				  (Order 38), §
										136-16-042, filed 7/22/80; Order
				  29, §
										136-16-042, filed 8/3/76; Order
				  21, §
										136-16-042, filed
				  4/19/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 136 - County Road Administration Board › Chapter 136-16 - Standards of good practice - Annual road program, construction report, and construction by county forces limits › Section 136-16-050 - Annual construction report

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At any time prior to April 1st of the year following the annual
				program year, the county engineer shall submit an annual construction report to
				the county road administration board in accordance with forms and instructions
				provided by the county road administration board. The construction report shall
				show actual expenditures for all construction work including construction
				administration and engineering done during the previous budget year. Upon
				receipt of each county's annual construction report, the construction by county
				forces limit as described in
				RCW
				  36.77.065 will again be compared with the
				actual accomplishments as set forth in the annual construction report. A county
				which exceeds the construction by county forces limit as part of the annual
				program or as part of the annual construction report shall be in violation of
				this standard of good practice.
Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 09-23-044,
				  §
										136-16-050, filed 11/9/09,
				  effective 12/10/09. Statutory Authority: Chapter 36.79 RCW. 99-01-021, §
										136-16-050, filed 12/7/98,
				  effective 1/7/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070 and
				  36.79.060. 96-17-013, §
										136-16-050, filed 8/12/96,
				  effective 9/12/96. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    36.78.070. 90-07-076 (Order 76), §
										136-16-050, filed 3/21/90,
				  effective 4/21/90. Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  36.78 RCW. 80-09-084
				  (Order 38), §
										136-16-050, filed 7/22/80;
				  Regulation 2, §
										136-16-050, filed
				  12/13/67.