The board appoints an executive director who will serve at its pleasure to carry out the board priorities and the mission of the agency including the following administrative duties:
(1) The executive director will direct and supervise all day-to-day activities of the staff.
(2) The executive director is the appointing authority of the staff and may authorize subordinates to act in the executive director's place to carry out administrative duties.
(3) The executive director has sidewalk deviation authority as described in WAC
479-14-200.
(4) The executive director has administrative increase authority for projects up to the following levels:
(a) Urban program - Fifteen percent of project costs or seven hundred fifty thousand dollars whichever is less.
(b) Small city arterial program - Up to one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars.
(c) City hardship assistance program - Up to seventy-five thousand dollars.
(d) Sidewalk program - Up to fifty thousand dollars.
(e) Small city preservation program - Up to two hundred thousand dollars within available funding limitations.
(f) Arterial preservation program – Up to fifteen percent of original TIB grant.
(g) Small city federal match within the limits set by the board in accordance with WAC
479-14-215.
[Statutory Authority: Chapter
47.26 RCW. WSR 13-20-087, § 479-01-060, filed 9/30/13, effective 10/31/13; WSR 12-08-060, § 479-01-060, filed 4/3/12, effective 5/4/12; WSR 07-18-050, § 479-01-060, filed 8/30/07, effective 9/30/07.]