Citation	Process	Product	Timeline/Rules	Time line/Program	Status
ORS 705.710 (1): Develop a minor label program.	Assign a rules advisory committee.	Minor label program for residential plumbing and residential and commercial electrical installations.	July 1, 2000	In place July 1, 2000	§ Met July 1, 2000 deadline § Program expanded to include commercial electrical installations August 16. § Committee reconvenes to discuss and evaluate programs later this summer. § As of 9/30/02 the Service Center has sold 47.000 labels. § Program expanded to statewide July, 2002..
ORS 705.710 (2) -(4) Develop standard application forms and procedures for issuing permits (both with and without a plan review) and for recording inspections.	Assign a rules advisory Committee.	§ Permit application forms for plumbing, electrical, mechanical, building, and manufactured dwelling. § Residential plan review check list. § Process for recording inspections. § Process for issuing permits when no plan review is required. § Commercial application checklist.	July 1, 2000.	Forms distributed and in use by tri-county jurisdictions by July 1, 2000	Met July 1, 2000 deadline to write rules. Rules listed a number of issues to be resolved including processes for deferred submittals, phased permitting, over-the-counter permits that require plan review and plan review resolution Committee activity: ongoing.
ORS 705.710 (5), Establish a standardized methodology for determining fees.	Assign a rules advisory Committee.	Fee methodologies have been defined for residential and commercial: § Electrical permits § Plumbing permits § Mechanical permits § Structural permits § Manufactured Home Siting	July 1, 2000.	Tri-County jurisdictions implemented the fee methodology July 1, 2000.	Committee has completed rule writing and will reconvene when new methodology issues arise. It is anticipated that this group will reconvene to discuss a fee methodology for phased permitting processes.
ORS 705.710 (6),(7) Maintain and make available the names of plans reviewers and inspectors.	Staff project.	Lists uploaded and maintained on the BCD web site with links from the Tri-County web page.	July 1, 2000 No rules necessary.	Posted to the Tri-County web site: www.oregonbcd.org/tricounty/htm.	Maintained by BCD's webmaster.
Citation	Process	Product	Timeline/Rules	Time line/Program	Status
ORS 705.710 (8) Review the qualifications of persons applying for certification as inspector or plans reviewer	Assign rules advisory committee	Qualification review process	January 1, 2001	Program will be enacted after January 1, 2001	The committee has developed a process allowing any person with a denied application for structural or mechanical inspector or plans examiner to request the Tri-County board review the application
ORS 705.710 (9) Develop and make available appropriate training for plans reviewers and inspectors	Planning Panel	Approved in-training programs for A and B level structural and mechanical inspectors and plans reviewers	January 1, 2001 No rules necessary	Approved program/s in place by July 1, 2001	All programs have been approved for use by all jurisdictions statewide. The programs, attendant forms and information are available on the BCD web site. Became statewide program 6/2001.
ORS 705.710 (10) Administer pre-paid cost accounts.	Staff project	Pre-paid cost accounts will be available to customers purchasing minor labels.	January 1, 2001 No rules necessary.	Accounts were available January 1, 2001.	Status: Twenty pre-paid cost accounts have been opened to date
ORS 705.710 (11) Assist local building officials in interpreting the state building code.ORS 705.710 (12) Establish a process to facilitate consistent code interpretation in the tri-county region.	Task force assigned.	Process to facilitate the consistent application of code. The process is based on the code forum concept with industry and building department participation.	July 1, 2001 No rules necessary.	Code forums begin late July. Each code forum is scheduled every other month.	§ Code consistency committee made code panel designations § Written minutes cause waves within the jurisdictions, but BO’s hold to promise of using determinations as inspection standards. § Newsletters published quarterly; causing a stir outside the region (contractors wish to use the code applications downstate, for example). §
ORS 705.710 (13) Develop a process to resolve code disputes between local building officials and contractors regarding site specific application of one or more provisions of the state building code.	Discussed and approved at the Board level.	Process to resolve site specific disputes using an “on-call” group of industry and building department code experts consult with the building official of the jurisdiction in which the dispute occurs.	July 1, 2001 No rules necessary.	Volunteer staffing and procedures to be in place by July 1, 2001	§ To date, six disputes resolved. Two in favor of the local jurisdiction, four in favor of contractor. All find the process fair.