“Leading the way to excellence in building and life safety”
Winter Committee Meetings January 30, 2020 Pellegrino’s Event Center, Tumwater
Agenda
7:30 a.m. Coffee Service and Registration
8:00 a.m. WABO Business Meeting • Agenda Approval: January 30, 2020 • Minutes Approval: October 17-18, 2019
8:10 a.m. Legislative Overview – Tim Woodard and Amy Brackenbury
8:55 a.m. Adjourn
9:00 a.m. Van to Capitol Building for Legislative Visits by WABO
12:00 p.m. Return to Pellegrino’s Event Center – van will leave every 15 minutes
12:30 p.m. Working Lunch Government Relations • Recap of Capitol Hill Meetings • Other Legislative Issues
4:00 p.m. Committees Adjourn WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF BUILDING OFFICIALS
“Leading the way to excellence in building and life safety”
Proposed MINUTES – 2019 Fall Business Meeting Vancouver, Washington October 17-18, 2019
Call to Order
The quarterly business meeting of the voting representatives was called to order by President Ray Allshouse on October 17, 2019 at 8:00 a.m.
Roll Call
The following executive board officers were present:
C. Ray Allshouse - President Kurt Aldworth - 1st Vice President Tom Phillips - Immediate Past President
The following executive board officers were absent:
Lee Kranz - 2nd Vice President
The following executive board directors were present: Brian Smith - Certification & Registration Micah Chappell - Technical Code Development Tim Woodard - Government Relations Angela Haupt - Finance Todd Blevins - Education Stacy Criswell - Outreach Services Andy Higgins - Accreditation Ray Cockerham - Emergency Management Jon Siu - Past President Trace Justice - Past President Gary Schenk - Past President
The following management personnel were present: Tara Jenkins - Executive Director Troy Jenkins - Jenkins Management Solutions, LLC
Introductions
The active member voting representatives, associate members and guests introduced themselves. (Registration list on file at WABO office).
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Agenda
The President presented the proposed Agenda for the October 17-18, 2019, Fall Business Meeting.
MOTION: It was moved and seconded that the agenda be approved. The motion carried.
Minutes
The President presented the proposed Minutes for the WABO Annual Business Meeting on July 18-19, 2019.
MOTION: It was moved and seconded that the Minutes be approved as amended. The motion carried.
President’s Report
President Ray Allshouse reported on a proposed bylaw change regarding geographical representation on the International Code Council (ICC) Board of Directors that will be presented at the 2019 ICC Annual Business Meeting. Ray informed members of resources available to attend the Public Comment Hearings and announced the Technical Code Committee will be working on a voting guide to help assist members.
Executive Board Report
President Ray Allshouse provided an update on the Western Pacific League of Building Officials (WPLBO) candidate’s forum held August 2019. Ray announced that WABO sent an endorsement to ICC for a new Eastern WA Chapter recognition. Ray informed the members that the Oregon Building Officials Association (OBOA) is working with WABO’s TCD committee on code issues that are relevant to both states.
First Vice President
Kurt Aldworth reported on the OBOA Annual Business Meeting that he attended in August and discussed their meeting format, keynote speakers and overall experience. Kurt highlighted a veteran who is benefiting from the Region II Military Families Program.
Second Vice President
Kurt Aldworth provided Lee Kranz’s report in his absence. An update was provided on the status of the 2018 Washington Custom Codes. Group 1 should be available mid-February and Group 2 will have an anticipated release date of April 2020. Kurt reported on topics that were discussed at the Senate Bill 5795 Workgroup.
Immediate Past President
Nothing to report.
2 Executive Director
Tara Jenkins announced the meeting logistics to the membership. Tara thanked Stacy Criswell and Clark County for their coordinated effort in bringing the Clark County Interactive Trailer to the Fall meeting. Tara provided an overview of the WAsafe seminar that was held at Vancouver City Hall.
Meeting recessed for committee meetings at 9:00 a.m.
Meeting reconvened at 1:00 p.m.
GUEST REPORTS:
International Code Council
Ray Allshouse provided a report from ICC Board of Director, David Spencer, in his absence. Dave reported the following:
• July ICC acquired NTA, Inc., a provider of testing, inspection, compliance, engineering and off-site construction plan review services. • The Code Council has completed the 2025 strategic planning process. • ICC continues to sponsor the Board Director Shadow Program and Ben Leighton from the City of Spokane was chosen to attend. • The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) released a 2018 Interim Report that found adoption of the 2018 International Codes (I-Codes) generates a national benefit of $11 for every $1 invested.
Kraig Stevenson encouraged members attending the ICC Annual Conference to download the app which will help you schedule your itinerary. Kraig reported that Region II will be meeting on Sunday prior to the Annual Business Meeting. Kraig announced the release of an independent study that outlines economic benefits for communities that adopt the IPC.
Region II
Gary Schenk announced that Region II will be awarded the Region of the Year Award at the 2019 ICC ABM. Gary reported that WABO sponsored the Military Families program which will be a great succession program for the building departments.
IABO
Gary Schenk reported that IABO discussed the proposed ICC Bylaw change that deals with geographical representation at their last meeting. IABO will not support the proposed change.
WPLBO
Gary Schenk announced the WPLBO candidates’ forum that was held in late August went well. The next meeting will be held in February 2020.
3 Labor and Industries
Kelly Mayo from Factory Assembled Structures reported on HB1486 and delegation of authority for inspection purposes only. Labor & Industries is also launching a new tiny home website on November 2, 2019. If you have any questions the best way to contact them is via e-mail at [email protected].
State Building Code Council
Micah Chappell reported the council is still working through the Washington State codes, Group 1 is mostly done. The working documents can be found on the Council website. The State Building Code Council has funding for a new staff position which Richard Brown will hire in 2020.
MyBuildingPermit.com
Tom Phillips provided an update on enhancements to the MBP software dashboards, Phase One release date is February 2020. Phase Two 2020 workplan will focus on mapping and customer permit status. MBP has added new jurisdictions so they can staff another programmer. Tom also announced MBP training opportunities can be found on their website.
Liaison Reports
State Electrical Board
John Brickey reported the 2020 NEC will go in effect on July 1, 2020. John announced on September 1, 2019 a rule change regarding marinas to adopt the 2020 NEC provisions for ground protection for marinas. John stated his term on the Electrical Board ends July 2020 and informed the membership another representative needs to be appointed.
Chief Electrical Inspector Steve Thornton reported that L & I track permits in 5-year increments. The workload has increased each year, and nothing is indicating a slowdown or decline. Steve announced the virtual inspection is getting ready to launch and stated they can process 13-14 inspections a day versus 11-12 in the field inspections.
Construction Underground Economy
Gary Schenk reported the committee is trying to address contractors that are not licensed in the state. Labor & Industries has a new project ‘Protect My Home’ encouraging homeowners to hire smart. The public assumes if they hire a licensed contractor that they know what they are doing, which is not always the case.
Washington Cities Electrical Code
Kurt Aldworth reported the committee meets four times a year. The Washington amendments will be voted on in December and will be available in July 2020. Kurt reported Chris Jensen from UL conducted a 4-hour seminar for them and they are looking at more training opportunities this Spring and Fall.
4 Department of Children,Youth & Families
Mary Kate McGee reported a new rule from the department making a push for daycares in R2 dwellings. Currently, family home daycares are R3 and the department does not understand the issues/concerns of home daycares in R2’s. Please e-mail Mary Kate McGee who will be attending meetings with the state regarding this issue.
Meeting recessed for code forum at 3:00 p.m.
Friday, October 18, 2019 at 8:00 a.m. – Meeting reconvened
President Allshouse reconvened meeting at 8:00 a.m.
Motion and Action Items
None
Reports – Standing Committees
Education Committee – Todd Blevins announced the 2020 Annual Education Institute schedule is complete.
Government Relations – Tim Woodard announced the need for volunteers for the government relations subcommittee.
Technical Code - Micah Chappell stated the TCD committee went over code changes and proposals getting items wrapped up for ICC and SBCC.
Outreach Services – Stacy Criswell announced that the WABO Education and Events page is not just for WABO training. Stacy stated the committee discussed the need for an English is a second language checklist and will be working on top ten phrases and encouraged Google Translate. Stacy encouraged all first timers to reach out to him – networking is a valuable tool.
Certification & Registrations – Brian Smith stated the Mass Timber subcommittee has 40-50 written exam questions completed. The committee is optimistic the new category will be ready before the codes go into effect. Brain stated that tip sheets and suggestions are always welcomed.
Accreditation – Andy Higgins provided an update on the COAP program. The 3rd quarter of the third year will finish at the end of this year and the first year has kicked off again. The committee is looking at the learning objectives and trying to add value and remove duplication. The committee is looking for volunteers, please reach out to Andy Higgins if interested. The committee will be looking at state licensing and accreditation in the future. Andy announced that the ACO program became part of his committee and highly encourages the membership to apply.
Emergency Management - Ray Cockerham announced that a WAsafe class was held in Vancouver. The WAsafe committee is working on a WAserv registration manual that will assist responders in getting established on the state database. The WAsafe committee is also working on rules of engagement that will help train coordinators.
Finance - Angela Haupt provided the membership with an overview of WABO’s first quarter financials.
5 Unfinished Business
None.
New Business
None.
Announcements
Ray Allshouse announced the upcoming winter committee meeting will be at Pellegrino’s Event Center in Tumwater, WA on January 30, 2020.
Kurt Aldworth announced Michael Lubliner from WSU will be presenting the professional development on WA State Residential Energy Code.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00 a.m.
6 WABO Winter Committee Meeting January 30, 2020 Attendee List
KURT ALDWORTH CBO, ACO C. RAY ALLSHOUSE AIA, CBO, ACO CITY OF KIRKLAND CITY OF SHORELINE
KIM BARKER ANDY BOOTH CITY OF BELLINGHAM SNOHOMISH COUNTY
AMY BRACKENBURY SEAN CARLSTROM CBO, ACO WABO LOBBYIST CITY OF SHELTON
RAY COCKERHAM CBO TERRY FORSLUND CITY OF PUYALLUP CITY OF TACOMA
MARTY GILLIS CBO RAFIK GINDY WEST COAST CODE CONSULTANTS, INC. CITY OF LAKEWOOD
DIANE GLENN AMBER GREEN CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS OF WA, LLC SAFEBUILT, LLC
BRYAN HAMPSON ANGELA HAUPT CBO CITY OF KENMORE CITY OF KIRKLAND
DANA HERRON CBO WILLIAM HILL CBO, ACO CITY OF MILTON BHC CONSULTANTS
TARA JENKINS TROY JENKINS WASHINGTON ASSN OF BUILDING OFFICIALS JENKINS MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC
ALEX JENNESS HOYT JETER PE SOUTH COUNTY FIRE & EMS CITY OF TACOMA
TRACE JUSTICE CBO, ACO LEE KRANZ CBO, ACO SNOHOMISH COUNTY CITY OF BELLEVUE DSD
MELISSA MULLINS RYAN MUMMA CBO WASHINGTON ASSN OF BUILDING OFFICIALS CITY OF LAKE STEVENS
L. G. NELSON CBO, ACO THOMAS PHILLIPS CBO, ACO CPRS TOWN OF WOODWAY
GARY SCHENK CBO, ACO MARC SCHOENBERG CBO CITY OF SEATAC CITY OF PACIFIC
MARK SLEVIN BRIAN SMITH CBO, ACO CITY OF COVINGTON CITY OF BELLEVUE
AL SPAULDING CBO KRAIG STEVENSON CBO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ICC GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
DAVID SWASEY QUYEN THAI CITY OF BOTHELL CITY OF TACOMA TOM USHING CBO TIM WOODARD 4LEAF, INC. CITY OF BLAINE
WABO Budget Comparison 07/01/2019 to 12/31/2019 This Period Budgeted Percentage Member Services Income $ 42,400 $ 77,200 54.9% Expense $ 150,620 $ 252,350 59.7% Bookstore Income $ 97,768 $ 357,244 27.4% Expense $ 99,044 $ 331,098 29.9% Welder Program Income $ 236,458 $ 510,350 46.3% Expense $ 98,628 $ 202,703 48.7%
Special Inspection Program Income $ 90,861 $ 109,150 83.2% Expense $ 82,924 $ 97,081 85.4%
Education Institute Income $ 750 $ 195,000 0.4% Expense $ 4,892 $ 189,930 2.6%
Seminars Income $ 4,050 $ 15,000 27.0% Expense $ 2,357 $ 11,615 20.3% Accreditation Income $ 7,790 $ 12,840 60.7% Expenses $ 7,233 $ 21,084 34.3% Finance Income $ - $ - Expense $ 11,686 $ 24,350 48.0%
Government Relations Income $ - $ - Expense $ 18,422 $ 38,000 48.5%
Outreach Income $ - $ - Expense $ 251 $ 5,000 5.0%
Technical Code Development Income $ - $ - Expense $ 7,855 $ 79,750 9.8% Emergency Management Income $ - $ - Expense $ 1,608 $ 18,900 8.5%
Administration Income $ 13,565 $ 12,000 113.0% Expense $ 23,024 $ 45,167 51.0%
Total Income $ 493,642 $ 1,288,784 38.3% Expense $ 508,543 $ 1,317,028 38.6% WABO - Summary Profit & Loss July through December 2019
Jul - Dec 19 Ordinary Income/Expense Income Accredited Code Official Progra 650.00 Bookstore Book Sales 94,153.77 Book Sales - ICC Sales 49.60 Shipping & Handling Income 3,564.91
Total Bookstore 97,768.28
Education Institute Income Registrations -AEI 750.00
Total Education Institute Income 750.00
Interest Money Market 107.13
Total Interest 107.13
Investment Income Dividends 13,458.21
Total Investment Income 13,458.21
Job Postings on Web Page 5,200.00 Membership Dues 29,480.00
Registrations Registrations 25.00 Registrations - Other 16,490.00
Total Registrations 16,515.00
Returned Check Fee 125.00 Special Inspection Agency Applications 485.00 Agency Audits 1,636.90 Fabricators Fabricator Inital Application 1,325.00 Fabricator Renewals 2,650.00 Fabricators - Other 21,115.03
Total Fabricators 25,090.03
Key Personnel 8,925.00 Special Inspect -Other Income 630.00 Special Inspectors 54,093.98 Special Inspection - Other 0.00
Total Special Inspection 90,860.91
Sponsors Income 2,395.00
Page 1 WABO - Summary Profit & Loss July through December 2019
Jul - Dec 19 Welder Certification Weld Agency Apps & Renewals 5,750.92 Weld Agency Audit 1,025.00 Weld Applications and Renewals 226,577.00 Weld Examiner Apps & Renewals 2,940.00 Welder Income - Other 40.00
Total Welder Certification 236,332.92
Total Income 493,642.45
Gross Profit 493,642.45
Expense B&O Taxes 5,482.59 Bank Charges 20.00 Bookstore Purch - COGS Amendments / Codes 409.28 Bookstore Purch - COGS - Other 76,087.19
Total Bookstore Purch - COGS 76,496.47
Computer Expenses Web Page Fees 2,193.52 Web Page Fees Other NGO 288.27 Computer Expenses - Other 1,601.01
Total Computer Expenses 4,082.80
CPA Services 5,000.00 Credit Card Fees 7,724.94 Dues & Fees Membership Fees 795.00 Registration Fees 200.00 Transaction Fees 1,032.55
Total Dues & Fees 2,027.55
Executive Board Donations/ Other Agency Support 6,243.03
Meetings 18,758.75 Travel 13,582.68
Total Executive Board 38,584.46
Insurance/Licenses 2,081.00 Legal 2,750.00 Lobbyist 18,122.96 Management Fees 242,500.02
Marketing/ Advertising Scholarships 10,135.65
Total Marketing/ Advertising 10,135.65
Page 2 WABO - Summary Profit & Loss July through December 2019
Jul - Dec 19 Meeting Expenses Quarterly Meeting Expenses Meeting Scholarships 2,301.87 Member Promotions 4,499.51 Social Events 796.56 Quarterly Meeting Expenses - Ot... 13,813.46
Total Quarterly Meeting Expenses 21,411.40
Meeting Expenses - Other 721.29
Total Meeting Expenses 22,132.69
Postage and Shipping Expense 10,363.64
Printing 3,832.32
Publication Expense 161.82 Speaker/Presenters 5,256.92 Supplies Supplies Other NGO 203.17 Supplies - Other 3,277.32
Total Supplies 3,480.49
Tech Consultant Services Consultant Travel Fee & Expense 20,130.16 Fabricator Consultant 8,507.45 SIRP Consultant 15,152.00 Welder Consultant 807.50
Total Tech Consultant Services 44,597.11
Telephone and Internet 1,993.38 Travel Expense 1,715.72
Total Expense 508,542.53
Net Ordinary Income -14,900.08
Other Income/Expense Other Income Unrealized Gain/Loss 182,841.83
Total Other Income 182,841.83
Net Other Income 182,841.83
Net Income 167,941.75
Page 3 3:58 PM WABO 01/08/20 Balance Sheet Accrual Basis As of December 31, 2019
Dec 31, 19 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings First Citizens Bank Chg 138,666.62 First Citizens Bank MM 151,311.50 Petty Cash 200.00 Total Equity Market-TRowe Price 514,274.48 US Treasury Int- TRowe Price 483,386.42
Total Checking/Savings 1,287,839.02
Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable 33,701.73
Total Accounts Receivable 33,701.73
Other Current Assets Conference Deposit 2,730.00 Inventory 41,644.82
Total Other Current Assets 44,374.82
Total Current Assets 1,365,915.57
TOTAL ASSETS 1,365,915.57
LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable Accounts Payable 374.47
Total Accounts Payable 374.47
Other Current Liabilities Sales Tax Payable 4,107.48 Suspense 320.19 Unclaimed Property Payable 115.00
Total Other Current Liabilities 4,542.67
Total Current Liabilities 4,917.14
Total Liabilities 4,917.14
Equity Reserve-Project Impact 25,000.00 Reserve for Apprenticeship Prog 11,581.60 Reserve for WABO ICC Board Cand 9,328.63 Retained Earnings 1,147,146.45 Net Income 167,941.75
Total Equity 1,360,998.43
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,365,915.57
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Washington Association of Building Officials 2020 Legislative Talking Points
1) SHB 1337 Assault / Code Enforcement – Support a. This bill will add assault on a code enforcement officer to the list of “Aggravating Circumstances” and allow for sentencing above the standard range. b. Code enforcement officers are the vessel to carry out the laws set by the legislature and should be provided with a greater degree of protection while conducting the duty prescribed to them.
2) SB 6464 Building Code Membership – Oppose a. The State Building Code is comprised of a diverse group of representatives from industry to building code officials. This system has led to many compromises between the different groups represented. b. The stake holders on the board represent a technical working group of individuals allowing the process to progress rapidly. c. All current bylaws and rules are set up on the current system. This change would incur countless hours of administrative changes and debate about how best to handle the new number of individuals. i. On many occasions a quorum is narrowly met. If this change progresses this would make it even harder to meet the quorum requirement, leading to delays of implementation.
3) SB 6222 Comm. Property / clean energy / resilience – Support a. This bill allows for a voluntary system that jurisdictions can implement to provide low cost financing that is collected with the tax assessment for very specific circumstances. b. WABO supports this legislation because it allows owners an optional financing mechanism to complete seismic upgrades to a structure helping to mitigate risk in our communities.
2020 Position Paper
Bill Details and Talking Point Status Sponsor Position
Adult family homes, 8 beds S Health & Long T Macri Concerns Allowing certain adult family homes to increase capacity to eight beds.
ESHB WABO still has some concerns on this legislation. The Sponsor did add language requiring a 1023 sprinkler system and a requirement to comply with all local codes, as we requested, but the fear is the type of sprinkler system is not described and the State Building Code still defines “Adult Family Home” as a maximum of 6 beds.
Mobile food fire safety H Approps Peterson Oppose Standardizing fire safety codes for mobile food establishments. SHB 1134 WABO opposes this bill due to a local control issue. It is unrealistic to believe a mobile food truck inspected in Spokane and then moved to Seattle has had no changes and then if the local jurisdiction wants to do an inspection they have to do it on their own dime.
School safety planning H Cap Budget Pollet Neutral HB Concerning comprehensive school safety planning. 1245 WABO supports seismic retrofitting existing public buildings; however, delegation of public funding for such endeavors should be decided by the legislature.
Assault/code enf. officers H Public Safety Barkis Support SHB Concerning assault on code enforcement officers. 1337 WABO supports added protection for code enforcement officers.
Prof. licensing/military H Hous, Com Dev Leavitt Oppose Concerning professional licensing requirements for service members and military spouses.
WABO has concerns about all professional licensing automatically being given reciprocity. Consumer HB protections, like those we are trying to work into contractors licensing, could be lost if the state the 2303 contractor came from had less protections in place.
Building code/projects H Local Govt Blake Oppose
HB 2608 Addressing project review and approval under the state building code.
WABO is opposing this legislation due to the possibility for it to be abused. The requirement to cite a code section with each correction upon request may be abused by applicants / contractors making blanket requests for all corrections written.
Energy code/residential H Local Govt Chapman Oppose Increasing housing access and affordability by decreasing construction costs associated with implementing HB the Washington state energy code for residential buildings. 2667 WABO does not support having different codes on different tracks. All codes were already delayed one year and getting off track with code development cycles does not benefit our members.
On-demand gasoline providers H Local Govt Griffey Oppose Standardizing fire safety requirements for mobile on-demand gasoline providers. HB 2783 WABO opposes this on the same local control issues as the Mobile Food Truck bill. These types of services have site specific requirements. Not allowing a local jurisdiction the ability to regulate these takes away the ability to make sure they are operating in all locations code compliantly.
State building code council S Local Governme Brown Oppose SB Concerning the state building code council. 5634 WABO does not support getting off cycle with the ICC. This bill would extend code cycles to 5 years vs 3 years.
SB Comm. property/clean energy S Environment, E Lovelett Support 6222 Concerning commercial property assessed clean energy and resilience. (HB 2405) WABO supports expanding opportunities to building owners to finance seismic resilience projects.
Project permit timelines S Local Governmen Fortunato Oppose SB Concerning permit timelines. 6461 WABO opposes an unfunded mandate to set additional limits on project permit timelines.
Building code membership S Local Governmen Wilson Oppose Concerning state building code council membership. SB 6464 WABO opposes legislation that increases the number of people on the State Building Code Board. An increase in number would then require all current rules to be revised. In addition the diversity currently represented on the board is a group of individuals with working knowledge of the codes allowing for an efficient process.
2020 WABO Legislative Positions
• Funding for State Building Code Council: The Washington State Building Code Council (SBCC) is mandated by state law to develop the construction codes used in Washington and that effort requires adequate funding to accomplish their mission. WABO supports continued adequate funding for the SBCC and clarification for consistent fee application by local jurisdictions. • Protect Local Authority: WABO supports protecting local authority to amend, adopt and administer construction codes. • Code Cycle: WABO supports keeping Washington consistent with the national model code adoption cycle. • Consumer Protection: WABO supports measures to protect the public from unqualified and illegal contractors, such as requiring contractor training and education and establishing minimum qualification standards for contractors and Building Officials. • Electrical Code: WABO supports legislation that provides jurisdictions with equal authority to develop and adopt the Washington State Electrical Code. • Unfunded Mandates: WABO recognizes that jurisdictions have limited fiscal capacity and opposes unfunded and under-funded mandates. • Seismic Retrofit: WABO supports legislation to assist building owners to retrofit existing seismically vulnerable buildings, in order to protect the public during an earthquake from collapsing structures, and to reduce the impact of seismic events by focusing on promoting economic resiliency of our communities. • IPC (International Plumbing Code): WABO supports legislation to reduce barriers for jurisdictions to use the International Plumbing Code. • Certification and Training: WABO supports improving the efficiency of the construction permit and inspection process with training and certification for code officials and code technicians. • Adult Family Homes: WABO may support expansion of residents in Adult Family Homes as long as they are evaluated for fire, life, safety and health standards, including sprinklers. • Accessory Dwelling Units: WABO supports efforts to create more affordable housing as long as that housing complies with minimum building codes to ensure a safe built environment.
Legislative Schedule January 30, 2020
Labor & Commerce - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 1
Public Hearing
SSB 5717 - Concerning employer and employee scheduling. (Hearing is on the Proposed Substitute.)
SB 6394 - Authorizing sports wagering subject to the terms of tribal-state gaming compacts.
SB 6277 - Authorizing sports wagering at tribal casinos, card rooms, and racetracks.
SB 6409 - Providing an exemption from electrical licensing, certification, and inspection for industrial equipment.
Labor & Workplace Standards - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: John L. O'Brien Building House Hearing Rm E
Executive Session
HB 2511 - Providing labor protections for domestic workers.
HB 2585 - Providing discretion to the director of the department of labor and industries to waive or modify penalties and violations when action is taken to avoid imminent danger of loss of life or serious injury.
HB 2681 - Preventing harassment, abuse, and discrimination experienced by long-term care workers.
HB 2715 - Concerning minimum labor standards for certain employees working at an airport or air navigation facility.
HB 2740 - Concerning the employment of individuals who lawfully consume marijuana.
HB 2748 - Concerning parking cash out programs.
HB 2758 - Recognizing posttraumatic stress disorders of 911 emergency dispatch personnel.
HB 2763 - Concerning interest arbitration for department of corrections employees.
Legislative Schedule January 30, 2020
Education - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: John L. O'Brien Building House Hearing Rm A
Public Hearing
HB 2589 - Requiring contact information for suicide prevention and crisis intervention organizations on student and staff identification cards.
Public Safety - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: John L. O'Brien Building House Hearing Rm D
Executive Session
HB 2317 - Concerning animal welfare.
HB 2334 - Concerning drug offender sentencing.
HB 2375 - Concerning tableting and encapsulating machines and controlled substance imitation materials.
HB 2393 - Earning credit for complying with community custody conditions.
HB 2394 - Concerning community custody.
HB 2417 - Concerning individuals serving community custody terms.
HB 2431 - Concerning criminal offenses involving watercraft.
HB 2434 - Concerning sanctions for violating community custody conditions.
HB 2435 - Concerning sanctions for violating community custody conditions.
HB 2545 - Making jail records available to managed health care systems.
HB 2560 - Concerning basic law enforcement training.
HB 2709 - Trafficking food benefits.
HB 2735 - Allowing limited authority officers to issue infractions for violations detected through automated traffic safety and school bus safety cameras.
Legislative Schedule January 30, 2020
Environment & Energy - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: John L. O'Brien Building House Hearing Rm B
Public Hearing
HB 2672 - Concerning limited areas of more intensive rural development.
HB 2673 - Concerning exemptions for infill development under the state environmental policy act.
HB 2687 - Planning for affordable housing under the growth management act.
HB 2496 - Providing for responsible environmental management of batteries.
HB 2722 - Concerning minimum recycled content requirements.
Commerce & Gaming - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: John L. O'Brien Building House Hearing Rm C
Public Hearing
HB 2359 - Creating a certificate of compliance for marijuana business premises that meet the statutory qualifications at the time of application.
HB 2546 - Concerning the potency of marijuana products.
HB 2726 - Regarding marijuana-infused edible products.
Local Government - 1/30/2020 8:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 3
Public Hearing
SB 6544 - Encouraging the success of agriculture on agricultural land.
SB 6545 - Concerning the voluntary stewardship program.
Legislative Schedule January 30, 2020
Financial Institutions, Economic Development & Trade - 1/30/2020 8:30 AM - Full Committee
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 2
Public Hearing
Bills to be determined.
Executive Session
Bills to be determined.
Environment, Energy & Technology - 1/30/2020 10:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 1
Public Hearing
Bills to be determined.
Executive Session
Bills to be determined.
Law & Justice - 1/30/2020 10:00 AM - Full Committee
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 4
Executive Session
SGA 9355 - Norris "Norrie" Gregoire, Member, Sentencing Guidelines Commission.
SGA 9357 - Stanley Rumbaugh, Member, Sentencing Guidelines Commission.
SB 5984 - Concerning language understanding of documents used in dissolution proceedings.
SB 6022 - Concerning fentanyl.
SB 6215 - Establishing a collaborative process to alleviate the burden on local courts to determine indigency through proof of receipt of public assistance.
SB 6268 - Preventing abusive litigation between intimate partners.
SB 6287 - Concerning guardianships and conservatorships.
Legislative Schedule January 30, 2020
Law & Justice - 1/30/2020 10:00 AM - Full Committee (cont.)
Location: J.A. Cherberg Building Senate Hearing Rm 4
Executive Session
SB 6266 - Concerning seizure and forfeiture reporting.
SB 6236 - Concerning certain noneconomic damage waivers.
SB 6184 - Concerning marriage licensing and solemnization by county auditors.
SB 6300 - Concerning animal welfare.
SB 6316 - Prohibiting the consideration of the number of citations for traffic infractions issued by a law enforcement officer in the performance review of the officer.
SB 6202 - Resentencing persistent offenders with robbery 2 convictions.
SB 6164 - Concerning prosecutorial discretion to seek resentencing.
SB 6530 - Concerning postconviction review by the clemency and pardons board.
Public Hearing
SB 6211 - Concerning drug offender sentencing.
SB 5867 - Resentencing of persons convicted of drug offenses.
SB 6146 - Regulating legal service contractors.
SB 6043 - Concerning subscription service legal defense funds.
House Session/Caucus - 1/30/2020 10:00 AM
Roster of All Members Members of the 66th Legislature 2019-2020
Member Name Party District Room Phone Email Chamber Sherry Appleton D 23 LEG 132F (360) 786-7934 [email protected] House Andrew Barkis R 2 LEG 122D (360) 786-7824 [email protected] House Randi Becker R 2 LEG 316 (360) 786-7602 [email protected] Senate Steve Bergquist D 11 JLOB 322 (360) 786-7862 [email protected] House Andy Billig D 3 LEG 307 (360) 786-7604 [email protected] Senate Brian Blake D 19 LEG 437A (360) 786-7870 [email protected] House Matt Boehnke R 8 LEG 122B (360) 786-7986 [email protected] House John Braun R 20 LEG 403A (360) 786-7638 [email protected] Senate Sharon Brown R 8 INB 202 (360) 786-7614 [email protected] Senate Michelle Caldier R 26 LEG 122H (360) 786-7802 [email protected] House Lisa Callan D 5 JLOB 335 (360) 786-7876 [email protected] House Reuven Carlyle D 36 JAC 233 (360) 786-7670 [email protected] Senate Kelly Chambers R 25 JLOB 426 (360) 786-7948 [email protected] House Bruce Chandler R 15 LEG 427B (360) 786-7960 [email protected] House Mike Chapman D 24 LEG 132B (360) 786-7916 [email protected] House Frank Chopp D 43 LEG 429A (360) 786-7920 [email protected] House Annette Cleveland D 49 JAC 220 (360) 786-7696 [email protected] Senate Eileen Cody D 34 JLOB 303 (360) 786-7978 [email protected] House Steve Conway D 29 JAC 241 (360) 786-7656 [email protected] Senate Chris Corry R 14 JLOB 411 (360) 786-7810 [email protected] House Jeannie Darneille D 27 JAC 237 (360) 786-7652 [email protected] Senate Mona Das D 47 JAC 230 (360) 786-7692 [email protected] Senate Lauren Davis D 32 JLOB 331 (360) 786-7910 [email protected] House Richard DeBolt R 20 LEG 425A (360) 786-7896 [email protected] House Tom Dent R 13 JLOB 437 (360) 786-7932 [email protected] House Manka Dhingra D 45 JAC 239 (360) 786-7672 [email protected] Senate Beth Doglio D 22 JLOB 317 (360) 786-7992 [email protected] House Laurie Dolan D 22 JLOB 318 (360) 786-7940 [email protected] House Davina Duerr D 1 JLOB 327 (360) 786-7928 [email protected] House Jeremie Dufault R 15 LEG 122E (360) 786-7874 [email protected] House Mary Dye R 9 JLOB 432 (360) 786-7942 [email protected] House Debra Entenman D 47 JLOB 305 (360) 786-7918 [email protected] House Doug Ericksen R 42 LEG 414 (360) 786-7682 [email protected] Senate Carolyn Eslick R 39 JLOB 467 (360) 786-7816 [email protected] House Jake Fey D 27 JLOB 415 (360) 786-7974 [email protected] House Joe Fitzgibbon D 34 JLOB 320 (360) 786-7952 [email protected] House Phil Fortunato R 31 INB 105 (360) 786-7660 [email protected] Senate Noel Frame D 36 JLOB 319 (360) 786-7814 [email protected] House David Frockt D 46 JAC 224 (360) 786-7690 [email protected] Senate Chris Gildon R 25 JLOB 409 (360) 786-7968 [email protected] House Keith Goehner R 12 LEG 122C (360) 786-7954 [email protected] House Roger Goodman D 45 LEG 436B (360) 786-7878 [email protected] House Jenny Graham R 6 JLOB 404 (360) 786-7962 [email protected] House Mia Gregerson D 33 JLOB 328 (360) 786-7868 [email protected] House Dan Griffey R 35 JLOB 403 (360) 786-7966 [email protected] House Drew Hansen D 23 JLOB 370 (360) 786-7842 [email protected] House Paul Harris R 17 LEG 426A (360) 786-7976 [email protected] House Bob Hasegawa D 11 JAC 223 (360) 786-7616 [email protected] Senate Brad Hawkins R 12 INB 107 (360) 786-7622 [email protected] Senate Steve Hobbs D 44 JAC 305 (360) 786-7686 [email protected] Senate Larry Hoff R 18 JLOB 406 (360) 786-7812 [email protected] House Jeff Holy R 6 INB 201 (360) 786-7610 [email protected] Senate Jim Honeyford R 15 INB 112 (360) 786-7684 [email protected] Senate Zack Hudgins D 11 LEG 438A (360) 786-7956 [email protected] House Sam Hunt D 22 LEG 405 (360) 786-7642 [email protected] Senate Morgan Irwin R 31 JLOB 430 (360) 786-7866 [email protected] House Bill Jenkin R 16 JLOB 470 (360) 786-7836 [email protected] House Laurie Jinkins D 27 LEG 339C (360) 786-7930 [email protected] House Jesse Johnson D 30 JLOB 369 (360) 786-7830 [email protected] House Karen Keiser D 33 JAC 219 (360) 786-7664 [email protected] Senate Christine Kilduff D 28 JLOB 334 (360) 786-7958 [email protected] House Curtis King R 14 INB 115 (360) 786-7626 [email protected] Senate Steve Kirby D 29 LEG 437B (360) 786-7996 [email protected] House Brad Klippert R 8 LEG 122A (360) 786-7882 [email protected] House Shelley Kloba D 1 LEG 132A (360) 786-7900 [email protected] House Vicki Kraft R 17 JLOB 436 (360) 786-7994 [email protected] House Joel Kretz R 7 LEG 335A (360) 786-7988 [email protected] House Patty Kuderer D 48 LEG 411 (360) 786-7694 [email protected] Senate Mari Leavitt D 28 JLOB 330 (360) 786-7890 [email protected] House Debra Lekanoff D 40 JLOB 422 (360) 786-7800 [email protected] House Marko Liias D 21 LEG 309 (360) 786-7640 [email protected] Senate Liz Lovelett D 40 JAC 215 (360) 786-7678 [email protected] Senate John Lovick D 44 LEG 430 (360) 786-7804 [email protected] House Drew MacEwen R 35 LEG 427A (360) 786-7902 [email protected] House Nicole Macri D 43 JLOB 311 (360) 786-7826 [email protected] House Jacquelin Maycumber R 7 LEG 425B (360) 786-7908 [email protected] House Bob McCaslin R 4 JLOB 425 (360) 786-7820 [email protected] House John McCoy D 38 LEG 305 (360) 786-7674 [email protected] Senate Jared Mead D 44 JLOB 336 (360) 786-7892 [email protected] House Melanie Morgan D 29 JLOB 417 (360) 786-7906 [email protected] House Gina Mosbrucker R 14 JLOB 431 (360) 786-7856 [email protected] House Mark Mullet D 5 LEG 415 (360) 786-7608 [email protected] Senate Ron Muzzall R 10 INB 109A (360) 786-7618 [email protected] Senate Joe Nguyen D 34 JAC 213 (360) 786-7667 [email protected] Senate Steve O'Ban R 28 INB 102 (360) 786-7654 [email protected] Senate Ed Orcutt R 20 JLOB 408 (360) 786-7990 [email protected] House Timm Ormsby D 3 JLOB 315 (360) 786-7946 [email protected] House Lillian Ortiz-Self D 21 JLOB 420 (360) 786-7972 [email protected] House Tina Orwall D 33 JLOB 326 (360) 786-7834 [email protected] House Mike Padden R 4 INB 106 (360) 786-7606 [email protected] Senate Dave Paul D 10 JLOB 309 (360) 786-7914 [email protected] House Jamie Pedersen D 43 JAC 235 (360) 786-7628 [email protected] Senate Mike Pellicciotti D 30 JLOB 304 (360) 786-7898 [email protected] House Strom Peterson D 21 JLOB 324 (360) 786-7950 [email protected] House Eric Pettigrew D 37 LEG 434B (360) 786-7838 [email protected] House Gerry Pollet D 46 LEG 132C (360) 786-7886 [email protected] House Alex Ramel D 40 LEG 132D (360) 786-7970 [email protected] House Bill Ramos D 5 JLOB 325 (360) 786-7852 [email protected] House Emily Randall D 26 LEG 416 (360) 786-7650 [email protected] Senate Marcus Riccelli D 3 LEG 434A (360) 786-7888 [email protected] House Ann Rivers R 18 INB 204 (360) 786-7634 [email protected] Senate June Robinson D 38 JLOB 332 (360) 786-7864 [email protected] House Christine Rolfes D 23 JAC 303 (360) 786-7644 [email protected] Senate Skyler Rude R 16 LEG 122G (360) 786-7828 [email protected] House Cindy Ryu D 32 JLOB 421 (360) 786-7880 [email protected] House Rebecca Saldaña D 37 JAC 227 (360) 786-7688 [email protected] Senate Jesse Salomon D 32 LEG 404 (360) 786-7662 [email protected] Senate Sharon Tomiko Santos D 37 JLOB 321 (360) 786-7944 [email protected] House Joe Schmick R 9 LEG 426B (360) 786-7844 [email protected] House Mark Schoesler R 9 LEG 314 (360) 786-7620 [email protected] Senate Mike Sells D 38 LEG 438B (360) 786-7840 [email protected] House Tana Senn D 41 JLOB 368 (360) 786-7894 [email protected] House Matt Shea R 4 LEG 124 (360) 786-7984 [email protected] House Tim Sheldon D 35 LEG 417 (360) 786-7668 [email protected] Senate Sharon Shewmake D 42 JLOB 310 (360) 786-7854 [email protected] House Shelly Short R 7 LEG 409 (360) 786-7612 [email protected] Senate Vandana Slatter D 48 JLOB 419 (360) 786-7936 [email protected] House Norma Smith R 10 JLOB 435 (360) 786-7884 [email protected] House Larry Springer D 45 LEG 132E (360) 786-7822 [email protected] House Derek Stanford D 1 LEG 402 (360) 786-7600 [email protected] Senate Mike Steele R 12 LEG 122F (360) 786-7832 [email protected] House Drew Stokesbary R 31 JLOB 434 (360) 786-7846 [email protected] House Monica Jurado Stonier D 49 LEG 436A (360) 786-7872 [email protected] House Pat Sullivan D 47 LEG 339A (360) 786-7858 [email protected] House Robert Sutherland R 39 JLOB 405 (360) 786-7967 [email protected] House Dean Takko D 19 JAC 226 (360) 786-7636 [email protected] Senate Gael Tarleton D 36 JLOB 308 (360) 786-7860 [email protected] House My-Linh Thai D 41 JLOB 424 (360) 786-7926 [email protected] House Steve Tharinger D 24 JLOB 314 (360) 786-7904 [email protected] House Javier Valdez D 46 JLOB 306 (360) 786-7818 [email protected] House Kevin Van De Wege D 24 JAC 212 (360) 786-7646 [email protected] Senate Luanne Van Werven R 42 JLOB 466 (360) 786-7980 [email protected] House Brandon Vick R 18 JLOB 465 (360) 786-7850 [email protected] House Mike Volz R 6 JLOB 427 (360) 786-7922 [email protected] House Keith Wagoner R 39 INB 203 (360) 786-7676 [email protected] Senate Amy Walen D 48 JLOB 418 (360) 786-7848 [email protected] House Jim Walsh R 19 JLOB 428 (360) 786-7806 [email protected] House Maureen Walsh R 16 INB 205 (360) 786-7630 [email protected] Senate Judy Warnick R 13 INB 103 (360) 786-7624 [email protected] Senate Lisa Wellman D 41 JAC 218 (360) 786-7641 [email protected] Senate J.T. Wilcox R 2 LEG 335C (360) 786-7912 [email protected] House Claire Wilson D 30 LEG 407 (360) 786-7658 [email protected] Senate Lynda Wilson R 17 INB 110 (360) 786-7632 [email protected] Senate Sharon Wylie D 49 JLOB 414 (360) 786-7924 [email protected] House Alex Ybarra R 13 JLOB 469 (360) 786-7808 [email protected] House Jesse Young R 26 JLOB 468 (360) 786-7964 [email protected] House Hans Zeiger R 25 INB 109B (360) 786-7648 [email protected] Senate