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Proposal for Codification Services:
Recodification, Web Access, and Updates
Submitted by
Code Publishing Company
Contact:
Brooke Hanford
brookeh@codepublishing.com
Phone: 206-527-6831 / 800-551-2633
9410 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
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Executive Summary
Services Provided
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Recodification and Web Hosting Proposal.......................................................................................... 5
Web -Based Features and Enhancements .............................................................................................. 6
YourCode on the Web...........................................................................................................•..................... 7
Benefits of Using a Professional Codifier ........................................................................................... 18
Scope of Services — Recodification........................................................................................................ 19
Update Service — Web Hosting and Supplements.......................................................................... 22
PageSample................................................................................................................................................. 24
Timelinesand Workflow.......................................................................................................................... 26
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PersonnelRoster.............................................................•...........................................................•......•........ 29
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Termsand Conditions................................................................................................................................ 31
CODE PUBLISHING COMPANY
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Overview of Our Firm
• Code Publishing Company is a legal document publisher for local governments nationwide - we
offer codification and publishing services in print and online media.
• For the past 28 years, we have provided our clients with a unique blend of expertise, innovation,
and service.
• More than 530 cities, counties, service districts, towns, villages and Native American tribes across
the continental U.S., Alaska, and Canada use our codification services. Their populations range
from 150 residents to 1.5 million - we are equipped to manage any scale.
• The key to our success is exceptional customer service and product design, both in print and
online. We will make your code look good.
Expertise
• CPC is a streamlined company of about 20 employees; our organizational structure is flat, so all of
our employees work closely together to ensure projects are completed accurately and on
schedule, every time.
• Skilled editors and proofreaders are at the core of what we do. With support from modern desktop
publishing systems and custom software to maximize efficiency, our staff makes certain that no
detail goes overlooked.
• Our centralized location in Seattle, Washington, allows not only thorough and efficient
communication between current employees, but also the promise of the most qualified future
hires: projected as the next Silicon Valley, Seattle attracts a wealth of technical, editorial, and legal
experts.
Innovation
• We have consistently led the industry in providing new features and options for municipal codes
on the web because we are always searching for new ways to serve our customers.
• CPC's code format allows constant innovation; it is text -based and frameless, ADA compatible, and
works seamlessly with all browsers and mobile devices.
• Our web offerings are designed to make browsing and searching the code easy, and we tailor the
look and feel of web -based code to meet your needs.
Services and Support
• We are available to answer your questions from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Pacific Time) everyday.
• CPC staff can answer questions about codification, help with technical issues, and research older
versions of the code. We archive everything, including print supplements, full codes, and web
content files.
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SERVICES PROVIDED
Summary
Codification is a highly technical and detailed process, and we have completed thousands of
codification projects in our nearly three decades of business. Because we specialize in a particular
range of services, our editors are able to review and provide material more quickly and accurately than
is generally possible with in-house codification or other codifiers. Our staff works closely with yours so
that questions are resolved easily, and we deliver consistently high quality.
We guarantee our editorial work, however, in the event any errors are discovered, we will correct the
web -based code on the same day and print -based code per customer request.
We offer six main services:
Codification: The editing, rearranging and/or grouping of ordinances under appropriate titles,
parts, chapters and sections. Includes:
o Organizing and editing ordinances to modernize and clarify language while preserving
meaning.
o Dividing long single sections into two or more sections and rearranging the order to ensure
clarity and specificity.
o Eliminating obsolete provisions, conflicts, and inconsistencies to preserve legislative intent.
o Correcting manifest errors in reference to other ordinances, laws, and statutes, as well as
spelling, clerical or typographical errors, additions, and omissions.
o Changing the wording of or adding section captions to chapters and sections.
o Substituting specific language for the term "this ordinance" where necessary, for example,
this "section," "part," "code," "chapter," "title," or numbered section or chapter.
• Recodification: Performed when an existing code requires an overhaul. Essentially a codification.
Republication: A clean up of a printed code - reformatting, repaginating, and reprinting. Includes:
o Repaginating to remove blank, partial, and point pages, and to create a new page format.
o Creating consistent subsection numbering and lettering, as well as inserting citations to
state and federal statutes.
o Your choice of several page formats - we recommend the double -column format for
legibility and space saving.
• Supplements: Additions to an existing code.
o Varies on an individual basis, but can include statutory references, cross-references, a
disposition table, and index updates. (See "Update Service" below for details.)
o Performed according to a regular, predetermined schedule, or on request.
o Printed supplements are delivered within two to six weeks, depending on quantity and
complexity of the ordinances. Supplements are scrupulously reviewed for errors before
publication.
o No annual fees, storage fees, or minimums.
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Web Hosting: Use of our web interface to store your documents.
o Can include municipal codes, comprehensive plans, ordinances, agendas, policies, etc. (See
"Optional Services" below for details.)
o Always up-to-date, and available as a mobile version and for Kindle, iPad, Nook, PDF and
other downloads.
o Advanced searching, including Boolean and thesaurus features.
o Highly customizable to your specifications. Our website includes a comprehensive list of
browsing and searching options.
• Legal Review: An attorney's review of all section's of a code for consistency, archaic language,
internal conflicts, as well as compliance with state and federal laws. The municipality will receive a
detailed written report after completion. (Note: Optional service, generally accompanies
codification and recodification.)
Guaranteed Services
Every CPC customer will receive the following as we complete whichever main service(s) you select:
• Editorial review, including suggestions for changes, additions, or deletions to code material.
• Editorial formatting of style elements and page layouts; and printing of your completed book.
• Periodic and reliable updates to both print- and web -based codes.
• Timely communication with your agency.
Optional Services
As a customer with CPC, you have the choice of the following additional services:
• A legal review of the code.
• Assistance with reorganizing titles or chapters.
• Recommendations for the consolidation of overlapping text (e.g., definitions, exemptions, etc.).
• Special requests.
You must also decide what form(s) your code will take. This means selecting whether your code will be
print- or web -based, or both. If you opt for web hosting options, your documents can be hosted along
with or separate from your Municipal Code, and all can utilize our web interface.
• Municipal document web hosting options: Municipal Codes (including Development Codes),
Comprehensive Plans or General Plans, Area Plans, Ordinances, Resolutions, Council or
Commission Minutes, Agendas, Policies, Engineering Standards, etc.
Getting Started
After a consultation where we determine the kind of service your municipality requires, we will send
you an agreement. Once the agreement is signed, and you have sent Code Publishing any other
required materials (lists of ordinances, contact information, etc.), we will create a project in our
database for information tracking purposes. Weekly internal reports ensure that all projects are
maintained and tracked, so your project never gets overlooked.
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Quality Control and Team Organization
Online publication is not just a method of cutting and pasting new material into an existing format.
Though the process of supplementing municipal codes has not fundamentally changed in the past 40
years, online access has changed dramatically. Skilled editors and proofreaders are at the core of what
we do, with support from modern desktop publishing systems. Updating the print and electronic
versions of the code involves hundreds of details. Our job is to make sure these details are not
overlooked, ever. We use custom software for repetitive work which is why we are so efficient in our
deliveries, and why our products are of such high quality.
The individuals we hire, whose attention to detail is very keen, scrutinize the amendments and
documents, making sure the ordinances have been codified correctly. Our guarantee is that when a
correction is necessary, no matter the cause, we will make the correction that same day.
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CODE PUBLISHING COMPAN
RECODIFICATIO A., D WEB HOSTU1,14 PROPOSAL
City of Pasco, WA
November 16.2017
Fix Subsection Numbering 2,995.00 (Incl. with Recod.)
Recodifica#ion/Republishing:
Code Publishing Company shall republish the Pasco Municipal Code. The complete text and new materials will be
edited, proofread word-for-word and checked for typographical errors, incorrect section references, obsolete or
conflicting text, and inconsistencies. Includes non -substantive changes, such as proper style, grammar, and
numerical consistency; subject matter index; maps, diagrams, charts, etc.; statutory references.
One-time set-up:
Editorial* (est. 900 pages, 1- or 2 -column): 18.00 per page
Supplements during recodification (prior to adoption of code)
Graphics, maps, tables, diagrams
Legal review (optional)
Printing, Binding and Shipping (optional):
Printing, handling, and shipping (0.10/impression)
Binders
Tab dividers custom (min. order 25)
PDF file for in-house printing/archival
Web Access:
One-time set-up:
Create files for online access
Monthly.
Web hosting
Supplement and Update Service:
Per page, invoiced separately from annual hosting:
Editorial (includes online updates)
Graphics, maps, tables, diagrams (additional)
Printing and shipping, per impression; PDF file for in-house printing
Other Included Services:
Telephone support
Subscription service
Sample ordinance service
Archival (full code and supplements, PDF files and HTML files)
16,200.00
10.00 per page
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No startup costs. No per supplement" charges. No extra charges or higher page rates if printed or electronic
supplements are requested more often. All prices are estimates, final invoice is based on actual number of pages.
Payments for recodifted codes may be stretched over two budget cycles. Please call if any of our services can be
modified to better suit your needs.
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WEB -BASED FEATURES AND ENHANCEMENTS
A Current, Up -to -Date Online Code 24/7
e Standard Online Hosting Package, 40 per month
o Online On -Demand (OLOD) - Ordinances codified online in 3 to 5 days. Save countless hours processing
record requests and updating unwieldy codebooks. A great way to transition to a paperless code.
o Our Standard Features - Robust searching (including Boolean, advanced and saved searches); fastest
loading and navigation; synchronized table of contents; mobile/ADA access.
o Print/Save Selections - Print or save sections as RTF, PDF, Kindle, iPad, HTML, text.
o Bookmark and SHARE - Share links to sections via email, Facebook, Twitter, etc.
o Continuous Table Headers - Headers remain fixed while scrolling through a long table. View video with
comparisons.
o OrdSearch- Click the ordinance number to find all sections where it is codified.
o Links to internal and state code section citations, and to Uncodified Ordinances.
o Sco a Searching- Search one or more titles or documents.
o Custom Interface -Customized look and feel, with banner, menus, colors and photos to match your website.
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• Additional Enhancements Package, 65 per month*
o Archival and Compare Versions -View and search previous versions of the code, and compare sections
with markup (redlining) of changes.
o CodeTins - Hover over section cites to display pop-up text previews.
o eNotes - Add a "sticky note" to any code section and share with others.
o Zoning Definitions - Hover over terms to display pop-up box definition. Preferred by planners.
o OrdTrak- From the ordinance table or history note to the original ordinance on your website. Price applies
when ordinance filenames are consistent and programmatic (e.g., ord1658.pdf, ord1689.pdf, etc.).
• Tracking Ordinances and Updates
o OrdAlert - Highlights sections affected by ordinances pending codification with an
"Amended" yellow alert in the table of contents and the code. Alerts are hyperlinked to PDF 15 per
files of new ordinances. PDF files and alerts are removed after codification. No searching for ordinance
ordinances in a "Pending Ordinances" folder.
o CodeTrak- Highlights sections containing recently codified ordinances with a "Revised"
yellow alert in the table of contents and the code. Alerts are removed when the next 15 per
supplement is printed. Pairs well with OLOD. month
• Municipal Document Hosting
o Document hosting option include any municipal documents, from minutes and ordinances to plans and
policies. (Call for pricing.)
*A /a carte options available. The Enhancements Package is added to the Standard Package price.
• Don't see it here? Call us to learn what our web team can do for you!
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Our codes feature the most user-friendly browsing and searching available, allowing users to search with
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Our online code interface is ADA accessible; there are no frames. We comply with 36 CFR 1194.22 with the
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BROWSING/NAVIGATION
Users can browse the code using any browser. Our system recognizes each kind of device accessing the online
code and activates the appropriate browser application. There is no preferred browser. An expanding table of
contents of all titles, chapters, sections, tables and indexes is located on the left side of the screen, and will help
users easily refine their search. In addition, users can quickly move between documents or search results using
the navigation bar at the top of the screen. In addition, we provide linked cross-references and locked table
headers (especially useful for large zoning tables) for easy scrolling.
Our documents are readable without style sheets, though the formatting is minimal.
Table of Contents
The table of contents is visible upon opening the web -based code. Users can scroll through the contents,
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scope searching of specific sections within the code, and stemming and synonym searching, so words relating to
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BENEFITS OF USING A PROFESSIONAL CODIFIER
Weighing the benefits of professional codification versus "in-house" updates?
he goal is an accurate and current municipal code book. In-house updates consume a
significant amount of time and effort Often prompted by budget concerns, the end result may
not be cost effective or consistent
Time
A significant portion of staff time may be spent supplementing, formatting, proofreading,
publishing, and printing the code. How much is this time worth? The priority of a codifier is to keep
the code up-to-date, allowing city staff to remain focused on other aspects of running the city.
Generally, code editors are able to review material and provide supplements more quickly than in-
house staff.
Skill
Specialized work attempted in-house may not display the level of accuracy or quality desired.
Inconsistencies may be overlooked. A professional editor ensures that all appropriate material and
legislation that impacts the code is incorporated. Editors uncover potential problems with cross-
references, missing language, and conflicting provisions.
Consistency and Reliability
In-house supplements may be placed on the back burner resulting in late or missing supplements.
Codifiers will send timely reminders to ensure the code is current. Professional editors create and
maintain consistent formatting of the code.
Electronic Expertise
The staff may not have the experience to create a convenient electronic form of the code that is
quick and easy to use. Expensive training may be required. A searchable code created by a
professional will save a substantial amount of time when accessing information.
Third Party Review
The codifier acts as an outside third party to review the ordinances as a whole. Cities may lose track
of the big picture if the drafting process is long and complicated. A codifier only sees the end
result, so may catch inconsistencies overlooked by employees who get bogged down in the details
of an ordinance. ('You can't see the forest for the trees.")
Solution -based Problem Solving
A codifier works with many different codes. This familiarity enables problem solving based on
similar circumstances with other jurisdictions.
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SCOPE OF SERVICES - RECODIFICATION
Recodification is the process of reviewing your code for textual errors and outdated provisions,
reformatting, and repaginating it. To complete this extensive process, Code Publishing Company shall
provide codification and updating services, including but not limited to: recodifying and republishing
the existing code, a comprehensive legal review (optional), printing and print subscription services,
creation of electronic files, publishing services for new amendments to supplement the printed code,
and code archiving.
Once we receive all required materials for the initial project, our editorial staff begins reviewing the
code for style and organization. Along with any suggestions on reorganization, we will develop a style
sheet for your code to create a unified, professional look. After establishing column and margin
formatting, we will also review capitalization, punctuation, and other style elements in the text. Our
editorial staff will analyze commonalities among code chapters and create a consistent overall style for
your code. We will send our completed style and organization proposal for your review and
verification. (See Reformatting, Renumbering and Reorganizing below.)
After the style and organization are confirmed, we start editing and formatting your code. We will
apply page formatting, repagination, and style changes; look for faulty language and provisions, from
word usage to duplicate or conflicting language; and fix erroneous cross-references throughout the
code. After adding, editing and proofreading any new ordinances, we will generate and/or continue
historical footnotes describing the date and number of the legislation affecting a given law. We will
also add to or create an ordinance table describing the action and listing the disposition of every
ordinance passed since the establishment of your municipality. Our editorial review ensures accuracy
and provides a holistic overview of your code.
At this point, the code is proofread word-for-word. The code is returned to the editor to make any
changes, then sent back and forth between proofer and editor at least one more time, until we are
confident that all errors have been caught. Finally, the code is checked for page style and to ensure
everything is included. After this final proofreading process, we will create a draft proof copy which
will be sent to you, along with a list of questions brought up by our editorial review. These steps
ensure that the manuscript undergoes several rounds of proofreading with our various departments -
by the time you receive the document, it will have been reviewed by many expert eyes.
We will make any changes or revisions before publishing the final code, at a fraction of the cost of
regular supplements. After you have finished your review and answered our questions, the final
publication process for the printed code includes creating a subject matter index, which allows you to
locate all instances of a topic in your code easily.
Around the same time, you will have a consultation about your goals for the online code. We will then
begin converting the editorial files for webhosting. During this process, we will print and assemble
copies of the code, with tab dividers and binders, if requested. When you receive the document, all
you need to do is pass an ordinance adopting the new code as your official law. We will deliver the
print copies, within four weeks of receiving the proof back from you.
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Both our printed code books and online files are designed with the understanding that your code is a
living document that will have many additions and revisions over time.
We understand the need for high editorial standards in your code and fully stand behind all of our
work. Our entire staff operates in one central office, meaning that we can deliver consistent quality
and thorough communication.
Code Publishing has the flexibility to give you personalized attention throughout the process, and will
always be there to answer potential questions, every step of the way. We can split the initial costs over
two budget cycles and work on your schedule. With Code Publishing, your code is in good hands.
Reformatting, Renumbering and Reorganizing
Consider the following items regarding our format when evaluating proposals:
Better use of space: Why pay for more pages? Our standard layout fits more text on the page
without sacrificing. quality. Save on printing now and later.
Section listings: Note the addition of our section listing (Le., digest or table of contents) at
the top of the chapter. This basic formatting difference saves time when reading.
Expandable numbering system: CPC uses an expandable decimal numbering system to
allow an easier insertion of new sections to the code. A non -expandable numbering system
may result in a hard -to -follow or illogical sequence in future updates.
Reformatting — Page Design
Code Publishing offers many different options for your code's column style, formatting and font. Our
most popular layout is the standard two -column with 11 -point font. This maximizes the number of
words on each page, reducing the page count (codification and pricing is based on the number of
pages), thereby saving you money on both the initial product and revisions. It is also the easiest to
read and most attractive. We also offer a one -column style. These layouts can always be customized to
your liking.
Renumbering
The most versatile numbering format is the three -tiered system, providing a number for the title,
chapter, and section (see description below). The expandable decimal numbering system allows for
expansions within the code as new ordinances are added. For instance, inserting a new section
between 3.04.010 and 3.04.020 (e.g., 3.04.0151 is easier than placing one between 3-4-1 and 3-4-2.
When a reformatted code is renumbered, CPC provides parallel reference tables to original code
numbers. This eliminates inconsistent section numbering. This system allows for flexibility when
adding new provisions to the code.
Reorganizing
If you are not happy with your code's current organizational structure, we can reorganize it. CPC's
standard code organization is based on subject matter, which is more accessible than an alphabetical
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structure. Most codes today are organized by subject. A typical CPC code has three divisions: Title,
Chapter and Section, which fit nicely with our standard numbering system (above):
Title: A grouping of ordinances related by topic (business regulations, land use, traffic,
criminal code, etc.). Some titles may consist of one single, comprehensive ordinance (typically
subdivision, zoning/uniform development codes), depending on the length and organization
of the ordinance.
Chapter: Usually a single ordinance (with its amendments). A number of ordinances whose
subject matter is related are codified as chapters within a title. The chapter may have one or
more sections, depending on the length and nature of the ordinance it codifies.
Section: Usually a single section of an ordinance. An individual section of an ordinance is
codified as a section within the code chapter unless the section is unusually lengthy, in which
case ordinance subsections will become separate sections in the code. Individual sections of
the code should contain one principle, topic, or idea; this aids the user in quickly finding the
subject or section being researched or referred to.
Optional Legal Review
Legal staff can also perform a review of your code if requested. The legal review applies principles of
statutory construction and applicable common law. The review encompasses state and federal
constitutional questions, case law conflicts, and court interpretations. The code is scrutinized for
vagueness, fair notice to citizens, free speech infringement, danger of selective enforcement, and
equal protection in view of fundamental rights. The attorney reviews all sections of the code for
consistency, archaic language, and internal conflicts, and to ensure accurate references to state
statutes. Outdated fees are noted. The municipality will receive a detailed written report, including a
thorough analysis and basis for amending or revising ordinances as necessary. The report is formatted
and proofread by an editor. We provide both print and electronic versions of the review.
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UPDATE SERVICE - WEB HOSTING AND SUPPLEMENTS
' "Update service" refers to a broad range of editing and formatting services that CPC provides. t-oae
Publishing's update service includes, but is not limited to: codification of new ordinances, creation of
files for a web -based code, publishing of supplements to the printed code, subscription services and
code archiving.
Web -based Code Updates
Web updates include ordinances, history notes, and the disposition table(s), as well as validating
internal cross-references and citations to state statutes.
All of our customers receive online on -demand updates, meaning that new ordinances will be
incorporated into the online code on their effective date or within a week of our receiving them. With
Code Publishing, you can be certain your ordinances are always up to date online.
We are also able to host PDF files of the new ordinances, linked from the sections they will be
affecting, with services like OrdAlert; or to highlight recently updated sections using CodeTrak. There
are many other features and enhancements available. (See "Your Code on the Web" below.)
Print Code Updates — Supplements
During the print supplement process, we update the code's preface, statutory references, and index.
We also create a direction page detailing how to remove obsolete pages and add new pages to reflect
the changes. Formatting and editorial styles are kept consistent. There are no annual fees, storage
fees, or minimums.
Turnaround time for a print supplement is two to four weeks, including shipping. Update schedules
are set according to customer preference; for example, monthly, quarterly, etc. The frequency is
something you can determine during the initial consultation period (see "Getting Started" above), or
reevaluate later.
Procedure
As new ordinances are passed, a municipal staff member will upload new ordinances to a unique web
site managed by CPC. Receipt is confirmed through email, and then the project is assigned to an
editor. After checking with the municipality to ensure all ordinances have been received, the editor
selects the affected areas of the code, changes the text, updates the index and ordinance table,
assigns the revised code pages to a proofreader, notifies the municipality of any concerns, and
provides a supplement proof copy if requested. At least three editors and proofreaders will have
reviewed the ordinances and amended code by the end of this process, safeguarding against
mistakes. Any concerns will be brought to your attention right away. Your staff can continue
comfortably with its work knowing that the code has been modified to reflect the new ordinance(s).
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Tracking Ordinances
Our project management system organizes ordinances by their applicable effective dates. If
ordinances are not to be codified at time of upload, appropriate hyperlinks to the PDF files of pending
ordinances are listed at the end of the ordinance table and marked as "Not Codified" or "Pending
Codification." Future projects are created for ordinances with unique circumstances (e.g., a sunset
clause) that require changes to the code. Please see
www.codgpublishing.com/wa/Bellevue/?BellevueOT.html#newords for an example.
Archiving Services
Code Publishing archives each version of the code as it is supplemented. Each time a print volume is
updated, the supplement is archived as a PDF file. There is no additional charge for this service. Whole
code PDF files are also created after each supplement.
Subscriptions and Public Access
Code Publishing does not assert the right to generate revenues by selling any part of our client codes
- printed, electronic or otherwise - to outside subscribers unless a client so requests. Most CPC clients
ask that we handle outside subscriptions, which are priced at $0.10 per impression for copies. It is a
service we provide for our customers; we do not make a profit from these sales. CPC provides the
online version of the codes we publish free of charge to the public.
Recent trends in the publishing industry indicate that most users of local jurisdiction codes are using
web -based versions, rather than relying on a printed copy. For that reason, we provide immediate
updates to the online code, thus reducing the need for printed copies. Additionally, since printed
copies tend to become obsolete quickly, lose their pages easily, and require precious staff time during
updating processes, we now provide users with the ability to print whole or selected portions of the
code directly from the web.
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Chapter 2.05
EMERGENCY POWERS
Sections:
2.05.010
Proclamation of civil emergency —
Emergency defined.
2.05.020
Action which may be taken.
2.05.030
Delivery to news media.
2.05.040
Continuity of government.
2.05.050
Violation — Penalty.
2.05.010 Proclamation of civil emergency —
Emergency defined.
A. Whenever a civil emergency, or the immi-
nent threat thereof, occurs in the City and results in,
or threatens to result in the death or injury of per-
sons or the destruction of or damage to property to
such extent as to require, in the judgment of the
Mayor, extraordinary measures to protect the pub-
lic peace, safety and welfare, the Mayor shall forth-
with proclaim in writing the existence of a civil
emergency. In the absence of the Mayor, the
Mayor Pro Tem may declare a civil emergency and
issue orders, and in the absence of the Mayor Pro
Tem, the City Manager may declare a civil emer-
gency and issue orders. The authority granted to
the Mayor in this Chapter is in addition to and not
in limitation of other policies allowing the Mayor
to declare an emergency and take action necessary
to deal with such emergency. For the purposes of
this chapter a civil emergency shall mean:
1. A riot, unlawful assembly, insurrection,
enemy attack, sabotage, or other hostile action; or
2. A natural or human caused disaster,
including fire, flood, storm, explosion, earthquake,
volcanic disturbance or other natural cause; or
3. Any emergency or disaster as defined by
RCW 38.52.010.
B. Proclamations of civil emergencies issued
by the Mayor shall as soon as practicable, be filed
with the City Clerk and presented to the City Coun-
cil for ratification and confirmation, modification
or rejection. Proclamations which are rejected
shall, after vote, be void. Proclamations shall be
considered in full force and effect until the City
Council shall act. (Ord. 4174, 2014)
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2.05.020
2.05.020 Action which may be taken.
A. Upon the proclamation of a civil emergency
by the Mayor, and during the existence of such
emergency the Mayor may make and proclaim any
or all of the following orders:
1. An order imposing a general curfew appli-
cation to the City as a whole, or to such geograph-
ical area or areas of the City and during such hours
as he deems necessary, and from time to time to
modify the hours such curfew will be in effect and
the area or areas to which it will apply.
2. An order requiring all business establish-
ments within the geographic area impacted by the
civil emergency to close and remain closed until
further order.
3. An order requiring the closure of any or all
bars, taverns, liquor stores and other business
establishments where alcoholic beverages are sold
or otherwise dispensed; provided, that with respect
to those business establishments which are not pri-
marily devoted to the sale of alcoholic beverages
and in which such alcoholic beverages may be
removed or made secure from possible seizure by
the public, the portions thereof utilized for the sale
of items other than alcoholic beverages may, in the
discretion of the Mayor, be allowed to remain
open.
4. An order requiring the discontinuance of
the sale, distribution or giving away of gasoline or
other liquid flammable or combustible products in
any container other than a gasoline tank properly
arced to a motor vehicle.
5. An order closing to the public any or all
public places, including streets, alleys, public
ways, schools, parks, beaches, amusement areas
and public buildings.
6. An order waiving the public works com-
petitive bidding requirements and awarding con-
tracts to address the emergency situation in
accordance with RCW Chapters 38.52 and 39.04,
and waiving other time-consuming procedures and
formalities consistent with RCW 38.52.070(2).
7. An order directing the use of all public and
private health, medical and convalescent facilities
and equipment to provide emergency health and
medical care for injured persons.
8. An order authorizing, in cooperation with
utility management and appropriate State and Fed-
eral agencies, the shutting off, restoration, and
operation of utility services in accordance with pri-
2.05.030
orities established for combating such civil emer-
gency-
9. An order providing for the evacuation and
reception of the population of the City or any part
thereof.
10. Such other orders as are immediately
necessary for the protection of life and property.
B. Provided, however, that any such orders
shall, at the regular or special meeting of the City
Council next following the date the orders are
issued, be presented to the City Council or ratifica-
tion and confirmation by Resolution of the City
Council, and if not so ratified and confirmed shall
be of no further effect. Provided further, in the
event an order is issued under subparagraph (6)
above, then the Mayor shall also make a finding
that an emergency existed within two (2) weeks
from the date the order was issued and post the con-
tract and findings on the City's website. If the
City's website is down due to the emergency, then
the Mayor shall take reasonable steps to notify the
public of the award of the contract and the sub-
stance of his findings in accordance with the State
law. (Ord. 4174, 2014)
2.05.030 Delivery to news media.
The Mayor shall cause any proclamation issued
by him pursuant to the authority of this chapter to
be delivered to all news media within Benton and
Franklin counties and shall utilize such other avail-
able means,
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TIMELINES AND WORKFLOW
Recodification, Web Hosting and Updating
Initial Conversion, Recodification, and Hosting Delivery
Initial Setup
• The client uploads electronic files (in both word processing format and scanned PDF) of the 2 weeks
existing code and each signed original ordinance/resolution to CPC. The client receives
confirmation of receipt from CPC by email. Files converted to publishing system for print and
online versions.
Preparation
• Editor reviews materials and provides page layout, formatting style and proposed organization to 2 weeks
be approved by the client
Publishing the Recodified Code of Ordinances
• Editor organizes code material, marks up manuscript, renumbers, creates and reviews text files. 3 months
Editor applies page layout and consistent formatting style.
• Editor creates ordinance table, reads and edits code for textual errors, updates cross-references,
sends draft copy to proofing. Proofer marks corrections, returns project to editor. Editor makes
corrections, sends back to proofing. Final corrections made and checked. Code is printed, given a
final check and stamped as "Proof Copy'; sent to the client with list of questions, comments.
Legal Review (Optional)
• CPC attorney reviews the code. Report of completed review sent to the client. Addressed by the 3 months (concurrent
client as time permits; completion not required for publishing the code. with publishing)
Review of Proof
• Regular contact maintained with the client while it is reviewing the proof copy. The client returns 3 months
proof copy and answers to questions.
- Editor makes changes to code resulting from the client's answers/requests, incorporates material
passed since proof sent. Editor calls or emails client to clarify questions.
Print and Bind — Final Steps
• Code is indexed. Code is given a final proof. Books shipped and client invoiced. 2 - 4 weeks
• Manuscript stored. Editor places stylesheet page in the front of master copy of the code.
Web Hosting: HTML Files Created
• Code converted to HTML and uploaded to public server. Requested enhancements are added. 1 week
Online code is proofed and client is notified.
CPC contacts the client to ensure satisfaction.
Web Updates and Traditional Supplements
Preparation
• The client uploads electronic files (in both word processing format and scanned PDF) of each new 1 day
signed original ordinance/resolution or other document to CPC. Receipt of files is confirmed by
CPC via email to the client prior to codification.
Updates
• New ordinances are edited, proofed, codified into the online code as they are passed. 3 - 5 days of receipt or
on effective date
Traditional Supplements
Editorial updates to the printed code version are prepared, including indexes, tables, history notes 4 - 6 weeks
and cross-references. Scheduled per client request
• Requested copies printed, shipped, and/or PDF files uploaded; client invoiced.
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Code Publishing maintains a lean structure and is dedicated to training every employee to service our
clients. Below is a list of the senior representatives who will be assigned to the codification project. All
employees work out of our Seattle, Washington office.
Margaret O. Bustion, Owner and President, 1989 - present.
B.A., University of Washington, Latin; M.B.A., CAA, Seattle University. 1975 -1985, Managing Editor and Systems
Manager, Book Publishing Company, Seattle, WA.
Margaret founded CPC in 1989 in response to local jurisdictions' need for electronic options for codes and
improved customer service. She manages all operations and employees and is available to address any of your
needs or concerns. She personally calls each client annually to ensure complete satisfaction with our services.
William Ferensen, Vice -President, 1989 - present.
B.S., Northern Illinois University, Marketing and Finance. 1970 -1990, Federal Reserve Bank and Bank ofAmerica,
Finance Officer. 1965 -1969, U.S. Navy Pilot.
Bill is the main point of contact for all accounting, subscription, and operations questions. He has managed
these duties since the founding of the company and has decades of prior experience in finance and banking.
Heidi Hanks, Lead Editor, Indexer, and Proofer, 2003 - present.
B.A., Carleton College, English, Magna cum Laude with Distinction in the Department Editor and Proofreader, Book
Publishing Company, 1994 - 1995; Editor, VersusLaw, Inc., 1996 - 1997; Amazon.com, 2000 - 2003, Copyeditor and
Lead Copyeditor, Content Services Department
Heidi is our lead editor, assigned to train new proofreaders and to work on our most challenging projects. She
has worked on codes across dozens of states and on codification projects of all kinds.
Rosamund Hodge, Web and Custom Format Developer, 2007 - present.
B.A., University of Dallas, English, Summa cum Laude; M.St., University of Oxford, U.K., Medieval English Literature.
Business ITSolutions World Wide, 2006 -2007. Custom formats, custom features development template
development formatting improvement file conversion.
Rosamund has developed many of the online features which set Code Publishing apart from the competition.
She will be your main point of contact regarding any technical questions when it comes to the online code.
Russell Joe, Legal Reviewer, 2014 - present.
B.A., Northwestern University; J.D., University of Colorado; Member, Washington State BarAssociation.
Russell brings 20 years of municipal experience to his role as legal reviewer. He has served on the city council of
Issaquah, Washington (pop. 30,434), as a Judge Pro Tem, and as the prosecuting attorney for several cities. His
experience brings unique insight into the legal issues facing municipalities.
Steven Jones, Production Manager (since 2005);1995 - present.
B.A., Rice University, English, Medieval Studies and Publishing. National Merit Scholar. Editor, ITStaff, and Proofreader.
Steven is the project manager for all codification and supplement projects. All labor is delegated through him.
He has two decades of experience in all aspects of codification. He is your main point of contact for all things
related to your code and ordinances.
Kevin Daughtridge, Content Engineer; 2013 - present.
B.A., University of Washington, Linguistics. Content Engineer, Editor, and Proofreader.
Kevin designs, develops and maintains the technologies underlying Code Publishing's editorial process. He
focuses on capturing and processing the information in codes in new ways to enable innovative web features
and to maintain the speed and accuracy of our services.
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President:
Margaret Bustion, MBA, CPA
Sales and Marketing:
Brooke Hanford, Codification Consultant
Zoe Masten, CustornerService
Web Development:
Kevin Daughtridge, Development
Manager
Rosamund Hodge, Web Designer
Chris Valrnonte, Front End Developer
Production:
Steven Jones, Production Manager
Legal:
Russell Joe, JD
Business Manager:
Bill Ferensen, VP Accounting (printing,
shipping; banking; office supplies; tax
returns including sales and B&Q
Editors:
Joni Eriksen
Torn Ferensen
Heidi Hanks
Kristina Hauptfuehrer
Kara Joe
Charlee McRill
Eric Pidkarneny
Hannah Rudzik
Proofreaders:
Julie Bridwell
Natalie Cardot
John Shin
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In consideration for services, customer shall
compensate the Code Publishing Company (CPC)
the sum(s) set forth in the written proposal or
services addendum, attached to and made a part of
this Agreement. Additional service(s) provided by
CPC following the execution of this Agreement
shall be compensated at the current price(s) in
effect for CPC's services at the time of performance
of the services, unless otherwise agreed to between
the parties and set forth in this Agreement.
Payment and Invoice Requirements
CPC shall invoice the customer upon delivery of the
newly codified ordinances, printed supplements,
and/or electronic services elected by the customer
consistent with the terms set forth in the attached
proposal orservices addendum. Additional services
agreed to between the parties shall be invoiced
following service delivery. Payments shall be made
by the customer to CPC within thirty (30) days of
receipt of said invoice by the customer.
Responsibility of Customer
The customer shall provide two copies of each
documentto be codified: a signed version (scanned
PDF is acceptable) and a word processing version.
All proofing is against the signed version. There is a
two -dollar per document page charge for scanning
and OCR work when a word processing version is
not provided.
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The code produced by CPC shall be the exclusive
and sole property of the customer and the
customer may use said code for any purposes it
deems appropriate, including copying,
distributing, or selling copies of said code.
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customer, its officers, employees, agents, assigns,
and representatives from any and all costs, claims,
judgments or awards of damages arising out of any
negligent acts or omissions of CPC, its officers,
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CPC, its officers, employees, agents, assigns, and
representatives for any claims caused by delays to
the codification process that may arise from the
failure of the customer to supply CPC promptly
with all necessary materials and/or information
required for the completion of codification,
supplementation, and webhosting services.
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this Agreement, general commercial liability
insurance for the benefit of CPC and the customer
against claims arising from or in connection with
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CPC, its officers, employees, agents, assigns, and
representatives. The general commercial liability
insurance policy limit amounts shall be no less than
$1,000,000 each occurrence and $2,000,000
general aggregate coverage. Proof of insurance
coverage shall be maintained by CPC and provided
upon request by the customer.
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upon sixty (60) days' advance written notice. The
customer is required to remunerate to CPC
payment for all services performed by CPC up to
the date that the services performed by CPC are to
discontinue. The customer acknowledges that CPC
shall have a lien against all materials provided by
the customer to CPC for codification to secure
payment for services due until full payment for
services performed by CPC has been received.
Effective Date
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both parties to this Agreement from the most recent
date signed by either of them and shall remain in
effect continuously until terminated by
either party.
AUTHORIZATION/AGREEMENT
The City of Pasco, WA, hereby agrees to the procedures set forth in this proposal and authorizes Code
Publishing Company to proceed with recodification project for the Pasco Municipal Code, and
converting the code files to a web -based format with complete searching and browsing.
Fix Subsection Numbering
Recodification (initial editorial work)
Legal review (optional)
Printing
Convert files to HTML for Internet hosting
Web hosting (annual)
2,995.00 (Incl. with Recod.)
16,200.00
2,500.00
90.00 per copy (est)
Included
350.00
Supplement and update service (per page) 20.95
The City agrees to submit ordinances for codification as they are passed.
CODE PUBLISHING COMPANY
By:
Margaret O. Bustion, President
9410 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
Dated:
CITY OF PASCO
C.P. Dave Zab , City Manager
525 N 3r Ave
Pasco, Wa 99301
Dated: /.—Z&— r
Please sign and return two copies of this page (via USPS) or email this page to:
Code Publishing Company
9410 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
OR
mbustion@codepublishing.com
On execution by the company, a copy will be returned to the City.
*All prices are estimates; final invoice is based on actual number of pages amended and reprinted.
AUTHORIZATION/AGREEMENT
The City of Pasco, WA, hereby agrees to the procedures set forth in this proposal and authorizes Code
Publishing Company to proceed with recodification project for the Pasco Municipal Code, and
converting the code files to a web -based format with complete searching and browsing.
Fix Subsection Numbering
Recodification (initial editorial work)
Legal review (optional)
Printing
Convert files to HTML for Internet hosting
Web hosting (annual)
2,995.00 (Ind. with Recod.)
16,200.00
2,500.00
90.00 per copy (est.)
Included
350.00
Supplement and update service (per page) 20.95
The City agrees to submit ordinances for codification as they are passed.
CODE PUBLISHING COMPANY
CITY OF PASCO
By: f
argarntO. Busdon, President s Dave Za CIO Manager /
9410 Roosevelt Way NE 525 N 3 Ave /
Seattle, WA 98115 Pasco, Wa 99301
Dated• _-_-- _ _ -. -- - Dated:, +r•" UP— 1t _
Please sign and return two copies of this page (via USPS) or email this page to.
Code Publishing Company
9410 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98115
OR
mbusrion@codepublishing.com
On execution by the company, a copy will be returned to the City.
*All prices are estimates; final invoice is based on actual number of pages amended and reprinted.
Capitalization:
City Officials, Departments, etc., Initial Case
Numbers:
Pasco Municipal Code
Style Sheet
one — nine 10+ 1,000 — 9,999
10,000+ 50 percent 25 feet
7:00 p.m. December 31st
$0.50 $50.00 $1,000
Definitions:
Defined terms will be enclosed within quotation marks C"'), followed by "means." Subsection lettering or numbering will be
removed and all terms will be alphabetized.
Subsection designations:
(1) ...
(a) ...
(i) ...
(A)...
Cross-references:
PMC 5.05.010(1)
Chapter 5.05 PMC
PMC Title 5
subsection (1)(a) of this section
History notes: semicolons will be used to separate. "Formerly" will be used in all renumbered sections:
[Ord. 4229 § 17(d), 1983. Formerly 18.48.010.]
Treatment of repealed sections, subsections and chapters differs in that the chapter, section or subsection number is retained,
the text is deleted and replaced with the words "Repealed by ....". For example:
In the Digest listing In the Text
Chapters: Chapters:
5.05 Repealed
5.10 Licenses
Sections: Sections:
12.05.010 Streets.
12.05.020 Repealed.
Approved by
Chapter 5.05
REGULATIONS
(Repealed by Ord. 996)
12.05.020 Sidewalks.
Repealed by Ord. 792. [Ord. 122 § 2, 1960.1
Subsections: (b) Regulations
(c) Repealed by Ord. 808.
(d) More regulations. [Ord. 808 § 1, 1989.]
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