WSABRB Quiz
WSABRB Newsletter Quiz 08/26
#1 If a notice of intention is found to be insufficient and is later submitted, how many calendar days does the chief clerk have to determine its sufficiency?
Answer is A. 14 days
There are 14 calendar days to review any resubmitted/corrected notice if the initial filing was found insufficient.
#2 What happens if 45 days pass after a notice of intention is effectively filed and no review is triggered?
Answer is B. The proposed action is deemed approved.
Statutory timelines ensure that actions move forward if the board or affected parties do not initiate a formal review.
#3 According to the HB 1304 bill analysis, what determines the “effective filing date” of a notice of intention if the clerk has not completed the sufficiency review by the deadline?
Answer is C. The date the notice is deemed sufficient due to the clerk missing the applicable deadline.
The bill provides that the filing is effective if the clerk fails to finish the review within the statutory timeframe.
#1 If a notice of intention is found to be insufficient and is later submitted, how many calendar days does the chief clerk have to determine its sufficiency?
Answer is A. 14 days
There are 14 calendar days to review any resubmitted/corrected notice if the initial filing was found insufficient.
#2 What happens if 45 days pass after a notice of intention is effectively filed and no review is triggered?
Answer is B. The proposed action is deemed approved.
Statutory timelines ensure that actions move forward if the board or affected parties do not initiate a formal review.
#3 According to the HB 1304 bill analysis, what determines the “effective filing date” of a notice of intention if the clerk has not completed the sufficiency review by the deadline?
Answer is C. The date the notice is deemed sufficient due to the clerk missing the applicable deadline.
The bill provides that the filing is effective if the clerk fails to finish the review within the statutory timeframe.
