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Planning commission urges county to hire permit project manager to finish Baker Tilly reforms
Summary
The county planning commission told the Transportation and Planning Committee that fewer than half of Baker Tilly's 51 process recommendations are complete and urged the county to assign or hire a cross-department project manager to implement outstanding reforms and improve applicant support.
The Alameda County Planning Commission told supervisors on Oct. 6 that progress on 51 recommendations from the Baker Tilly development-process review has lagged and urged the county to assign or hire a project manager to coordinate permit work across planning, building, environmental health and fire departments.
Mark Crawford, chair of the Planning Commissionpermit-streamlining subcommittee, said the commission reviewed staff progress on a subset of recommendations and found inconsistent answers in staff spreadsheets…
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