1. NATIONAL STREAMLINING CONFERENCE WHAT’S ALREADY IN PLACE? SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES & THE WORK OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PARTNERSHIP – TISP An Overview – Robert Wible, Alliance & TISP

2. SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES SAMPLE BEST PRACTICES SAMPLE BEST PRACTICES - 1996-98 - San Diego – Process 2000 - 1996-98 - San Diego – Process 2000 Redesigned business process to reduce time to handle permits, plans reviews & inspections. 40% savings in time to customer & city. Redesigned business process to reduce time to handle permits, plans reviews & inspections. 40% savings in time to customer & city. - 1996-98 – Silicon Valley Joint Venture - 1996-98 – Silicon Valley Joint Venture Reduced # of differences in codes from 200 to just 3 between 16 jurisdictions. Reduced # of differences in codes from 200 to just 3 between 16 jurisdictions.

3. SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES 2001-2005 - Louisville/Jefferson Co., KY2001-2005 - Louisville/Jefferson Co., KY - GIS and on-line permitting system, mobile inspections, tracking system. Reduced both permit application and inspection times by 50%, - GIS and on-line permitting system, mobile inspections, tracking system. Reduced both permit application and inspection times by 50%, handled 30% increase in work load with less staff. handled 30% increase in work load with less staff. 2002 – 2005 – New Castle Co., DE2002 – 2005 – New Castle Co., DE On-line permit processing, plan submittal and tracking processes. 40% time/staff savings

4. SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES 2003-Present - Orange County, FL2003-Present - Orange County, FL -“Affordable Housing Expedited Review Process,” speeds such housing through permit applications and plans review processes 50% faster than other structures. 2004 -05 - San Antonio, TX2004 -05 - San Antonio, TX - Re-engineered business process in building department and then put in place on-line permit process and inspection scheduling saving 40% time. - Re-engineered business process in building department and then put in place on-line permit process and inspection scheduling saving 40% time.

5. SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES 2003 – Present - King County, WA2003 – Present - King County, WA - “Residential Basics Program” allows builders of same home design to build series of pre- approved models to receive expedited plans reviews, saving 40% time/fees. - “Residential Basics Program” allows builders of same home design to build series of pre- approved models to receive expedited plans reviews, saving 40% time/fees. 2001 – Present - State of Oregon2001 – Present - State of Oregon - “Master Builder Program” homebuilders meet rigid certification & training criteria fast tracks permits and allows self-inspections with state/local spot checks. 20% savings. - “Master Builder Program” homebuilders meet rigid certification & training criteria fast tracks permits and allows self-inspections with state/local spot checks. 20% savings.

6. SUCCESSFUL STREAMLINING BEST PRACTICES FOR MORE EXAMPLES VISIT THE ALLIANCE WEBSITE:FOR MORE EXAMPLES VISIT THE ALLIANCE WEBSITE: www.natlpartnerstreamline.org & also download the HUD/Alliance “Guide to More Effective and Efficient Regulatory Processes Through Information Technology.” www.natlpartnerstreamline.org & also download the HUD/Alliance “Guide to More Effective and Efficient Regulatory Processes Through Information Technology.”www.natlpartnerstreamline.org

7. THE INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PARTNERSHIP - TISP TISP – formed in wake of 9-ll by US Army Corps of Engineers, NIST, ASCE, and others to:TISP – formed in wake of 9-ll by US Army Corps of Engineers, NIST, ASCE, and others to: - identify and bring together at national level trade associations, government agencies, academic institutions to identify and share best practices in better preparing for, responding to and recovering from disasters. - identify and bring together at national level trade associations, government agencies, academic institutions to identify and share best practices in better preparing for, responding to and recovering from disasters.

8. THE INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PARTNERSHIP - TISP “Guide for An Action Plan to Develop Regional Disaster Resilience”“Guide for An Action Plan to Develop Regional Disaster Resilience” - Steps public & private sector can take to identify risks, threats, vulnerabilities and take coordinated actions to share resources to better prepare for, respond to and recover from man- made and natural disasters. - Steps public & private sector can take to identify risks, threats, vulnerabilities and take coordinated actions to share resources to better prepare for, respond to and recover from man- made and natural disasters.

9. THE INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PARTNERSHIP - TISP TISP REGIONAL DISASTER RESILIANCE GUIDE:TISP REGIONAL DISASTER RESILIANCE GUIDE: - Guide highlights actions that can be taken within a region to develop own disaster resilience plan. - Guide highlights actions that can be taken within a region to develop own disaster resilience plan. - Guide includes examples of actions that can be taken by building officials and private sector to better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters. Includes Alliance model processes. - Guide includes examples of actions that can be taken by building officials and private sector to better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters. Includes Alliance model processes.

10. THE INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PARTNERSHIP - TISP TO ACCESS TISP & TISP GUIDE VISIT TISP WEBSITE:TO ACCESS TISP & TISP GUIDE VISIT TISP WEBSITE: www.tisp.org & also register to attend www.tisp.org & also register to attendwww.tisp.org 6 th Annual TISP Congress – March 28-29, 2007 in Arlington, VA in Arlington, VA