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MANUAL
500-2
SECTION
01.1
DEVELOPING
AND REVISING PROCEDURES
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BUREAU
OF MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS AND PROJECTS
1. Purpose
This procedure describes the process that will be followed when
new real property transaction related procedures are needed or existing
procedures need modification or deletion.
2. Applicable Law and/or Guidance
Administrative
Services Bulletin entitled BMAP Clearance Process
Thruway
Real Property Management Policy (
3. Introduction
The Bureau of Management Analysis and Projects (BMAP) is
responsible for coordinating the preparation, clearance and dissemination of
official New York State Thruway Authority (Authority) policies, procedures,
publications and forms. This procedure
describes the process that will be followed when real property procedure
changes are needed, including development and revision of procedures.
4. Procedure
4.1. A need for a
procedure change (e.g., creation, modification, obsoletion) may be identified
by the Division or Headquarters personnel involved with real property
transactions:
· Through
recommendations or suggestions by Authority employees, the Authority Board or
others;
· As the result of an internal or external audit;
· As the result of a root cause analysis review; or
· Through periodic procedure and policy reviews.
4.2. BMAP will seek approval
from the Chief Financial Officer and the Director of Maintenance and Operations
prior to creating any new or making modifications to existing procedures. BMAP will coordinate the procedure process,
including development or revision, reviews, approvals and distribution. BMAP will also act as the repository for the
most current procedures.
Some of the sample letters labeled as Exhibits in the
SOPs are available on an Authority file share for Division access. These letter templates allow Divisions to
fill in the blanks with transaction-specific information. BMAP will update/revise letters and post updated
copies to the file share when appropriate.
4.3. Division and
Headquarters personnel will be contacted as needed by BMAP to provide
information such as flowcharts, narratives or summaries for the procedure
changes needed.
5. Responsibilities
BMAP will coordinate the preparation, approval and distribution
of procedures.