U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20590
202-366-4000
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| FHWA Delegations and Organization Manual |
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Date: |
Office of Primary Interest |
| M 1100.1A, Chg. 19 |
September 5, 2000 |
HAIM-10 |
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- What is the purpose of this update?
- What are the most important changes?
- Where can I get additional information concerning these changes?
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- What is the purpose of this update? This update to Part 1 (Delegations
of Authority), Chapter 2 (Order of Succession), of the FHWA Delegations and
Organization Manual provides the approved order of succession to the position
of Federal Highway Administrator and requires development of similar orders
of succession to other key positions within the Federal Highway Administration.
- What are the most important changes?
- Paragraph 2, subparagraph 2a (Washington Headquarters Officials), is
revised to show the approved order of succession for Washington Headquarters
officials to succeed to the position of Administrator under certain conditions.
- Paragraph 2, subparagraph 2b (retitled Directors of Field Services),
is revised to show the approved order of succession for directors of field
services to succeed to the position of Administrator when Washington Headquarters
designees are unavailable.
- Paragraph 3 is changed to simplify and clarify the criteria for eligibility
for succession to the position of Administrator.
- New paragraphs 4 and 5 are added (deleting old paragraphs 4 through
8). Paragraph 4 identifies authorities delegated from the Administrator
during special circumstances resulting from disasters or national security
crises, while paragraph 5 requires that each CBU program manager, SBU
director, Washington Headquarters office director, director of field services,
resource center manager, division administrator, and FLH division engineer
prepare a similar order of succession to a specified depth of positions.
- The entire chapter has been redrafted in plain language format and minor
editorial changes not listed here have also been made.
- Where can I get additional information concerning these changes? If
you have questions about these changes, you may contact the Management Programs
and Analysis Division, Management Analysis and Organization Team, at 202-366-0534.
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Kenneth R. Wykle
Federal Highway Administrator
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