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RESOLUTION NO. <br />EVERETT <br />WASH I NGTON <br />A RESOLUTION Authorizing the Use of Electronic Signatures and Adopting a Policy Regarding <br />Such Use <br />WHEREAS, <br />A. Chapter 19.360 RCW granted local agencies the ability to use electronic signatures for official <br />public business to provide reasonable assurance of the integrity, authenticity, and <br />nonrepudiation of an electronic communication. <br />B. Effective June 11, 2020, Chapter 19.360 RCW was repealed and replaced by the Uniform <br />Electronic Transactions Act ("UETA") codified at Chapter 1.80 RCW. <br />C. The UETA provides for essentially the same authority as Chapter 19.360 RCW with respect to a <br />local agency's use of electronic signatures, and unless state or federal law requires a wet <br />signature, an electronic signature can be used and must be given the same legal effect as a wet <br />signature. <br />D. Using electronic signature technology can benefit the City of Everett (the "City") by decreasing <br />the City's reliance on paper transactions and physical documents, thereby saving time and <br />reducing the costs associated with conducting City business. <br />E. City staff have conducted a preliminary business assessment and risk analysis of electronic <br />signature providers in order to provide reasonable assurances of the integrity, authenticity, and <br />nonrepudiation of electronic documents when electronic signatures are used. <br />F. The City desires to adopt policies regarding use and acceptance of electronic signatures for City <br />business purposes, as outlined in the policy attached as Exhibit "A" to this Resolution <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: <br />Section 1. Findings. The City Council makes the following findings: <br />A. The foregoing recitals are incorporated and fully made a part of this Resolution; and <br />B. It to be in the public interest to allow the use of electronic records and electronic <br />signatures for City business to the fullest extent allowed by law. <br />
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