All county records and record series, of any format, shall be evaluated, designated, classified, and scheduled for retention according to the provisions of the Act and this subchapter. The county may designate or redesignate or clarify or reclarify records or data at any time and is not required to classify a particular record or item of data until access thereto is requested. Any records or record series generated in the future shall also be so designated, classified, and scheduled for retention. Records designation, classification, and scheduling for retention shall be conducted under the supervision of and proposed schedules submitted to the County Records Officer who shall be assisted by a Records Classification and Retention Review Committee consisting of the Records Officer or designee and the head of the county department in charge of the record in question, or his or her designee. Assistance may be requested from the County Attorney as needed. Designation, classification, and retention scheduling forms and guidelines shall be prepared and promulgated by the Records Officer.
(Ord. 1995-1, passed 1-9-1995)