Item 21 Staff Report Consideration of Report Regarding Joint Powers Agreement for the Santa Clara County Congestion Management AgencyTOWN OF LOS GATOS
Council Agenda Report
DATE: February 1, 1991
TO: MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL
FROM: TOWN MANAGER
SUBJECT:
Council Agenda
Date: 2/4/91
Item: .=::2,
CONSIDERATION OF REPORT REGARDING JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR THE
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT AGENCY.
RECOMMENDATION:
1. That the Town respond to the Congestion Management Agency that we do not have any suggested
changes to the draft Joint Powers Agreement.
2. The Council choose March 26 or 27, 1991, as the recommended date for a joint study session of
the Councils of the five West Valley cities.
DISCUSSION:
The Congestion Management Agency has distributed a draft joint powers agreement (Attachment 1) for
review and comment by the cities, with a response requested by February 8, 1991.
The draft joint powers agreement appears to be consistent with the previously adopted by-laws for the
Congestion Management Agency. The Council should reserve final approval until it is determined whether
there are any amendments proposed by any other cities, otherwise the draft can be recommended for
adoption.
In addition, the City of Campbell (See Attachment 2) is recommending that a study session for Council
members from the five cities in our region be held on March 25, 26, or 27, 1991. The Council already has
a budget study session scheduled for March 25, so you need to choose the 26th or 27th as a recommended
date.
PREPARED BY:
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Reviewed by:
LEE E. BOWMAN: —
Planning Director
Acting Town Attorney Finance Manager
TOWN COUNCIL ACTION DIRECTED TO:
ACTION OF COUNCIL:
Congestion Management As-
Santa Cara County
MEMORANDUM
Date: January 23, 1991
To: City Managers and County Executive
From: Michael P. Evanhoe, Executive Director
Subject: Joint Powers Agreement
The purpose of this memorandum is to transmit a draft of the
Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) for the Santa Clara County
Congestion Management Agency (CMA) to you for your city's
review and comment.
As we have discussed at the December and January meetings of
the County/Cities Managers' Association, county counsel has
determined that a Joint Powers Agreement is necessary for the
formation and operation of the CMA. Accordingly, a draft JPA
was written by staff and approved by county counsel.
On January 16, 1991, the CMA Board approved the transmittal
of this draft JPA to cities and the County for review and
comment. The Governing Board is requesting that your
city review this document and forward your comments to me by
Friday, February 8, 1991. These comments will be reviewed by
the Committee and where appropriate incorporated into the JPA
prior to its final approval by the CMA Board at their
February 20th meeting. The JPA will then be transmitted back
to the cities and County for adoption by city councils and
the Board of Supervisors. We hope for final adoption of the
JPA by the cities and the County in March, 1991.
I realize that the turnaround time is short; however, it is
necessary to expedite this process in order for the CMA to
expend funds to create the Congestion Management Program. If
you have any questions or would like more information about
this process, please feel free to call me at 408/453-4030.
Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely,
Michael P. Evanhoe,
Executive Director
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Attachments
cc: Technical Advisory Committee Members
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ATTACHMENT 1
INTERIM OFFICE: 101 Metro Drive, Suite 248, San Jose, California 95110 PHONE: 408/453-1030 FAX: 408/453-4145
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JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT AGENCY
1. PURPOSE
The purposes of this Agreement are to provide a means of
preparing, adopting, revising, amending, administering
and enforcing the Congestion Management Program for
Santa Clara County pursuant to Section 65088 et seq. of
the Government Code and a countywide transportation plan
pursuant to Section 66531 of the Government Code.
2. OBJECTIVES
The objectives of this Agreement are to:
A. Coordinate transportation and related land use
planning within Santa Clara County.
B. Implement the requirements of AB 71 (1989) and AB
1791 (1990) (Katz) and subsequent state legislation
to create a Congestion Management Plan and
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establish a Congestion Management Agency for Santa
Clara County and its member cities.
C. Use where applicable the programs and policies of
the County's and Cities' General Plans, Golden
Triangle Task Force, Adopted County Transportation
Plan, and the Traffic Authority's Strategic Plan as
elements in the Congestion Management Plan.
D. it is a goal of the Congestion Management Agency
(CM Agency) to foster early communication between
member agencies on projects and issues that exceed
threshold and impact other member cities and the
County, and the designated CMP transportation
system.
3. DEFINITIONS
Certain words as used in this Agreement shall be defined
as follows:
A. "Agency" shall mean the Santa Clara County
Congestion Management Agency created by this
Agreement.
B. "Member Agencies" shall mean the County of Santa
Clara, the participating cities of Santa Clara
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County and the Santa Clara County Transit District.
C. "Transit District" shall mean the Santa Clara
County Transit District.
4. EFFECTIVE DATE
This Agreement shall become effective upon the approval
of the Board of Supervisors and a majority of the cities
representing a majority of the population of the cities
within the County.
5. CREATION OF THE SANTA CLARA COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT
AGENCY
There is hereby created the Santa Clara County
Congestion Management Agency to exercise in the manner
set forth in this Agreement the powers common to each of
the Member Agencies. The Agency shall be a public
entity separate from the Member Agencies. No debt,
liability, or obligation of the Agency shall constitute
a debt, liability or obligation of any Member Agency and
each party's obligation hereunder is expressly limited
only to the appropriation and contribution of such funds
as may be levied pursuant to this Agreement or as the
parties hereto may agree.
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6. FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Review the general plans of Santa Clara County and
its cities and the work of Adopted County
Transportation Plan and the Golden Triangle Task
Force in order to develop a CMP and a county -wide
data base.
B. Develop and implement programs and policies for the
coordination of transportation and related land use
management.
C. Institute a program to analyze threshold impacts of
land use decisions made by local jurisdictions on
county -wide, regional, and inter -regional
transportation systems, and air quality.
D. Establish traffic level of service (LOS) standards.
- Define/update a county -wide roadway network
(major arterials, expressways, freeways).
- Establish LOS on that network.
E. Adopt deficiency plans as required in AB 1791
(Katz) which identify deficient segments or
intersections that do not meet the established LOS
standards.
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F. Define county -wide transit routing and frequency
standards.
G. Provide technical assistance upon request to member
agencies to facilitate the development of policies
and programs to implement adopted CMP and TDM
requirements.
H. Develop and update an overall Congestion Management
Plan for the County, (1) which is coordinated and
consistent with the County's Adopted Transportation
Plan and the Region's mandated air quality
improvement strategy; (2) this plan must have a
policy statement, an action element, and a
financial element as set forth in state law.
I. Establish a process of notification for projects
that exceed thresholds and impact other member
cities, the County, and the designated CMP
transportation system.
J. Establish a process and criteria to review
development projects.
K. Develop a rolling seven-year transportation
improvement program for the County that includes
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completion of all Measure A and Adopted County
Transportation Plan projects.
L. Formulate Transportation Demand Management (TDM)
programs and implementation strategies for the
entire County, utilizing elements of the existing
City of Santa Clara and Golden Triangle Ordinances
and the Golden Triangle Commuter Network as
examples and possible solutions.
M. Monitor the implementation of all elements of the
Congestion management Program and if necessary make
findings as to non-conformance by any city or the
County, as set forth in AB 471 and AB 1791 (Katz)
and any amendments thereto or any additions to
state law that affect CM Agencies.
N. Coordinate transportation and land use planning
with contiguous counties.
0. Facilitate the County -wide response to:
The Clean Air Act and
Transportation Control Measures of
MTC and BAAQMD.
P. Coordinate the county -wide response to:
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The California Transportation Commission
and Caltrans for Flexible Congestion Relief
and TSM funds.
MTC guidelines for County Transportation Plans
(AB 3705), RTIP, and STIP.
Q Other functions and responsibilities as may be
added by amendments to this Agreement pursuant to
Section 18.
R. Other functions and responsibilities that are
consistent with the purpose, objectives, functions
and responsibilities described in this Agreement
and are imposed by state or federal law.
7. POWERS
The Agency shall have the power to prepare, adopt,
revise, amend, administer and enforce the provisions of
the Congestion Management Program and to execute other
duties as identified in this Agreement. The Agency is
hereby authorized in its own name to perform all acts
necessary for the exercise of said powers including but
not limited to the following:
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A. To make and enter into contracts;
B. To apply for and accept grants, advances,
contributions, and subventions;
C. To employ or contract for the services of agents,
employees, consultants and such other persons or
firms as it deems necessary;
D. To make plans and conduct studies and to review,
recommend or adopt revisions or amendments thereto
to the extent allowed by law:
E. To rent, lease, acquire, construct, manage,
maintain, operate and control any buildings, works
or improvements necessary to perform its functions
under this Agreement;
F. To acquire, hold or dispose of property necessary
to perform its functions under this Agreement;
G. To sue and be sued in its own name;
H. To incur debts, liabilities or obligations, subject
to limitations herein set forth;
I. To levy and collect fees and charges, including
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administrative and operating costs, as provided in
this Agreement or by law, against all entities to
which the law applies, both signatory and
non —signatory to this Agreement;
J. To adopt, as authorized by law, ordinances or
resolutions necessary to carry out the purposes of
this Agreement;
K. To seek state and federal funding to,defray the
cost of preparing, adopting, amending,
administering and enforcing the Congestion
Management Plan and other duties described in this
Agreement; and
L. To recommend, adopt and amend the Congestion
Management Program.
8. ANNUAL BUDGET
Before April 1 of each calendar year, the Board shall
approve a preliminary budget for the Agency for the
fiscal year commencing with July 1 of the same calendar
year. The Agency shall adopt before June 1 of each year
a final budget for the succeeding fiscal year setting
forth all administrative, operational and capital
expenses for the Agency, together with the apportionment
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of such expenses by levy against each agency to the
extent necessary. The fiscal year shall be July 1 to
June 30. The Agency shall notify and provide a copy of
the proposed budget to each signatory agency thirty (30)
days prior to the adoption of the budget.
9. BOUNDARIES
The boundaries of the Agency shall be the boundaries of
the County of Santa Clara.
10. ORGANIZATION
A. Board
The Agency shall be governed by a Board of
Directors which shall exercise all powers and
authority on behalf of the Agency.
The Governing Board of the Agency is empowered to
establish its own procedures. The Board may do any
and all things necessary to carry out the purposes
of this Agreement.
B. Composition of the Agency Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of this Agency shall be
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composed of 12 members representing the member
agencies in the following manner:
Member Agency Grouping Members/Votes
1 San Jose 5
2 Los Altos 3
Los Altos Hills
Mountain View
Palo Alto
Santa Clara
Sunnyvale
3 Campbell
Cupertino
Los Gatos
Monte Sereno
Saratoga
4 Gilroy
Milpitas
Morgan Hill
1
1
5 Santa Clara County 2
Unincorporated Population
Santa Clara County Transit District
Total Governing Board Members 12
C. Chairperson and Vice -Chairperson
The Agency Board will select a Chairperson and
Vice -Chairperson from among its members, by
nomination and vote.
D. Vote Required
An affirmative vote of seven of the Agency Board
Members representing Member Agencies shall be
required for the adoption of a finding of
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non-conformance with the Congestion Management
Program, to adopt or amend the Congestion
Management Program, to adopt or amend the Agency
Budget, to levy fees or charges against Member
Agencies and such an affirmative vote shall be
required for any other action except that
two-thirds affirmative vote of the Agency Board
Members shall be required to amend the Bylaws.
E. Meetings of the Governing Board
(1) Regular Meetings
The Governing Board shall hold at least one
regular meeting each quarter. The date, hour
and place at which each such regular meeting
shall be held shall be fixed by the Governing
Board.
(2) Special Meetings
Special meetings of the Governing Board may be
called in accordance with provisions of law.
(3) Notice of Meetings
All meetings of the Governing Board shall be
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held subject to the provisions of the Ralph M.
Brown Act, being sections 54950 et seq. of the
Government Code, and other applicable laws of
the State of California requiring notice of
meetings of public bodies to be given.
(4) Minutes
The Governing Board shall cause minutes of all
meetings to be kept and shall after each
meeting cause a copy of the minutes to be
forwarded to each member of the Board and to
each Member Agency.
(5) Quorum
A majority of the votes of the Governing Board
shall constitute a quorum for the transaction
of business, except that less than a quorum
may adjourn from time to time.
F. Bylaws
The Agency Board shall adopt such bylaws, rules or
regulations for the conduct of its affairs as may
be required.
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G. Advisory Committees
The Congestion Management Agency shall have the
following standing advisory committees:
o Policy Advisory Committee
Each grouping of Cities is to have an advisory
committee comprised of one city council member
from each city in the grouping. It is mandatory
that each advisory committee meet on a regular
basis with their representative from the CM
Agency Governing Board.
o Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)
The TAC is to be composed of the appropriate
technical staff members from the County,
cities, Transit District and the Traffic
Authority. The vote shall be one vote per
entity when a vote is necessary.
o Transportation Demand Management Advisory
Council
There shall be an advisory council on the
policies governing the Transportation Demand
Management (TDM) Program and related activities.
The Council shall be composed of representatives
of the private sector and the CM Agency
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Governing Board. The CM Agency Governing Board
shall appoint the private sector representatives
to the Council.
H. Other Committees
The Agency Board may establish other committees
necessary to accomplish its responsibilities under
this Agreement.
11. STAFFING
The Agency Board may appoint and retain staff as
necessary to fulfill its powers, duties and
responsibilities under this Agreement, including but not
limited to appointment of temporary or permanent staff.
12. RESTRICTIONS UPON EXERCISE OF POWER OF THE SANTA CLARA
COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT AGENCY
This Agreement is entered into under the provisions of
Government Code section 6500 et.seq. concerning joint
powers agreements. The powers to be exercised hereunder
shall be subject to the restrictions upon the manner of
exercising those powers as limited by law.
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13. FUNDS, AUDIT AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Pursuant to the requirements of section 6505.5 of the
Government Code, the Director of the Department of
Finance acting as the Treasurer and Auditor -Controller
of the County of Santa Clara is designated to be the
depository and to have custody of all funds from
whatever source, and to perform the following functions
A. Receive and receipt of all money and place it in
the County Treasury of Santa Clara County for the
credit of the Agency;
B. Be responsible upon official bond for the
safekeeping and disbursement of all Agency money so
held;
C. Pay any sums due from Agency money, or any portion
thereof, only upon warrants of the public officer
performing the functions of controller who has been
so designated pursuant to this Agreement;
D. Provide written reports to the Agency at least once
a month of the amount of money the treasurer holds
for the Agency and of the amount of receipts and
disbursements since the prior report. Said reports
shall be made available to contracting parties to
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this Agreement upon request.
E. The functions of auditor shall be performed for the
Agency by the Director of the Department of Finance
of Santa Clara County. The Director shall draw
warrants to pay demands against the Agency when the
demands have been approved by the Governing Board
or by a person authorized by the Governing Board to
so approve.
The Director will ensure that an audit of the
accounts and records is performed at least annually
as required by Section 6505 of the Government Code.
Audits will be performed by the County Internal
Audit Division or by a contracted firm of Certified
Public Accountants. The minimum requirements of
this audit shall be those prescribed by the State
Controller for special districts under section
26909 of the Government Code and the audit shall
conform to generally accepted auditing standards.
14. DISPOSITION OF AGENCY FUNDS UPON TERMINATION
A. In the event of termination of the Agency where
there is a successor public entity which will carry
on the activities of the Agency and assume its
obligations, Agency funds, including any interest
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earned on deposits, remaining upon termination of
the Agency and after payment of all obligations
shall be transferred to the successor public
entity.
B. If there is no successor public entity which would
carry on any of the activities of the Agency or
assume any of its obligations, Agency funds,
including any interest earned on deposits,
remaining upon termination of the Agency and after
payment of all obligations, shall be returned in
proportion to the contribution of each local
jurisdiction during the term of this Agreement.
C. If there is a successor public Agency which would
undertake some of the functions of the Agency and
assume some of its obligations, Agency funds,
including any interest earned on deposits,
remaining upon termination of the Agency and after
payment of all obligations, shall be allocated by
the Agency Board between the successor public
entity and Member Agencies.
In the event that the Agency is terminated under
circumstances falling within (b) or (c) above, all
decisions of the Agency Board with regard to
determinations of amounts to be transferred to
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member agencies or any successor shall be final.
15. PROCEDURE FOR BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE SANTA CLARA
COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT AGENCY
All of the Member Agency signatories to this Agreement
shall be members of the Agency.. Failure to become a
signatory to this Agreement shall be deemed to
constitute non-conformance with the requirements of the
Congestion Management Program. The Agency shall notify
the State Controller of the Member Agency's
non-conformance. Cities incorporated after the
effective date of this Agreement may become members of
the Agency and have representation to the Agency Board
by becoming signatories to this Agreement.
16. WITHDRAWAL AND TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP
A City may elect to withdraw from the CM Agency by
giving no less than 90 days written notice. Any such
withdrawal shall be effective only on July 1 of the
fiscal year following the fiscal year within which
notice of withdrawal is provided. Withdrawal of
membership from the CM Agency automatically constitutes
non-conformance with the requirements of the CMP. The
Governing Board shall notify the State Controller of the
withdrawing City's non-conformance.
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The membership of any Member Agency which ceases to have
powers in common with the contracting parties to this
Agreement shall terminate upon the occurrence of the
requisite events as specified in this section.
17. SPECIAL PROVISIONS
The Member Agency signatories to this Agreement are
desirous of levying a fee for the purpose of defraying
the cost of preparing, maintaining, administering and
enforcing the Congestion Management Program. Therefore,
by their signatures hereon, the Member Agencies delegate
to the Agency the power to levy such a fee for the
purpose of defraying the cost of preparing, maintaining,
administering and enforcing the Congestion Management
Program and other duties of the Agency as specified in
this Agreement. It is presumed that such fees will be
paid from fuel tax subventions to local government
pursuant to Proposition 111, which passed at the primary
election on June 5, 1990, and/or any other funds
available for the purpose.
Failure to provide its share of the'adopted fee to the
Agency shall be deemed to constitute non-conformance
with the requirements of the Congestion Management
Program for the affected Member Agency. The Agency
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shall notify the State Controller of the Member Agency's
non-conformance.
18. AMENDMENTS
This Agreement may be amended by the affirmative vote of
the Board of Supervisors and a -majority of the cities
representing a majority of the population.
19. NOTICES
All Notices to Member Agencies shall be deemed to have
been given when mailed to the governing body of each
member agency.
CITY OF CAMPBELL CITY OF CUPERTINO
By By
Date Date
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CITY OF GILROY
By
Date
TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS
CITY OF LOS ALTOS
BY
TOWN OF LOS GATOS
By By
Date
Date Date
CITY OF MILPITAS CITY OF MONTE SERENO
By By
Date Date
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CITY OF MORGAN HILL
By
CITY OF PALO ALTO
Date
CITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW
By
CITY OF SAN JOSE
Date
By By
Date Date
CITY OF SANTA CLARA CITY OF SARATOGA
By By
Date Date
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CITY OF SUNNYVALE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
By By
Date Date
COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA TRANSIT DISTRICT
By
Date
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MEMORANDUM
To:
From.
COUNCIL INFORMATION
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West Valley City CMP
Representatives
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tjDonald C. Wimberly
Public Works Director
CMP Study Sessions
Subject:
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CITY OF CAMPBELL
January 17, 1991
West Valley Cities Congestion Management Agency (CMA)
Representative John Ashworth and CMA Executive Director Mike
Evanhoe have offered to facilitate study sessions for West Valley
City Councilmembers on a variety of congestion management
topics. Such sessions would seem important to all elected
officials given the newness, technical and political complexity
and potential impact of this new program. Understanding this
program is a challenge for those directly involved, so a special
effort to provide information to others seems warranted.
This offer was made to those attending the January 16, 1991, West
Valley Mayors/Managers meeting. The first such session has been
suggested for Mon., Tues., or Wed., March 25, 26, or 27 at the
Campbell Council Chambers. Possible topics include:
1) The Commuter Network; what it is, does and might be.
2) CMP as it relates to local land use control.
3) What is the goal of the Santa Clara County CMA.
4) CMP Tools: Modeling, Thresholds, Level of Service,
The System Annual and Project Review.
The CMA staff and City staff members involved in CMP will present
the materials. The fourth week of the month, as proposed, is a
week during which CMA staff can be available to staff the
session.
I am requesting you determine interest by your City Council in
such study sessions, the priorities of the topics listed above
and any other suggested topics and date preferences. Please
bring your response to our West Valley Cities Staff CMP
coordination meeting on Wednesday, February 6, if possible.
DCM:mw
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CC: John Ashworth
Joanne Benjamin
Mike Evanhoe
City Managers of Campbell, Cupertino, Los Gatos,
Monte Sereno, Saratoga
File ATTACHMENT
February 4, 1991
Los Gatos, California
EARTHQUAKE DISASTER/ASSISTANCE FUND/APPLICATION/RESOLUTION 1991-18
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council adopt Resolution 1991-18
entitled, RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS AUTHORIZING THE TOWN
MANAGER OR FINANCE MANAGER TO APPLY FOR A LOAN FROM THE EARTHOUAKE
DISASTER REVENUE STABILIZATION ASSISTANCE FUND (SB 30X), which enables Los
Gatos to borrow up to $177,583.46. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mayor Ventura absent.
WEEDS/PUBLIC NUISANCE/RESOLUTION 1991-19
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council adopt Resolution 1991-19
entitled, RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS DECLARING WEEDS A PUBLIC
NUISANCE AND PROVIDING FOR THEIR ABATEMENT, and setting March 4, 1991 as a
public hearing date on this annual program. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mayor Ventura
absent.
EARTHQUAKE/POLICY AND PROCEDURE/STATE AGREEMENT/RESOLUTION 1991-20
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council adopt Resolution 1991-20
entitled, RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION
OF AGREEMENT TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SEISMIC SAFETY COMMISSION, and to have the Earthquake Seismic Commission convene
one more time to contribute their analysis of the agreement. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes.
Mayor Ventura absent.
CONGESTION MANAGEMENT/JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT/STUDY SESSION
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council respond to the Congestion
Management Agency suggestion that we do not have any suggested changes to the draft Joint
Powers Agreement, and that Council set March 26 or 27, 1991, as the recommended date for
a joint study session of the Councils of the five West Valley cities. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes.
Mayor Ventura absent.
TOP OF THE HILL 15308/DASHIELL/PROPANE TANK LOCATION/FIRE DISTRICT APPEAL
RESOLUTION 1991-21
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council adopt Resolution 1991-21
entitled, RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS DENYING THE APPEAL OF THE
CENTRAL FIRE DISTRICT DECISION TO NOT ALLOW A PROPANE GAS TANK TO BE
LOCATED WITHIN TEN FEET OF THE PROPERTY LINE, (15308 Top of the Hill Road -
Property Owner, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dashiell) which incorporates the Council findings
and decision at its meeting of January 22, 1991. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mayor Ventura
absent.
POSTING TOWN NOTICES/THREE OFFICLAL LOCATIONS/ORDINANCE 1840
Motion by Mrs. Benjamin, seconded by Mr. Blanton, that Council adopt Ordinance 1840 entitled,
ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS ESTABLISHING THREE OFFICIAL
DESIGNATIONS FOR POSTING PUBLIC NOTICES AND IDENTIFYING THOSE PLACES
AS THE TOWN HALL BULLETIN BOARD. THE FIESTA WAY KIOSK AND THE MAIN
POST OFFICE ON MONTEBELLO WAY, which was introduced at the Town council meeting
of January 22, 1991. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mayor Ventura absent.
TC: D1: MM020491
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