HomeMy WebLinkAboutID-2732CITY OF PALO ALTO OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
April 9, 2012
The Honorable City Council
Palo Alto, California
CONFERENCE WITH CITY ATTORNEY - EXISTING LITIGATION Subject:
City of Palo Alto et al. v. California High-Speed Rail Authority Superior
Court of California, County of Sacramento, Case No. 34-2010-
80000679 Authority: Government Code section 54956.9(a)
Attached are two documents received from Herb Borock regarding this issue.
ATTACHMENTS:
Atherton 1 (PDF)
Atherton 2 (PDF)
Department Head:Donna Grider, City Clerk
Herb Borock
P. O. Box 632
Palo Alto, CA 94302
April 3, 2012
Palo Alto City Council
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94301
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HIGH SPEED RAIL, CASE NO. 34-2008-80000022 (ATHERTON 1)
Dear City Council:
On April 2, 2012, the California High Speed Rail Authority
filed an Initial Return to Peremptory Writ of Mandate for
Case No. 34-2008-80000022 (Atherton 1) .
Attached is a copy with its attachments.
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KAMALA D. HARRIS
Attorney General of California
DANIEL L. SIEGEL
Supervising Deputy Attorney General
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DANAE J. AITCHISON, State Bar No. 176428
JESSICA TUCKER-MOHL, State Bar No. 262280
Deputy Attorneys General
1300 I Street, Suite. 125 .
P.O. Box 944255
Sacramento, CA 94244-2550
Telephone: (916) 327-7704
Fax: (916) 327-2319 .
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Aflorneysfol' Defendant and Respondent
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SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
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TOWN OF ATHERTON, a Municipal Case No. 34-2008-80000022
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INITIAL RETURN TO SUPPLEMENTAL
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Defendants and
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Judge: The Honorable Michael P. Kenny
Trial Date:
Action Filed: August 8, 2008
22 The California High-Speed Rail Authority ("Authority") files this initial return to the
23 supplemental peremptory writ of mandate issued by the COUlt on February 1, 2012 (the
24 "Supplemental Writ") along with the Court's Order Denying Motion for Discharge of Writ of
25 Mandate and Ordering Issuance of Supplemental Writ of Mandate ("Order"). The Supplemental
26 Writ is attached hereto as Exhibit A. The Court initially issued a Peremptory Writ in this matter
27 on November 3, 2009. The Authority sought the discharge of the Peremptory Writ following its
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Initial Return to Supplemental Writ (34.2008-80000022)
1 certification of the 2010 Revised Final Program EIR and the Court declined to discharge the
2 Peremptory Writ. The Peremptory Writ is attached hereto as Exhibit B.
3 The Supplemental Writ orders the Authority to rescind its Resolution No. 11-11 certifying
4 the 2010 Revised Final Program ErR and approving of the Pacheco Pass Network Alternative,
5 preferred alignment alternatives and station location options, and to rescind related findings and
6 statement of overriding considerations. After the Authority was served with the Supplemental
7 Writ by Petitioners' counsel on February 13,2012, the Authority timely agendized a closed
8 session item on the above-captioned matter for the March 1, 2012 meeting of the Authority's
9 Board of Directors ("Board"). The March ~, 2012 Board meeting was the first regularly-
10 scheduled Board meeting following service of the Supplemental Writ, and thus the Board's first
11 opportunity to convene in closed session and be advised by counsel. A resolution rescinding
. 12 Resolution No. 11-11 and related findings and statement of overriding considerations has been
13 placed on the agenda for the next sche,duled Board meeting, April 12, 2012, for the Board's
14 consideration. That agenda is attached.~et~to'as Exhibit C" This agenda also includes a closed
15 session agenda item on this litigation and the Board may also consider other procedural options
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17 The Supplemental Writ also orders the Authority to further revise the Program EIR prior to
18 reconsidering certification. The Authority has issued a Partially Revised Draft Program EIR
19 addressing the deficienc~es identified in the Court's November 10,2011 rulings, which circulated
20 for public comment between January 6, 2012 and February 2],2012. The Authority will file a
21 supplemental return to the writ following completion of the additional work necessary to comply
22 with the Final Judgment, the Supplemental Writ, and the California Environmental QLlality Act
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KAMALA D. HARRIS
Attorney General of Cali fornia
DANIEL L. SIEGEL
Supervising Deputy Attorney General·
JESSICA TUCKER~MoHL
Deputy Attorney General
Attorneysfor Defendant and Respondent
California High-Speed Rail Authority
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN' AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
TOWN OF ATHERTON, a M1.micipal
Corporation, PLANNING AND
CONSERVATION LEAGUE, a California
nonprofit corporation, CITY OF MENLO PARK,
a Mtmicipal Corporation, TRANSPORTATION
SOLUTIONS DEFENSE AND EDUCA nON
FUND, a California nonprofit corporation, and
QALIFORNIA RAIL FOUNDATION, a
California nonprofit corporation, .
Petitioners and Plaintiffs
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CALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAIL
AUTHORITY, a public entity, and DOES .1-20,
Respondents and Defendants
No. 34-2008-80000022
SUPPLEMENTAL PEREMPTORY WRIT
OF MANDATE
To RespondeJ:lt CALIFORNIA HIGH-SPEED RAIL AUTHORlTY:
An order has been filed in this proceeding requ~ring that a supplemental peremptory writ of
mandate issue under seal of this Court.
THEREFORE you are commanded, upon receipt of this Writ:
1) Tp rescind and set aside your Resolution No. -11-11 certifying the Revised Final.
Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) for the Bay Area to Central Valley
High-Speed. Train Project, ·approvip.g the Pacheco Pass Network Alternative Serving
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San Francisco via San Jose ,.and approving prefelTed aHgnment alternatives and
station location options. This resolution is remanded to Respondent for
reconsideration after completing cOinpliance with this writ;
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2) To rescind and set .aside your Findings of Fact and Statement of Overriding
2 Considerations und~r the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQ A") in support
3 ofthe aforesaid resolution No. 11 ~ 11. These findings and statement of overriding
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7 Project in accordance with CEQA, the CEQA Guidelines; the Final Judgment entered
8 in this case and the orders filed in this case regarding Respondent's return on the
9 prior writ prior to reconsidering certification of that ~EIR.
10 Under Public Resources Code §21168.9(c), this Court does not direct Respondent to
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12 YOU ARE FURTHER commanded to make and file a return within 60 days after issuance
13 of the writ, setting forth what you have .done to comply with the writ.
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JNTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA .,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
TOWN OF ATHERTON. a Municipal
Corporation, PLANNING AND
CONSERVATION LEAGUE, a California
nonprofit cbrporation, CITY OF MENLO PARK,
a Municipal Corporation, TRANSPORTATION
SOLUTIONS DEFENSE AND EDUCATION
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CALIFORNIA RAIL FOUNDATION, a'
California nonprofit corporation, and BA ):'RAIL
ALLIANCE,.a California nonprofit corPoration,
and other similarly situated entities,
Petitioners and Plaintiffs
CALIFORNIA H1GH SPEED RAIL
AUTHORITY, a public entity, and DOES 1-20,
Respondents ,ilnd Defendants
No. 34-2008-80000022
PEREMPTORY WRIT OF MANDATE
To Respondent CALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAIL AUTHORITY:
Judgment has been entered in this proceeding ordering that a peremptory writ of mandate
issue under seal of this Court..
THEREFORE you are commanded, immediately upon receipt eftnis Writ:
\) To rescind and set aside your Resolution No. 0&-01 certifyi~g the Final
Environmental Impact ReportiEnvironmentallmpact Study ("EI RIElS") for the: Bay
Area to Central Valle.~ High-Speed Train Project, approving the Pacheco Pass
Network Alternative Serving San Francisco and SilO Jose Termini, and approving
. preferred alignment alternatives'and station location options. This resolution is
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2) To rescind and set aside your Findings of Fact and Statement of Overriding
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of the aforesaid resolution No. 08-01. These findings are remanded to Respondept
for reconsideration after completing compJiance with this writ; and
3) To revise the Environmental Impact ReportlEnvironmental Impact Statement for the
Bay Area to Central Valley High-Speed Train Project in accordance with CEQA, the
CEQA GwdeHnes, and the Final Judgment entered in this case prior to reconsidering
certification of that EIRIEIS.
Under Public Resources Code §21168.9(c), thls Court does not direct Respondent to
exercise its lawful discretion in any particular way. ,
YOU ARE FURTHER commanded to se.rve and. file a written return to this Writ on or
hef(lTt! the seventieth day following service of this writ, showing your compliance.
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Deputy Attorney General
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AMENDED MARCH 27, 2012 MONTHLY MEETING AGENDA
Thursday April 12,2012
San Francisco, CA, location TBA
PUBLIC COMMENT
An opportunity for public comment will be provided either before or during the consideration of each agenda item.
Those persons, who wish to comment on agenda and non-agenda items, are required to submit their requests to Board Secretary
before the start of the meeting by filling in the green cards. Typically public comment will be limited to 90 seconds per person,
however the Chair may decide to shorten or lengthen the public comment periods, at his or her discretion.
Agenda ACTION Items
1. Approval of Meeting Minutes from March Meeting
2. Review and Approval of Revised 2012 Business Plan
Staff will request approval of revised 2012 business' plan J' ',1 .
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3. Approval of Southern California Memorandum of Understanding (as amended).
Staff will request board approval for the existing Southern CA MOU.
4. Approval of MTC Memorandum of Understanding
Staff will request board approval fo: theMTC MOU
S. Approval of Amendment to Regional Consultant Contracts
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing Regional
Consultants' contracts.
6. Approval of Amendment to KPMG Contract
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing KPMG contract.
7. Approval of Amendment to Nossaman Contract
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing Nossoman
contract.
8. Approval of Amendment to PMO Contract
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing PMO contract.
Reseonsible Partl£
Board Members
T. Fellenz! J. Morales
G. Albright
G. Albright
H. Van Winkle / S. Pourvahidi
S. Pourvahidi / K. Ramey
T.Fellenz
M. Ashley I W. Vongjesda
9. Consideration of a Resolution to Rescind Resolution HSRA# 11-11 Certifying 2010 Bay T. Fellenz
Area to Central Valley Revised Final Program EIR, Selecting Pac_~eco Pass Network
Alternative, and Making Related Decisions
The board will discuss and consider taking action on a resolutio'n to rescind its
approvals and certification of the 2010 Revised Final Program Environmental Impact
Report, in compliance with the judicial decision.
770 L Street, Suite 800, Sacramento, CA 958141 (916) 324-1541, (916) 322-0827 fax
For further information you may visit the California High-Speed Rail Authority Web site at
www.cahighsvccdrlli1.ca.gov
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10. Review and Approve the Revised SB/DBE Program
11. R.eview and Approve the formation of the Business Advisory Council
Agenda INFORMATION Items r~ ,;1'
12. RFP -Enforcement of Small Business Program
13, Update on Title VI Questions posed at last Board Meeting
Stoff will provide on update on the questions related to enforcement and Title VI
Program Plan,
14. Members' Report
15. Chief Executive Officers' Report
P. Padilla / T. Fellenz
P. Padilla / T. Fellenz
P. Padilla / T. Fellenz
P. Padilla / T. Fellenz
Board Members
T, Fellenz
16. Closed Session Pertaining to Litigation Legal Counsel
The Authority Board will meet in closed session pursuant to Government Code section
11126(e)(2)(A) to confer with legal counsel with regard to the following litigation:
• Town of Atherton v, California High-Speed Rail Authority, Sacramento
Superior Court No, 34-2008-80000022
• Town of Atherton v. California High-Speed Rail Authority, Sacramento
Superior Court No. 34-2010-80000679
• John Tos; Aaron Fukada and County of Kings v. California High Speed Rail
Authority, Sacramento Superior Court Case No. 34-2001-00113919
The Authority may also meet in closed session pursuant to Government Code section
11126(e)(2)(B) (i) to consider potential litigation.
• Consultant Claim f.' ,', :
17, Closed session related to employment of a Chief Executive Officer
The Authority Board will meet in closed session pursuant to Government Code section
11126(a) to discuss the employment of 0 new Chief Executive Officer
"AN denotes on "Action" item; "/" denotes on "In/ormation" item ·/rems mav be roke" out Of order
Reasonable Accommodation for AnV Individual with a Disability
D, Richard/Board Members
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Any individual with a disability who requires reasonable accommodation to attend or particillate may request aSSistance by contacting the Authority at (916) 324.
1541. Requests for additional accommodations for the disabled, signers, assistive listening devices. or translators should be made no later than one week prior to the
meeting.
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770 L Street, Suite 800, Sacramento, CA 95814 f (916) 324-1541, (916) 322·0827 fax
Por further information you may visit the California High-Speed Rail Authority Web site at
www.cahighspeedl.llil.cn.gov
Herb Borock
P. O. Box 632
Palo Alto, CA 94302
April 3, 2012
Palo Alto City Council
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94301
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HIGH SPEED RAIL, CASE NO. 34-2010-80000679 (ATHERTON 2)
Dear City Council:
On April 2, 2012, the California High Speed Rail Authority
filed an Initial Return to Peremptory Writ of Mandate for
Case No. 34-2010-80000679 (Atherton 2) .
Attached is a copy with its attachments.
Sincerely,
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KAMALA D. HARRIS
Attorney General of California
DANIEL L. SIEGEL
Supervising Deputy Attorney General
DANAE J. AITCHISON, State Bar No. 176428
JESSICA TUCKER~MoHL, State Bar No. 262280
Deputy Attorneys General
1300 I Street, Suite 125
P.O. Box 944255
Sacramento, CA 94244-2550
Telephone: (916) 327-7704
Fax: (916) 327-2319
E-mail: Jessica.TuckerMohl@doj.ca.gov
A ttorneys for Defendant and Respondent
California High-Speed Rail Authority
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O~PUTV CLERK
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
TOWN OF ATHERTON, a Municipal Case No. 34-2010-80000679
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INITIAL RETURN TO PEREMPTORY
Plaintiffs and Petjtioners, WRIT OF MANDATE
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CALIFORNIA HIGH-SPEED RAIL
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Defendants and
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Date:
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Judge:
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The Honorable Michael P.
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Action Filed: October 4, 2010
22 The California High·Speed Rail Authority ("Authority") files this initial return to the
23 peremptory writ of mandate issued by the Court on February 1, 2012 (the "Peremptory Writ")
24 along with the Court's Final Judgment Granting in Part and Denying in Part Petitioners' Verified
25 Petition elFinal Judgment"). The Peremptory Writ is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
26 the Peremptory Writ orders the.Authority to rescind its Resolution No. 11-11 certifying the . ,.
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statement of overriding considerations. After the Authority was served with the Peremptory Writ
by Petitioners' counsel on February 13,2012, the Authority timely agendized a closed session
item on the above-captioned matter for the March 1,2012 meeting of the AuthoritY's Board of
Directors ("Board"). The March 1,2012 Board meeting was the first regularly-scheduled Board
meeting following service of the Peremptory Writ, and thus the Board's first opportunity to
convene in closed session and be advise~ by counsel. A resolution rescinding Resolution No. 11-
11 and related findings and statement 9£ overriding considerations has been placed on the agenda
for the next scheduled Board meeting, April 12,2012, for the Board's consideration. That agenda
is attached hereto as Exhibit B. This agenda also includes a closed session agenda item on this
litigation and the Board may also consider other procedural options available to it.
The Peremptory Writ also orders the Authority to further revise the Program EIR prior to
reconsidering certification. The Authority has issued a Partially Revised Draft Program EIR
addressing the deficiencies identified in the Court's November 10,2011 rulings, which circulated
for public comment between January'6, 20] 2 and February 21, 20] 2. The Authority will file a
supplemental return to the writ following completion of the additional work necessary to comply
with the Final J udgmcnt, the Peremptory Writ, and the California Environmental Quality Act
(CEQA) and the CEQA Guidelines.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
CITY OF PALO ALTO, a Municipal Corporation,
COMMUNITY COALITION ON HlGH-SPEED
RAIL, a California nonprofit corporation, MID
PENINSULA RESIDENTS FOR CIVIC
SANITY, an unincorporated association, and
PATRICIA LOUISE HOGAN-GIORNI,
Petitioners and Plaintiffs
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CALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAIL
AUTHORITY, apubJic entity,'and DOES 1-20,
Respondents and Defendants
No. 34-2010-800.00679
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WRIT OF MANDATE
To Re~pon~ent,CALIFORNIA HIGH SPEED RAIL,AUTHORITY:
Judgment has been entered.in this proceeding ordering that a p~remptory writ of , mandate
issue under seal of this Court.
THEREFORE you are commanded, upon receipt of this Writ:
1) To rescind 'and set aside 'your Resolution No. 11-11 certifying the Revised Final
Program Environmental Impact Report for the Bay Area to Centr~l Valley High-'
Speed Train Project, approving the Pacheco Pass Network Alternative Serving San
Francisco via San Jose and approving preferred alignment alternatives and station
location options. !his resolution is remanded to Respondent for reconsideration after
completing compliance with this writ
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2) To rescind and set aside your Findings of Fact and Statement of Overriding
Considerations under the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") in support
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considerations are remanded to Respondent for reconsideration after completing
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Guidelines, ·and the Final Judgment entered in this case prior to reconsidering
certification of that PErRo
Under Public Resources Code §21168.9(c), this Court does not direct Respondent to.
exercise its lawful discretion in any particular way,
YOU ARE FURTHER commanded to make and file a return within 60 days after issuance
of the writ, setting fOlth what you have done to comply with the writ,
Dated: FEB 1 -2012
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Clerk of the Superior Court
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Deputy Attorney General
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AMENDED MARCH 27, 2012
PUBLIC COMMENT
CALIFORNIA
HIGH~SPEED RAIL
AUTHORITY
MONTHLY MEETING AGENDA
Thursday April 12,2012
San Francisco, CA, location TBA
An opportunity for public comment will be provided either before or during the consideration of each agenda item.
Those persons, who wish to comment on agenda and non-agenda items, are required to submit their requests to Board Secretary
before the start of the meeting by filling in the green cards. Typically public comment will be limited to 90 seconds per person,
however the Chair may decide to shorten or lengthen the public comment periods, at his or her discretion.
Agenda ACTION Items
1. Approval of Meeting Minutes from March Meeting
2. Review and Approval of Revised 2012 Business Plan
Staff will request approval 01 revised 2012 business plan
3. Approval of Southern California Memorandum of Understanding (as amended).
StoffwHl request board approval for the existing Southern CA MOU.
4. Approval of MTC Memorandum of Understanding
Staff witl request board approval for the MTC MOU
5. Approval of Amendment to Regional Consultant Contracts
Stoff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing Regional
Consultants' contracts.
6. Approval of Amendment to KPMG Contract
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing KPMG contract.
7. Approval of Amendment to Nossaman Contract
Staff will request board approval for the amendment of the existing Nossomon
contract.
8. Approval of Amendment to PMO Contract
Stoff will request board approval for the amendment oj the existing PMO contract.
Reseonsible Part~
Board Members
T. Fellenz I J. Morales
G. Albright
G, Albright
H. Van Winkle / S. Pourvahidi
S. Pourvahidi I K. Ramey
T.Fellenz
M. Ashley / W. Vongjesda
9. Consideration of a Resolution to Rescind Resolution HSRA # 11-11 Certifying 2010 Bay T, Fellenz
Area to Central Valley Revised Final Program EIR, Selecting Pacheco Pass Network
Alternative, and Making Related Decisions
The board will discuss and consider taking action on 0 resolution to rescind its
approvals and certification 01 the 2010 Revised Final Program Environmental Imp oct
Report, in compliance with the judicial decision.
770 L Street, Suite 800, Sacramento, CA 958141 (916) 324-1541, (916) 322·0827 fax
For further information you may visit the California High-Speed Rail Authority Web site at
www.cahighspccdnliLca.gov
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10. Review and Approve the Revised SB/DBE Program
11. Review and Approve the formation of the Business Advisory,Cguncil
Agenda INFORMATION Items
12. RFP -Enforcement of Small Business Program
13. Update on Title VI Questions posed at last Board Meeting
Sraffwill provide on update on the questions related to enforcement and Title VI
Program Plan.
14. Members' Report
15. Chief Executive Officer~t Report
16. Closed Session Pertaining to Litigation
The Authority Board will meet in closed session pursuant to Government Code section
11126(e)(2)(A) to confer with legal counsel with regard to the fof/owing fitigation:
• Town of Atherton v. California High-Speed Rail Authority, Sacramento
Superior Court No. 34-2008-80000022
• Town of Atherton v. California High-Speed Rail Authority, Sacramento
Superior Court No. 34-2010-80000679
• John Tos; Aaron Fukada and County of Kings v. California High Speed Rail
Authority, Sacramento Superior Court Case No. ,34-2001-00113919
The Authority may also meet in closed session pursuant to:Gol(ernment Code section
1 1126(e)(2)(B) (i) to consider potentia/litigation.
• Consultant Claim
P. Pal;lilla / T. Fellenz
P. Padilla /T. Fellenz
P. Padilla/ T. Fellenz
P. Padilla I T. Fellenz
Board Members
T. Fellenz
Legal Counsel
17. Closed session related to employment of a Chief Executive Officer D. Richard/Board Members
The Authority Board will meet in closed session pursuanr to Government Code section
11126(0) to discuss the employment of 0 new Chie/Executive Officer
NAn denot~s on "Action» it~m; "/" denotes an ·(nformation" item -Items may be taken out of order
Reasonable AcC!~mmodatlon for Any Individual with a Disability
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Any individual with a disability who requIres reasonable accommodation to attend or participate may request assistance by contactIng the Authority at ~916) 324-
1541. Requests for additional accommodatlons for the disabled, signers, assistlve listening devices, or translators should be made no later than one week prior to the
meeting.
77,0 L Street, Suite 800, SIlCrilmento. CA 958141 (916) 324-1541. (916) 322-0827Jllx
For further information you may visit the Callrornia High-Speed Rail Authority Web site at
www.c:lhighspeedrail.cn.gov .