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April 11, ]991
HONORABLE CITY CnUNCll
P.l0 Alto, California
Santa Clara County Congestion Managemeot Agenc. Joint Powers Agreement
Members of the Council:
Report 1n BrIef
The Santa Clara County Congestion Mar .• g .... nt Agency (ellA) has transmitted the
attached Joint Powers Agreement and Resolution for review and apprDval by the
City. Approval of the Agreement ;s recommended.
Backgroynd
On February 11, 1991, t~e Council revie~d I Drift Joint Powers Agree~nt
(CMR:I4Z:9], dated 2/7/9)). The Cou"cil unanimously approved. motion
'Endorsing the Draft Joint Powers Agreement with the understanding that the
provisions of Section 17 will be li.ited to the implementation of the
Congest10n ~anagement Agency's (eMA) annual budget; and ReQuesting revisions
consistent with the CIt] Attorney's letter of February S, 1991 to Mr. Michael
Evanhoe, Executive Ofrectcr, Santa Clara CDunty Management Agency.-
Subsequent to review a~d comment by the cities, the CMA revised th~ draft JPA
incorporating comments fro. miny j~risdfctfons. Palo Alto's concerns naye
been adequately addressed. Th. City Attorney's Office has prepared for this
Counc; 1 packet I separate report regarding the] ega1 issues raised tly the CHy
in review of t:-'e Drift JPA.
On Ma~ch 20. the CMA Board reviewed the final JPA and recommended ratification
by th:e cities and County. The aajor issue dis-cussed on Marcfot 20 lII'iS Section
]7, sub·iteM C (page ll) under which. jurisdiction wIthdrawing from the
Agency is automat'cally considered iB non-confo~ance with the req~irement of
the Congestion Managemont Program and thus not elIgible for the gas tax
s~bventions available under Proposition Ill, the gas tax increase adopt~ ;~
June, 1990. The CMA staff and Board received conflicting legal ad.ice fr05
the City of San Jose AttorneY~5 Offlc! (supporting the walidity of this
provIsIon) and the County Couns.l's Office (objectIng to the validIty of this
provIsion). The CMA Committee that developed the JPA document, chaired by the
City of Campbell Council Member John Ashwort~, recommended inclUSion of t,ls
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I j provision and the full C~ Board agrted with one CMA me~r, Paul Kloecker
from the City of eilroy, voting no.
Status of the Budget Ordinance
In the February 7, 1991 st,ff report, staff indicated tn,t tne Council .ould
be .sked to adopt. budget ordfnance appropriating the City's 1990-91 CMA
payoent of $69,662. Most of this amount fs ant!clpated ~o be eligible for
p~nt froe t~e C1ty'S gas tax subvention. A budget ordinan(e has not b~e"
prepared because the CMA has not detenoined the specffic percentage of the
$69,662 that c.n not be .llocated fro. gas ta. funds_ As soon as thfs
percentage is dettrmtned, staff will return to the Co~n~il with the
apprDpriate budget ordj~Jnce.
RecOI!T!endat i on
Staff recommends th.t the City Councfl adopt the Resolution approving the
attached Joint Powers Agreement 15 recommended by the Congestion Management
Agency.
~ENNETH R. SCHREIBER
Director of Planning and
Comaynity Environment
Attachment
Related CMR: CMR:14Z:91
cc: Congestion Management Agency (Nike [v.nhoe)
CMR:ZZ6:91
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istant City Manager
4/11/91
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RESOWTtoN NO.
RESOLlJ'tION OF THE COUNCIL OF TIlE CITY OF PALO ALTO
DESIGNATING 11. CONGESTION l!ANAGEMENT AGENCY FOR
S~.NTA CLARA COUNTY: AND APPROVING A JOINT POWERS
AGREEMENT
WHEREAS, the voters of the state of California approved an
$~8.5 Billion Dollar transportation funding program through
Propositions 111 and 108 at the June 1990 election; and
WHEREAS, the voter approval included the ~equirement th~t
each urbanized county in California prepare~ update, administer and
enforoe a Congestion Manaqement Program; and
lrdEREAS, f~r highway and rail projects to be eliqible for
state funding" such projects must be included in a congestion
ManagE!lDent program; and
~, if a city or county is found not to conform to the
Congestion Management Program, its new 9as tax revenues pursuant to
proposition 111 shall be withheld; and
WHEREAS, an agency must be designated to prepare, update,
administer, and enforce the Conqestion Management Program by a
~ajority of the cities rapresenting a majority of the population
and the county Soard of supervisors.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Palo Alto does
hereby RESOLVE as follows:
~CTION 1. The Council hereby designates the Santa Clara
CoUnty Conqe~tion Management Agency to prepare. update, administer
a.nd enforce the conqestion Management Program for Santa Clara
County. .
seCTION 2. The Mayor is bereby authorized to execute l on
beh31t of the city of Palo Alto, the Joint Powers Agreement, dated
March 20, 1991, which defines the purpose I objectives, functions
and responsibilities, powers, organization and special provisions
of the Santa Clara county Congestion Manaqement Agency.
SECTION 3. This project is exempt from the provisions of
the: california Environmental Quality Act ,·CEQA-) pursuant to
section 15276 of tbe CEQA quiClelines, as part of the aevelopment of
a regional transportation improvement pr-ograDl, and is .further
exempt pursuant to section 15061 of the CEQA guidelines as it can
be seen with certainty that the creation of the aqency will have no
significant effect on the enviro~~ent.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED:
AYES,
NOES:
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ABSENT,
ABSTENTIONS:
A\"tES1':
City Clerk
APPROVED ~ TO l'ORM:
Senior Asst. city Attorney
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APPROVED:
City Manager
Director of Vinance
olrector of Planr!lnq and
Community Environment
JOINT POWERS AGREERENT
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CONGESTION XANAG~ENT AGENCY
1. FURPOSE
The purposes cf this Aq(eement are to pro~ide a means of
p(eparing, 8doptirg. revising, amending, administering
and enforcing the Congestion Manaqement Program (eMP)
for Sa~t~ Cla~a county pursuant to Title 7. Division 1,
Chapter 2.6, commencing with 650S8 of the California
GovernMent Code, and a countywide transportation plan
pursuant to Section 66531 of the California Government
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2. OBJECTIVES
The objectives of thLs Agreement are to:
~. Coordinate transportation and related land use
planning within Santa Clara County,
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Implem~nt the requir~ments cf AB 471 (1989) and AB
1791 (1990) (~atz) commencing with California
C~vernment Code Section 65088 and subsequent state
legislation to create. administer and enforce a
Congestion Managem~nt program {CMP) and establish a
Congestion Hana9~ment Agency {CMA) for Santa Clara
County and its member cities.
c. Use where applicahle the programs and policies of
the County's and cities' General Plans, Golden
Triangle Task Force~ Adopted County Transportation
plan, and the Santa Clara county Traffic
Authority'~ strate9ic plan as el~ments in the
Congestion Management program.
D. It is a goal of the CODgestion ~anagement Agency
(Agency) to fost~r early communication bet~ee~
Member agencies on projects and issues th~t impact
other member cities and the Co~nty, and the
designated c~p transportation systemr
3. DEFINITIONS
Ce rt.ain 'Words as used in this Agreement shall be defined
as follows:
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A. -Agency· shall mean the Santa Clara county
Conqest!on ~anageDent Agency 'C~~) created by this
Agreem.ent.
8. "Golden TElangle Commuter Network C ~eans the
subsidiary agency of the ~lden Triangle Task Force
created to administer the Transportation Demand
"anagement Programs of the Golden Triangle Task
Force and its Rember Agencies.
C. "Golden Tl"iangle Task Force" lI1eans that agency
c[e~ted by the county and the cities of ftilpitas,
Mountain Viev, ~al0 Alto~ San Jose and Sunnyvale to
coordinate the implementation of certain growth
management, housin9 and transportation demand
manaqement policies and programs.
D. "Member Agencies· shall mean the County of Santa
Clara, the participating cities of santa clara
County and the Santa Clara county 7ransit District
which have duly approved and e1ecuted this
Agreement.
E~ ·Santa Clara county Traffic Authority· means that
agency created to implement the program set forth
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in county-wide ballot Measure -A-November 1984
related to improvements of Stbte Bighways S5, 101
and 237.
F. ·Tr~nsit District-shall mean the Santa Clara
county Transit District.
4. ETFECTIVE DATE
This Aqreement shall become eff~ctive upon the approval
of the Board of Supervisors and a majority of the cities
representing a majority of the population of the citi~5
within the County.
So. CP.EATION OF THE SANTA CLARA COUNTY CONGESTION IlANAG~"ENT
AGENCY
There is hereby created the Santa Clara County
Conges~ion Management Agency to exercise in the manner
set forth in this Agreement the po~ers common to each of
the Member Agencies. The Ageney shall be a public
entity separate from the Me~be[ 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 ~ppropriation and contribution of such funds
as may be levied pursuant to this Agreement or as the
parties hereto may ag[ee~
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6. FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENCY
It.. R.e~/iew the general plans of Santa Cla;;a county and
its cities and the work of the Adopted CQunty
Tcansportation Plan and the Golden Triangle Task
Force in Qrder to develop a eMF and a county-wide
data base on land use impacts to~ use in a
county-wide transportation computer mod~l.
B. Develop and implement programs and policies tor the
coordination of transportation and related land USe
management vithin Santa Clara Covoty.
C. Institute a program to analyze impacts of land use
decisions made by local jurisdictions on the
Designated CMP Roadway System, regional, and
inter-regional tcansportation systems, and air
C;;:!Jality.
D. Establish traffic level of service {LOS) standards.
Define/update a county-~ide Designated c~p
:Roadway system
{majo~ atterials, County expIess~ays;
State hiqhwa~sJ.
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E~tablish uniform LOS on that network.
E. Accept or reject deficiency plans in accordance
with Title 7, Division 1{ Chapter 2.6, commenci~q
~ith 65088 of the C~lifornia Goyern~eot Code {AB
1791-latzl which identify rleficient segments or
intersections on the eMf Roadway System that do not
meet the uniform LOS standards established by the
eMA.
F. Establish standards fot county-wide frequency and
routing of public transit and coordination of
t~ansit se~yice provided by separate operators.
G. Provide technical assistance upon request to member
agencies to facilitate the development of policies
and pro9~ams to iaplement adopted C~ and trip
r~duction and travel de~aDd requirements.
B. Develop and update an overall CODgesti~n M~nagement
program for the County. (1) which is coordinated
and consistent yith the County's Adopted
T~ansportation Plan a~d the Bay Area Air Quality
Manage~eot District's {SAAOMD} Clean Air Plan; (2)
this program Rust ~ave a policy statement, an
action element, and a financial element.
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I~ Establish a process of notification fot development
projects that impact Qth~r me~ber cities, the
County~ and the designated eMF transportation
system..
J. Develop and update e'Jet'l yea.r a s.even-year
transportati'On capitel imptcyem.ent pt'Jgram for the
CMP that includes completion of the ~raffic
Authority's strategic Plan and Adopted county
Transportation Plan projects •
.K. Fot.llulate and implement Trip Reduction Clnd
Ttansportation Demand ~anaqement (TOM) programs and
strategies for th~ entire County~ utilizin9
elements of the existing City of Santa Clara and
Golden Triangle Ordinanees and the Golden Triangle
Commuter Network as e~ample5 and possible
solutiDns~
L. ~onitor the implementation of all ele~ents of the
Congestion Management Pco9ram and if necessary make
findings as to non-conformance by any city or the
County, 35 set torth in Title 7. Division 1,
Chapter 2.E, cOMmencing vith Section 65085 and any
amendments thereto or any additions to state law·
that affect Congestion Management pro9ra~s and/or
Con9~stion Manaqe.ent Agencies.
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~_ Coordinate transportation and land ~se p16nning
with contiguous counties.
N. Facilitate the county-wide response to:
The California Clean Air Act of 1988 and
the Transportation control Measures of
the BAAQMD~s clean Ai~ Plan.
o. Coordin~te the county-wide response to:
The California Tcansport~tion Commission
and Cal trans for Flexible Congestion Relief
and Transportation Systems ftanage~ent {TSM)
fundin.g programs.
Metropolitan Transportation commission's {HTC}
guidelines for County Transportation Plans,
Regional Transpcrtation Improvement Prcgral7'.s
(RTIP), and State Transportation Improye~ent
Programs (STIP) and the Regional Transportation
Plan.
P. Other functions and responsibilities as may be
added by amendments to this Agce~ment pursuant to
Section 18.
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Oth~t functions and responsibiliti~s that are
consistent with the pu~pose, objectives, functions
and tesponsibilities described in this A9teement
and are imposed by state or federal law.
7. POWERS
The Agency shall have the powe~ to prepare, adept,
revise .. amend, administer and enforce the provisions of
the congestion Management Program and to e~ecute other
duties as identified in this Agreement. The Aqency is
hereby authorized in its own nam~ to perfO[E all acts
necessary for the exercise of said powers including but
not limited to the followi~g=
A. To make and entet into contracts;
8. To apply for and ~ccept grants, advances,
contributions# and &ubventions;
C. To employ or contract for the service! of agents ..
employees .. consultants and such other persons or
ftess as it deems ne~essary:
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D. To lIlake pl!-ns and conduct studies and to revlew,
recoamend or adopt revisions or amendments thereto
to the extent alloyed by law;
E. To rent, lease, acquire, construct, manage~
maintain, operate and conttol any buildings, yorks
Or improvements necessary to perform its functions
under this ~g[eement;
F. To acquire, hold or dispose of pyoperty necessary
to perform its functions under this Agreement;
G. To sue and be sued in its own name;
S. To incur debts, liabilities or ohligations, subject
to limitations herein set forth;
I~ ~o levy and collect fees reasonably calculated to
recover tbe cost of the transaction;
J. To adopt, as authorized by lav, ordinances or
resolutions neces&ary to catty out the purposes of
this Agreement;
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K. To s~ek state and federal fending to deftay the
cost of preparing. adopting, amendiog,
ad.inistering and enforcing the Congestion
Management Program and other duties described in
thi s Agreement.
sefore 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 fo! the succeeding fiscal year setting
forth all administrative, operational and capital
expenses for the Agency, toqether with the apportionment
Qf such expenses by levy against each agency to the
extent necessary to fund the adopted budget~ The fisc~l
year shall be July 1 to June 30. The Agency Ehall
notify and provide ~ c~py of the proposed budget to each
Signatory agency thirty (!O} days prior to the adopti~n
of the final budget.
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The boundaries of the Agency jurisdiction shall be the
boundaries of the County of Santa Clara.
10. ORGAlflZATIOM
A. Board
The Agency shall be governed by a Soard of
Directors which shall e~ercise all poyers and
authority on behalf of the Aqency.
The Gover~in9 Board of tbe Agency is empowered to
establish its C~~ procedures and Bylavs~
B~ Composition of the Agency Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of this Agency shall be
compos ad of 12 members representing the member
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agencies ip the followin9 manner:
Plembers/Votes
1 San Jose 5
2 Lo! Altos 3
Los Altos Bills
Mountain View
Palo Alto
Santa. clara
Sunr:tyvale
3 Campbell 1
cupertino
Los Gatos
Monte SerenO'
saratoga
04 Gilroy 1
JIlilpi tes
Morgan Sill
5 Santa Clara County 2
Unincorporated Population
S~nta Clara county Transit District
Total Governing Board Members 12
selection of Board Plembcrs by e~ch Member Agency
Grouping shall be set forth in the Agency Bylaws~
c. Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
The Agency SQard vilI select a Chairperson and
vice-Chairperson from among its members, by
nomination and vote~
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D~ Vote Required
An affirmative vote of seven of the Agency Board
ftem~er5 representing Member A~encies shall be
required fo~ the adoptlon of a finding of
non-conformance with the congestion Management
Pro9ram, to adopt or amend the Ccnqestion
ftanagement Proqram~ to adopt Of amend the Agency
Budget, to eharqe Member Agenci~s f~e& and such an
affirmative vote shall be required for any other
action except that tvo-third$ affirmative vote of
the Agency Board Members &hall be required to amert~
the 'Bylaws ..
E. Keetings of the GGverning Soard
~he GQverning Board shall b~ld at least one
regular meeting each quarter. ~he date, hour
and place at which each such regular meeting
shall be held shall be fized by the Governing
Board4
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(2) Special Meetin9s
Special Bsetinqs of the Governing Board may be
called in accordance with provisions of law.
(3) Notice of ~eetin9s
All meetings of the Governing Boerd shall be
held subject to the provisions of tbe Ralpb M.
Brown Act, being sections S49S~ et seq. of the
Government Code, and ether epplicable laws of
the st~te of california requirin9 notice of
meetings of public bodies to be given.
(4) Minutes
The Governing ~oard shall cause minutes of all
meetings to be kept and shall aftet each
me~ting cause a copy of the minutes to be
forvazded to each sember of the Board and to
each Member Agency.
(5) Quorum
A majority of the vct~s of the Governing Board
shall constitute a quorum for the ttansaction
of business ~s set foytb in section 10 D.,
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except that less than 4 qvorum ~31 adjourn
from time to time.
r. Byla'W's
The Agency Board shall adopt such bylaws,
procpdures, rules or re9ulations for the conduct of
its affairs as may be required.
G. Advisory Committees
The C~nge6tion Hanagement Agency shall have the
following standing advisory committees:
o policy Advisory committee
Each grouping of cities 1s to have an advisory
committee comprised of one city council member
from each city in the g~ouping. It is mandatory
that each advisory committee meet on a regular
basi~ with their cepresentative from the Agency
Governing Board.
Q Technical Advisory Committee (TACj
The rAe 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 TAC
~emb~r Agency when a vote is necessary.
o Transportation Demand Management Advisory
Council
There shall be an advisory council on the
poliCies governing the Trip Reduction and
Transportation Demand ~anagement (TDM) proqrams
and related activities. The Council shall be
composed of representatives of the private
sector and tbe A9~ncy Governing Board. The
Aqency Governing Board shall appoint the private
sector representatives to the Council.
B~ Other Comaittees
The Agency Soard .ay establish other committees
necessary to accomplish its ~esponsibilities under
this Agreement.
11. STAr PING
The Agency Board may appoint and retain staff as
necessary to fulfill its po~ersr duties and
responsibilities under this Agreement, including but not
limited to appoint.ent of teaporary or permanent staff~
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COUNTY CONGE!:! TI ON I'!..ARAGE.PlEWl' AGENCY
Tbis Ag~eement i~ entered into under the ptovisions of
Title 1~ Division 7. chapter 5, commencing vith Section
6500 of the Government Code concerning joint povers
agreements. The powers to be exercised hereunder shall
be subject to the restrictions upon the ma~r.er of
exercising t .... ose powers as limited by-law.
13. reNDS AND ACCOON?IHG SERVICES
PUIsuant 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
d~pository and to have custody of all funds from
whatever source, and to perform the fol1o~in9 functions:
A. Beceive and rec.ipt of all money and place it in
the County Treasury of Santa Ciara County in an
account ~ntitled The Santa Clara county congestion
Management Aqe~cy Trust Account for the credit of
the Agency;
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B. Be responsibl~ upoo official bond for the
safekeeping and disbursement of all Agency mor.ey so
held;
Ca pay any sums due fro. Agency money, or any porticn
thereof l only upon yarrants of the public officer
performing the functions of controller who has been
so design~ted pursuant to this Agreemeat;
D. provide written reports to the Agency at least once
a month of the amount of money the treasurer holds
for the Agency said account and of the amount of
receipts and disbursements since the prior reporta
Said reports shall be .ade available to contracting
parties to this A9reement upon tequesta
E. The Director of the Department of Finance shall
draw warrants to pay demands against the Agency
when the de~ands have reen approved by the
Governing Board or by a person authorized by the
Governing Board to so approve.
r. The Agency will be charged for all accounting
services provided by the county of santa Clara as
part of this Agreement. Annually the Director of
Finance vill detecmine the reasonable cost of
acco'~ntln9 services provided and notify the Agency.
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After an audit of these Cha!qe5 by the Agency's
independent auditor and the approval of the Agency
Governing Boa:d the charges shall be paid to the
14. ANNUAL AUDIT 'Revised from Section 13)
A. The functions of auditor shall be performed for the
Agency by an independent certified public
accounting firm sel~cted by the C~. Governing
Board.
Tbe Executive Director will ensure that an audit of
the accounts and records is performed at least
annually as reguired by Section 6505 of the
Government Code. Audits will be performed by a
contracted firm of Certified Public Accountants.
The 2!nimum requirements of this audit shall be
those prescribed by the State Controller for
special districts under section 26909 of the
Government Code and the 4udit shall conform to
generally accepted auditing 6tandards.
15.. DISPOSITION OF AGENCY FUNDS UPON TERMrNATION
In the event of termination of the Agency,
Agency funds, includinq any interest earned on depoSits
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rem~inin9 upon termination of the Agency and aft~r
payment of all obligations, shall be returned to each
Membe~ Agency in proportion to the contribution of each
Meaber AgeD~y during the term of thiS Agreement. All
decisions of the Agency Governin9 Board with regard to
determination of amounts to be retcrned to Membe~
Aqencies shall be final.
16. PROCEDURE FOR BECORING A "ERBER OF THE SANTA CLARA
COUNTY CONGESTION !lhKAGEIIENT AGENCY
The County and cities who ratify and sign this Agreement
and who pay the annual feers) according to Section 18 of
this Aqreement shall become members of the Agency.
Failure by the Co~nty or any city in Santa clara county
to become ~ signatory to this Agreement shall make that
city or County ineligible for representation on the
Gove~ning Board of the Agency. Cities inco~porated
after the effective date of this Agreement may become
members of the Agency and have representation to the
Agency Governing ~ard by becoming signatories to this
11.. WITBJ)!lAWA!. AND 'TERl'I!NATION OF P1BQE'RSBIP
A. A city or the Count5 may elect to withdraw from the
Agency by giving no less than 90 days written
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notic~. Any such withdrawal snall be effective
only on July 1 of the fiscal year following the
fiscal yea~ within which notice of vithdrawal is
given. said withdrawing Member Agency sh~ll be
liable fo! all outstanding charges and annual fees
due and payable up to and including the final date
of membership in the Agency.
B. A Member Agency who withdraws from the Agency shall
be deesed ineligible for representation on the
Governinq eoa~d of the Agency.
c. withd~awal of .embership from the Agency
automatically constitutes non-conformance with the
requirements of the congestion Management Program.
The Agency Gover~ing Board shall notify the State
Controller of the withdrawing Member Agency's
non-conformance.
18. SPECZAL PROVISIONS
~be Mekber Agency signatories to this Agreement
anticipate the need for levying a reasonable ~nnual fee
to defray the cost of preparing, maiotaining~
ad.lnlstering and enforcing the Congestion ~anaqement
Proq[am. The ~eRbe[ Agencies hereby delegate to the
Agency the power to levy o~n the Member Agencies a
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reasonable fee to defray the cost of p~eparing,
.aintainin9, administering and enforcing the Con9~stion
Management Program acd other duties of the Aqency as
specified in this Agcee:ent according to the Agency~s
adopted annual budqet. It is presumed that such fees
vill be paid by the Member Agencies from fuel tax
SUbventions to local government pursuant to proposition
111, which passed at the primary election on June S,
1990, and/or any other funds available for the purpose.
A Beaber Agency's failure to pay the fee{ s) Ie·oded
against it to the Agency within six (6) months after the
fee(s) is due shall forfeit the tight to repeeseatation
on the Governing Board of the A~ency. A Member Agency's
failure to pay after twelve (12) months the feels}
levied against it to the Agency shall be deemed to
constitute non-conformance with the reqcirements of the
Congestion Managem~nt P[ogr~m. The Agency shall notify
the State Controller of the ~eNber Agency's
non-confo[mance~
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This Aqree.eot may be amended by th~ affirmative vote of
the Board of Supervisors and a majority of the cities
representing a majority of the population of the cities.
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20.. NOTICES
All Notices to ~e.b~r Agencies shall be deemed to hbve
been given when mailed to the qoverniD9 body of e~ch
'fIl",lObe!' Agency ..
CITY OF CAMPBELL CITY OF CUPERTINO
By ____________________ __ By
Date Date
CITY OP' GILROY CITY or LOS ALros
8y ____________________ __ BY ______________________ __
Date ~ate
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roIIN OF LOS AL'1'OS BILLS '!'OWN 07 LOS GATOS
By _____________________ __ By
Dote Date
CITY OF KILPITAS CITY OF !tORTE SERENO
By __________________ ___ By ______________ __
Date Datta'
CITY OF noSGAN BILL CITY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW
By ____________________ __ 8y _____________________ __
Date
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CIU 01' PALO ALTO CITY OF SAN JOSE
By __________________ ___ 8y ____________________ __
Date Oate
CITY OF SAlfTA CLARA CI TV OF SARATOGA
J'y ______ __ By __________________ ___
Oate Date
CITY OF SUN!IYVAL& COUNTY or SANTA CLARA
By ____________________ __ By __________ _
Date Date
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COUNTY or SANTA CLARA !'RANsn DIS'l'RICT
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Date
27