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Home My WebLink AboutCC RESO 9245RESOLUTION NO. 9245 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF JOINT WERS AGREEMENT FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COORDINATION BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of National City that the City Manager is authorized to execute a Joint Powers Agreement with other governmental agencies of San Diego County to establish a county -wide comprehensive planning organization. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of November, 1966. ATTEST: August 29, 1966 JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Federal -Aid Highway Act of 1962 approved October 23, 1962, states in part: "It is declared to be in the national interest to encourage and promote the development of transportation systems embracing various modes of transport in a manner that will serve the States and local communities efficiently and effectively." To accomplish this objective the Secretary shall cooperate with the States, as authorized in this title, in the development of long-range highway plans and programs which are properly coordinated with plans for improvements in other affected forms of transportation and which are formulated with due consideration to their probable effect on the future development of urban areas of more than fifty thousand population. After July 1, 1965, the Secretary shall not approve under Section 105 of this title any program for projects in any urban area of more than fifty thousand population unless he finds that such projects are based on a continuing comprehensive transportation planning process carried on cooperatively by States and local communities in conformance with the objectives stated in this section; and WHEREAS, it is understood that failure to obtain approval for projects in the San Diego planning region could result in a direct loss to this community of funds exceeding forty million dollars each year for highway improvement projects alone; and WHEREAS, San Diego County is a Standard Metropolitan Area established by the Bureau of the Census, a statistical area designated by the California Joint Powers Agreement 2 August 29, 1966 State Interdepartmental Research Coordinating Council, and an Economic Area designated by the California State Department of Finance; and therefore San Diego County agencies can provide their own comprehensive regional planning program by joint powers agreements, pursuant to Chapter 5, Title 1, Division 7 of the California Government Code; and WHEREAS, the municipalities within San Diego County, the County of San Diego, the San Diego Unified Port District and the State of California recognized the need for such a planning program and therefore entered into a formal joint powers agreement dated October 28, 1963, establishing such a continuous transportation planning process; and WHEREAS, since 1962 many additional Federal and State Acts have been passed, each requiring from local communities that there be in existence General Plans and an ongoing process of continuing comprehensive cooperative planning in order to be eligible for funding subject to these acts. A partial list follows: (1) Federal Highway Act, 1962; (2) Area Redevelopment Act, 1962; (3) Federal Airport Act, 1964; (4) Housing Act, 1964; (5) Public Sales Act, 1964; (6) Urban Mass Transportation Act, 1964; (7) Department of Interior Appropriation Act, 1965; (8) Housing and Urban Development Act, 1965; (9) Land and Water Conservation Fund Act, 1965; (10) Public Works and Economic Development Act, 1965; (11) Urban Mass Transit Act, 1965; (12) Housing and Urban Development Act, 1966; (13) Intergovernmental Personnel Act, 1966; (14) Rural Community District Redevelopment Act, 1966; (15) Urban Mass Transportation Act, 1966; (16) California Beach, Park, Recreational and Historical Facilities Bond Act, 1964; (17) California Land Conservation Act, 1965; and. WHEREAS, both State and Federal agencies in approving applications for Joint Powers Agreement 3 August 29, 1966 projects subject to these acts and other acts require that these applications be reviewed by the San Diego regional organization which has been established to coordinate all planning activities within the area; and WHEREAS, the Agency which has been established to coordinate all planning activities is required to be actively engaged in an ongoing process of continuing comprehensive, cooperative planning, and must find the applications of the local agencies to be in keeping with or not in conflict with the appropriate element of the general plan, which plan shall be adopted by the . Board of Supervisors. after completion; NOW THEREFORE, The undersigned governmental agencies ( (1) City of Carlsbad, (2) City of Chula Vista, (3) City of Del Mar, (4) City of Coronado, (5) City of El Cajon, (6) City of Escondido, (7) City of Imperial Beach, (8) City of La Mesa, (9) City of National City, (10) City of Oceanside, (11) City of San Diego, (12) City of San Marcos, (13) City of Vista, (14) County of San Diego, (15) San Diego Unified Port District, (16) State of California) do hereby agree as follows: 1. Upon ratification by a majority of these agencies there shall be and hereby is established a comprehensive planning organization for the purpose of supplementing the transportation planning process by coordinating a county -wide planning program and by assuring a continuing comprehensive planning process in the County of San Diego. 2. The Comprehensive Planning Organization shall initially be structured as indicated on Attachment 1, with the provision that from time to time this organization may be modified by action of the Policy Coordinating Committee shown thereon. Joint Powers Agreement 4 August 29, 1966 3. The undersigned parties to this agreement pledge full cooperation and agree to assign representatives to serve as official members of said organization, or of any subcommittees thereof, who shall act for and on behalf of said agencies in any and all matters which may come before said organization, subject to any necessary and legal approval of their acts by the legislative bodies of the agencies which appoint them. 4. In addition to the agencies noted above as signatory hereto, any other San Diego County incorporated city which may desire to participate in the activities of this comprehensive planning organization may do so by executing this agreement without prior approval or ratification of the present signatories of this agreement and shall be bound to said agreement as of the date of execution. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the following agencies hascaused this Joint Powers Agreement to be executed by having affixed thereto. the signatures of the agent of said agency authorized therefor by the legislative body of that agency: THE CITY OF CARLSBAD By • Title Council Resolution No. Date " THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY. OF CORONADO By Title Council Resolution No. Date Joint Powers Agreement 5 August 29, 1966 THE CITY OF DEL MAR By _ Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF EL CAJON By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF ESCONDIDO By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF IMPERIAL BEACH• By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF IA MESA By Title Date Council Resolution No. By Council Resolution No. _ G y l/ Date THE CITY OF OCEANSIDE By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO By Title Council Resolution No. Date THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS By Title Council Resolution No. Date Title k_O-�J / /96, i Joint Powers Agreement 6 August 29, 1966 THE CITY OF. VISTA By Title Council Resolution No, Date THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO By Title Board of Supervisors -.Minute Item No. THE SAN DIEGO UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT By Board of Port Commissioners Resolu- tion No. THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Date Title Date By Title Date COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ORGANIZATIOl SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGION THE 13 CITY COUNCILS, 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I I I I BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT J 1 `-..F.-J I l II II II II II II THE 14 ' PLANNING COMMISSIONS TECHNICAL ADVISORY AGENCIES LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMM. • SAN DIEGO TRANSIT CORPORATION BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS •OTHERS AS MAY BE DESIGNATED I I I OF I_ SAN DIEGO I OU COUNTY POLICY COORDINATING COMMITTEE ONE LEGISLATOR AND ONE LEGISLATIVE ALTERNATE FROM EACH JURISDICTION PLUS ONE DESIGNEE FROM STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND UNIFIED PORT DISTRICT. ONE VOTE EACH JURISDICTION PROVIDE POLICY GUIDANCE TO MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL COMMITTEES. CO- ORDINATE AMONG ALL JURISDICTIONS POLICIES RELATING TO THE PROGRAM. RECOMMEND ENDORSEMENT OR ADOPTION OF PLANS. GRANT APPLICATIONS, ETC. TO MEMBER AGENCIES AND SUCH OTHER AGENCIES AS REQUIRED. MANAGEMENT COORDINATING COMM. CITY MANAGERS, CAO, PORT DIRECTOR, STATE REPRESENTATIVE. REVIEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FROM STANDPOINT OF BALANCED REGIONAL DEVELOPEMENT AND FORWARD TO POLICY COMMITTEE. PROVIDE MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL GUIDANCE TO POLICY AND TECHNICAL COMMITTEES. TECHNICAL COORDINATING COMM. PLANNING DIRECTOR AND ENGINEER FROM EACH JURISDICTION PLUS COUNTERPARTS FROM STATE AND PORT DISTRICT. PROVIDE DIRECTION AND COORDINATION TO THE TECHNICAL SUB -COMMITTEES TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM BALANCE. MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO MANAGEMENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE AS NECESSARY THROUGH STUDY COORDINATOR. SPECIALIZED I TECHNICAL SUB-COMMITTEESI AS REQUIRED STUDY COORDINATOR COUNTY PLANNING DIRECTOR COORDINATES TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES AND PRESENTS TECHNICAL COMMITTEES RECOMMENDATIONS TO MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. STAFF SERVICES COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT COUNTY ENGINEER STAFF SERVICES TO COORDINATOR JURISDICTIONS TO ASSIGN PARTICIPATING MEMBERS TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEED,INTEREST AND AVAILABILITY OF STAFF.COMMITTEES TO SELECT THEIR OWN CHAIRMAN. .-----L---,-----L----\ .-----1--- .----�--- J. 1--------1---- -- ---- GENERAL RESEARCH' I LAND USE I TRANSPORTATION RECREATION PUBLIC WORKS ` /^ PUBLIC FACILITIES IMPLEMENTATION ` \I RESIDENTIAL, COALS, OBJECTIVES WATER SUPPLY, SCIIOOLS.HOSPITALS, I REVENUE TAXES. I Ef�ONOMIC. POPULATION I COMMERCIAL, MASS TRANSIT, AND STANDARDS, SEWAGE, FLOOD FIRE, POLICE. I ASSESSMENTS, HOUSING CHARACTER. I HIGHWAYS. RESOURCE, CONTROL. REFUSE, LIDRARIES,CULTURAL ZONING SL'BDIVIS IONS, INDUSTRIAL, ISTICS. EMPLOYMENT. I AGRICULTURAL. PARKING, SHORELINE, DRAINAGE. CENTERS,HISTORIC I GRADING. BUILDING, SCHOOL ENROLLMENT. RAIL. AIR, NATURAL, REGIONAL, UTILITIES. S1TES.GOVENNMENT- I AND OTHER LAWS, ; I DATA CENTER, ETC.., I WATERSHEDS, I MINERAL RESOURCES. WATEP, ETC... COMMUNITY AND SANITATION, PIPE I AL,ADMINISTRATIVE I I ANNENAT IONS. SPECI AL ' CENTERS. ETC.... I I DISTRIfTS I ' SOILS, F.I C... OTHER PARKS,OPEN I LINES. ETC.... . PI'DLiC SPACES. ETC... I I I ( LANDS,EMEST I N. / \ / Ns./ \_--- / \ / \ PROGRAMMSS.. ETC.., / I\— —/ 4 I_� 4 4 4 ADVISORY CITIZEN I COMMITTEES, ORGANIZATIONS AND SPECIAL PURPOSE OR INTEREST I GROUPS • B/29/66