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CITY OF PETALUMA,CALIFORNIA
AGENDA. BILL 1
Agenda Title:. Meeting,.Date:
. Resolution Certifying •the. City will .Sustain +its!. Level of March 5, 2001
Expenditures for TransportatiomPirposes.
Department: Director: Con'tact'Person: Phone'Number:
Finance William J. Thomas William,J.`Thomas 778-4323
Cost'of.Prbposal: N/A Account Number:
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Amounf.Buigeted: N/A Name of Fund:
N/A
Attachments to Agenda'Packet-Item:
Resolution
Summary Statement:
A132928, also known as the Transportation Congestion Relief.Fund, provides approximately$1 billion
directly to cities and counties for preservation, maintenance and rehabilitation of the local street and road
system. In fiscal year 2000-2001 the bill allocated $400 million one-time funds to cities and counties, of
which the City of Petaluma•received.$3,77,666.59.
Council Priorit%i THIS AGENDA.ITEM IS CONSIDERED TO BE PART OF,.OR NECESSARY To, ONE OR "'" �-..'11
MORE OF THE 1999=2000 PRIORITIES'ESTABLISHED BY'THE CITY COUNCIL ON JANUARY 30,:1999
AND MARCH'18,..2000
Priority(s): N/A
Recommended City Council Action/Suggested Motion:
Adopt the resolution
Reviewed by Finance Director Revie • • m • s rnev: Approved by City Manager:
Dater
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Today's Date: Revision# and 1 .to •evised: File Code:
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CITY OF'PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA
March 5,2001
• AGENDA(REPORT '
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RESOLUTION CERTIFYING THE CITY WILL SUSTAIN ITS LEVEL OF
EXPENDITURES FOR TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES
1. 'EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
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AB2928, also known as the Transportation CongestionRelief Eund, provides approximately $1
billion directly to cities and counties for preservation, maintenance and,rehabilitation of the local
street and road system. In fiscal:year,2000-2001 the bill allocated $400 million one-time funds to
, cities and counties, of which the City of.Petaluma received $377,666.59.
2. BACKGROUND:
As part of the State's fiscal year 2001 budget, the Cityof Petaluma was allocated funds for
transportation congestion relief These fundsxare part of a one-time $400 million subvention to
cities and counties by the state. `Future funding is dependant:'on,legislative action and therefore
will not be calculated into future-City budgets:
Use of these:funds requires Maintenance of Effort (MOE) be adopted by the City Council, in
compliance with Government Code Section 14556.26. This MOE certifies that.Petaluma will
maintain its current level'of general"fund expenditures,for transportation purposes, which is
calculated on the average of the last three years (1996-1997, 1997-1998 and 1998-1999) of.City •
expenditures from the general fund for street, road and'highway purposes. This is a condition of
continued funding for the new"monies:or the City willloseany future funding.
These funds are required to be spent_byJune 30, 2002.
3. ALTERNATIVES:
Adopt the proposed resolution.
Do not adopt the proposed resolution and'risk having to return these funds to the State.
4. FINANCIAL IMPACTS:
The City has received$377,666 in one-time funds from the State for street maintenance and
repair. These funds have'been'deposited into the Gas Tax '(Spedial`Revenue) fund.
5. CONCLUSION:
The City, is required to adopta resolution that providesassurances that AB2928 funds are not
used to supplarit existing funds". The proposed resolution satisfies that requirement.
6. OUTCOMES'ORPERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS THAT WILL
INDENTIFY'SUCCESS OR:COMPLETION '
Adopted resolution will remain on file for inclusion in the annual street report to the State
Controller.
7. RECOMMENDATION:
Adopt proposed resolution
s:/agenda/agenda bill for transportation funding.
Resolution_No. N.C.S.
2 of the City of Petaluma, California
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4 CERTIFYING THE CITY WILL,SUSTAIN.ITS LEVEL OF •
5 EXPENDITURES FOR TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES
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10 WHEREAS, AB2928,.known as the Transportation Congestion Relief Fund provides
11 approximately$1 billion";directly to cities,and counties for preservation, maintenance and
12 rehabilitation of,the•localstreet and road system; and
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14 WHEREAS, the City.of Petaluma is in receipt.of$377,666...59.for fiscal,year,2000=2001;and
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16 WHEREAS, use of,these funds imposes'an Maintenance of Effort (MOE) provision (per,
17 Government Code,Section 14556:26) which;requires:cities to maintain their current level of general
18 fund expenditures for transportation purposes; and "
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20 WHEREAS, the;formula is calculated on the average.over the last three.fiscalyearsa:(T996
21 1997 1997-1998;and 1998-1999)of city expenditures from the general fund for,street, road;and
22 highway purposes;
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24 NOW,.THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Petaluma,
25 California will sustain its level of general fund expenditures for transportation purposes-in.
26 compliance with Government Code Section 14556;26. •
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34 Under the power and author'ity:conferred upon this,,Counctl by the Charter,of,said City.:
35 REFERENCE 'I he-eby%certify thexforegoing Resolution was introduced and adopted by the
36 Council of the`City,of Petaluma at Regular meeting.on 2000 Approved_as to
37- by the following voter 'form:'
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48 Resolution Na: NCS
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