CC RESOLUTION 2756• RESOLUTION NO. 2756
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA., ENDORSING
THE PRIORITY PLAN FOR EXPENDITURE FOR
JURISDICTIONS WITHIN THE COUNTY OF LOS
ANGELES FROM THE NEJEDLY-HART STATE.,
URBAN., AND COASTAL PARK BOND ACT OF 1976.
WHEREAS, SB 1321 approved by the Governor of the State of
California on June 24, 1976 created the Nejedly-Hart State, Urban, and
Coastal Park Bond Act of 1976; and
WHEREAS, the voters of the State of California on November 2,
1976 adopted the Nejedly-Hart State, Urban., and Coastal Park Bond Act of
1976 and authorized the issuance of bonds in the amount of $280 million to
provide funds to acquire, develop, and restore real property for state and
local park, beach, recreational and historical purposes; and
WHEREAS, approximately $24. 5 million of these funds will be
available for use by Los Angeles County and eligible cities and districts
within Los Angeles County for the acquisition and development of high pri-
ority projects; and
WHEREAS, Section 5096.127 of the Public Resources Code re-
quires that each County of the State submit a priority plan of expenditures
to the State, Department of Parks and Recreation prior to June 30, 1978; and
WHEREAS, the plan must be approved by at least 50 percent of
the cities and districts within the County representing at -least 50 percent of
the population of the cities and districts, and by the County Board of Supervi-
sors; and
WHEREAS, similar provisions were required for State Beach, Park,
Historical and Recreational Facilities Bond Act of 1974 and after numerous
meetings more than 50 percent of the jurisdictions and representing more than
a50 percent of the population agreed that the expenditure plan should provide
25 percent of the available funds to Los Angeles County in recognition of its
regional park responsibility as well as its local park responsibility and the
remaining 75 percent to be made available to cities and districts on an equal
per capita basis except that no jurisdiction would receive less than $10, 000; and
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WHEREAS, all cities and districts within Los Angeles County
were invited to send representatives to a December 2, 1976 meeting where-
in the attached priority plan for expenditures was adopted by an overwhelm-
ing majority;
NOW., THEREFORE., BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council
of the City of El Segundo, California hereby approves the priority plan for
expenditures for Los Angeles County as adopted at the December 2, 1976
meeting. Said plan is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this 15th day Of February
V
, 1977.
City Clerk
Va-3ror o City of El Segundo, California.
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ATTACHMENTI
ATTACHMENT TO RESOLUTION
LOS, ANGELES COUNTY
PRIORITY PLAN FOR EXPENDITURE
NEJEIDLY-HART STATE, URBAN. AND COASTAL PARK BOND ACT OF 1976
Twenty- five percent (25%) of the funds available for
the acjencies-in Los Angeles County will be allocated to the
County of Los Angeles in recognition of its regional park
responsibilities in addition to its local park responsibilities
for the unincorporated areas. Based on the State's current
projected 1980 population, the funds available for the agencies
of Los Angeles County will be $24,501,697. This figure is
subject to minor change wher. the State Department of Finance
recomputes the projected 1.980 populationin January 1977. The
State's January 1977 projected 1980 population of Counties will
be the basis on which the funds will be allocated to Counties.
Therefore, the County of Los Angeles can expect to allocate
about S6, 125,424 (25%" of $240501,697),
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11. Cities in Los Angeles County with a population of
less than 3,275 will receive $10,000 based on the plan that
no City will receive less than $10,000.
111. 'The remaining funds will be allQcated to Cities on
a per capita basis. The population figures to be used in
computinU the amount to be allocated to each City will be the
State of California Department., of Finance estimated population
as of January 1977. It is estirrated that each City WOUJA be
allocated about $3.05 per C:aplta.
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ATTACHMENT II
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
APPROXIMATE ALLOCATION OF 1976 BOND ACT FUNDS
BASED UPON PROPOSED PRIORITY PLAN FOR EXPENDITURE
AS AGREED UPON AT THE DECEMBER 2,, 197-6 MEETING
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X. All-ocation to Los Angeles County @ 25% of fi24,501,697
unih-corlaorated Oopulation Amount
9560845 6o1250424
11. Allocation to Cities in Los Angeles County
A. Cities to Receive .$10,000 minimum
Citx
Pogulation 2
Amount
Avalon
1,,497
10,000
Bradbury
858
10,000
Hidden Hills
1o585
101,000
Industry
690
10"000
Irwindale
717
10"000
Rolling Hills
2,,139
10"000
Vernon
245
10,000
Sub Total
7,731
70,000
B. Cities to Receive Allocation on
Population Basis
Ci-tx
Population 3
(3.0517 Per Ctpita)
AMoun
Alhambra
59,286
5180r923
Arcadia
45,402
138,,553
Artesia
15,472
47,215
Azusa
25,,134
76,701
Baldwin Park
4 6'0, 8 7 4
143,045
Bell
21,531
65,706
Bellflower
51,,132
156*039
Bell Gardens
27,854
85,002
Beverly Hills
32,C04
97,,666
Burbank
83,020
2530352
Carson
78,,652
240,022
Cerritos
42*047
128,,314
Claremont
25,401
77,516
Commerce
10,094
30,,803
Compton
72,,437
221,055
Covina
32,,666
99,686
Cudahy
16,919
51,r631
Culver City
38,220
116,635
Downey
87,561
267,209
Duarte
14,589
44,,521
El Monte
67,,307
205,400
El Segundo
140675
44,783
Gardena
43,220
131,894
Glendale
1314217
400,484
Glendora
33s,487
102,192
H a wa i i.a. n Gardens
9,,879
30, 147
Hawthorne
55,0919
170,648
H-ermosa Beach
18o422
56,218
Huntington Park
32,154
98,124
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B. Cities to Receive Allocation on
Population Basis
(3,0517 Per Capita)
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Amount
inglewood
83,039
253,410
La Canada-Flintridge
25,000
76,292
Lakewood
79,984
244g►87
La Mirada
39,653
121,009
La Puente
30,167
92,060
La Verne
170,449
530,249
Lawndale
23,930
73,,027
Lomita
19, 336
59,007
Long Beach
342,811
1r046r256
Los Angeles
2,746,234
8,380,789
Lynwood
350655
1080808
Manhattan Beach
33o149
101g160
Maywood
16o531
50,447
Monrovia
28,,922
88,261
Montebello
460207
141,009
Monterey Park
490422
Norwalk
870128
Palmdale
10,296
3l ,420
Palos Verdes Estates
14,483
44f197
Paramount
30,,412
92e808
Pasadena
112,569
343,526
Pico Rivera
55,494
169,351
Pomona
820G97
254, 535
Rancho Palos Verdes
390460
120,420
Redondo Beach
63e539
193r901
.Rolling Hills Estates 8,,414
25,,677
Rosemead
39,,784
121$408
Sa►n Dimas
17,,351
52,950
S-►n Fernando
15,391
46,,968
San Gabriel
28$238
86, 17 3
San Marino
13,588
41,466
Sainta Fe. Springs
15,868
48..424
Santa Monica
89;504
273,139
Sierra Madre
12,159
37,pI05
Signal Hill
5,066
151,459
South El Monte
15,,592
47,,582
South Gate
53,195
1620335
South Pasadena
22,830
69$670
Temple City
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2�,152
88,,963
Torrance
134,867
411,623
Walnut
7,,696
23.,485
West Covina
73oI88
223,347
Whittier
71,,199
217, 2 7 7
Sub Total (Cities)
5t998g624
$18j306f273
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GRAND TOTAL rov96312064 I $24,501,697
Calculated from 1980 Dept. of Finance projection for L. A. County
less 1975 County Regional Planninq pQpulatiosi tabulation for cities.
2Minimum project amount.
319 %5 L, A. County Regional Planning population figures.
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1980 Dept. of Finance Projection for L. A. County.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO
pp " I, VALERIE A. BURROWES City Clerk of the
City of El Segundo, California, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the
whole number of members of the City Council of the said City
is five; that the foregoing Resolution, being Resolution No. 2756
was duly passed and adopted by the said City Council, approved
and signed by the Mayor of said City, and attested by the City
Clerk of said City, all at A regular meeting of the said Council
held on the 15th day of February 197 7
and that the same was so passed and adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Bue, Nagel, Rockhold,
Van Vranken and Mayor Balmer
NOES: Councilmen None
A13SENT: Councilmen None
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF SAID
CITY thij, 17th day of February 197 7
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City Clerk
of the City of El Segundo, California,