HomeMy WebLinkAbout1013_CCv0001.pdf AESOLUTTON NO. 10` 3
I SOLUTION CONCERNINQ' ASSE,4ULY BILL PROVID T NG A ONE—CENT INGREA6E IN
STI'M L.S.G .
WULMEAS4 it is established that financial resources of cities are
inadequate to correct city atreet deficien�!iea within tzie fe)reseeable
future.
SHEREAS, with present revenues it is estimated that by the year 1980
one hundred per cent of the deficiencies on the state highvvray system will
have been corrected, twenty—seven per cent of the county read deficiencies
will have been corrected, and only fourteen per cent of the city street
doficiencies, will have been corrected.
WiIERLASO highway user tax funds available for street and highway
par ores should be oxpended as nearly as poazible on the basis of greatest
need.
NHEUEAS, deficiencies on the street and high-,iray systems of eau h govern—
mental jnri3diction should be corrected at approxi-mately the same rate.
WMIUAS, cities are willin'; to assume their lull share of the respon—
sibility for correcting city street deficiencies within their financial
ability to do so.
BE IT AUREBY RESMIED:
1. That to accomplish an orderly and expeditious correction of city
5treet deficiencies, the City of Redlands h%s%Yr 1
,3 4 c olnm
adoption of Assem bly Bill providing for &As ate gas �&ax for
expenditure on major city streets.
2. That the City of Redlands ig willing to match with local funds
any increase in state high ay user fvnds allocated to eitiea for
construction and improvement of ajor city streets,,
ADOPTED, 6IGNED z'UND APPROVE'D this day of
Mayor of the City of Uedlanda, California
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City Cler:!'�___
APPROVED FOR FORM:
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City Atto�y