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3 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Anaheim
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5 'li WHEREAS, the League of Oalifornia Municipalities -:slid,
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8 "SUBJECT: Gas Tax Distribution and Secondary State Highway
Additions.
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ORIGIN: Gas Tax Committee, supported by City Managers, Mayors
10 and Councilmen, and Planners.
11 i ACTION: Adoption recommended.
12 WHEREAS it is evident that municipalities within the State
of California have not received a fair proportion of motor tax
13 funds with which to construct and maintain streets and highways
required by increasing automobile traffic, and
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WHEREAS a more equitable distribution of said funds is
15 necessary and desirable.
16 BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT the League of California
Municipalities go on record as favoring the following:
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1. A program for a continuous state highway system through-I
18 out California, including the construction, maintenance, re-
construction and widening of the necessary sections within
19 municipalities; and specifically the addition of 6,624 miles
of highways to the state highway system as proposed by the
20 Automobile Club of Southern California and the California
State Automobile Association, which addition will relieve the
21 respective Boards of Supervisors of the state of a large portio
of the burden now borne by them out of their portion of gas
22 tax funds; this program to be carried out with the present
revenues accruing to the State Highway Department.
23 i� 2. The apportionment to each county as heretofore of one-
24 third of the total proceeds of the existing three cent motor
fuel tax; however, the amount accruing directly from the tax
25 on the sale of gasoline shall be apportioned amongst the cities
of said county and the unincorporated area of said county on
26 the basis of registration of motor vehicles. Of said apportion
ment, three- fourths shall go into a fund of the cities; the
27 remaining one - fourth resulting from city registration, together
with all revenue resulting from rural registration and all
28 receipts for license plates, etc., shall be paid into the
county treasury. The same restrictions on expenditures shall
29 be made for the cities as now exists for the counties, with the
further provision that all such funds shall be expended only
30 according to a financial plan in each case which shall be
based upon a competent physical plan, including a classifica-
31 tion of existing traffic routes and proposed alterations
therein and extensions thereto.
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1 3. Nothing in the resolution shall be construed to limit
the existing authority of counties to meet needs within
2 incorporated cities.
3 ! 4. That the legislative committee be instructed to prepare
the necessary legislation looking to this end and that said
4 committee have authority to amend, alter or revise this plan as
seems essential to assure an equitable allocation of gas tax
5 monies to the cities, and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Directors of the
League of California Municipalities shall create a large
7 state -wide committee representing the municipalities of all
sections of the state for the purpose of assisting the
81; Legislative Committee both before and during the next session
of the Legislature in accomplishing the purposes of this
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11 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
12 City of Anaheim go on record as being heartily in accord with
13 the League of California Municipalities as to the foregoing
14 resolution providing however that (Paragraph one (1)' with
15 reference to "including the construction, maintenance, reeonstruc-
16 tion and widening of necessary sections within the municipalities"
17 and particularly affecting the City of Anaheim specifically
18 designate Los Angeles Street from northerly to southerly city
19 limits and the including of Center Street from the easterly city
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20 limits to its intersection with Lincoln Avenue, thence to include
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21 ; Lincoln Avenue to the westerly city limits and (Paragraph one (1)
22 continued) "specifically the addition of 6624 miles of highways
e em" include Lincoln Avenue westerly 2 3� t 0 State highway sy st Y from city
24 limits of Anaheim and Center Street easterly from city limits of
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25 Anaheim and Olive Road easterly from its intersection with
26 5 Placentia Avenue. All regulation of traffic, parking, building
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27� restrictions, ete. within cities to continue under jurisdiction
28 of various municipalities.
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The foregoing resolution is signed, approved and attested
by me this � day of (_ , 1932.
Mayor of the City of Anaheim.
Attest:
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE, 88.
CITY OF ANAHE .
I T, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do 1
hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted at a
regular meeting of the City Council held on the day of
, 1932 by the following vote:
AYES: C ounc i lmeja-z'o
NOES: Councilmen
ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Councilmen
And I further certify that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim
approved and signed the foregoing resolution on the 'Y�' d.ay of
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1932.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of the said city this _ day of , 1932,
f fty Clerk of the City of Anaheim.
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