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c � <br /> • • <br /> RESOLUTION NO. 1142 <br /> RESOLUTION OF INTENT TO IMPLEMENT THOSE PORTIONS OF THE ABAG ENVIRONMENTAL <br /> MANAGEMENT PLAN RELATING TO WATER QUALITY <br /> WHEREAS, the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) was designated by the <br /> U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and State Water Resources Control Board <br /> (SWRCB) to prepare an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the San Francisco Bay <br /> Area; <br /> WHEREAS, ABAG has prepared an initial EMP that includes water quality, air <br /> quality, solid waste management and water supply elements; <br /> WHEREAS, the water quality element of the EMP contains policies and actions <br /> for surface runnoff that were developed by the counties of the Bay Area; <br /> WHEREAS, ABAG has received more than 1 ,500 pages of public comment on the <br /> draft EMP, and these have been considered fully by the responsible ABAG approving <br /> bodies; <br /> WHEREAS, the initial EMP has been reviewed, modified and approved by the ABAG <br /> Environmental Management Task Force, Regional Planning Committee, Executive Board, <br /> and General Assembly; <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of the Town of Los Altos Hills has re- <br /> viewed the initial EMP; <br /> WHEREAS, EPA and SWRCB policy is that significant water quality management <br /> agencies named in the EMP must indicate their willingness to implement the EMP before <br /> EPA and SWRCB can give unconditional approval and/or certification to the initial EMP; <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of the Town of Los Altos Hills is a sign- <br /> ificant management agency for the purpose of implementing portions of the initial EMP <br /> relating to water quality; <br /> WHEREAS, flexibility in implementation of the initial EMP is implicit in the <br /> plan so as to include good faith efforts to implement; <br /> WHEREAS, ABAG has developed a continuing planning process so that the initial <br /> EMP can be updated and revised on a regular basis; <br /> WHEREAS, although additional local expenditures resulting directly from the EMP <br /> are not large relative to previous or ongoing environmental management activities, local <br /> government fiscal resources are strained by the Statewide passage of Proposition 13 on <br /> June 6, 1978; <br />