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HomeMy WebLinkAbout647 _ • RESOLUTION NO. 64+7 A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS COMMENDING STATE SENATOR CLARK L. BRADLEY FOR HIS OPPOSITION TO ASSEMBLY' BILL 1057. WHEREAS, Assembly Bill 1057 (Knox) ,. designed to. create 'a "Conservation and Development Agency of San Francisco Bay Area", was defeated- in the' State. Senate on November 16, 1971 and is now dead, and . WHEREAS, passage of AB 1057 would hate contributed to the' continuing erosion of the representative powers of local government by the' placement of other than duly • ' elected Mayors, Councilmen. and Supervisors within its. legislative body, and WHEREASa;. .a new layer of super government, remote from its constituency,- and lacking complete public visibility and local responsiveness' would diminish the autonomy of local government and deprive local citizens of the tax protection to which they are entitled, and • WHEREAS, AB 1057 would have perpetually placed in jeopardy, if not destroyed, the autonomous prerogative of muni.cipaliti,es'..to. determine their own. land use, and zoning, and • WHEREAS, local government, if given the' resources' and'the' authority, can • meet most' of, the' problems with which regional layers -purport .to. deal,- and WHEREAS, AB 1057 would have created, by•precedent, the pattern of general purpose regional government in California, • BE IT RESOLVFI), THEREFORE: • THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS DOES HEREBY COMMEND STATE • SENATOR CLARK L. ' BRADLEY FOR HIS TIRELESS EFFORTS. ON BEHALF OF THIS AND SIMILAR MUNICIPALITIES IN OPPOSING THE PASSAGE OF ASSEMBLY BILL 1057, AND FURTHER SUPPORTS WHOLEHEARTEDLY HIS COMMITMENT TO GOVERNMENT BY THE DULY ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES OF GOVERNING BODIES. • • • I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was regularly adopted at a regular meeting of the City •Council of the' Town of Los' Altos Hills held on the 6th day of December, 1971, by the following roll .call vote: AYES: ;41` • NOES; • t\I �! ABSENT: • AAUP • • ATTEST: City. Clerk • APPROVED: Mayor