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TO: Honorable City Council �1,
FROM: Mary R. Lindley, Assistant to the City Manage`��
DATE: January 25, 1992 (Council Meeting 2/5)
SUBJECT: Summary of Proposed Bylaws Amendment to Restructure
SCAG Executive Committee
Summary
The Executive Committee of the Southern California Association of
Governments (SCAG) has taken action recommending that the General
Assembly adopt a Bylaws amendment (Articles V and VI) to
restructure the Executive Committee. The General Assembly is
scheduled to vote on the recommended amendment on February 28,
1992, at its meeting in Oxnard.
Background
The intent of the Bylaws amendment, as stated by SCAG, is to
provide increased opportunity for the region's councilmembers to
participate in the regional decision - making process. The Bylaws
amendment affects only the organization and structure of the
Executive committee; the Bylaws amendment does not change the
powers, duties or functions of the Executive Committee, the General
Assembly or SCAG as an organization.
Under the amendment, the Executive Committee will be comprised of
one representative from each county, except Los Angeles which will
continue to have two, and one from each designated SCAG District.
In addition, the Mayor of Los Angeles will serve as an at -large
representative . All members of the Executive committee will serve
two year terms and will be elected by their peers from among
locally elected city councilmembers within a district.
SCAG Districts will be established by the Executive Committee every
PAUL W. LAWRASON JR. JOHN E. WOZNIAK SCOTT MONTGOMERY BERNARDO M. PEREZ ROY E. TALLEY JR.
Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember
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Proposed SCAG Bylaws Admendment
January 25, 1992
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two years. A SCAG District will be a city or group of cities with
approximately 200,000 people and a shared geographic community of
interest. The City of Moorpark has been assigned to District 40
which includes Agoura, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Malibu, Thousand
Oaks, and Westlake.
The new Executive Committee will establish standing committees from
its members for both policy development and administrative matters.
Membership on the standing committees for administration will be
limited to only Executive Committee members. Upon the
recommendation of a standing committee, a Technical Advisory
Committee will be formed for specified or indefinite term to study
specific problems, issues, or programs. Membership on technical
advisory committees may include elected officials, public officials
representing public agencies, the business sector, and public
interest groups.
In theory the reogranization will provide greater representation of
cities on the Executive Committee which will give local
jurisdictions more imput into SCAG policy. Since the Moorpark is
not a member of SCAG, the reorganization has no impact on the City.
Staff Recommendation
Receive and file this staff report.
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SCAG District
• 200,000 Population (approx.)
• Group of cities with geographic
community of Interest
• District representative (and alternates)
elected by peers from councilmembers
within district
• District representatives serve on
Executive Committee
• Minimum of one district representative
(and alternate) for the cities In each
county.
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SCAG COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP
Legislative Model
December 5, 1991
General Assembly
Executive Committee
• 68 Members:
60 District Representatives
Mayor -City of Los Angeles (At- Large)
7 Supervisors
Standing Policy Committees
• Membership limited 10 Executive
Committee memberp
Technical Advisory Committees
• Membership includes elected officials, public
agencies, representatives,community groups,
business sector, other public interest groi 1ps
ATTACIAAA � i
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Districts Representing Ventura County Cities
..-. District #37
1.
Torrance
133,489
2.
Gardena
52,288
3.
Lomita
19,447
Total
205,224
District #38
1.
Avalon
2,999
2.
Rolling Hills
1,871
3.
Rolling Hills Estates
7,828
4.
Rancho Palos Verdes
41,659
5.
Palos Verdes Estates
13,512
6.
Redondo Beach
60,327
7.
Hermosa Beach
18,286
8.
Manhattan Beach
32,139
9.
El Segundo
15,224
Total
193,845
District #39
1.
Beverly Hills
32,132
-'� 2.
West Hollywood
68.463
3.
Santa Monica
86,905
4.
Culver City
38,793
Total
226,293
District
#40
1.
Thousand Oaks
105,702
2.
Westlake Village
11,388
3.
Calabasas
28,284
4.
Agoura Hills
20,608
S.
Hidden Hills
1,797
6.
Malibu
25,497
7.
Moorpark
25,917
Total 219,133
District #41
1. Oxnard 143,781
2. Port Hueneme 20,353
3. Camarillo 53,879
Total 218,013
District #42
1.
San Buena Ventura
93,483
2.
Simi Valley
100,928
3.
Santa Paula
25,474
4.
Fllmore
12,098
S.
Ojai
7,646
Total 239,629
District #43
1. Lancaster 102,026
2. Palmdale 78,046
Total 180,072
District #44
1. Santa Clarita 147,228
2. San Fernando 23,328
Total 170,556
District #45
1. Glendale 182,566
2. Burbank 95,391
Total 277,948
Districts #46 - 60 - City of Los Angeles
City of Los Angeles: 15 SCAG districts which correspond to 15 council districts, each with a population
ranging from 193,106 to 255,915.
Mayor of Los Angeles - Los Angeles City At -Large Representative