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Home My WebLink AboutAGENDA REPORT 1994 1005 CC REG ITEM 11ETO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: I', �\ Y 1. CITY OF MOORPARK AGENDA REPORT The Honorable City Council Steven Hayes, Economic Development Director 4 September 21, 1994 (CC Mtg 10/05/94) I w r . -',Ci ON: 6.13, Request for Funding to Assist in Base Realignment and Closure - BRAC -95 Task Force Program DISCUSSION• The County of Ventura's BRAC -95 Task Force has requested financial support for their program for the retention of Port Hueneme Naval Base and Point Mugu Naval Station from all cities and county governments. The amount of money from each city is based on population percentage, impact percentage, and a share per government agency at $2,730 as shown on Exhibit "A" attached. The goal of BRAC -95 Task Force is to accumulate approximately $150,000 from cities and county governments to help fund their programs. They are asking for $6,230 from the City of Moorpark and will likely request an additional $8,000 to reach their total funding goal of $350,000. Moorpark's share would be $14,230. Agency staff contacted Mr. Robert Conroy, a volunteer who is assisting in coordinating the county efforts with BRAC -95 Task Force, in order to obtain additional information regarding the impacts of the Point Mugu and Point Hueneme facilities closure on the City of Moorpark. Mr. Conroy assisted BRAC -95 Task Force in gathering statistical information about the impacts on the various communities. Unfortunately the only information available regarding the impacts on the City of Moorpark is that there are approximately 16,000 to 17,000 persons employed at the bases. Two percent of that number live in a Moorpark ZIP Code Area (320 to 340 residents). According to Mr. Conroy, these funds will be appropriated as follows: A. $240,000 for BRAC -95 Consultants who will work at the federal level for the retention of the bases. 00253 B. $110,000 for BRAC -95 lobbyists, staffing and overhead. This overall program (BRAC -95 Task Force) is being administered through the Defense Services Industries Executive Association and they are a member of Ventura County Economic Development Association. On September 27, 1994 the Economic Development /Affordable Housing Committee ( Councilmember Patrick Hunter and Councilmember Bernardo Perez the "ED /AFC") received information concerning the program that was made available to staff. The ED /AFC recommended that staff present to the ED /AFC additional information concerning the program at their next meeting. 0 V7121abUY9061 The Economic Development /Affordable Housing recommend that this item be continued until November 2, 1994 to allow the ED /AFC to additional information about the program recommendation to the City Council. SGH122- 09/23/94 Committee and staff October 19, 1994 or receive and evaluate in order to make a 00254 t ested Formula for the Cities and g � r e ty o f Ventura N . .............. z � M�V ; - -., .. \f .'J • >:' �•>'" \•')may 1 J Goal - $150,000 from all cities and County governments 20% of the amount divided by 11 governments 40% of the amount based on city population percentage c g county 40% of the amount based on impact to the cities a >\ i t°o� ot,� Q� c�� °, Q° a� e o � a a Q °Q Q °Q ' � o Thousand Oaks 110,263 16% 5% 2,730 9,300 3,000 15,030 hk r San Buenaventura 96,969 14% 15% 2,730 8,200 9,000 19,930 ' Camarillo 56,497 8% 20% 2,730 4,800 12,000 19,530 • i Fillmore 12,922 2% 2% 2,730 1,100 1,200 5,030 Lu Moorpark 27,170 4% 2% 2,730 2,300 1,200 6,230 Ujai Area 7,918 1% 2% 2,730 700 1,200 4,630 Oxnard 151,856 21% 28% 2,730 12,900 16,800 32,430 Port Hueneme 21,868 3% 20% 2,730 1,900 12,000 16,630 Santa Paula 26,856 4% 2% 2,730 2,300 1,200 6,230 o Simi Valley 103,722 15% 2% 2,730 8,800 1,200 12,730 o Unincorporated 92,127 13% 2% 2,730 7,800 1,200 11,730 10,000 + Office Space and tv Equipment 708,168 1009'0100% � (County) 150,000 Task Force 912194 15 09/22/94 14:47:59 -> 9H5 529 0270 Moorpark Page 002 SEP- 22 -'94 THU 11:44 ID:INTER GOV AFFAIRS TEL N0:916 323 -3749 GOVERNOR'S OFFICE September 22, 1994 Dear Mayor and City Council, #230 P02 ' I thought you might be interested in the attached press release annotaicing Governor Wilson's appointment of Ms. Judy Ann F. Miller as Assistant to the Governor and Director of Military Base Retention for the Governor's office of Planning and Research. Governor Nilson is committed to minimizing the iapact of the federal Base Fealignment and Closure BRAG "95) on California, because there are so many California jabs at stake. Ms. Miller is now on board and ready to assist your community and the Governor in enhancing California's strategy for BW4C 195. As such, she is most anxious to meet with you and/or your representative as well as interested manbers of your co<mtunity. She can be contacted at (916) 322 -2318. Her mailing address is 1400 Tenth Street, Roan #100, Sacramento, California 95814. S y, Carol G. vliteside Director Intergovern ental Affairs Attachment 00256 GcrvzRNOR PsTS WM130.N 0 SACYtAMMNT0, CALI!'OHNIA 96814 • (916) 44ti-73$41 PFP -n + Qd 1 *7): d d onrr rxn- n7 /LL /74 14:98:33 -> 065 529 0278 Moorpark Page 803 �- SEP- 22 -'94 THU 11:44 ID: INTER GOV AFFAIRS TEL NO:916 323 -3749 A9413155 #230 P03 _. I 1riT.Q[)1/ f 1rill. 1RiI,L�t AB 4'AS nYRN= a xILI?ARY 1�.lE RBT1R�1'tIOI� F= nOf X&= REGxSE CMT&M: Kerry R. MaGagin Monday, August 29, 1994 Ron Low 916/445,45 71 SACBAMEMW -- Governor Pete Wilson today announced the appointment of Judy Ann F. Miller as Assistant to the Governor and Director of Military Bass Retention for the Governor's office of Planning and Research. "I'm very pleased that Judy Ann is oining the team in our on -goinq California military bass retention effort. our bases viii be a major focus or the federal Bass Realignment and Closure (BRAG) 193 process and with so many California jobs at stake, we suet be prepared to vigorously support the continuation of our vital military installations," said Wilson. Hiller, 53, of Alexandria, Virginia, has most recently served as actin assistant secretary of the Air Force for Manpower, I Reserve ffairs, Installations and Environment, a position she hold from January, 1993 to April, 1994. She has served in several other capacities for the United States Air Force and the Army over eleven years, including= principal deputy assistant secretary for the Air Force, from 1990 to 1994, and deputy assistant secretary of the Army, from 1983 to 1994. In addition, she worked for Contra Costa County for sixteen and a half years, including director of the Department of Manpower Programs Director and director of the CormUnity Service Administration. A Republican, Miller is a member of the National Association of Counties and Phi Chi Theta (National Businesswomen's Fraternity) . she was a member of the California Association for Local Econonie Development and the vocational Counselors of California, Contra Costa County Development Association. Miller earned a bachelor's degree in public administration from the University of Arizona. This appointment is a key component of Governor Wilson's strategy to protect California during the 1995 round of the federal Bass Closure and Reuse Commission. Ms. Miller will work with local community officials, state agencies and other interested parties to coordinate a statewide effort which will avert, to the greatest extent possible, the number of California base closures. -MORE- 0 00257 SEP 22 'q4 VD!A�- 13JILLIy9 14;41j:16 -> 385 529 0278 Moorpark Page 084 SEP- 22 -'94 TFU 11:45 ID:INTER GW AFFAIRS TE1 N0�916 323 -3749 �w■e Page 2 A9413153 Xiller will assist in the developuent of local strategies for individual bases, convene conferences to share technical information, meat and confer with officials of the Department of Defense (and individual military services) regarding the status or California bases and disseminate this information to the public. She xill receive an annual salary of 899,936 reflecting a five percent reduction, as directed by the Governor, from the established salary level. This appointment does not require Senate confirmation. -3 Q- SEP 22 '94 12:45 1 00258