Title: PROPOSED PRIORITIES
1 PROPOSED PRIORITIES WORK PROGRAM 2009-2010
2MISSION STATEMENT
- Promote cooperation between municipalities of the
South Bay region of L.A. County in the discussion
of area-wide issues of mutual interest - Support member cities proposals that further the
objectives of South Bay Cities Council of
Governments - Seek solutions to issues of common concern
through joint studies cost-effective,
multi-jurisdictional programs - Provide a forum for communication
representation on behalf of the South Bay
sub-region with other governing bodies
organizations in the South Bay, as well as
facilitate the exchange of ideas information - Increase visibility and awareness of the South
Bay as an outstanding place to live, work and
play.
3 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Transportation Projects
- Congestion Pricing on the I-110
- Measure R South Bay Highway Funds - 900 million
- Harbor Subdivision/Green Line Extension to South
Bay - Crenshaw Corridor Rail Line to LAX
- Transit Centers in Redondo Beach Torrance on
rail line - Transit Center in Carson
- Congestion Mitigation Fee Proposals
- Monitor I-710 EIR Development
- Seek support additional funding for South Bay
city projects - Maintain updated transportation project list for
South Bay - Facilitate the countys Signal Synchronization
project and other ITS projects - Monitor LAX issues
- Follow-up with cities on possible improvements
from results of PCH User Analysis of traffic
4 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- SCAG Metro
- Monitor and provide input on SB 375
implementation - Determine how the South Bays Sustainable
Communities Strategy will be prepared SBCCOG or
SCAG - Monitor I-405 Model Corridor Management Study
- Monitor Goods Movement Activities
- LUV Initiative
- Implement AQMD grant for pilot project
- Seek additional funding for larger project
5 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Data Collection, Report Review Grant
Solicitation - Monitor any funding opportunities from SCAGs
Overall Work Program - Monitor deliberations _at_ regional agencies such as
AQMD, Metro and water agency activities as needed - Comment on Regional Plans re South Bay issues
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6 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Legislative Activities
- Take positions on legislation
- Testify and lobby on pertinent issues both
legislative regulatory consistent with the
annually adopted SBCCOG Legislative Agenda - Monitor AB 32 implementation and submit comments
as it affects the South Bay -
7PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Homeland Security
- Facilitate information exchange with all
interested and affected parties, including school
district personnel, focusing on sharing
successful programs strategies - Hear from experts in the field
- Work with Area G Area E (Carson) to sponsor
training programs for SBCCOG cities -
8PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Liaison with Regional Agencies
- Provide one point of access for Metro, SCAG,
SCAQMD, water agencies with SBCCOG cities - Bring information about regional policies and
actions to SBCCOG cities - Work with Metro South Bay Sector Governance
Council and S. B. transit operators - Enhance S. B. cities/schools partnership
9PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Joint Projects
- South Bay Salary data coordinate membership,
post jobs MOUs on SBCCOG web site - Support city grant applications, as appropriate
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Training Programs
- Annual General Assembly
10PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Web Site
- Add demographic information and other data
resources for the cities and other users - Link to city business sites
- Expand use of intranet for internal communications
11PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Support City Staff Networking Info Sharing
- GIS Working Group
- Infrastructure Working Group
- Livable Communities Working Group
- Planning Directors group
- Park Recreations Directors networking meetings
12PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Support SBCCOG
- Committees Task Forces
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- Green Task Force
- Homeland Security Task Force
- Legislative Committee
- Steering Committee
- Transportation Committee
13PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Training Programs Workshops
- Source of Municipal Authority Seminars
by Mike Jenkins - AB 1234 Training for councilmembers
commissioners - Special Tours and Events
14 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Sustainability Programs
- Environmental Services Center
- Operate resource center clearinghouse of energy
efficiency and water conservation information for
So Bay public agencies, including cities, schools
and special districts, as well as businesses and
residents - Provide training and educational materials on
energy and water efficient equipment/products and
practices, including rebates and incentive
programs -
- Maintain specialized web site and quarterly
newsletter -
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15 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Energy Project Implementation
- Public Agencies
- Promote comprehensive energy/water audits and
integration/implementation of conservation
programs and practices - Facilitate implementation of stimulus-funded
projects - Assist cities in attaining higher incentive
funding through the Energy Leader Program - Facilitate joint procurement and discount
purchasing of energy and water efficient
equipment - Work with partners to provide free or low cost
equipment to cities and businesses - Coordinate implementation of special projects
16 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Energy Project Implementation
- Business Industry
- Promote comprehensive energy/water audits and
integration/implementation of conservation
programs and practices - Funnel referrals into SCE, GAS, and water into
programs for energy and water savings - Coordinate discount purchasing of energy and
water efficient equipment for businesses - Work with partners to provide free or low cost
equipment and special programs to business and
industry
17 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Water Conservation Programs
- Assist West Basin with
- Ocean Friendly Gardening Program Residential
Conservation, Permeability Retention possible
rebates for smart controllers - Green Gardening Program Residential Outdoor
Water Survey possible free smart controller - Green Living Program Multi-Family Unit
Residential Direct Install (water, gas
electricity) - Cash For Kitchen Program Commercial Large
Kitchen Audits (water, gas electricity) - Recirc Save Program Commercial/Industrial
Incentives
18 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Energy Policy Outreach
- Convene meetings of the South Bay Green Task
Force to learn from each other and bring in
experts - Continue assistance to cities for preparation of
their Climate Action Plans by coordinating the
development of their community baseline carbon
footprint - Promote and support policies South Bay cities can
adopt to encourage energy efficiency and water
conservation and other sustainability measures. - Monitor AB 32 implementation plan
19 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Sustainability Partnerships
- Negotiate new contracts
- SCE Gas Company January 2009-2011
- West Basin Municipal Water Torrance Water
July 2008-June 2009 - L.A. County Sanitation District February
2008-February 2009 - Metro May 2009 May 2010
- Work with L.A. County on possible program
expansion - Pursue SBCCOG membership in ICLEI
- Consider membership in L.A. Regional
Collaborative
20 PROJECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
- Other SBESC Projects
- Promote vanpools
- Ink Cartridge and Cell Phone recycling
- Promote Sanitation District programs
- Work with L.A. County on possible joint projects
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21IN THE WORKS
- Climate Change Initiative
- New Programs for SBESC
- Enhance programs to promote recycling
- No Drugs Down the Drain
- AB 811 Financing through Property Tax
- Staff Working Groups on
- Technology
- Planning Staff
22POSSIBLE NEW PROJECTS
23BRAINSTORMING
- Training Programs Workshops Ideas ??
- Financial Forecasting
- Special Tours Events - Suggestions ???
- Orange Line dedicated busway
- Sprinter diesel multiple unit transit
- Other programs or projects ???
24GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOPIC NEXT YEAR February 26,
2010
- The Economy Jobs Keeping the South Bay Strong
- With an international business component -
recognizing that the South Bay has a high
concentration of foreign-based investment
25POSSIBLE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOPICS FOR FUTURE YEARS
- Diversity The Riches of the South Bay Its
People - Planning Public Health
- Gardena on the Coast How Climate Change Will
Affect the South Bay - Public Involvement Outreach to the Community
- Sharing Best Practices and Innovations
26 BRAINSTORMING IS
ANYTHING LEFT OUT?
- Additional transit marketing (field trip
packages) - Traffic Calming
- Public Safety Crime Drug use
- Animal Control issues
- Recreation skateboard parks, beach issues
- Partnerships with other governments
- Solid Waste, NPDES
- Water policy
- Housing
- Planning Public Health
- Following up on senior issues identified at the
General Assembly - Goods Movement and Community Impacts
- Air Quality in the South Bay
- Escalating Gas prices and their impact on the
South Bay - Changing Demographics Who are We Planning for
and What Does That Mean? - Marketing Cities Image Building?
- Parks Recreation in the South Bay?
- S. Common approaches to Filming in the
South Bay?
27What we need from you!
- Participation Support
- From you, your colleagues and your staff
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