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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - November 2, 1983 (26)CITY COUNCIL MEETING ! t� NOVENMER 2, 1983 PIBLIC IMIING Fol laving introduction of the matter by City Clerk Reimche, SEI' FCR LNIET Counc i 1 on mot ion of Wyor Pro Tenpo re Snider, 6'lurphy TRANSIT NL'FD6 second, set the following public hearings to consider unmet transit needs which may exist in the local area: a) November 16, 1983, 3:00 p.m., C nrunity Roam, Lodi Library b) Ncvenbe 16. ,983, 8:00 p.m., Regular Council Pleeting, Counc i 1 Chamber.; 5 C� 4. r >*r .11 TA - c va• . �, t L K Y ���,• L M 5 moi. } �.��,. y. �,�'l `'z` d A K y G ' i i �frr" A 1.• h •a = rt e 01 t1• I ' �'N'tt+F•kFu3� r rp^v.��`x .},��•''ya�, � f�+�, (� 'ir:. NA - x'�i "�'. n'+'�y,�. d �, er r•r h 1� _ . ,z� � q7. r y �'Y. �-{ �i�. ' �- k z.F 1 J 14 /,'.jy�1-y Cly,�j,r •`CN , ; 1�p•S �' .i rs.4 ^,rg \'�pt � : y.A1T y�v'S � 5 • 4 ^t £r �' '�' 4 t+"i: j.. is 4.. y yw r ^try d„!J':n1VY+ft' ....'F. �_'n ♦ +! _.. ��.- .s m.,'c"14 r2. v . ,...., !"y Xr ..... - a i •4y.�{�S . �.J AYLr I`... ":I,•Fr..,... F�• [. C� 0 SAN; 1860 EAST HAZELTON AVENUESTOCA 95' 205T I q TELEPHONE N PHONEA(209)944.2233 October 18, 1983 „ f Mr. Henry Glaves City Manager City of Lodi. 221 West Pine Street Lodi, CA 95240 Dear Mr. Glaves: 4U,. C- r_I. lCli� LC:� CITY CLERK C. ' y C;;' i- Tile purpose of this letter is to inform you that it is once again time to begi►i the annual unmet transit needs process. This pro- cess, which is required by State law, is explained in detail in the accompanying packet. Please carefully review these materials. A summary of the responsibilities of the City of Lodi in the pro- cess follows below: 1. hold a meeting of the transit system's Productivity Improvement Committee sometime in November. This committee should discuss the results and recommenda- tions of the January 20, 1983 Performance Audit (enclosed) as well as any additional productivity improvements thought relevant; ✓ 2. advertise and hold one or more public hearings to receive testimony on any unmet transit needs which may exist in the local area. Last year, the City of Lodi held its Productivity Improvement Com- mittee meeting at 1:30 p.m., November 12. The City held two unmet transit needs hearings, at 3:00 and 8:00 p.m., on November 17. I would appreciate hearing from you at your earliest convenience regarding your decision. as to the times, dates, and locations of this year's meeting and public hearing(s). A member of my staff will be attending as an observer and to answer any questions. As always, please feel free to contact me at 944-2233 if you have any questions or comments. e truly y urs, PETER D. VERDOORN Executive Director PDV:GCD:gms Enclosure • COUNTY OF SAN JOAQUIN • CITIES OF STOCKTON. LODI, TRACY, MANTECA, ESCALON, RIPON • UNMET TRANSIT NEEDS: OVERVIEW AND LOCAL INSTRUCTIO14S In troduc tion , The purpose `of this packet is twofold: I to -provide member governments with an `overview of ` the_ unmet. ;transit needs` process , including.,the. requirements of state law; II. to emphasize and d explain the specific responsibili- ties of '`each'member government in this process'. SECTION I: OVERVIEW Leal` Requirements Each- year,` 'pursuant to, stc.telaw, the, .COG: must `identifyl any unmet transit ;needs within San Joaquin County that can be reasonably met aninsure Ghat those` needs, wilh_-be 'nie't before Transpor.tatiori-£` 3 Dever opment Actt (TDA)'- funds are allocated for non trap"sit4 purposkes ' , More specifically; th`e law requires the COG Ensure that several £actors have been const dered min` 3 then �larinin process;` including s.ze and loaation of r p 'groups` likes .to' be dependent' on, tr`ansit;�adegtacy " o£ existing services --an 'A' alterna'tivej N services and" service improvemezits that`~`could meet " part of the travel' demand g E 2 ` Holi a'fpub1 c hearing to receive testimony zi �= needs ` . +„' ..y�. c { .;, rxro; .... '. •�3s a.tv ,n_b�L. �,y. 71Syx �4�R✓$ ` 3 Determine definitions for "unmet transit' needs'' and reasonable to meet k ,M.h fro' r 4 Adopt a`� finding -regarding; unmet needs .for tfie area f M xx v. each claimaint i and ahlocate funds; if'`necessgry, before k�, street and road allocations The above regulations: apply to all` claimants of TDA; (LTF and/or`ST) Y funds iri San: Joaquin County. In addition; the: COG has``eert$in, legal re'sponsbihties' regardi,g those" claimants', who directly=.`operate pub' lic (transit systems (SMTD, Lodi, Tracy, Ripon, and 'Escalon only)'.' Specifically, the COG must. Pr1. s anztually identify, analyze, and recommend .potential y ;t Ytroduc< u� Vis` Y prtivity.-improvements which could flower operatng�e w costs for `the systems in"`question: These mustiriclude,: a minimum, ` the recommendations : contained in : tneinos t t recent performa7ce audit;MV .t �i Y at 2, see that each operator forms a productivity improve- ment committee consisting of representatives of the system's maiagement, employees, and users, for the purpose of providing advice on productivity improvements. Tae above merely constitutes a summary of the COG's legal responsi- bilities regarding the unmet transit needs process, including pro- ductivity improvements for transit operators. For further information, please consult the applicable sections (#99244 and ¢6658) of the Transportation Development Act. For readers` convenience, the applicable sections are reproduced in full at the end of this packet. The Unmet Transit Needs Process in San Joaquin County In response to the legal. requirements, the COG has adopted defini tions: for , "unme,t , transit needs": and reasonable ;`to meet (see :the :following gection) . In'` addition; the COG'; has de�rel�ped a - fainly elaborate annua process .involving plaaniiig studies .by: staff and,: various : activities : "by" each member.. government (except for ,.the City of: Stockton, which has delegated; its ;iesponsibi.lities :to rhe Stockton Metropolitan .Transit District) .. a The member 'government activities are `de:�gned'> to` solicit p`ubIfie ; cotmAen: regarding.: unmet transit needs Typical;.y theprocess, begins i* iVovember .with the. holaing or . pro di ctivit, : improvementtee'' meetings by each ioca7...transit operator While not public hearings Pei: se: these.meed;ngs often anticipate concerns raised>iin;77, purlict`hearings.which .follow Next, ,`each of .;the COG'S' memberarjuris dict ons is` required to hold` at -1 -least one',locaY'publi6, a rrn'g : to receive testiaigny on uninet:..transit needs Finally , Sthe; COG holds its own public hearings in °Mar`h or :Anrih in 'conjruncton With its regu= Po ie Committee,, ,�' 1 s r e Ie 1 u wm t e,' a v a a � c d d°Ex�' ie ord r du And- cent m t Th process is; completed. ,with the „adoption by> the COG 'xecuive :of " a,Resolution containing its findings -co ncerning' unmet` transit ; needs fox'the, area ;o£ each ,claimant" for the., upcoming f,sca1 ,yeaY Depending on the specific: finding ,adopted by ;the COG5secutive Board , for the area of each claimant,;. that�,,claimant may'': s quired tci4 pend., funds; to=satisfy an unmet= tran"sit��need.:before using i;ts TDA allocation for roads and streets (see Allocation ::Process section) Deft n ti i ons. ; The Transportation Development Act does: ':iot. c'leatly defY.ne�,, ','unmet transit needs": and "reasonable to tee t " It 'doesx, state, however,y to"a t "the agency's" def ini tion of ' unmet transit teeds'> shsl.l Ln z r f : Clude, Aat a m nimums, those public transporttation `.or spec al .zed transportation services that are identified in" the Regional`. Trans portation Plan and that have not been implemented or funded In :. addztion,..it allows the agency's definition of ''reasonable°to;tneet" to: consider, factors such as equity, timing,;. feasiba. y;, community Y acceptance, economy; cost-effectivenes's and any othexs ,that are` deemed app,�opriate by,. the Transportation Planning:_Agency' e k ` 5 T Unmet transit needs. have,.been defined in...terms of a target group, or persons;:.which possess `these needs. They are identified as "trans- portation disadvantaged persons'.', or those whose transportation requirements I ar , e7,,not -adequately served ..by ,the,.automobile 'The fol- lowing are.exautples-of,people who meet this definition. 1. Individuals who do not own and/or operate an-,automobile for reasons of low income. 2. Individuals who;do-not own and/or operate an.automobile because of.advanced,age., physical handicap and/or mental impairment. 5 Many types ' of, individuals, could fit, within this definition of ,t."ans- portation disadvantaged.; In general"itinc ludes.a11.1 dividualsTwh-'- by virtue of their age, income, or handicap, ar_ not adequately c served by the automobile. As they are. limited in, their. access to an automobile and;: of ten live in an, area where public transportation is either sparse>'or don-existent,' they are``consideredn the primary target for proposals ':'to"' provide;. or. expand public , transportat on }.ser.vices ' r Trans ortAtion needs were identifie'd'by.persons representing various social service.`°agencies, from input by, public officials and-transit operators,evaluatinK existing.`public:transportation>systems,�and`the unmet transportation :needs surveys taken in; 19?9 and 1980: The COG's officially adopted definition is as. follows:a "$` . � �...ntl^Y "TRANSPORTATION NEEDS are. the trips ,required by>;-thas0-66 1 �s ; persons xecogn ze as L•ransgortation disadvantageclt 2pr'ovide themselves wrth the essentials necessary to maintain ra; minimum:-standard of:, living This incluiies trips; necessary"for medical' ,,and.- dentaVsery 'cC p g;Femployment ;personal=business education 7 social` i in C • { { services and recreation j Pnrazsetersfora.'.'reasonable to meet" were identified iiia `similar ` s> manner as were transit: needs:.Participants felt..,:. it was reasonable N.{ a that {. to ,.4,Y,e 44' ,z > t q ..a. ',:-1'. _ ;,..y ,: ._' .-A •` s ^a1 sons°shouldhave an equal' opportunity to provide.„ J themselves with the necessit3.es toy sustain-: life, t` s , < Any,, transportation s`ys tem should b'e based onfile feasibility`-of"a continuing service. An trans ortation;'s` stem; must` en o some '.de ree of` Community acceptance;. , A transportation;system.must.not prove excessive { in capital and`, operating costs �� A transportation system should be provided when a i need ' is demonstrated; and Anyz service, provided should be ftnidable on both a c,k , short and long term basis, 4 ` tti GX� z�-..; -. _ "�f�, Systeut performance, economy, equity, and available funding wexE OrTYy ��! viewed when defining reasonableness, as noted in. he above s=tate k m, en The COG! s officially adopted defi.niti'on" is as` follows � � 5 "REASONABLENESS of ineetin& unmet needs is defined in economic feasibiiity terms in unit average cost per type of service. If the average cost per ride, by type of service, can be provided at or below the areawide cost per ride by type of service, with an allowance of 10% variance of the average cost, meeting that unmet need will be deemed reasonable." "Areawide"refers to the State of California with emphasis in the Central Valley. "Type of Service" refers to the clientele served (general public or E & H only) , the demographic situation (urban, small city or rural), and whether or not the system is a subsidized taxi. Within these parameters, the 11 presently operating, TDA - subsidized public transit systems it San Joaquin County fall naturally into four categories 1;Urban-fixed rou ate (SMTD) - : 2 Smll city systems' including subsidized'taxis`(Tracy,' Trans,.,: Taxi; Lodi; Woodbridge; Manteca) 3 Rural systems (Escalon, Ripon; SCAT) ' 4. Non taxi" specialized systems: E & H,only (SMTD Dial a Ride,_ Community Council): Operating data for.'ai1 'systems as well as. areawide comparative :'charts for .determining `.reasonableness- are contained it the;; COG ; puba,z cation Unmet `Transit Needs`;' 1983-84 (published `May, : 19$3) 1 ALLOCATION `PROCESS" x �.� Thee COG must adopt a finding. for the `area, of each `claimant;f after consideration of all avail -able inform tion, including hatri'presented at the" pu'�Tzc hearings This findin _scan state e2.ther (17 .that h there, are, no unmet trsnsit needs ,° (2y.; that there,kare no��,unmet transit needs that Are : reasonable to me.et. , or (3) that sheae are unmet ;.transit `:` needs, including'ne6ds that .are reasonable to;meet Reference must. be:made: to the definitionsadopted' and the Esffor b,- undertaken ' n the Flanning process to` identify 'transit' dependent'.groups `and servi cee r ,}n,_ improvements In additions these needs axe not to';r be compared streets and> roads needs when making a determination of ;reasonableness After the 'determination'is made for each claimant area °° the' "CO <° ,> may allocate:' funds ' to the claimant in`` three ways . It mayallocate �k 1. Soma or .all for roads, 'stree ts,::an, other purposes, 2. Some or all to be held inreserve in the'.'LocalTrans port`ation or State Transit Assistance. Funds,°' 3. Some or all, for transit purposes: v' These allocation options depend upon the specific determination made for each claimant area. If a finding is -.;,made:' that? a n"`eedx:exis.ts and that : it is reasonable, some funds,: Vust' be.``allocated for? transit: ;`: y fun ds are allocated for streets and roads r�efore an fu s 'tt 7,K a SECTION II: LOCAL -RESPONSIBILITIES The,,.foregoing section has described the overall' unmet . transit ;feeds process in ,some'.de. 1" Therpurpose`'of, this section is t6' emphasize and explain ;the specific responsibilities' of each member- government in , thj.s process . '. Step One. Hold a.Producitivity.Improvement Committee meeting (SMTD, Lodi, Tracy',' Es' lon, and `Ripon only)': Each entity operating,.a,transit system must;form a Productivity Improvement Committee. The 'committee' must' consist of one. or more representatives from: 27 management of the transit system (City Manageraor' Tr£insit` Manager) ; 2 employees of the ,transit system (driver), 3.risers of=the:` transit` system°`(riders) and 4 'COG ;'`s tafIV f The subs ect' matters ro, be„ discussed ma include''an desired s stem x Y Y improvements tt`and''producCivity :and�costysavng rn asures `f num, however.; thee. Proctty; t duiviImrovement"'Coief 'os, mus t;discusa r i R, p { the':recommendations made n'the..latest 1983), erformance audit These ,s stem=s ecific'recommendations are�attacYiedzatthe�end`ofr`,;' to s sect on ar, eac trans t -, q Vi 1e�j%"Y�LJ`jry.['_ .t _ n N i s'r �ru^4, .X,t4Y t'' }.•5(�i „�� w x Ste` Two Set a date.`.and time' for thetJnmet `i'ransit r- _ eh r a i. + o ✓ i $ i i, h- ,'. �G {.. 1 L 1.+d .-{� Ti x`R x 3r'" ' .. _ m u''t `St it y r `• _ a ". s -z: m a sc i H` _`` �.`a'"P .. i `�j.� '+. y., 7 ""',-e-, i"t f5k NO ..� : s,,. :c: •+w t ?_ ,. i z S, �N° i''' ",. r.Y$4 r fs. t SvaS +zs• kt r`r s 3� a t''"t (. F' Last': ycair, then County'of San Joaqun�hald fohearns,«, y: w r , "ofYLodi`'held'two, while SMTD, `Manteca, ;Tracy; E$ca 'on; tS }, :: .. 1+- . r i+ ". � :each= held a single hearing Please notify COG staff bt%e� dates' -^ t ,. t j, and ,times hrn. �a wkei?Jf it i uk3 d y £or all public hearings as soon as yythey ale knyown;r kE P 5 .r \. k0.,.r,x' r j S ,:° "` } a r ` % t X:; 2 1 SF ,,7 r x 'ry.}'3 f� - .Ki •f e.� d ++,."P'x.y+ cF-t"''K L'g 'Three .-: Advertise the' Pub tic Hearing (s) a minimum of 21g0 daysh� ' e ore an � YtKis tether res�ponsibihity o�f each <:claimant to advertise ht local .I .reppons.'F pit 1 - s hearing ; 3.n omits area = (The COGr will advertise the final x COGS hearngs held next spring) . `Advertising should consist ofe 'Hier• i Zz.`i'+�-r'-fi J 1�legal, notice_ in ,.the local, new"spaoer, or ,,,°`,..•� .S, Mr.: 2 story on` the upcoming` public hearing in a ioca� ,newspaper �i In addition, the claimant should contact those,,people and organizes tions I t knows- have an interest in the subject , of the hearing . Itt r 1 z = any area, ;unmet transit needs are most likely to be found amongC;'; ,N3, Y people who are elderly, handicapped, or too poor to own and/or operate a private automobile . As a result, : a specialY effor sh iild 4 'r xY bei madato inform these people of the time, :date, and put ose� ofd he� public hearing.} < p AYhvi x 5 rt Gam. r * - ,yr.� yrd✓�� '2z ' s .w - r i •` i''�+" .tk Tc 'a,,�7r5tii�, ]s} � A..d �5' i $`* 4 - tr,rYy �1 - + t i � 3r�",Y e._.,�•i+i'a{���4N�r�Ylo �k�P - � - Step Four Hold'the1Bublir Hearing(s). In the _Stockton:are a,- the Stockton Metropolitan Transit District is resp' iblie:;for Bolding the unmet transit, needs hearing For the unincorpo rated ,areas",;the San,Joaquin County Board of Supervisors is``the responsible entity. In Lodi, Manteca, Tracy, Ripon,. and,. Es6alon':the City Council is the responsible entity. In'scheduling :and eohducting the public hearings, the following `points should be kept in mind: l.: All..meetings.must.be.in a.public place which is accessible to wheelchairs, preferably during daylight hours.in a place which is known to area residents. 2. Transc rip.ts of comments. and a list of public members. pre- y sent sli uld lie' made available to, the publicx and the COG as soon ".'as "practi.cal ;?after the hearing 3 . Hearings: held in` conjcnctiori with ;'a ,regularly 3.cheduled City" Council: meeting; hould�be held c'lose'to th'e beginning of e Che `meting;`;' in consi 6ration` of the . elderly, :rand :handicapped ,persons who will probably be present r _ sf 4 `After °the public :hear'ing is opened, the purposei should sbe explained, to hear .public.; tes`timany concerning anyr� unmet trahsPor�ation"`needs which may exist in the juris cCionof the claimant di Presently "avaihable 'public transit systems bus', para 5 _ ' A transit;: arid' taxi .systems' could bet' mentioned, and the Ft °. na�bquacy of heir, service; discussed I p 6 „The :City Council or other governing body) does' not;z r. <.. make a.'"no, uzune.c needs"..`desigriati'on.., This.is"11ento`M- ' . the, CQG Executive Board based';on .demographic Y ;`letters t�oT CSG staff;:: xpet tioi s d, presente'tinp,4t; JV- AV social service agecies, and,.,any nadditional public x.N x =faib te'stimony which may be zeceived a.t the4�COG' public " rs `�r F'h: , hearings to'be held in. March or April 'of next ,year4 rY. i v tY { ♦Y t k. 4 4'�ntis 1 y i �V. r Step Four - Hold the Public Hearitig(s). In the Stockton area, the Stockton Metropolitan Transit District is responsible for holding the unmet transit needs hearing. For the unircorporated areas, the San Joaquin County Hoard of Supervisors is the responsible entity. In Lodi, Manteca, Tracy, Ri-on, and Escalon, the City Council is the responsible entity. In scheduling and conducting the public hearings, the following points snould be kept in mind: 1. X111 meetings must be in a public place which is accessible to wheelchairs, preferably during daylight hours in a place which is known to area residents. 2. Transcripts of comments and a list of public members pre- sent should be made available to the public and the COG as soon as practical after the hearing. 3. Hearings held in conjunction with a regularly -scheduled City Council meeting should be held close to the beginning of the meet.ng, in consideration of the elderly and handicapped persons who will probably be present. 4. After the public hearing is opened, the purpose should be explained - to hear public testimony concerning any unmet transportation needs which may exist in the juris- diction of the claimant. 5. Presently a-vailable public transit systems, bus, parn- transit, and taxi systems could be mentioned and the adequacy of their service discussed. 6. The City Council (or other governing body) does not make a "no unmet needs" designation. Th- .s is left to the COG Executive Board based on demographic factors, letters to COG staff, petitions presented, input from social service agencies, and any additional public testimony which may be received at the COG public hearings to be held in March or April of next year. i1 1` Yt T t CONCLUSION r t� The Lodi Dial -A -Ride System is ►meeting' the reeds of the citizens of Lodi and' the �,�ehicles are maintained and operated, in an exceller3kk4manner.L The following is presented as4high level management recommeniiatians aygqq K ' Z yi k ^Y�p' � 1 J 4 � r tit s RECOMMENDATIONS >f 'We recommend the development of a formal Transportation Developrtient 'Plan incorporating stntem^nts of policies, goals, and .objectives which also. include { "coordination Frith the County Transportation Development 7 { g„ 'S.t. :}� 3"'� T¢,• i 1 t � - San Joaquin County Council of Governments -5- D January 20, 1983 We, recommend the implementation of monthly management reports encompassing the following statistics: RIDERSHIP 1. Fares 2. Total Passengers 3. Valid Complaints PRODUCTIVITY 1. Revenue Vehicle miles 2. Revenue Service Hours 3. Employer Pay Hours 4. Operator Pay Hours 5. Mechanic Pay Hours EFFLCTIVENESS 1. Cost Per Mile San Joaquin County Council of Governments 2. Cost Per Passenger 3. Total Operating Costs 4. Total Maintenance Costs 5. Total Transportation Costs F,. Total Administration Costs am January 20, 1983 The preceding statistics should include figures which show acitivity for the current month, this month last year, current year to date, and year to date last year. These reports should be sut;mitted to the Productivity Committee for evaluation on a timely basis. Cordially, KENNETH CORY, STATE CONTROLLER Earl L. Lucas Assistant Deputy State Controller Local Government By Donald E. Etz er, Chief Bureau of Stre s and Roads (916) 322-5613 DEE/mg 0644F ►A EXCERPTS FROM THE TM4SPORTATION DEVELOPMENT ACT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS OF OPERATORS .99244. Each transportation planning.agency shall annually identify, 'arnalyze, and recommend potential productivity; improvements which could lower<the:oper- ating costs of - those --operators . who operate' at east 50 percent of their vehicle service miles, las defined in subdivision (i) of Section 99247, within the area under its jurisdiction.. However, where -a transit development board created pursuant to Division 11 (commencing with Section 120000) or:a county ,transpor ,.tation-commission exists, the..board or commission,: as the'case may be; `shall have the responsibility . of the transportation planning agency with, respect '.to..pgten- tial productivity improvements. The recommendations ° : im `rovements, and - , oduc forp prtivity.. shall include, ,bat not be limited to .those `recommendations .related to. productivity made."in the performance audit conducted pursuar+,t' to Section :.99246. A committee for the purpose of pravidxndvace on =' productivity' improVd'nients sha1Ili, be Formed by the" responsible:entity. _eThe;inembershp of this committee, shall consist ;off` represe A Ives from :the :.management =operators,; organU'ations of employees Sof' thea, oexators, .and `.us'ers zo£ rthe ;`aransporta ion services 4y of :the operators located':within the,:area undPr,;the' juzisdic;.tion' of the responsible entity,,, Prior- to determini°ng the 10a;`1 toan ,operator for :the ::next,:Nfiscal ;year;;. the res onsible entit shall �. P. y,., rev2e�t 'and evalcrake. the ,e££orts .ma de ley tte operator A N to m�leme.:t `such recommended improvements.`" ' a a# n r if the responsible' entity determines that the opet; ator has; not,-- Made ­,a., reasonable Je££ort to implement theY,a> z r recommended' improvements, the `responsible entity sha11 .; not approve `the allocation to the operator _for "tie K GY fir, support of `its"publi transpostat'on :systpinor`thet 1�t next fiscal year which exceeds the: allocation `to the s operator' for -such purposes for the c�irrent' fiscal " s - year. ... ... [a (7) , � 4ke l'y-; to be "dependent". upon transit. Such groups.should -JU i 'but not nec�_%ssarky.be n -'dL limited, m i t ed . toelderly, � the:` d d , han icappe , and the poor'. Sopcial�'corislde*ra tion should also be given to, public transpor a ion.: needS within : coastal zones and..' other, environmentally sensitive , areas- -(:2;) The, a S rig '�6b ic raps�pqr, �a_ equa­ d cy 0 -exit, t ion,, r c e i z eid v:1' 6s and �.4,sp t La I ranst­)rta ion -set v i.' c.1 y` p fndlu'dih both,. privately ;and p u provided - Th_should AhC Ud6:`taxioparationg and other para transit '.46r.iIC64 Potential � a t e- r na 0 public transportation and; specializc.- d transportation services and :..::serv1.cqimprove.- me.pts,",'thAt wouldmeeta, o r*pa rzo e,rave eman, ould td rnatiVes`s defined identify estimate 6, re veftues.- to - capital t 1 co sts,j and ting.ex'penss operating -e, hL,transportation p anningaq,e. ' nc,yA a _" public `heArntoeceiv,esn6nkidinttynQ UM9 gVU taA mentzng on unmet: transit needs thatmay existt h r sAicti n of the -c aimant�arAthat "might . able,to..meet..by establishing or contrac ' publid transportation or specialized traisporEitioh", • services or by expanding existing services. Notice of,, the public hearing shall bepublished in a newspaper generalcirculation at least 10 daysin advance of e .` hearing, and t!ie notice shall specifythe transportation} -, planning agency's intent to identify unmet';; transit needs within the jurisdiction of the claiman n ad 1 t om-­­ _ 11Ni1H1..fWl. •�4i3� SdiL.a Xl4Ya q �- .... J the agency shall notify the persons,and organizations kf that it. knows, through its citizens participation )' program, to have an interest in the- subject of the hearing. i (c) The transportation planning agency shall determine its definitions of the terms "unmet transit needs" and "reasonable to meet" for the purposes of this section- which shall be documented by resolution- or within the minutes of the agency. The agency's definition of :'unmet transit needs" shall include, at a minimum, those public transportation or specialized transportation services that are ,:identified in the' Regional Transportation Plan and that have not.been implemented or funded. The agency's definition of "reasonable to meet" may take into consideration such factors. as equity, timing, feasibility,,: community acceptance, economy (short- term' 'and long-term), cost- effectiveness, and other factors -related to transit services deemed appropriate by. the transportation # planning•,agency. (d) The transportation planning agency shall,- after consideration of all available information, including that :'Presented at the public hearing, .',adopt by resolu- tion its findingfor the area .of :the claimant.. -.The'; findingshall be either:.(1) .that xthere ; are no. -.unmet transit. needs, (2) that there ar.e no unmet transit: needs that :are reasonable: to.Imeet,.: or (3) that . there ;are 'unmet s transit`: needs, including needs that are reasonable meet.. The determination as .to 4vhether an unmet ,trz�nsit need is reasonable to meet'shallbe made with -reference f to the agency's definition of ,"reasonable:, to meet" %r # determined in accordance withsubdfVision;'',(c) 'and",".,shall.: not:: be mzde by comparison of unmet transit needs with r streets_ and roads needs. The resolution shall make F specific reference, to .the efforts undertaken in the:• y s trasportation planning process to identify and, cons er x f the factors ;:described in, -subdivision' (a). if they second � R finding is made (than here'are, no unmet .trans tneeds y r= > s that are reasonable -to meet), the resolution shall S ~ ' specify why the :unmet transit .needs "are .not reasonabl , to" meet, making reference as appropriatetu supporting ` documentation and to the trans portation planning _ agency's .definition of "reasonable to rmeet (e) If the third finding is made (that• there are ; unmet transit needs that are reasonable to meet) , then " the unmet transit needs shall be funded before any alto - cation is made for streets and roads..within, the, ,juris diction of the claimant. If the finding:'.is inconsistent with. the Regional Transportation Plan, then the trans porta tion planning agency- shall resolve the inconsis �TT3 f tency by timely amendment or supplement to the 'Plan: wy r c f ,, ; �.?ai.•�..i _ ;.,�.t•.a�. ! _ ............. `A've, sr fse t+t.'; 'MIX, i X \ r � # r r !a 4u.r -Y a t.� 7 4�,- W.._.._. � 665a. 1. NOTICE OF FINDING. Upon adoption of a find- ing, pursuant to Section .6658 (d), that there are no unmet transit needs or that there are no unmet transit needs that are reasonable to meet, the transportation planning agency may allocate funds for local streets and roads. provided that the allocation .does not become - effective less than .20 days after acknowledgment of receipt by the Secretary of documentation of the find- ing. • -The transportation planning agency. shall, in any case, submit the documentation before August 15. of the fiscal year of the allocation or within 10 days after the adoption of the finding, whichever, is later.. The documentation shall include all of the following documents: (a)-. A, copy-.Gf the •notice of hearing. aid proof of publication,and-a statement of the. actions-takento-., encourage citizen participation. . `(b) A,", copy of the' resolu t on or, minutes documer� t , the ,.transportation '.planning .agency.'s. definitions of ~.Unmet,':transit t:.' -needs". reasonab1 :'to.tfteet as determined pursuant `to Section 6651.8.1c) (c) A. copy of the resolution'adopting the unmet need s:�;iinding described -in _Section` 665 6 (.ij 5fS X Y a y '� �� fav YSf,•�, yj, 5[ A _ 4 t '.4y 54 ( { Si..y s � • i - .� e NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS REGARDING UNMET TRANSIT NEEDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LODI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, November 16, 1983 at the tour of 3:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be Beard, the Lodi City Council will conduct a Public Hearing at the Lodi Library Corgi -unity Room, 201 West Locust Street, Lodi, California, to receive testimony concerning the unmet transit needs within the City of Lodi. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that on Wednesday, November 16, 1983 at the hour of 8:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the -Lodi City Council will conduct a second Public Hearing in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 221 West Pine Street, Lodi, to receive testimony concerning unmet transit needs within the City of Lodi. Information regarding this matter may be obtainer' in the Office of the City Clerk. All interested persons are invited to present their views. Written statements may be filed with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearings scheduled herein and oral statements may be made at said hearings. Dated: November 2, 1983 BY ORDER OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL Alice M. Reimche City Clerk