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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION NO. 80-110 A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE PARKLAND AND RENEWABLE RESOURCES INVESTMENT PROGRAM Proposition I, "Parkland and Renewable Resources Investment Program", to be voted upon in June has a provision to provide $95,000,000 in 100% grants; and Alameda County's estimated allocation is $4,343,571, to be distributed in accordance with a priority plan developed and approved by 50% of the eligible Jurisdictions containing at least 50% of the population of the County; and the Urban Park Program may provide a 75% Grant Program for Urbanized Areas for acquisition and development of park, recreation land, facilities, and open space; and I,PrlEREAS, the Coastal Recreation Resources includes grants to counties, cities, and districts for acquisition and development, rehabilitation or restoration of real property for the implementation of local and coastal programs; and there are also a large number of additional programs under the Act providing money for the State Park System and other park and recreation related uses; and WHEREAS. an equitable and fair method for distribution of the Alameda County alloca- tion of funding is required. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON recommends that the fund- ing available under the Parkland and Renewable Resources Investment Program be distributed as follows: The cities and special districts within Alameda County shall receive 85% of the County allocation from Parklands and Re- newable Resources Investment Program based upon population. The Regional Park Agencies shall receive 15% of the Parklands and Renewable Resources Investment allocation to Alameda County. All agencies shall be encouraged to include historical re- sources preservation projects. All agencies including state, regional, city, and special districts are encouraged to cooperate in Joint efforts to maximize the use of Parklands and Renewable Resources In- vestment Program funding to provide recreation, park, open space, and historical facilities. Bay area shorelands shall be considered eligible to receive funds available for Coastal Recreation Projects.