HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso - CC - 018-1942R SOLUTION
the "L eSislature of the State of California at its
1941 session enacted a statute requiring 'roards of Supervisors to accord
to cities within their respective counties hearinct or an application
thereof for a share of the subvention of One Cent (1�) per gallon of
gasoline tax, and
'FFRhAS the California State Supervisors' Association at its
annual convention at .Iollywcod, California, in May, 1941, adopted e re-
solution reeommendinc that Boards of Supervisors throughout the state
make some equitable division of such gas tax funds with the cities with-
in their respective counties,and
i'r'I%3! S the population of the twelve cities in this county is
85% or more of the population of the county, and the gasoline taxes paid
by residents of said cities constitute approxirA tely the same percentage
of gasoline taxes paid within this county, and it is fair ar.c_ equitable
for the ;;oard of Supervisors of this county to apportion and allocate to
said cities on a population basis a share of the county's One Cent (1�)
subvention from the State of California.
WITO TfiRrFFORF, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Cit-- of
Bur'_in-sre that the Committee of the Penins-.,la Division of the League of
California Cities on the Apportionment of County "'asoline Tsx;as to the
Cities be and it is hereby authorized to represent this city in its ef-
Ports to secure from the I"oard of Supervisors of this count- a fair and
equitable apportionment of such gas line taxes as the county receives
durin- the fiscal year 1a42-43 and subsequent Nears.
Cleric of the City o
County of San iWateo