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ITEM TITLE
SUBMITTED BY~
CITY OF CHULA VISTA
COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT
ITEM NO
6
FOR MEETING OF: 6-8-76
No. 8189
RESOLUTION/f ESTABLISHING THE SAN DIEGO REGIONAL CRIMINAL
JUSTICE PLANNING BOARD
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ITEM EXPLANATION
The County has completed a study that was designed to change the
County Criminal Justice Planning Board in conformance with recent
changes in the state law. The primary change is in the composition of
the Board which will have 23 members including five Mayors or
Councilpersons. The other members of the Board are quite similar to
what we have had in the past five years.
State law requires that this reorganization be approved by the County
and be at least one half of the region's cities. Based on this
provision of the law, the County is requesting the City to adopt the
concurrent Resolution, a copy of which is attached.
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Environmental Document: Attached Submitted on
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Recommend Approval
BOARD/ COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
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Form A-113 (Rev. 5-75)
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ATTACHMENT 2
A RESOLUTION ES'TA BL.ISIIING TIIE
.SAN .DIEGO REGIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING BOAIID
WHEREAS, the City (County) of wishes to continue
the improvement of the criminal justice system for the increased protection of
its citizens; and .
WHEREAS, the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 pro-
vided anational strategy to address problems in the administration of justice,
and the Crime Control Act of 1973 was enacted by Congress to continue the
efforts of this Act; and
WHEREAS, the California Council on Criminal Justice, as the State
agency responsible for planning for the improvement of criminal justice through-
out California has, pursuant to Penal Code Sections 13904-5, required that a
balanced planning board with a broad community base be established and desig-
nated as the entity for conducting regional criminal justice planning in the San
Diego Region; and
WHEREAS, the City (County) of deems it appro-
priate to promote the increased efficiency and effectiveness of cooperative
criminal justice planning in the San Diego Region by supporting the establishment
of such a board; and
WHERFsAS, it is recognized that effective evaluation and A-95 review is
necessary to the conduct of such an effective cooperative planning effort; and
WHEREAS, Section 13902 of the California Penal Code provides that each
county in California shall constitute a local criminal justice planning district
upon execution of an arrangement acceptable to the comity and to at least that
one-half of the cities in the county which contain at least one-half of the popula-
tion of the county; and that the City (County) of wishes to affirm
the criminal justice planning district and to support the establishment of an
appropriate Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board, staff organization, and
an effective evaluation process. NOW THEREFORE
BE 1T RESOLVED by the City Council (Board of Supervisors) of
_ to support
A. The establishment of a criminal justice planning district in the
San Diego Region;
B. The establishment of a. governing board to be called the San
Diego Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board to be made up of
five Mayors or Councilpersons, one Municipal Court Judge, one
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Superior Court Judge (Criminal), one Superior Court Judge
(Juvenile), the Sheriff of San Diego County, the District Attorney
of San Diego County, the San Diego City Attorney, one County
Supervisor, one Police Chiefs' Association representative, the
San Diego City Police Chief, the Chief Probation Officer of San
Diego County, one County Bar Association representative, one
City Managers' Association representative, the Assistant Chief
Administrative Officer for the Fiscal and Justice Agency of the
County of San Diego, and five community representatives; totaling
23 members, a majority of whom are elected officials,
C. The further integration of criminal justice and other planning
efforts by placing the staff of the Criminal Justice Planning
Board within the administrative structure of the Integrated Planning
Office of the County of San Diego, and
D. The assignment of evaluation of criminal justice projects funded by
the Board to the 'areawide A-95 reviewing agency, the Comprehensive
Planning Organization.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of
1976 by the City Council (Board of Supervisors) of the City (County) of
Authorized