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Home My WebLink About6.2 ABAG Delegate Fall General Assembly CITY OF DUBLIN fqo —f U AGENDA STATEMENT CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: August 26, 1985 SUBJECT Association of Bay Area Governments Regarding Designation of Delegates to Fall General Assembly EXHIBITS ATTACHED Letter from Association of Bay Area Governments dated August 1 , 1985 and attachments RECOMMENDATION Designate voting delegate and alternate FINANCIAL STATEMENT: None DESCRIPTION On Friday, ' October 18, 1985 , the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) , will be holding its Fall General Assembly . ABAG has requested that the City designate a voting delegate and alternate for the City of Dublin. Presently , Councilmember Moffatt is the City' s official representative and Councilmember Jeffery is the City' s alternate . It is recommended that the City Council designate a delegate and alternate for the City for the Fall General Assembly. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COPIES TO : ITEM NO. (O• a� OABAG ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS R E C 1 p Mailing Address:■ P.O. Box 2050■Oakland,CA 94604-2050 AUG 21985 CITY August 1 , 1985 To: City and County Clerks: Our Fall General Assembly will be held on Friday, October 18, 1985. We would appreciate you providing us with the names of the delegate and alternate who will vote for your city or county at the meeting. Enclosed is our latest General Assembly roster which lists the names of the delegate and alternate from your jurisdiction as of March 1985. Please return this information to us by September 1. A self addressed envelope is enclosed. Please give me a call at (415) 464-7916 if you have questions. Sincerely, Eliza eth Blair Public Affiars Officer Enclosures Representing City and County Governments of the San Francisco Bay Area MetroCenter■ Eighth& Oak Streets■Oakland■(415)464-7900 GENERAL ASSEMBLY Type: Established by the Bylaws. Meets up to four times a year. Functions: Make policy decisions and determine policy matters for the Association. Review major policy actions and recommendations of the Executive Board. Review and adopt the annual general budget and summary work program after review by the Executive Board. Each year, upon adoption of the annual budget, fix the annual membership fee for all members of the Association. Review and adopt amendments to the Bylaws of the Association that have been recommended by the Executive Board. Any official representative may at any meeting propose a subject or subjects for study by the Association. The General Assembly may take action upon such proposals , determine whether a study will be made, or may refer such subject or subjects to the Executive Board. Composition: Delegates from each member city and county and their alternates must be elected officials of the jurisdiction they represent (except for the City of San Francisco where the mayor may appoint as his or her alternate any officer of that government) . Delegates serve at the pleasure of their appointing agency. Each member county and city has one vote in the General Assembly. San Francisco is counted as both a city and county for the purposes of membership. Votes are tabulated separately for county representatives and for city representatives , with a majority vote of each group required for action or adoption of policy recommendations. t; :c L' ASSOCIATION OF BAY AREA GOVERNMENTS March 1985 OFFICERS: 1 . 1 President: Supervisor Dianne McKenna, Santa Clara County z. Vice President: Councilmember Richard L. Spees, City of Oakland e Immediate Past President: Commissioner Joseph P. Bort Secretary-Treasurer: Revan A. F. Tranter, Executive Director i Legal Counsel: Kenneth K. Moy i GENERAL ASSEMBLY OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE ALTERNATE COUNTIES: Alameda To Be Appointed Supervisor Fred F. Cooper Contra Costa Supervisor Tom A. Torlakson Supervisor Tom Powers Marin Supervisor Harold A. Brown, Jr. Supervisor Al Aramburu Napa Supervisor Jay R. Goetting Supervisor Bob White San Francisco Supervisor John L. Molinari Supervisor Richard Hongisto San Mateo Supervisor William Schumacher Supervisor Anna G. Eshoo Santa Clara Supervisor Rod Diridon Supervisor Tom Legan Solano Supervisor Jan R. Hewitt Supervisor Richard Brann CITIES: OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE ALTERNATE ALAMEDA COUNTY Alameda Vice Mayor Mark Hanna Councilmember Mike Gorman Albany Councilmember Robert C. Cheasty Councilmember Robert Nichols Berkeley Vice Mayor Veronika Fukson Council;member John Denton Dublin Councilmember Paul C. Moffatt Councilmember Linda Jeffery Emeryville Mayor Dorothy Heintz Councilmember Walter Fertig Hayward Mayor Alex Guiliani Vice Mayor Matt Jiminez Livermore Vice Mayor Cathie Brown Councilmember Ayn Wieskamp Newark Vice Mayor Louis Cortez Councilmember Shirley D. Sisk Oakland Councilmember Carter Gilmore Councilmember Marjory F. Gibson Piedmont Councilmember Helen Herbert Mayor Pro Tem Steve Eigenberg Pleasanton Councilmember Karin Mohr Mayor Kenneth R. Mercer San Leandro Councilmember Edwin J.' Suc}mian Councilmember Anthony B. Santos Union City Vice Mayor Delaine Eastin Councilmember Jean Westgard -2- CITIES: OFFICI.aL, REPRESENTATIVE ALTERNATE C51.TRA COSTA COUNTY Antioch Mayor Joel Keller Councilmember Thomas G. Beatty Brentwood Vice Mayor Catherine Palmer Councilmember Arthur Gonzales Clayton Vice Mayor James C. Parsons To Be Appointed Concord Councilmember June V. Bulman Councilmember Colleen Coll Danville Vice Mayor Susanna Schlendorf Mayor Richard McNeely E1 Cerrito Mayor Robert Bacon Councilmember Gregg Howe Hercules Councilmember Charles N. Collins Mayor Pro Tem Russ Perkins Lafayette Vice Mayor Richard Holmes Councilmember Gayle B. Uilkema Martinez Councilmember Gary Hernandez Vice Mayor William J. Pollacek Moraga Mayor William Combs Councilmember M. Margaret DePriester Pinole Councilmember Joseph P. Mariotti Vice Mayor Richard J. Nelson Pittsburg Councilmember Ronald S. Currie Councilmember Ronald P. Rives Pleasant Hill Councilmember Paul L. Cooper Vice Mayor John J. k1ulhall Richmond Councilmember Lonnie Washington Mayor Thomas J. Corcoran San Pablo Councilmember Kathryn L. Carmignani Councilmember Sharon J. Brown San Ramon Vice Mayor Wayne Bennett Councilmember John Meakin Walnut Creek Councilmember Richard D. Hildebrand Mayor Pro Tem Mary Lou Lucas MARIN COUNTY Belvedere Councilmember Erwin H. Farley Councilmember Erin H. Findlay Corte Madera Councilmember Marta Sullivan To Be Appointed Fairfax Councilmember Ken Lippi Vice Mayor Johanna Willman Larkspur Councilmember Michael Wornum Councilmember Karen Kun:e Mill Valley Councilmember Alison Ruedy Vice Mayor Douglas Binderup Novato Councilmember Hugh Turner Councilmember Susan S. Stcmne Ross Mayor Roger S. Poore Councilmember Peter Brekhus' San Anselmo Councilmember Bill Cordingley Councilmember Anne C. Wooliever San Rafael Mayor Lawrence E. Mulryan Vice Mayor Dorothy L. Breiner Sausalito Councilmember Ray Taber To Be appointed Tiburon Vice Mayor Valerie W. Bergmann To Be Appointed NAPA COUNTY Calistoga Mayor John A. Conger Mayor Pro Tem d; Thomas A. Rer:ond Napa Mayor Robert Pelusi Councilmember Brad Wagenknecht St. Helena Mayor Lowell V. Smith Vice Mayor David Whiting Yountville Mayor Warren K. Nelson Mayor Pro Tem Kathryn J. Winter SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY San Francisco Supervisor Willie B. Kennedy To Be Appointed SAN MATEO COUNTY Atherton Councilmember Nanette F. Chapman Mayor Harry R. Hagey Belmont Councilmember Robert H. Eioffman Mayor William H. Hardwick Brisbane Mayor Pro Tem Fred Smith To Be Appointed Burlingame Mayor R. David Martin Councilmember Frank J. Pagliaro Colma Mayor Pro Tem Theodore Kirschner Mayor Randi DuBois Daly City Mayor James J. Tucker Councilmember Jane Powell East Palo Alto Mayor Barbara Mouton Vice Mayor James E. Blakey Foster City Mayor Roger Chinn Vice Mayor Riho Martinson Half Moon Bay Mayor Helen Bedesem Councilmember Brian Beer Menlo Park Mayor Jack Morris Councilmember Margaret L. Gunn Millbrae Councilmember Matthew J. Boxer Councilmember Paul C. Van Iderstine Portola Valley Mayor Kent Mitchell Vice Mayor Sue Crane Redwood City Councilmember Robert H. Bury Councilmember Bill Rhodes San Bruno Vice Mayor Beverly Barnard To Be Appointed San Carlos Vice Mayor Patricia Bennie Councilmember William H. Steele San Mateo Councilmember Jane Baker Mayor Aron H. Hoffman South San Francisco Councilmember Mark N. Addiego Councilmember Gus Nicoluoulos Woodside Councilmember Barbara Seitle Councilmember Joan Stiff -3- CITIES SANTA CLARA COUNTY OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE ALTERNATE Campbell Councilmember Dean R. Chamberlin Councilmember Ralph Doetsch, Sr. Cupertino Mayor Pro Tem Barbara Rogers Councilmember Reed Sparks Gilroy Councilmember Paul V. Kloecker Mayor Roberta H. Hughan Los Altos Councilmember S. C. Eng Councilmember Frank Verlot Los Altos Hills Councilmember Nan Fuhrman Councilmember Mary Van Tamelen Los Gatos Vice Mavor Terrence J. Daily Councilmember Brent N. Ventura Morgan Hill Councilmember William H. Brown To Be Appointed ' Mountain View Councilmember Marilyn S. Perry Councilmember Clarence L. Heppler Palo Alto Councilmember Emily Renzel Councilmember Betsy Bechtel San Jose Councilmember Nancy Ianni To Be Appointed Santa Clara Councilmember Sue Lasher Councilmember John I. Mahan Saratoga Mayor Virginia U. Laden-Fanelli Mayor Pro Tem Martha (Marty) Clevenger Sunnyvale Councilmember Lynn Briody To Be Appointed SOL INO COUNTY Dixon Councilmember Ted Hickman Mayor Joe Anderson Fairfield Mayor Gary Falati Councilmember G. Ben Huber Suisun City To Be Appointed To Be Appointed Vacaville Mayor William J. Carroll Vice Mavor David A. Fleming Vallejo Councilmember Lionel D. Hodge Councilmember Barbara Kondylis SONOMa COUNTY Cloverdale Councilmember Jack Domenichelli To Be Appointed Cotati Councilmember Allen Stansbury Councilmember Katherine Roberts Healcisburg Councilmember Ben T. Collins To Be Appointed Petaluma Mayor Fred Mattei To Be Appointed Rohnert Park Councilmember Warren K. Hopkins Vice Mayor Arthur N. Roberts Santa Rosa Mayor Schuyler Jeffries Vice Mayor Ritch Burkart Sebastopol Vice Mayor Richard Johnson Mayor Thomas F. Miller Sonoma Councilmember Larry Murphy Mayor Jeanne M. Markson -4-