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Membership
Each Member Agency —the County and each city in the County —has 1 representative on BPAC
Appointees must be part of the Member Agency's local bicycle advisory committee
Members must live or work in Santa Clara County
Appointment
Members are selected by "authorized representative of Member Agency and then ratified by the Board of
Supervisors
Term
2 years, members can be appointed to successive terms
Purpose
Provide feedback to VTA's Congestion Management Program staff
Coordinate with bicycle and pedestrian advisory committees of other agencies on multi jurisdictional matters
Coordinate with the County Trails Committee as needed
Make recommendations to the VTA Board of Directors on the Countywide priority list of bicycle and pedestrian
projects for the TDA Article 3 program
Serve as the countywide bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee for Santa Clara County
Meetings
Regular meetings are held on Wednesday following the first Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the VTA
Administrative Offices 3331 North First Street, San Jose, CA
Outside Agency Assignments
March 4, 2009
Common Selection Practices
Outside agency asks for Mayor to make an appointment recommendation and then the selection is made by the outside agency's governing body
Vacancies
Saratoga citizen representative position on the Housing Community Development Advisory Committee
Moving Forward
Staff suggests creating a standardized practice for recruitment and selection of for outside agency assignments to make it easier to monitor
appointments. Some options include:
o To announce vacancies, use similar advertising practices as those used when announcing City Commission vacancies
o Determine if appointment recommendation to outside agency should be made by Mayor or Council, when outside agency does not indicate who
should make recommendation
o For the Housing Community Development Advisory Committee, which allows appointing jurisdiction to determine term lengths and limits,
follow term limits similar to City Commission term limits
VTA Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC)
Coordination by VTA
Current Member: Jim Stallman, who is in good standing and eligible for reappointment
Membership
One member of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
One member of the City Council from each of the non entitlement cities in the Urban County CDBG and Home
programs
o Appointed by the Council of that city
One citizen selected by the City Council of each of the participating city
o Alternatives encouraged
One citizen selected by each member of the Board of Supervisors
Appointment
Council selects citizen representative for City
Term
Citizen appointments are determined by appointing jurisdiction, including term length and term limits.
Appointing jurisdiction can recall citizen representative at any time
Members who miss 3 consecutive meetings without being excused from HCDAC may be dropped from the HCDAC
Purpose
Make funding recommendations on CDBG and HOME projects and programs to the Board of Supervisors
Meetings
5 meetings per year
Held at Charcot Government Center, 2310 N. First Street, San Jose CA 95131
Meetings usually are held on the 3 Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
Membership
Each city in Santa Clara County has a representative on the Advisory Council
Members must be over 60 years in age
Appointment
Members are selected by the Mayor
Term
3 years
Purpose
Make funding recommendations to the Council on Aging (who should receive fund and how much money should be
allocated)
Advocate for senior issues
Meetings
10 meetings per year
Meetings usually held the f Monday of the month at the Santa Clara Senior Center from 12:20 to 3:00 p.m.
Housing Community Development Advisory Committee (HCDAC)
Coordination by Santa Clara County Office of Housing and Community Development
Current Member: Betty Feldheim, who has not attended a meeting in several years
Advisory Council to the Council on Aging
Coordination by the Santa Clara County Council on Aging
Current member: Shan Berry, appointed in 2008 to a 3 year term
Membership
Representatives from San Jose and tributary cities served by the Water Pollution Control Plant, including Sana Clara,
Milpitas, Campbell, Cupertino, Monte Sereno, Saratoga, and Los Gatos
Appointment
Members are selected by the Water Pollution Control Plant Master Plan Technical Advisory Committee with input
from tributary city staff
Term
3 years
Purpose
Help guide the 3 year Plant Master Plan process by providing input and suggestions from a community perspective
throughout the development of the Master Plan
After this 3 year period, the group will be deactivated.
Water Pollution Control Plant Master Plan Community Advisory Group
Coordinated by the City of San Jose
Current member: Eve Matelan
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