California Code of Regulations
Title 21 - Public Works
Division 3 - California State Transportation Agency
Chapter 2 - Transportation Development [Renumbered]
Article 5 - Responsibilities of Transportation Planning Agency
Section 6641 - Designation of Local Transportation Commission

The fact that the county may be within the area or a member of a locally created multicounty regional comprehensive planning agency shall not be construed as precluding its right additionally to form a local transportation commission pursuant to the Act, except that the Department shall designate such commission as the transportation planning agency only after its existence is ratified by action of the board of supervisors and the legislative bodies of at least 50 percent of the cities in the county including at least 50 percent of the county's incorporated population and it is signatory to the memorandum of understanding for transportation planning for the area or to a like memorandum with the regional agency stating an agreed upon division of transportation planning responsibilities for the area.

In a county where a commission is serving as the transportation planning agency, the regional agency shall notify the commission and the county auditor of any objection it may have to a claim. If the commission has not received such notice within 60 days of filing, the approval of the regional agency shall be conclusively presumed. The commission may allocate funds only if the regional agency has not objected to such allocation. Claims to which the regional agency has objected shall not be paid by the county auditor until the objection has been removed.

1. Editorial correction adding NOTE filed 6-21-84; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 84, No. 25).
2. Amendment filed 12-31-85; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 86, No. 1).

Note: Authority cited: Section 99241, Public Utilities Code. Reference: Sections 99214 and 99230, Public Utilities Code; and Sections 29532, 29535 and 29536, Government Code.