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Clone of LAFCO Policies

The CKH Act requires that each LAFCO adopt written policies and procedures. Santa Clara LAFCO has adopted by-laws, operational policies and procedures, policies for evaluating proposals, and administrative policies to facilitate its operations and to inform the public of its practices and procedures. They are compiled in this 4-Part Santa Clara LAFCO Policies and Procedures Manual which groups these various policies by subject matter for easy access. Part 1: Bylaws are policies relating specifically to the organizational structure and governance of Santa Clara LAFCO; Part 2: Operational Policies are policies and procedures guiding Santa Clara LAFCO’s day-to-day operations; Part 3: Policies for Evaluating Proposals are policies related to the substantive evaluation of proposals submitted to Santa Clara LAFCO; and Part 4: Administrative Policies are Santa Clara LAFCO’s remaining administrative policies.

Did You Know?

LAFCO’s governing statute, the Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000 (Government Code Section 56000 et seq.) requires that each LAFCO adopt written policies and procedures.