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10. <br /> Plan Implementation, Monitoring, and Review <br /> <br /> This chapter describes how the Tri-Valley Transportation Plan will be implemented. <br /> Specific topics include plan adoption by member jurisdictions, collection of the <br /> subregional traffic impact fee, procedure for monitoring transportation service objec- <br /> tives, and procedures for handling development applications. <br /> <br /> Plan Adoption <br /> <br /> As specified in the Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) that created the TVTC, adoption of <br /> the Tri-Valley Transportation Plan shall require the unanimous vote of all members of <br /> the TVTC. Following plan adoption, all TVTC member jurisdictions agree to consider <br /> the Plan when adopting or amending circulation elements of their general plans and <br /> specific plans, zoning ordinances, or capital improvement programs.~ <br /> <br /> While compliance with the Tri-Valley Transportation Plan (TVTP) is essentially volun- <br /> tary among the Alameda County jurisdictions, at least until aspects of the TVTP <br /> become part of the Al3meda County Congestion Management Program, the Contra <br /> Costa County jurisdictions have a mandate for compliance. The TVTP constitutes the <br /> Action Plan for the Contra Costa Tri-Valley jurisdictions, as required by Measure C. <br /> Thus, to maintain compliance with Measure C, the Contra Costa County Tri-Valley <br /> jurisdictions must make a good-faith effort to implement the planned actions, or risk <br /> losing their return-to-source funds. Compliance is tied to local implementation of <br /> action policies as set forth in Chapter 9, "Action Plan." One locality cannot be judged <br /> ineligible for local street maintenance and improvement funds because of the unwill- <br /> ingness of another locality to participate in the process. <br /> <br /> ~JPA agreement included in Appendix C. <br /> <br />*' Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc. 233 <br /> <br /> <br />