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Measure M2 Eligibility for the City of Santa Ana
Overview
In 2019, the Orange County Transportation Authority conducted an audit of the City of Santa Ana’s Measure M2-related expenditures for fiscal year 2017-18. The audit concluded that the City of Santa Ana had not invested sufficient discretionary funds on streets and roads purposes to meet Measure M2 maintenance of effort requirements. As a result, the Orange County Transportation Authority Board of Directors found the City of Santa Ana ineligible to receive Measure M2 net revenues. An audit of the City of Santa Ana’s Measure M2-related expenditures for fiscal year 2018-19 has now been completed, and the Orange County Transportation Authority Board of Directors is being asked to consider reinstating the City of Santa Ana’s Measure M2 eligibility status, based on the audit results.
Recommendation(s)
A. Approve the City of Santa Ana as eligible to receive Measure M2 net revenues.
B. Direct staff to reinitiate payments to the City of Santa Ana for Measure M2 net revenues, which were held during its period of ineligibility (less fiscal year 2018-19 audit costs).