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Rolling Hills Estates council votes to remain in South Bay COG after debate over value and $75,000 grant administration
Summary
After extended debate about membership value and services, the council voted to remain in the South Bay Council of Governments. Discussion highlighted COG roles including administration of a $75,000 CalRecycle grant used for compost bins and workshops and a future Measure M allocation estimated at about $67,733 annually beginning in 2030.
Rolling Hills Estates' City Council voted to continue its membership in the South Bay Council of Governments (COG) for another year after staff and council members debated the organization's costs and benefits.
Staff described the COG's services — legislative tracking, planning assistance for a small planning department, grant administration and pooled technical resources for energy and facility audits — and noted the city's annual dues under the COG formula…
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