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June 10, 2004 (Special Meeting)

MINUTES
of the
POWER PLANT TASK FORCE

SPECIAL MEETING
June 10, 2004 at 4:00 p.m.

City Hall
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 278

1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

The meeting was called to order by Chair Philip DeAndrade at 4:15 p.m.

 

Present:

John Borg

Dana Lanza

 

Joe Boss

Richard Millet

 

Philip DeAndrade

Steven Moss

 

Toby Levy

Karen Pierce

 

2. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES

Approval of the minutes of the meeting of May 27, 2004 was deferred to next regular meeting.

3. MODIFICATION AND REORGANIZATION OF THE TASK FORCE

Mr. DeAndrade announced that Communities for A Better Environment (CBE) has declined to sit on the Task Force; if that seat is not filled, the Task Force will be composed of nine members rather than ten which will make it easier to have a quorum.

Mr. DeAndrade also mentioned that the Labor seat is still open, that Bob Boileau has not indicated whether he will return to fill that seat. John Borg moved to write a letter to the

Labor Council asking it to appoint a member. Seconded by Mr. Boss, motion carried. Mr. DeAndrade will write the letter.

Mr. Boss moved to ask Supervisor Maxwell to propose legislation excluding the CBE seat at CBE's request. Seconded my Mr. Millet, motion carried.

Deputy City Attorney Theresa Mueller reported to the Task Force on the Sunshine Ordinance rules and regulations.

4. ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Ms. Pierce nominated Philip DeAndrade for chair; Mr. Millet seconded the nomination and Mr. DeAndrade was elected unanimously.

Mr. Moss nominated John Borg for vice chair; Mr. Boss seconded the nomination, and Mr. Borg was elected unanimously.

5. PLANS AND GOALS OF THE TASK FORCE

Mr. DeAndrade stated that the focus does not need to be on the closure of Hunters Point Plant, since everyone wants that done, but we should look out for what's happening at Potrero and other energy sources throughout the City.

Ms. Pierce and Ms. Lanza: nothing has changed at Hunters Point, even though there is agreement to close it; as a result, the City must continue to work to close it.

Mr. Moss and Ms. Pierce: the sitting of the CTs should be the primary goal.

Mr. Borg: goal of the Potrero PPCATF was to have a net improvement of air quality while improving reliability at the same time. Perhaps should set goals in mission statement.

Julie Labonte, project manager for the Electric Reliability Project appeared to respond to the Task Force questions.

Undertaking outreach efforts on mitigations. Putting together a matrix of mitigations. Putting on a workshop at the Potrero Neighborhood House on July 13th to evaluate mitigation criteria.

Want feedback from Task Force on mitigations.

Mr. Moss: disturbing that discussion of mitigations is taking place before discussion of CTs and siting.

Anne Eng from the Dept. of the Environment stated that she would return and report back to the Task Force on renewables.

6. PUBLIC COMMENT

There was none.

7. ADJOURNMENT

The meeting was adjourned at 5:40 p.m.

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