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Residential (non low income) $228,000 <br />Residential Low Income $10,000 <br />Municipal $28,500 <br />Director Clarke concluded with staff's recommendation by program and allocation as <br />listed below: <br />❖ Efficiency, Demand Side Management <br />$437,000 (Industrial and Municipal Rebates) <br />•3 Lighting and Air Conditioning <br />$115,000 (Commercial Direct Payments <br />❖ Education/Audits <br />$60,000 (Residential and Commercial) <br />❖ Renewal Energy Projects <br />$300,000 (Solar and Electric Vehicles <br />❖ Research and Development Projects <br />$25,000 (Citywide Benefits for all Classes) <br />Open discussion with Councilmembers and staff that covered the following: quantitative <br />amount determination; review by the Utilities Commission; home audit statistics; rebate <br />program process; lighting efficiency; renewable energy program; electric <br />vehicles/charging stations; <br />Motion/second by Councilmembers Sanders/Cook to approve staff's recommendation <br />with emphasis on cost effectiveness, energy efficiency; energy conservation; <br />prioritization based on most efficient use Citywide; emphasize implementation of the <br />most practical programs that yield the best value; and heavy emphasis on marketing and <br />target marketing based on existing data in our database that would include both <br />commercial and residential customers determining cost savings over time so that <br />reductions will be attained. Motion carried with Mayor Gaytan absent. <br />Missing Links Program <br />Director Clarke made a presentation on the NPDES Missing Links Program which <br />included staff's recommendation listing the areas which would be affected in each of the <br />Councilmatic Districts. <br />Following open discussion with Councilmembers and staff, motion and second by CM <br />Sanders/Cook to approve staffs recommendation with direction to staff to return and <br />report at the July 20, 1999 Council Meeting the NPDES allocations for FY 2000-2001, <br />the amounts that would be allocated from CDBG funds after the 15% allocation for social <br />programs and allocation to Code Enforcement for FY 99-2000 and FY 2000-2001, and <br />3 <br />