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• The Utility's annual operating budget and three years of financial <br />reports, including revenue and expenditure data by source and use; <br />• The Utility's business and operating plans, including schedules <br />supporting <br />infrastructure development and maintenance; <br />• The Utility's three most recent rate setting analyses and supporting <br />documentation; <br />• Documentation pertaining to any rate changes planned or being <br />contemplated for the near future; <br />• Budgeted and actual staff listings (including vacancies), <br />professional and trade assignments by location and duty, and <br />schedules by shift and day; <br />• Performance measures for the current and three previous years, <br />including consumption trends, service interruptions, and rate <br />comparisons to other municipal and private utilities; <br />• Memoranda of Understanding with affected employee bargaining groups; <br />• Contracts and agreements with vendors, contractors and power suppliers; <br />• Previous studies on the operations of the Utility; and, <br />• Other studies of electricity generation, demand, and delivery, as available. <br />3. Interview Key Stakeholders <br />Interview representatives of the City Manager's Office, Electric Utility management personnel, <br />selected staff members, and representatives of partner departments, such as Public Works, to <br />obtain an overview understanding of operations. During these interviews, we would solicit <br />assessments of the strengths and weaknesses of the Utility, information on its organization, <br />power generation and cost recovery associated with electricity delivery, and the roles and <br />responsibilities of each manager and division. Interviewees would be requested to provide <br />perspectives on service issues and alternatives to the current delivery methods in the City. <br />Evaluate Current Operations <br />4. Organization and Administrative Staffing <br />Evaluate the organization and administrative staffing of the Electric Utility to determine <br />whether personnel resources have been appropriately structured to ensure management <br />and oversight of key functions. Determine whether an appropriate mix of professional and <br />support staff exist, supplemented by outside experts, to effectively perform technical functions, <br />such as engineering, planning and rate setting. Assess methods established to determine charges <br />to the Electric Utility for the indirect cost of services provided by City departments, including <br />any revenue sharing payments made by the Proprietary Fund to the General Fund. <br />15 <br />ONTARIONSTUBB SU 08490.1 <br />