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• Cities do not have local control when the board votes are weighted by each cities load share, and Irvine gets two <br />votes. <br />• The Joint Powers Agreement (attached) should be reviewed by a legal attorney that specializes in energy contracts. <br />Cities need to know what their outside liabilities are, and how eminent domain can become a real issue if the OCPA <br />goes bankrupt and those long-term power contracts do not get paid. <br /> <br />PAST HISTORY <br />With all the public scrutiny and past audits, including by the City of Irvine, the OCPA has not changed how they are <br />managed and operated. Management is still the same. They still employ the same legal firm and advisory <br />consultants; the CEO is no better than the last CEO. In fact, they both have the same employment history of sitting <br />on various boards, except Joe Mosca was the Mayor of Sierra Madre. However, as you will see from the attached <br />article, the residents were not too happy about him, even describing his less than truthful ways. And to think the <br />OCPA selected Joe, out of over 100 applicants, a person who was already employed at the OCPA, in the <br />Communications Department, and was hired by the previous CEO. Both of whom, have no degree in the energy <br />field, or experience in dealing with huge amounts of money in buying and selling of power. An obvious requirement <br />for a CEO position in any energy organization, and mentioned in the audit reports. <br /> <br />SUMMARY <br />This organization gives the appearance that it is reducing carbon emissions by the procurement of renewables, and <br />even worse is their customers are mislead into believing those renewables are going straight into their homes and <br />businesses. Going 100% renewable means spending trillions of dollars to invest in battery storage and solar panels. <br />But this would just add to environmental concerns down the road. Batteries and Solar Panels are toxic within <br />themselves, and without a safe way to dispose of them when they have been used up is a major concern. The public <br />needs to know what the long-term effects are by going 100% Green, instead of encouraging organizations like the <br />Orange County Power Authority, which isn’t even doing that. <br /> <br />LET US NOT TRY TO SOLVE ONE PROBLEM BY CREATING ANOTHER PROBLEM! <br /> <br />Check Register <br /> <br />Check Register <br /> <br />Check Register <br /> <br />Joint Powers Agreement <br /> <br />Joe Mosca <br /> <br />Please feel free to contact me if you need more information or documentation. <br />Thank You. <br />__________________ <br />Dee Fox <br /> <br />Irvine, CA 92604 <br /> <br />3 <br />
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