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ITEM 7 <br />AGENDA ITEM <br />• COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CONCEPT FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT PLAN <br />PURPOSE <br />• To obtain the Board of Directors' feedback and guidance regarding the possibility of <br />establishing an "Energy Council" as a key strategy for engaging local governments, <br />partners agencies, and stakeholders in energy management planning. <br />BACKGROUND <br />• At its March 17 and April 28, 2015 meetings, the Natural Resources and Technical Systems <br />(NRTS) Committee received and discussed a 10-year assessment of energy use at OWASA, <br />a summary of our energy management efforts to date, and potential goals and objectives <br />for our energy management plan. The Committee also discussed potential next steps for <br />engaging the community in our energy management planning efforts, and agreed that early <br />on in our work, we should begin to "tell our story" and engage the community through <br />multiple channels. <br />• NRTS Committee Chair Terri Buckner volunteered to write a guest newspaper article about <br />our energy management planning efforts and the opportunity for customers and other <br />stakeholders to stay informed and participate throughout the process. <br />• Another engagement strategy the Committee discussed is the possibility to establish an <br />"Energy Council" or other forum to engage local governments, the schools system, <br />University, and other stakeholders in discussions about energy management. The <br />Committee did not develop specific details regarding this concept, but agreed that an <br />inclusive approach early on in our work would demonstrate that we: (a) welcome and <br />proactively seek the community's feedback and assistance; (b) want to work in partnership <br />with the community; and (c) are committed to sustainable energy management. <br />• NRTS Chair Terri Bucker will verbally present this concept to the Board. <br />• As background information, attached is the Proposed Community Engagement Plan for <br />Energy Management Plan Project (CEP), which was included as an attachment to the <br />Energy Management Plan Project Charter approved by the Board on January 22, 2015. <br />ACTION NEEDED <br />• Board of Directors discussion of this concept, and guidance to staff. <br />May 28, 2015 <br />a] <br />
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