Fw: RETI-LIST: Committee Hearing and Availability of the Committee Draft 2009 Integrated Energy Policy Report

[J Godfrey]

Just another reminder and another chance to comment on the renewable energy applications in our area.  If you go to the RETI sight on the most recent maps you can zoom in to our valley and there are alot of homes in the path of the energy corridor that is on that map.  I will try to reduce one and email it out to you all with a link to it sometime today.  All those on the west side of the valley from blower diagonal to the water tank in the middle are at great risk.  Those that have a land patented deed just need to comment that you do because there is no way they can eminent domain a land patent.  Period.  That issue has been fought over and won four times in front of every court all the way back to the Senate of the US and the Senate has voted that land patents hold ultimate authority over that deeded land.  So everyone please look and see if you have mention of land patent or "so patented by the US of America" either way......your good and need to let them know via the comment section.   The following has an address for written comments. 

 

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Subject: RETI-LIST: Committee Hearing and Availability of the Committee Draft 2009 Integrated Energy Policy Report

> Committee Hearing and Availability of the Committee Draft 2009 Integrated Energy Policy Report
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> The California Energy Commissionâ?Ts Integrated Energy Policy Report (IEPR) Committee will hold a hearing to receive public comments on the Committee Draft 2009 Integrated Energy Policy Report (2009 IEPR).  Commissioner Jeffrey D. Byron is the Presiding Member and Vice Chair James D. Boyd is the Associate Member of the IEPR Committee. Other Commissioners may attend and participate in this workshop. Commissioners and staff from the California Public Utilities Commission may also attend and participate.The hearing will be held:
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> WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2009
> 10 a.m.
> CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION
> 1516 Ninth Street
> First Floor, Hearing Room A
> Sacramento, California
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> Remote Attendance
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> Web Conferencing - Presentations and audio from the meeting will be broadcast via our WebEx web conferencing system. For details on how to participate via WebEx, please see the â?oParticipation through WebExâ? section at the end of this notice.
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> Purpose
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> The purpose of this hearing is to receive public comments on the Committeeâ?Ts recommendations in the Committee Draft 2009 IEPR. After considering all oral and written comments, the Committee will then release a Committee Final 2009 IEPR that will be considered for adoption by the full Energy Commission at its December 2, 2009, business meeting.
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> The Committee Draft 2009 IEPR is available on the Energy Commission's website at [www.energy.ca.gov/2009_energypolicy/documents/index.html].
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> The Committee is particularly interested in receiving input and potential recommendations on how the state should proceed to expedite successful implementation of the 33 percent Renewables Portfolio Standard, how to address the hybrid electricity market, and improving the electricity procurement process.
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> Background
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> Senate Bill 1389 (Bowen and Sher, Chapter 568, Statutes of 2002) requires the Energy Commission to "conduct assessments and forecasts of all aspects of energy industry supply, production, transportation, delivery and distribution, demand, and prices. The Energy Commission shall use these assessments and forecasts to develop energy policies that conserve resources, protect the environment, ensure energy reliability, enhance the state's economy, and protect public health and safety." (Public Resources Code § 25301[a]). This assessment and associated policy recommendations are reported and adopted every two years. The 2009 IEPR has been prepared in response to this requirement.
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> In addition, SB 1389 directs state government entities to use the information and analyses contained in the adopted IEPR to carry out their energy-related duties and responsibilities. During the 2009 IEPR proceeding, the Energy Commission has coordinated closely with other agencies to ensure consistency in the underlying information used to develop this report.
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> The IEPR Committee held scoping hearings to seek input on specific topics for the 2009 IEPR on April 28, 2008, and June 3, 2008, and issued its Scoping Order on January 9, 2009 identifying the topics to be covered in the report. Beginning in November 2008, a total of 35 public workshops were conducted and several staff and consultant reports were developed. These documents, as well as stakeholder comments and workshop transcripts, are available at [www.energy.ca.gov/2009_energypolicy/documents/index.html].
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> Written Comments
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> The IEPR Committee will take comments on the Draft 2009 IEPR at the hearing and requests parties to submit comments in writing by 5 p.m. on October 28, 2009.  Please include the docket number 09-IEP-1A and indicate â?oDraft 2009 IEPRâ? in the subject line or first paragraph of your comments. Please hand deliver or mail an original to:
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> California Energy Commission
> Dockets Office, MS-4
> Re:  Docket No. 09-IEP-1A
> 1516 Ninth Street
> Sacramento, CA  95814-5512
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> The Energy Commission encourages comments by e-mail.  Please include your name or organizationâ?Ts in the name of the file.  Those submitting comments by electronic mail should provide them in either Microsoft Word format or as a Portable Document File (PDF) to [doc...@energy.state.ca.us].  One paper copy must also be sent to the Energy Commissionâ?Ts Docket Office.
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> Participants may also provide an original and ten copies at the beginning of the workshop.  All written materials relating to this workshop will be filed with the Dockets Office and become part of the public record in this proceeding.
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> Public Participation
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