Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a Participating Generator Agreement with California Independent System Operator (CAISO); Authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a Large Generator Interconnection Agreement with Southern California Edison (SCE) and CAISO; Authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a Separate Interconnection Agreement with SCE; Authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a Meter Servicing Agreement with CAISO; and Authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute a Scheduling Coordinator Agreement with a certified scheduling coordinator. (Citywide)
Thank you. Item 22 Please. Report from Energy Resources Recommendation to authorize City Manager to execute five agreements with California Independent System Operator and Southern California Edison Citywide. There's a motion and a second issue of public comment on this item. Please cast your votes. Oh, there is. Please come forward. No, please come forward. This is important? No, absolutely. I'm just sorry. Saying that you're here for this item, so please come forward. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you very much. Um, my name is Dave Shukla, um, resident of Third. The electricity. Grid. Is by far. The greatest creation, greatest artifact that human beings have created. It is an achievement. It took 150 years. It literally allows us as a species to. Send an email across the world, map the entire world. And crucially, especially in the northern part of the state. Make more democratic, efficient and resilient. And that's very important. Resilient. Our electricity, electricity production, consumption, uh, procurement. There's a lot, especially the last item about process, about choice, about options. But specifically, having hearing on this and having presentation on this, having more public input on a lot of the. Tremendous changes to the grid that are still possible through AB 813, which is bad News Bears. I urge you. To. Really, really slow down and read through all of the. Implications of this and all the implications. I know he built half the city. I know that. But all the implications with all the. Liabilities that he has. This is. Important. It's very important. Please don't scoff, Kelly. So. Thank you. Thank you. This remark of a comment. Please calm down. Good evening. City council members and everyone in attendance here this evening. Well, just thank you for. Taking those off of the concert calendar for last week and making it an agenda item so we can have a comment on it specifically. I'm wearing a pin right now for the United Nations SDGs, which are sustainable development goals. I just want to you. Really see more information on this. I pulled the attachment and wasn't able to find too much. Spent quite some time looking at different grid alternatives that have been proposed by CAI. So from their last meeting on July 24th, this is goal number seven. Which is 7.2 by 2030 to increase system sustainability. Item 78.1, which actually pushes for us to reach targets for 2020 following the Climate Action Adaptation Plan. Just want to see more things which connect the dots and the public to participate in what's actually. Having spent time as a production partner in the cryogenics industry. At one point in my life. A difficult subject to broach with the public. So more information, possibly more attachments. Thank you very much. I see no other public comment. There is a motion of a second Councilman Price. I support this item. Okay. Councilman Pierce. Keep it. Motion carries. Thank you. Next item, please. Looks like it is 23.