Recommendation to receive and file a report on the feasibility of a Long Beach Community Choice Aggregation (CCA); Direct City Manager to continue to monitor the energy market/regulations and report to the City Council annually or sooner if substantial market changes occur; Direct City Manager to prepare a study that analyzes the potential CCA governance options of forming a stand-alone City enterprise, creating a new Joint Powers Authority (JPA), or joining an existing JPA; Direct City Manager to perform community outreach regarding the CCA concept along with potential benefits and risks to customers, as well as to gain feedback on how supportive the community might be of a Long Beach CCA; Direct City Manager to continue the City’s partnership with Southern California Edison to raise awareness of existing programs that provide Long Beach residents and businesses with various options to purchase a greater mix of renewables and utilize energy more efficiently; and Defer for two years any decision whether to participate in a CCA, in any format, or sooner if new inform
Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Members, please cast your votes. I know we're having some delays with the motion carries. Okay. Thank you. We are moving on to item 20, please. Item 20 Report from Energy Resources, Financial Management and Water Department Recommendation to receive and file a report on the feasibility of a Long Beach Community Choice aggregation. Direct the city manager to continue to monitor the energy market regulations. Prepare a study that analyzes the potential CCI governance options of forming a standalone city enterprise. Perform community outreach regarding the concept along with potential benefits and risks to customers. Continue the city's partnership with Southern California Edison to raise awareness of existing programs and defer for two years any decision whether to participate in a citywide. Thank you. This is actually a we have a change. We're not going to hear this item tonight. But I want to turn this over to Councilmember Pearce. Thank you. Yes, I'd like to make a motion to hold this over to February or March next year. We just haven't had enough time to really get our hands around the report. That's the motion in a second. So if I can, I do have four members of the public. The motion is not is not the report, but to move the item. And so if therefore, those four members, the public want to speak to that, I'm going to call them up now. Marlene Alvarado, Caren Reside, Dave Chocola and Larry Goodhew. I wouldn't want to speak on that, Mr. Goodhew. You want to speak on moving this? It's just on moving it, though, sir. Dave Shot Collection Resign. Marlene Alvarado. Do they want to speak on moving the item? Please come forward. Is this? Make sure I've got two kids over. This is just a motion to move Tim to February or March. The whole. Report. The issue dealing with the cannabis. No, this is not cannabis, sir. Okay. Thank you. All right. Marlene Alvarado. You know, once again, I'm with the First District, and I think this is a really good. Alternative. To climate change. Right now, we're. Having an existential crisis. You, city council member, will not stop. Extracting oil from our land. And we have to stop it. But this is going to be the best thing that we can we can have. I would prefer that all of you stop accepting money from from the oil companies and also that we stop getting our taxes from oil companies. This is a good solution. Thank you. So. I just wanna make sure that we speak to moving the item, not the item itself. So. Thank you. Misery side. Karen reside in the First District. This is a really critical. Item for our city, and it's apparent that we're not going to make the December 31st deadline for this year. So moving it with the intention of. Establishing a deadline of December 31st of 2020 would be. Preferred by the Long Beach Panthers. And we feel that this is an opportunity to impact climate change and to shift the direction that our city is going in. We are heavily dependent upon oil. But the marketplace is going to determine. When the value. Of oil is greatly reduced. And we need to be looking forward to that because it's going to happen sooner than we all expect. But the developments are a new form of energy, so we support moving this to March. Thank you. And Mr. Shukla. Dave Shukla Oh. Shukla Third District. Can I support the motion? And I'd like. To alert the council to. Ab11 722. And SP 719 2011, along with the CP C guidelines on I.O.U. Neutrality concerning. Community choice. Programs. Thank you. Thank you. That concludes public comment. There's a motion the second to move the item to February or March. Please cast your votes. Council on Sunday has. Washing washing cars. Thank you. And now we're going to go back to item four, which is pulled from consent. I can read that item, please.