mike campbell. i am a director here at power enterprise. continuing from where general manager harrington left off, there is a long history. general manager harrington talked about this, and i will tie it back. there is in discussion about the rates, having raids be stable over time, having a target of 51% renewable, as the ordinance said by 2017, but it was probably considered to be 10 years after the launch. the program would develop 360 megawatts of various resources to include both generation and the customer site resources, demand response, energy efficiency and. all customers would be enrolled all at the same time. the contract would be 15 years or more. there would be a single entity that would be able to provide all of the supplies and services needed, and that supplier would take on all financial risks. the city would have no financial liability whatsoever. again, ed harrington touched on this earlier, but we have gone two rfp's and have not seen a robust response. we have looked at ways to adjust the program. the first, one key ch

. >> mike campbell with the sfpuc. thank you for that question. in our discussions with the advocate and local power, we have been reviewing the work skill. one of the issues is that there is a difference of opinion in terms of what is necessary. my professional opinion is that a lot of the scope in there is not necessary for moving our program forward and would import -- divert important dollars away from what we need to get launched. we have proposed several works groups involved in helping write rfp's. those have been rejected. commissioner schmeltzer: i am talking about staff's proposed scope. >> the scope of work we have generally plant that is not written down? commissioner schmeltzer: i am referring to the memo we were provided that says local power would include the following services for $100,000. identify contractual terms, allocate responsibilities. >this is in a memo dated today from our executive officer. >> i have that in front of me. in terms of activities related to development of renewables in terms of issuing rfp's, many of the a

. >> there were -- mike campbell once again with the sf p.u.c. one of the parts of the presentation i skipped over was about the numerous presentations made in public about lafco and s.f. p.u.c. so there have not been many votes the current commissioners have taken on this matter. there have been public presentations. there also have been some private briefing that's i know of. but perhaps if this is a broader issue, it should be taken up at the giant p.u.c. lafco meeting. >> when is the joint meeting, sfleeze >> we don't have a date. it is something we started talking with mike about today. but i am serious about going to meet on our own -- hopefully with mike, with each commissioner, to talk about what their concerns are. as to the joint meeting, i did have a conversation with the -- with ed harrington about trying to set up their special meeting in august, which is something the commission did direct them to do. and i do think we also ought to set up a joint meeting. i mean, so that if action isn't taken in august, we can be prepared to do so

. >> congressman mike honda of campbell had this reaction to the comment. >> i think what he says is that taxing me more? i don't want that to happen. >> the reaction somewhat predictible but in los altos, former head of the california republican party did not deliver the party lines. >> i think there have been people that have benefited through special interests or their situation that have benefited and i think that we need to put all things on the table but again, if we're looking in a real solution goits tok 10s ndz cuts for every $1 of increase in revenue. >> saying the increases are on the table. i asked if what he was saying represent aid shift in the republican party line. he said no. just his opinion but if former chair of the california republican party is leaning towards increasing taxes on the wealthy, that is a change from what we've been hearing from party leaders in congress. >> and president obama's resume posted on his page is outdated. it does not list $447 billion jobs plan he pitched today and also missing is any mention of the health care reform passed on his wat

campbell. >> they said it was hard to come after reverend lowry. >> is your mike on? >> so good morning.

campbell. >> they said it was hard to come after reverend lowry. >> is your mike on? >> so good morning.g us today to have this important discussion. the road to 2012 as a bumpy one. it's got potholleses, some of which are ditches, which if we are not careful, we will fall into. but i know that with naacp and our friends up here, that we will not have a problem. we will still the potholes, steamroll them, to make sure our people can participate unfettered in 2012. we've got to make sure we are breaking down the barriers to voting, because we understand from what we heard and what we know that it is no quote coincidenceno -- no what is happening. the numbers showed that some folks got to be scared. they've got to be scared of us. our brothers and sisters in the latino community. because we can change this country dramatically. [applause] and there are people who are scared of the change that we might bring. so we have got to be in a place to be ready for this fight. it is no coincidence that the photo id laws cropped up in 32 states and the first two months of this year. it is no no coinc