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The committee directed staff to consult with Southern California Public Power Authority board members about whether Riverside should seek an amendment to its joint powers agreement to explicitly include energy efficiency and load management projects, and report back within 60 days. It also received and filed updates on stormwater quality issues and Agricultural Water Rates Task Force activities.
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The main action was asking staff to check whether Riverside should update its agreement with the Southern California Public Power Authority so energy-saving and load-management projects are clearly covered. Staff must come back within 60 days with what they find. The committee also accepted two informational updates: one on stormwater quality and one on the Agricultural Water Rates Task Force.
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