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sr-062410-13aJune 24, 2010 Council Meeting: Santa Monica, California CITY CLERK'S OFFICE -MEMORANDUM To: City Council From: Councilmembers O'Day and Bloom Mayor Pro Tem O'Connor Date: June 24, 2010 ~~ 13-A: Request by Councilmembers O'Day and Bloom, and Mayor Pro Tem O'Connor to adopt a resolution to oppose the Dirty Energy Proposition, which is funded by out-of-state oil companies and intends to kill California's clean .air standards, threatening to destroy California's emerging clean energy businesses, including many in Santa Monica. 13-A 1 June 24, 2010 e www.StopDirtyEnergyProp.com We Oppose the Texas Oil Companies' Dirty Energy Proposition! Member List (as of 6.11:10) Public Health/Healthcare American Lung Association in California Blue Shield of California Breathe California Breathe LA California Nurses Association Catholic Healthcare West Coalition for Clean Air Public Health Institute Seniors AARP Good Government League of Women Voters of California League of Women Voters of Los Angeles Labor California Teamsters Public Affairs Council San Diego and Imperial Counties Labor Council Environmental Organizations Audubon California Berkeley Partners forParks California Cars Initiative California Council of Land Trusts California League of Conservation Voters California Resource Recovery Association Californians Against Waste Center for Biological Diversity Center for Sustainable Energy Citizens Climate Lobby ClimatePath ClimatePlan Climate Protection Campaign Defenders of Wildlife Ecology Center of Southern California Energy Independence Now Environment California Environmental Change-Makers Environmental Defense Fund Environmental Institute of America (More) Environmental Organizations (Continued) FIT Coalition Global Green USA Green Coalition of San Jacinto Valley Greenbelt Alliance Green For All Greenpeace USA National Parks Conservation Association National Wildlife Federation Action Fund Natural Resources Defense Council The Nature Conservancy Oceana Occidental Arts and Ecology Center Ojai Valley Green Coalition Pacific Environment Plan of Action in a Changing Era Save The Air in Nevada County Save the Earth Now Sierra Club California Solana Beach Clean and Green Sustainability Alliance of Southern California Sustainable Silver Lake The Center for Land -Based Learning The Wilderness Society TransForm Union of Concerned Scientists Viva Sierra Gorda Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Companies & Organizations Abengoa Solar, Inc. ACCIONA Energy North America Adura Technologies, Inc. Advanced Alternative Energy Solutions Advanced Energy Products, Corp Akeena Solar, Inc. All Valley Solar, Ina Ameco Solar, Ina Amonix Inc. Auxin Solar Aztec Solar. Ina Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Majot funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund,. California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID #1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 infoCa~sfoodinveneravoroo.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Business Orpanizations and Companies Companies & Organizations (Continued) Amyris Biotechnologies Better Place Anthony International BrightSource Energy Applied Materials California Clean Energy Fund (Ca1CEF) Armstrong Painting Roofing & Windows California Energy Efficiency Industry Council Bay Area Council California Natural Gas. Vehicle Coalition BetterWorld Telecom California Solar Energy Industries Association Bloom Energy California Wind Energy Association Blu Moon Group Center for Resource Solutions Border Grill and Ciudad Clean Economy Network Bottom Line Utility Solutions, Inc. Clean Energy Advocates, Inc. Bowman Design Group CleanTech.Energy Solutions, Inc. Buena Vista Moving CleanTECH San Diego Business Council on Climate Change Commercial Solar Design California Green Designs Cosmic Solar, Inc. California Infill Builders Association Council Davis Energy Group, Inc. Carbonflow, Corp. DL Energy ChicoBag Eko Asset Management Partners Christiansen Consulting Electric Vehicles International Clean Energy EOS Climate Conscious Ventures Group Eurus Energy America Corp. Cordoba Corporation For Fuel Freedom, Inca Coulomb Technologies Fotowatio Renewable Ventures, Inc. Craton Equity Partners Fresco Solar CREDO Mobile Fulcrum BioEnergy, Inc. Dharma Merchant Services Garden Energy DMB Pacific HelioPower Dynamic Vision Design Studio; LLC Horizon Wind Energy eBay Inc. Invenergy LLC Ecotype Consulting Large-scale Solar Association Efficiency Data & Development NetZero Energy LLC Efficiency First Oak Creek Energy Systems, Inc. Energy Conservation Options OriginOil, Inc. Environmental Developers Inc. Pacific Edison, LLC Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) PermaCity Solar Geoffrey Holton and Associates Progressive Power Group, Inc. Good, Inc. Recurrent Energy Goodwin Self Eco-Consulting LLC " Redwood Renewables Google Santa Ynez Valley Solar Green Chamberof Commerce Schuco USA Green Octopus Consulting Sierra Solar Systems Green Planning Collaborative Solana Energy Green Vision for Business, Inc. Solar Millennium GreenBusinessOwner.com SolarCity Haven by Design SolarTech Hot studio Solaria Infinia Corporation Solarponics, Inca IntuVision SolarRoofs.com Inc. JamBase Inc. Solutions in Solar Electricity Kleen Kanteen Springboard Biodiesel LLC Kollar Design Sullivan Solar Power Law Offices of James Birkelund Sungevity Law Offices of John H. Reaves Suntech America Lentz Group Global SV Green Tech Corp. Levi Strauss & Co. Tahoe Solar Designs Liquid Environmental Solutions Technology Partners Lionakis The Solar Energy Company Los Angeles Business Council United Sustainable Energy Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch Ze-gen McCalmont Engineering Zigg Electric and Solar McWong Environmental & Energy Group 8minutenergy Renewables, LLC Mendocino Wine Company (More) Mentorography, Ina Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info(r~stoodirtvenerpvorop.cdm phone/fax number 888.445.7880 Business Organizations and Companies Social /Environmental Justice (Continued) IContinuedl The Greenlining Institute Merit Technologies, LLC Modern Energy Concepts Faith Mr. Joe's Really Big Productions California Interfaith Power and Light National Association of Women Business Catholic Charities, Stockton Diocese Owners, Los Angeles Lutheran Office of Public Policy -California National Venture Capital Association Southern California Ecumenical Council Newcomb Anderson McCormick .The Orange County Interfaith Coalition for New Forests Advisory, Inc. the Environment New Voice of Business NGEN Partners Student and Youth Groups North Bay Leadership Council California Student Public Interest Research NRG Group Pacific Carbon Exchange California Student Sustainability Coalition Patagonia Playworks Local Government Protech GCS, Ina City of Chula Vista Quorum Real Estate Group City of Manhattan Beach Recurve City of Maywood Sacramento Sustainability Forum City of Solana Beach San Francisco Chamber of Commerce City and County of San Francisco Screaming Redcat Company SEED Public Interest Serious Materials Courage Campaign Sierra Business Council Sierra Orchards Community Sierra Park Property Dev, LLC Change SF Silicon Valley Leadership Group Solid Team, LLC (PARTIAL LIST)* Steven Bochco Productions `This list only contains endorsements by .Sustainable Business Alliance orgariizations and businesses. For a complete Sustainable Business Council list with individual endorsements, please visit Sustainable Community Advocates stopdirtyenergyprop.com. TechNet Technology Parthers Tegrus Builders; Inc. TerraPass,lnc. The Campaign Solutions Group The Noodle Shop The Westly Group ThinkShift Communications Town Green U.S. Green Building Council -Los Angeles U.S Green Building Council, Northern California Chapter Virgin, America Vote Solar Initiative Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. Waste Management Waypoint Building Group Wena Dows Designs Social /Environmental Justice CAUSE California State NAACP Coastal Women for Change CREDO Action Ella Baker Center for Human Rights People's Core Preserving Integrity Network Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. .110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info(a~stoodirtvenerovoroo.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 We Oppose the Texas Oil Companies' Dirty Energy Proposition! Member List -Individual Supporters (as of 6.11.10) Business Community Leaders Dan Abrams, PresidenUCEO, Cross River Pictures Michelle Alberda, Senior Financial Advisor, Ameriprise Financial Karen Alter E7 Member Scott Badenoch, Founder and CEO, Creative Citizen Lee Bailey, VC, Rustic Canyon Group Meera Balakumar, Principal; Sterling Analytics Kathy Barry, E2 Member Gautam Barua, Partner, Aclaria Capital Christie Batterman Jordan, CEO, Lindsay / Barnett Inc.; Green Age Press Fiona Bensen, E2 Member Tod Bensen, Chairman, WildAid Laura Berland-Shane, Manager, Business Development, Siemens Alternative Energy Tony Bernhardt, Physicist; Angel investor, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Anthony Bernheim, Principal, Sustainable Design, HDR Shelley Billik, Warner Bros. Rachel Binah, Chair Emeritus, Environmental Caucus, California Democratic Party Maureen Blanc, E2 Northern California Chapter Director, Environmental Entrepreneurs Dayna Bochco, President, Steven Bochco Productions;), Steven Bochco, Steven Bochco Productions Hale Boggs Manatt, Phelps & Phillips Jack Bolick, CEO, Adura Technologies Ann Bordetsky, Better Place Eric Bowen, President & CEO; Tellurian Biodiesel, Inc. George Brandt, E2 Member Barbara Brenner Buder, CFO, VP -Operations, The San Francisco Theological Seminary Steve Briggs, E2 Member Alan Buder, E2 Member Bob Burnett, E2 Member Ed Campaniello, E2 Member Charlie Campbell, Financial Advisor, UBS Financial Services Ina Jamie Campbell, President, Investment Marketing Inc. Peter Carson, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP Priscilla Carson, E2 Member Business Community Leaders Icont.l Steve Chadima, Chief Marketing Officer, TweetUp John Cheney, CEO, Silverado Power, LLC David Cheng, Associate, Ridgewood Capital Stacie'Cheng, Strategic Director, Cheskin Roger Choplin, Vice President, Our Earth Music, Inc. Barry Cinnamon, CEO, Akeena Solar Woody Clark, Managing Director, Clark Communications Patty Coffin, E2 Member Peter Coffin, E2 Member Pat Colburn, Director/Support Services, California Building Performance Contractors Association Tom Cole, CEO, Consuming, Inc: Daniel Conners, Senior V.P. Financial Advisor, UBS Andrea Cook, E2 Member Susan Corlett, Director of Development and Communications, Sustainable Conservation Joy Covey, President, Beagle Foundation Catherine Crystal Foster, Consultant, Policy & Advocacy Consulting Peter Davis, Retired Attorney John Dawson, Co-founder, Zentek Technology. James De Golia, E2 Member Joyce Deep, E2 Member Rick DeGolia, Executive Chairman, InVisM, Inc. Michael Delapa, peLapa Consulting Anne Delehunt, Marketing Consultant, Delehunt-Ricketts Marco DeMiroz, Managing Director, Selby Ventures Harry Dennis, Pediatrician, Palo Alto Medical Clinic Susan Dennis, Fine Arts Advisor, Self-employed Mike Dierks, Chief Operating Officer, Crossbow Technology Inc. Todd Dipaola, President, Pier Alliance LLC Ted Driscoll, Venture Partner, Claremont Creek Ventures Charisse Bartholomew Dunn, Owner, Healing Spaces by Design Anne Earhart, E2 Member Karen Eggerman, E2 Member Ira Ehrenpreis, General Partner, Technology Partners Kristin Elsmore, Assistant Program Manager, California Building Performance Contractors Association Californians for Clean Energyand Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200; Sacramento, CA 95814 info(c~stoodirtvenergvoroo.com phone/faz number 888.445.7880 vnvw,Stop DirtyEnergyProp.com Business Community Leaders (cont.) Bob Epstein, Co-founder, Sybase, New Resource Bank; Environmental Entrepreneurs Rob Erlichman, Founder & President, Sunlight Electric, LLC Isaac Fehrenbach, Greylock Partners Lynn Feintech, E2 Member Anne Feldhusen, Marketing Program Manager, Hewlett Packard Paul Ferreri, Co-Founder, Blossom Investment Management Adrienne Fioretti, Assistant Portfolio Manager, Encinal Partners Steve Fioretti, VP, CRM Product Strategy, Oracle Corporation Bob Fisher, Chair, Gap, Inc. & Sun Microsystems Frances Fisher, E2 Member Matthew Fisher, Nixon Peabody LLP Peter Fisher, E2 Member Randi Fisher, E2 Member Barry Fitzgerald, Founder; Hidden Compass Consulting Buddy Fletcher, E2 Member Stacey Ford, E2 Member Jon Foster, SVP Global Operations, Atempo Karen Francis, E2 Member Tod Francis, Founding Partner, Shasta Ventures Matthew Frome, Director of Business Development, Solazyme, Inc. Jim Fulton, Cooley Godward LLP Alex Gallegos, Senior Campaign Consultant, The Campaign Solutions Group Lisa Gansky, Founder, Ofoto/Kodak Gallery Constance Grizzell, President, CastleRock Technology Inc. Diane Garrett, E2 Member Todd Garrett, E2 Member Mike Geluardi, E2 Member Bonnie Gemmell, GoFavo Rob Gemmell, Founder, CMO, Zaudhaus Gary Gero, President, Climate Action Reserve Aaron Gershenberg, Managing Director, Silicon Valley Bank Tushar Gheewala, CEO & Chairman, Inventions Outsource Nancy Gail Goebner; Nancy Goebner Designs Ken Goldshall, CEO, Movidis, Inc. Nancy Goldsholl, E2 Member Randy Goldstein CEO, OptiSolar Holdings LLC. Lorena Gonda Kiralla, E2 Member Marianna Grossman, President & Executive Director, Sustainable Silicon Valley Joseph Guth, Legal Director, Science and Environmental Health Network Bob Hambrecht, Self-Employed Elissa Hambrecht, E2 Member Kieth Hammond, E2 Member Carol Hazenfield, E2 Member Barbara Hernesman, Director of Training and Workforce Dev., California Building Performance Contractors Association - HERS Susan Herrschaft, Operations Manager, Pricewaterh o u se Coo pe rs Business Community Leaders (cont.) Alan Herzig; Independent Director Winston Hickox, E2 Member James Higgins, Partner, Lakeside Enterprises Jill Tate Higgins, General Partner, Lakeside Enterprises Heather Hochrein, California Youth Energy Services Program Director, Rising Sun Energy Center Elaine Honig, E2 Member Colin Horowitz, E2 Member Zoe Hunton, Office of Senator Fran Pavley Janet Huseby, Volunteer coordinator, Berkeley High School Tom Jacoby, CEO; Tymphany Corporation Lisa Kaas Boyle, Plastic Pollution Coalition Charlene Kabcenell, Former Vice President, Oracle Corporation Derry Kabcenell, Former Executive Vice President, Oracle Corporation Michael Kahane, E2 Member Suzanne Kahane, E2 Member Dan Kalb, California Policy Coordinator, Union of Concerned Scientists Carrie Kappel, Postdoctoral Fellow, Natl Center for Ecological Analysis & Synthesis Hon. Leslie Katz, Former Supervisor of San Francisco and Senior Vice President Public Policy, Pacific Carbon Exchange Arthur Keller, Managing Partner, Minerva Consulting Steven Kiralla, E2 Member Michele Kirsch, Co-founder, Kirsch Foundation Steve Kirsch, CEO, Propel Accelerator Bob Klausner, E2 Member Charly Kleissner, Co-Founder, KD Cura Corporation Lisa Kleissner, KL Felicitas Foundation Nick Kline, Environmental Paralegal, Altshuler Berzon LLP Ted Kniesche, VP of Business Development, Fulcrum Bioenergy Charles Knowles, Executive Director; Wildlife Conservation Network Chip Koch; Partner, Petrosus Energy Stephen Koch, Portfolio Manager, AIG Global Real Estate Andrea Kopald, President/Owner, Nelson Public Relations Larry Kopald, President, TKG Felix Kramer, Founder, CalCars.org Daniel Krivens, Senior Designer, nicholsbooth ARCHITECTS Andrea Kune, E2 Member Gina Lambright, Managing Partner, TOZ Consulting Ray Lane, General Partner, Kleiner Perkins Canfield & Byers Sue. Learned-Driscoll, Administrator, Stanford University Noelle Leca, Vice Chair, Chair-Elect, NCPB, Inc. Nicole Lederer, Co-Founder, Environmental Entrepreneurs Christina Lerner, Ecosensible Craig Lewis, Founding Principal, RightCycle & FIT Coalition Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info(o)stopdirtveneroyorop.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 Business Community Leaders Icont.l Shannon Lewis, E2 Member Donna Liu, Former policy analyst, NRDC Peter Liu, Founder and Vice Chairman, New Resource Bank Janet Logothetti, E2 Member Charles Long, E2 Member Jane Long, E2 Member Alison Long Poetsch, Principal, SHR Investments Judith Lubman, E2 Member Dc Shelley Luce, Environmental Scientist Tracy Lyons, ClearEdge Power, Inc., Mythic Records LLC Steve MacKay, Principal, Scourie Network Partners Marguerite Manteau-Rao, Entrepreneur, blogger Ughetta Manzone, Attorney-at-Law Yolanda Manzone, Associate, Hanson Bridgett LLP Drew Maran, President, Drew Maran Construction, Inc. Deborah Marshall, SidleyAustin LLP Christine Martin, Clinical Nurse Specialist, San Francisco General Hospital Dean Martucci, Conscious Business Center Debra Martucci, E2 Member Julia Massa, E2 Member Bonnie Matlock, E2 Member Andrew McAllister, E2 Member Nancy McCarter-Zorner, Plant Pathologist Kelley McKanna, Project Manager, Renewable Funding Elizabeth McPhail, CEO, KUITY Corp Lisa Mihaly, Family Nurse Practitioner Robin Mills, E2 Member Carol Mone, President, Our Earth Music, Inc. Patricia Moore, Owner, Koumbite Michael Moradzadeh, Commodore, Corinthian Yacht Club. Elizabeth Moule, E2 Member Gib Myers, Partner Emeritus, Mayfield Fund and Founder/board of the Entrepreneurs Foundation Susan Myers, E2 Member Debbie Mytels, Associate Director for Programs, Acterra Armand Neukermans, Founder, Xros Eliane Neukermans, E2 Member Tori Nourafchan, E2 Member Rick Nowels, E2 Member Kathy Nyrop, Consultant Anne O'Grady, E2 Member .Standish O'Grady, Managing Director, Granite Ventures, LLC Emanuel Orlando, Associate, Hamrick & Evans, LLP Larry Orr, Managing Partner, Trinity Ventures Alex Osadzinski, E2 Member Jiali Osadzinski, Controller, Applied Biosystems Jack Oswald, CEO, SynGest Inc. Carl Palmer; Beartooth Capital Partners Jim Panttaja, Vice President, Corporate Development; RebelVox Mary Panttaja, Vice President, Product Management, RebelVox Ellen Pao, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Sheridan Pauker, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati Sunil Paul, Founding Partner, Spring Ventures Business Community Leaders Icont.) Matt Peak; Director of Technology Ventures, Prize Capital, LLC. Lynn O'Leary Pieron, Founding Principal, Clarity Corp. Jeff Poetsch, Principal, JCP Advisors Stefanos Polyzoides, E2 Member Judy Prejean, Software Consultant Christopher Pribe, E2 Member Wade Randlett, Co-founder, Nexttuels, Inc. Prad Rao, Investor Jennifer Regan, Manager, Sustainability Programs, AEG Grant Ricketts, Co-Founder and VP Business Development, Saba Robert Rogan; Executive Vice President, Corporate Development, eSolar Annika Rogers, Tilden Park Software Arthur Rosenfeld, Retired Commissioner, California Energy Commission David Rosenheim, CEO, JamBase,lnc. David Rosenstein, President, Intex Solutions Jack Rosenthal, Energy and Electrical Engineer, P25 Engineering Bill Rosenzweig, IdeaGarden Heather Rosmarin, Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Julie Rudick, E2 Member Stuart Rudick, Partner, Mindful Capital Partners, LLC Jim Rudoff, Realtor, McGuire Real Estate Hank Ryan, Efficiency Data & Development Nathan Sheddroff, Program Chair, MBA in Design Strategy, California College of the Arts Christine Kimball Shewmaker, PhD, Plant Biologist, BluGoose Consulting Eric Schmidt, Chairman and CEO, Google Wendy Schmidt, Founder, The 11th Hour Project Jan Schori, Retired General Manager, SN1UD Carolyn Schrader, Energy Efficiency Consultant PeterBchurman, E2 Member Bette Schuster, E2 Member Stu Schuster, Novus Ventures Pamela Schwab, Resolve Capital David Schwartz, Senior Vice President, Siebel Systems David Schwartz, E2 Member Paul B. Scott, Chief Science Officer, ISE Corp. Laura Seidman & Maria Garcia Alvarez, Equilibrium Energy and Design Anneke Seley, CEO, ALTO Inc. Carol Sethi, Patient's Administration, Valley Medical Center, San Jose Kuldip Sethi, CEO, SV Greentech Corp. Cynthia Sexton, E2 Member Tim Sexton, Founder & CEO, The Sexton Company Reid Shane, Producer/Partner, Frequency Films A. Vincent Siciliano, CEO, New Resource Bank Jon Slangerup, CEO, NEI Treatment Systems, LLC Sandra Slater, Owner, Sandra Slater Environments Gail Slocum, Former Mayor, Menlo Park, Sr. Energy Regulatory Attorney, PG&E Bob Smith, Former COO & CFO, Nellcor Inc. Steve Soboroff, CEO, Playa Vista Mary Solecki, E2 Advanced Biofuel Industry Consultant, E2 Jennifer Solow, Author Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund: FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info(o7stopdirtvenergyorop.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 Business Communitv Leaders (cont.) Tom Soto, Managing Partner, Craton Equity Partners Andrew Springer, Resolve Capital June Stein, Virtual Group, LLC, Virtual Group, LLC Lee Stein, Chairman and CEO, Virtual Group, LLC Irene Stillings, E2 Member Marc Stolman, Attorney, Stolman Law office, E2 Climate Project Leader Tricia Stone, Founder, Stone Communications Camille Stranger, E2 Member Peter Stranger, Managing Partner, Current Scott Struthers, Co-Founder, Sonance Marc Stuart, Co-Founder & Director; New Business Devel, EcoSecurities .Sheryl Stuart, E2 Member Ed Supplee, Former CFO, UTStarcom Sally Supplee, Former Chief Financial Officer, various companies Kevin Surace, CEO, Serious Materials Rebecca Suter, GRID Partners, Principal Terry Tamminen, President, Seventh Generation Advisors and former Secretary of the California, Environmental Protection Agency Sven Thesen, Communication & Technology, Project Better Place Cariad Thronson, E2 Member Robert Thronson, VP Managed Service Solutions, Genesys Telecommunications Adam Tibbs, President, projectFrog Suzy Tompkins, Assistant to Bill Reilly, Aqua International Partners Terry Trumbull, Trumbull Law Firm Eileen Tutt, Executive Director, California Electric Transportation Coalition Kathleen Unger, Managing Director, KSMU, LLC Stephen Unger, Managing Director, KSMU, LLC Thomas Van Dyck, Sr. Vice President, RBC Dain Rauscher Mark Vander Ploeg, Senior Managing Director, Evercore Partners Chris Vargas, Founder, Cleantech Circle LLC Morita Vargas, Journalist (Freelance) Maria Vidal, E2 Member Peter Von Clemm, E2 Member Keely Wachs, Sr. Director Corporate Communications, BrightSource Energy Cindy Walden, E2 Member- Mark Walden, COO, Data Robotics, Inc. Kirby Walker, Independent film/video producer Fred Wang, General Partner, Trinity Ventures Tracy Wang, E2 Member Beth Ward, E2 Member Bill Weihl, Green Energy Czar, Google Inc Nadine Weil, VP of Special Projects, Ecofabulbus, Eco- Editor, 944 Magazine Amanda Weitman, Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Private Bank Dave Welch, Chief Technology Officer; Infinera Corporation Heidi Welch, E2 Member Steve Westly, The Westly Group Clint Wilder, Contributing Editor, Cfean Edge Business Communitv Leaders (cont.) Ellie Wilder, E2 Member Diana Williams, E2 Member Pamela Lawton Wilson, Attorney Tonia Wisman, E2 Member Jeanne Wohlers, Independent Director Erik Wohlgemuth, VP of Strategic Operations, Future 500 Jorden Woods, Coach for Entrepreneurs, Founder GlobalSight & Omniscape Robert Wright, Principal/CEO, Marketing Arts, Inca Ion Yadigaroglu, Managing Partner, Capricorn Investment Group Mary M. Yang, President & Founder, KAIROS Scientific Inc. Peter Yolles, Principal, Water Insight Consulting Daniel Yost, Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Emily Young, Director of Environmental Analysis & Strategy, The San -Diego Foundation Peter Zahn, President, Green Chamber of San Diego County Margaret Zankel, E2 Member Martin Zankel, Emeritus Chairman, Bartko, Zankel, Tarrant & Miller Paul Zorner, President and CEO, Hawaii BioEnergy LLC Academia Mark Bernstein, PhD, Professor, Practice of Political Science, University of Southern California and Managing Director, University of Southern California's Energy Institute Eric Biber, Acting Professor of Law, Berkeley Law, University of California Benjamin H. Bratton, Director, Design Policy Program; University of California, Ban Diego Ann Carlson, Shapiro Professor of Environmental Law and Faculty Director, Emmett Center on Climate Change and the Environment, UCLA School of Law Jack C. Hegenauer, PhD, Biochemistry and Biophysics, Research Professor (Retired), University of California, San Diego Judy Hegenauer, PhD, Education, Educator (Retired), California Department of Education Alice Kaswan, Professor, University of San Francisco School ofLaw- Stanley Lubman, Lecturer, Schdol of Law, University of California Stephen Mayfield, Director, San Diego Center for Algae Biotechnology Terry L. Root, PhD, Professor, Department of Biology, Stanford University Armin Rosencranz, Consulting Professor in Human Biology, Stanford University Linda Rosenstock, Dean, School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles Stephen H. Schneider, PhD, Professor, Department of Biology, Stanford University Michael Wara, PhD, JD, Assistant Professor of Law, Stanford Law School Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs arid. Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info@stopdirtvenergvoroo.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 State and Federal Elected Officials Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger US Senator Dianne Feinstein Senate Pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg Senator Elaine glquist Senator Ellen M. Corbett Senator Dean Florez Senator Loni Hancock Senator Christine Kehoe Senator Alan Lowenthal Senator Mark Leno Senator Carol Liu Senator Jenny Oropeza Senator Fran Pavley Senator Joe Simitian Senator Lois Wolk Assembly Speaker John Perez- AssemblymemberTom Ammiano Assemblymember Karen Bass Assemblymember Julia Brownley Assemblymember Wesley Chesbro Assemblymember Mike Davis Assemblymember Hector De La Torre Assemblymember Kevin de Leon Assemblymember Mike Feuer Assemblymember Paul Fong Assemblymember Jerry Hill Assemblymember Jared Huffman Assemblymember Dave Jones Assemblymember Ted Lieu Assemblymember Bill Monning Assemblymember Pedro Nava. Assemblymember Ira Ruskin Assemblymember Lori Saldana Assemblymember Nancy Skinner Local Government Mayor Bruce Delgado, City of Marina Mayor Bill Fulton, City of Ventura Mayor Carmelita Garcia, City of Pacific Grove Mayor Gavin Newsom, City & County of San Francisco Mayor Ann Schwab, City of Chico Mayor Pro Tem Roseann Mikos, City of Moorpark Mayor Pro Tem Don Saylor, City of Davis Vice Mayor Ryan Coonerty, City of Santa Cruz Vice Mayor Sid Espinosa, City of Palo Alto Vice Mayor Jeff Ritterman, City of Richmond Councilmember Richard Alarcon, City of Los Angeles Councilmember Jesse Arreguin, City of Berkeley Councilmember Luis Ayala, City of Alhambra Councilmember Tom Butt, City of Richmond Councilmember Laurie Capitelli, City of Berkeley Councilmember Steve Castaneda, City of Chula Vista Councilmember Steve Cohn, City of Sacramento Councilmember Rob Fong, City of Sacramento Couhcilmember Alice Fredericks, Town of Tiburon Councilmember Don Lane, City of Santa Cruz Councilmember Cynthia Mathews, City of Santa Cruz Councilmember Kevin McCarty, City of Sacramento Councilmember Judy Mitchell, City of Rolling Hills Estates Councilmember Owen Newcomer, City of Whittier Councilmember Kimberly Peterson, City of Watsonville Councilmember Jim Prola, City of San Leandro Councilmember Bill Quirk, City of Hayward Councilmember Tiffany Renee, City of Petaluma Couhcilmember Ed Reyes, City of Los Angeles Councilmember Susan Seamans, City of Rolling Hills Estates Councilmember Dan Wilsoh, City of Portola Councilmember Kriss Worthington, City of Berkeley Supervisor, Mark Lovelace, Humboldt County Supervisor, Charles McGlashan, Marin County Supervisor, Gaile Steele, Alameda County Medical Professionals Dr. James W. Arrott V, MD, Dermatology Lynne Banta, Registered Nurse Nathan Gheen, Registered Nurse Dr. Linda Rudolph, MD, MPH, Occupational Medicine Californians for Clean Energy and Jobs, sponsored by environmental organizations and business. Major funding by Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, California Ballot Measure Committee for Clean Energy and Jobs and Green Tech Action Fund. FPPC ID # 1324059. 110011th Street, Ste. 200, Sacramento, CA 95814 info of~stopdirtyenergyprop.com phone/fax number 888.445.7880 Y E IST TELLS T J ES! (But the laughing gas helps) !T WAS 1498. THE SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE was king. That was [he yzar I helped to start a company that would rent zledric, hybrid. and natural gas cars to the public. tzars before a gallon of gas hi[ $3, our mmpany, EV Ren[aI Lars, was at 14 airports, serving over 200,000 customers. Policies That wpporled envimn- mental vehicles in Califomia helped us to establish and grow our company Twelve years later, I am now a Santa Monica Ci6y Council member and also directing an environmental foundation. Now more than ever, California policy is leading a national trnnsforznatinn to a dean- enerey fu[um. And small businesses an'oss the state are positioned [o deliver [he bene- fits of clean energy. As Robert Kennedy !r. often says, good environmental policy is good economic pol- icy 100 parsers[ of the time. Historical data on energy zfficiency in Califomia supports his claim. The state's appliance and building zfficieney standards hive saved Califomians over $56 billion since [he 1970s- [hat's the eyuivalen[ of $1,000 per household. Over the pass 35 years, energy eficiency measures have been [he cmners[one of Califomans zconomic success story. Clean energy policies are recharging California's economy. Gn:en jobs ere growing 2.5 times as fast as traditional john, and Califomiai dzan<nzrgy economy has attracted more than $6.5 billion in venture capital in the past three years- skym<keting above previ- ous levels. The Global Wanating Solutions Act (A632), Passed in 2006, requires us to reduce ourgiobal warming poll W ion IS per- cent by 2020, and is partly responsible for [his growth because i[ provides market rsr- Lainty that imes[ors need. ' Moving. our economy to a cleanenergy Poture is something [ha[ Santa Monica has been doing for years. City Hall adopted a groundbreaking Smeinable Ci[y Plan in 1994 and became a leader in a movement [ha[ Nos resulted in sus[ainabili[y bzeotning a mainstream practice in governmzm, busi- ncr, and our daily Iivcs. to 2000, Santa Monica became [he first city in the country [o purchase IOU percent of its electricity finm renewable sources, and me[ the 2012 Kyoto glohal warming pollution reduction goals five years early. Through programs like Solar San[n Monica and through pm'a[e action, we quadrupled thz amours[ of solar photovoltaic installations in just two years. In fact there are over 40 "Santa Monica Certified Green Businesszs' here and one of [hz la[gcst concentrations of eerd6ed green buildings in thz country. ' If you are interested only in thz bottom Tine, this "new economy" is already produc- ing results. Anyone who has owned afuel- efticizni rag Installed a compact 6uorescen[ light bulb or purchased an Energy Star appliance knows energy efficiency saves money. Money left in Califomians' pockets frees iL for other priorities. Take the case of [he solar energy system pending approval for installation by the Santa Monica-Malibu Unifizd School Dis[ric[. Thanks to a partnership with Solar Santa Monica, [ha (TLSlllat may install a system that is anficipa[ed to avoid the production of almost 24,000 tool of greenhouse gases over thanext 25 yeas and save over $ I million in energy costs. That's $1 million that will be reinvested in our schools and onr children. To understand what clean energy policies mean m small business locally, The Bra[[Ie Gronp, an independent economic reseatth organization, audited five years o(elecmcity and gas bills from the Rorder Gall on Foutth Street. With carbon-cooing technologies, the Border Grill could completely absorb the small increase in energy costs related to AB 32 by ~aidng the price of a $20 meal Tess than three cents in 2020. That pales in compari- son m [he effect of inda[iori over 10 years: a typical increase of 2 percent per year would add $438 [o a $20 bill. .AB32 and energy efficiency policies are helping small businesses throughout Califomia. Consider Tom Rowmam who Inns Bowman Design Group, a small tyro pony in Signal HiII. He changzd his business practices to reduce energy consumption and found [hat his changes improved everything from the welfare of his workforce to the overall gmnv[h of his business. 'Businesses moat eonsramiv innovate in order to thrivef he says. Everything Tom did had a return on investment. He traded an SUV for a hybrid car and plugged equip- ment into power strips that were switched oft s[ nigh[. He replaced several office machines with a single multi-function unit. When [he air conditioner broke down, he upgraded to the mns[znergy efficient model hz could afford. By slashing its carbon foot- print by 6> percent, Bowman Design saves about $9,000 a year. A lecep[ poll Cound that 70 pemen[ of Califomia vo[els recognize that a dean envi- ronment and strong uonomy go hand in hand. Out-of-stale opponents of AR32 will spendmillions to convince us otherwise. 1n Santa Monica, however, we have already seen [ha[ Bobby Kennzdys claim ix true, and we have the experience already in plae m be a leader in the emerging clean-energy economy. 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