Duke recently sent a mailing to all Glendale residents participating in our aggregation program reminding you that our current contract with Dominion Energy expires January 6, 2012. As of this date, we have not yet agreed upon a new supplier. This means you will automatically return to Duke Energy while negotiations are underway for electric aggregation until a better cost-saving option can be identified. That is likely to occur in the next two weeks. We recommend that you do nothing and simply allow the Glendale aggregation program to take place when a new supplier is authorized. You will receive additional correspondence at that time.
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE VILLAGE OF GLENDALE’S NATURAL GAS AGGREGATION
PROGRAM PLAN OF OPERATION AND GOVERNANCE.
The Village of Glendale shall hold two public hearings on its Natural Gas Aggregation Program’s Plan of Operation and Governance. The first public hearing shall be held at the beginning of the Glendale Council meeting, 7:00pm, December 7th, 2009 and be located in the Town Hall Council Chambers, 80 E. Sharon Avenue, Glendale OH 45246.
On November 3, 2009, the Village of Glendale voters passed a ballot question that authorizes the Village to form a governmental aggregation program for the purchase of natural gas on behalf of the Village of Glendale residential and non-mercantile customers. The Village of Glendale shall adopt its Plan of Operation and Governance pursuant to Section 4929, Ohio Revised Code, and develop an opt-out aggregation program following the public input received during each of the public hearings.
The Plan of Operation and Governance shall include the following provisions: (a) services provided; (b) professional assistance; (c) determination of rates; (d) opt-out procedures; (e) billing procedures; (f) credit procedures; (g) switching fees; and, (h) participation in the aggregation program. All eligible customers who receive natural gas service from Duke Energy-Ohio shall be included in the Village’s aggregation program. If an acceptable supply offer is received, eligible customers shall receive a mailing notifying them of the program rates, terms and conditions and the right to opt-out of the program.
Joseph Hubbard, Mayor
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE VILLAGE OF GLENDALE’S ELECTRIC AGGREGATION
PROGRAM PLAN OF OPERATION AND GOVERNANCE.
The Village of Glendale shall hold two public hearings on its Electric Aggregation Program’s Plan of Operation and Governance. The first public hearing shall be held at the beginning of the Glendale Council meeting, following the Natural Gas Aggregation meeting, 7:00pm, December 7th, 2009 and be located in the Town Hall Council Chambers, 80 E. Sharon Avenue, Glendale OH 45246.
On November 3, 2009, the Village of Glendale voters passed a ballot question that authorizes the Village to form a governmental aggregation program for the purchase of electricity on behalf of the Village of Glendale residential and non-mercantile customers. The Village of Glendale shall adopt its Plan of Operation and Governance pursuant to Section 4928.20, Ohio Revised Code, and develop an opt-out aggregation program following the public input received during each of the public hearings.
The Plan of Operation and Governance shall include the following provisions: (a) services provided; (b) professional assistance; (c) determination of rates; (d) opt-out procedures; (e) billing procedures; (f) credit procedures; (g) switching fees; and, (h) participation in the aggregation program. All eligible customers who receive electric service from Duke Energy-Ohio shall be included in the Village’s aggregation program. If an acceptable supply offer is received, eligible customers shall receive a mailing notifying them of the program rates, terms and conditions and the right to opt-out of the program.
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ADMINISTRATOR TO
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH AN ELECTRIC AGGREGATOR FOR A SPECIFIC TIME PERIOD AS
RECOMMENDED BY THE LAWS, CLAIMS AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEE
BE IT ORDAINED, by
the Council of the Village of Glendale, State of Ohio, three-fourths of all
members elected thereto concurring:
SECTION I:That the Village of Glendale is now
authorized to contract with electric aggregators and has performed due
diligence via negotiations by Eagle Energy, it’s energy partner, and
SECTION II:The
Laws, Claims and Miscellaneous Committee has received a report from consultant
Don Marshal of Eagle Energy, reviewed the facts and determined that the
Administrator shall now enter into a contract with Dominion in the rate amount
of $5.98cents / kWh.
SECTION III:This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency
measure for the purpose of the timely and efficient administration of Village
affairs and shall take effect immediately upon its passage.
PASSED:April 5, 2010
Joseph C. Hubbard,
Mayor
ATTEST:
W. Charles Ehlers, Clerk
Village of Glendale
ORDINANCE 2010-57
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ADMINISTRATOR TO
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH A NATURAL GAS AGGREGATOR FOR A SPECIFIC TIME PERIOD
AS RECOMMENDED BY THE LAWS, CLAIMS AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEE
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Council of the Village of Glendale,
State of Ohio, three-fourths of all members elected thereto concurring:
SECTION I:That the Village of Glendale is now
authorized to contract with natural gas aggregators and has performed due
diligence via negotiations by Eagle Energy, it’s energy partner, and
SECTION II:The Laws, Claims and Miscellaneous Committee has received a report from
consultant Don Marshal of Eagle Energy, reviewed the facts and determined that
the Administrator shall now enter into a contract with IGS Energy for a period
not to exceed 24 months, in the amount of $6.177 per 1,000cf (mcf), which includes the
6.5% Hamilton County sales tax,for the
first 12 month period, the second year rate and acceptance of continuation being
subject to Councils approval.
SECTION III:This
ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure for the purpose of the
timely and efficient administration of Village affairs and shall take effect
immediately upon its passage.
