LA Area Crew Needed at City Hall for Alternative Energy Meeting

[Ravens and Doves]

I just got an e mail from the LA mayor's office regarding the city's use of alternative energy sources. With so many millions of people all driving so many cars and the ships at the Port of LA being one of the nations biggest polluters, I think it's a meeting long over due.

Please, if you are an experienced public speaker (or have something to share that will give the powers something that's persuasive and workable and can express it in 2 to 5 minutes) join me Monday the 9th of November at City Hall.

Paul (818) 731-2969. These meetings are often televised locally, so you ahve the weekend to get ready for a good hair day. Here's a portion of the e mail:
(if nothing else, you can listen to the proceedings on the telephone. If you attend and have a chance to speak, please keep in mind that most LA civic entities are idealistically closer to San Francisco than Arnold the Barvarian or D.C.. Most council members privately find exopolitics an interesting and important matter.... but won't respond in public.... yet)


-----Forwarded Message-----
>From: "The City of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works, Public Affairs Office" <bpw.pao@lacity.org>
>Sent: Nov 6, 2009 2:25 PM

>Subject: Alternative Technologies -- Important Meeting Monday Nov. 9
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>Dear Stakeholders,
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>On Monday, November 9, 2009, the City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works is expected to hear the recommendation from the Alternative Technologies project to begin contract negotiations with the only remaining proposer under the emerging technology category for the development of the first emerging Alternative Technology facility in the City. The Board Report and the agenda will be available on-line on November 6, 2009 for public review. Go to <http://eng.lacity.org/dpw/ebreports/> and click on the agenda listed for November 9, 2009 to view the agenda and the Board Report.
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>You are welcome to attend the Board meeting in person at City Hall (Edward R. Royball BPW Session Room, Room 350, City Hall) or calling to listen to the Board's proceedings that day (213-621-CITY (Metro), 818-904-9450 (Valley), 310-471-CITY (Westside), 310-547-CITY (San Pedro Area). Board of Public Works meetings begin at 9:30am. You may also call the Executive Officer at 213-978-0262 for information on the agenda.
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