To: (GT RESIDENT NAME HELD BACK ON REQUEST)
Workshops, due to the amount of material that must be covered, often start in the afternoon, but I try always to insure an evening session, attended by the applicant, appropriate technical staff, and these are specifically aimed at insureing that the working members of the public can provide input into the process, and have questions answered. Workshops are noticed through mailing lists, newspapers (daily papers are the most appropriate--we have provided noticing to weekly and monthly publications with little assurance of adequate notice to readers), and to individuals who have indicated a desire to receive mailed notices. Please, send me a mailing address and I will add you to our list. Again, thank you.
Bob Worl
Robert Worl
(916) 651-8853 (Office)
(916) 798-6096 (Cell)
rworl@energy.state.ca.usl
From: "Robert Worl" Rworl@energy.state.ca.us
To: (GT RESIDENT NAME HELD BACK ON REQUEST)
CC: "Julie Way"
Subject: Re: AES Highgrove Grand Terrace
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:51:33 -0700
Thank your for your questions and your interest in our process. Your questions are being forwarded to staff that are conducting the technical analyses for Noise, and Traffic and Transportation. They are also being forwarded to the applicant. Both questions will be addressed in the Preliminary Staff Assessment (PSA) that is currently being prepared. The next public meeting will be scheduled based upon the publishing of the PSA, and will be in Grand Terrace. No date is currently set for this as we are still awaiting the South Coast Air District's Preliminary Determination of Compliance. That document is necessary for our staff to complete the PSA.
