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Home My WebLink AboutFinal Petition Submittal Part 4 - color copies ~nitiatiu , ~►r a erendu mi IPetltlon ' District County City: .....t n rr : tlj- aa~~lat Ti061 or::M~sura~ itte; ` 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new Incal clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. l' V ' I - _ :,..:1.•t.7.1 t.'77l7 . l Text Proprysed'chart~r;br'ordir►~tite ol-aeitt 6-f ordi' ance!a;r;ehacked by'local governing body r] I va. ilable from CirCUldtor Included..~leI" P An Ordinance Requldng the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new. local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as bas necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. 00 IVarries and itesidence bddresses 11W Williamson Wa7 Instiructions'for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have sipped and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -i Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. --1► Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. GWarning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to S years. instructions for'; Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. --i► Sign a petition more than one time. - I~ Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet i 11'.! 1. :.I'll •I:I I t I:i I 'i'il I ( (r7itiativ, ar a~;ereindum' , Pet~tlgn County. [®j City [ : ` r [`District. III !I I ~ li! I I I:,I. II 1{ 1. I '.I 1 I I 1. t l 1. I I 1 O~~ot Title or' Md~lre ,Tii+le "I Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectrio-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. .uu ,.'•~l .I , , ••0. I 1" 111 _L, T eX_ Prep sed: c a1t~1r ordirl~ftt;e oirte>tt bf ordinnance. a$;ehacked by local governing body AVailable from CirCUllator ~:Intludeci..elow:' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric uuuty Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from qew, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as we necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Pttti r1e1"6 ' IVarrtesantilesd' II 4f en~e btlresse s p. iNl,tt Carol (A),14-dr- IQ , auk/: -(Aorr (01111amson W T9 Instructions for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructluris for Signers' i Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet cep 2C01-1 1,& nItI1abV.0,Qr It ferendum I~etltlon , , County: Ci tY District illll~ 1 .1•11~~:,.~i. , „,.Ii,.~~ I 1 1 ~ ,•s 6A.0 t Ttle or Mee~re T'rlet' 1 ~F. I I 1 1 II I '.I .1 1,1 I II 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. - 1 I.rl' •.I' ! 1 ~1 ~:I+.I'I'~' !.t 'YEXt PrQpc~5ed 'c artnr ldr ardirra{~hte oi-101tt bf ,brdi ance! iwehacte Id 1 p , d by ca gov ruing bpdy Available" ilable• from Circulator Included' Belo W: An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions. and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. '~Fief,Pt~tit dne' I~'• ' : r r IVarrtes and Residence bdresses Iq . C , i Ca r ob a i(d~e~r- ~nttfu Instruction'srculators . 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. G Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. lns,ftuctidirrsfgr' Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet 1616kilve, or. Referendum' IPet~tlon County City: El-District Oailat Title ilor:1VI re T' le' ' i 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 2010100% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ;l~l Text~Prp used c„arty ,bt ardlnalttce ai°ae~tt bf drdijnance~a$ et;arted hy'Incal governing bpdy.. dvallabl . from Circulator In ti ded:.i~elow An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change is caused in large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the elecbictiy used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, End appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Petit rrners. Nia- es anti rrrl tips dance Adresses 11; ~ Cho) (JU l (del' I Rbu olhamsa>h Wa.7 C-00 Instructions fof Circulatiors 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instruction ' s foM Signers , 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. - Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet , i. rnit~atly , 4r R ferendum P, t! fl*6h , CountY• City District till Q' • ot Title or;MdxlGre Title ; ' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and- clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. eXt PrQp~5ed:'c~tarte~ Idr nrdm2i~hte oi°:teitt bf cirri) ante. acted. lo l over. ' 0n9 J 10 ca sntng body Avaiiable from Circulator Inclutled below An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to stowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. . 4cries and I#Wece ddresses Imcc h C~O1 Uu I (JZrr- , o MDAV14 ot ea' _ fibliar.- R. ~ t~fuae~/ Uri! an wal T Oflf Instructions for Circulafers 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. -a Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. nstruct16'l h for, Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: ' Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. - Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet 1 • .,~C! I ...ICI , t.,, , i•, tlnlteatlu~, c►ir ~#eferendum ptet~t~gn ' ' ~ ! ~ , , • , p Countiyc City= District. 10~~1at1?itle orM~~slUreTitle' ~ ~ ' , , I ~'"~~I III I~ !4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. , I ..I , IL-. L, II ..!tl , i:• :.LIr' , t lih: , : P •.I i .I. 'i ea .Prp~&sed:'c art~~ i3 ordtn2lttce oi° ton bf urdipan~e~a.;:;ehacEiyd by local governing body. Available 66m Circulator included below An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused in large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The Cily of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. 1 ~iief'Ptlt rlrie~S IVarrtes and esid It ante bldresses i Carol a)1(d K ntt7Fu~e( 'I&' withamson GVa•Al ID,~ (:Z 9 fyly scrr~ vG.. lnstructions for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. G Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. lnstructidris for' Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -i' Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet Cr. r~etiatlVe' Iqr Referendum ~etltlt~n County: 4: It'd tY• District a to Oa~l ~I.ilr ~ r r ot Tide or Nldasi"ro'rtle' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and .clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ;.r Yeut Prppsed c~tart~rordir►2fihce of e>ttbfor 1 ance~a 'eHa d clad hy?dcal overnln bpd available from Citrcuiator An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of dimate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020, Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Clief.P .Itirrne r IVs es.anditesdente bddresses dr,1w (cA COW01 wit duel'- R. ou7 / Instructions for Circulafors . I Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. instructions foN Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -1► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet ~nitiatiV6,,or ],Referendum' hetitiOrt ! [ county C tY~ District a i n 'i:r r i i is ri•i ~i. i t i- .i . 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland products 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. i 00. TeXt Pi~~dsed c~tartac br ardin~1tce oi°:a tt bf ordipa~a$'ehacted hylocal governing bpdy.. [ `dvailable from Circulator ~ Included. elouv; An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own eleFtdc utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. ~Nief Petit ri'ner IVagirtes and l ita idence bddresses i " ! 1'i ► + E w~,cc l~ Carol a) I Id-e~ R. pacctu el l Instructions for. Circulko: rs 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. -1► Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instruction s fort;5igners : 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: ' Sign another person's name under any circumstances. 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City: District Q' • ill, 1 Oa~lot Tide or M~s~'rt t. 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated noel fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ppo5ed c~tart~r b~ aidinaltlce of :text bf drdipance. a$ snacked In local overntn bad v g . g y dvai~able from;Circulator, , ~.included..etow An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to stowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. C ief P~t~tibners luarrtes and side" den6" ddres h se . S rl w~,cc.~ CIa~oJ (~U ~ (d~~ ~ au ~ Instructlons for- C1irtu!jj6rs:,;.'1 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Initructirins for,Signers' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. -3 Sign a petition more than one time. -f► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet rLI -SEA-.. s+ ~011t1 p atlve, 4r ~ ~ ~erendum~ Petltlgr • i R Count Y• V: []`District 0Apt Title or.MeSore Mot ' ' . 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ~.'i,I 1111 ~.ii , .1' ext,PrQp sea ;c artarbf nrdtn~rbce Oki 6 brdlftdncera$;ehacted i~y?rlocal governing bpay dvaiiable from Circulator ~;lncluded- eloulr" d.. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new. local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions. and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief P tip n"66", IVamiis antl i~esidente biidres e' 5 S I,:; Instructions fort Circulators I Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. - Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. --I• Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructions for Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet 'I . I ~ .rl-I', 1 11.;I 1. ;.i•1 1 i',: i 1 1 '1 ~'rnlt~~tlv~,:gr Refereirrdum Petit~~in 1 I , 11 1 1 , County' ❑ City: [J-DIstnct I1 I 1 1 .1 1111,1 I ,'1.1 1 a,11 I I '0a~10711016:10V! MdA tie'' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. 1 This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. . i•1 I .I..,f ; I 111 Ili. .1t ~1i,1' 1 ,!1 1 '1. I 1 1.1 1!I ~ 1. I ::11. :.I 1 i - ~ t Prp t 5ed charted dr,ordina{thce-`q',e>fC bf ordinance. a$,eharted hy;local gover ntng a d y. ~►Vaiiable from CirC ia UltOr ® nclude ..~elow,-,- b An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused in large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. 1 I ; 1 Chief Pt7t 11er5' IVari~es antl tpsiden~e'bddresses l 19. i , ~a f w~,cc~h Carol UU 11d-er- 9. poidwell Instructions felr Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements do any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. i► Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -4 Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructions fors Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: ' Sign another person's name under any circumstances. - Sign a petition more than one time. -1► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet er:, 296 fe„ ,,,,,c ^nc ,r„ rnitiativ, 4r. C] :Rerendum' petit~c~n 10. Couhit City: E)` District. 6~6 Titie or:Mt s r1 rtle'' ' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. , , ~..r., ~ :.i{.. , , : :.V Te>rt .Prp sea ha rte br ardtnal oiraext bf brdijlance a$;ehacted by local governing body . ` dVai~ablte ftcOm clrCU~atOr ~.~nCIU(iL'4 he ow An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused in large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own eler(dc utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. . ~hief'P tltiOners. Names and tiesidence b dresses rpfW MICA C"01 iAJ i (d-ei- IQ ,~du7 -fibe willlamson War. S&S. T 1D,e monsry) v Instructions for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. - Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. instructions fp" Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. -i• Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet rnltiatit► Iqr t#eelrendurin Petitign County; ~.CitY~ District. ...~Titl ~,I j l i. Itl: I I toe' or: M~~snri 'Tale 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. " ! .I , , i I .I ; I. I,I .,,i ~ I i i 'I i•,• I i... I I. I :.il YeXt PrQpbsed c arty:'o QrdittJttt:e tii testt~fortli ance~a$'eHacti~d I' local overnin bod EJ AVa lab P v g . g v.. i h from Cilrculiator f ncluded .elouli . An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Petit ne a r IV rues and #~side ~e + ~ ~ n bddresses Carob a) Id-er' 11ber ol hamson Wa7 500 T bif S ` I .9 IU fC~r'I vG.. Instructions for Circulators 2 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements do any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -I, Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 yearsj insti t:1ai h d s for; Signers. 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet CC1 SM :~,i,:.il:::'rl';':r•j: ',ji! r r, 1; 1, •.~II ,li, i:. ';;n„:;1'i r ; , • _ .t .i . o ~ e~l►~~~, a~~t~l~~ :1: . , i it :,.1 ~ ' • ,t .District:' :,~:1 . :r:l:fifi.:,::.~' rr •'I' I:i.l it •1;,!,.::1 ::I illl rill. it ..l.l lil'r r. r.,r•r.,.l :r;ill.::.,, 1...:1:.,,.,.•:'.:. :':1,1.._:1:'. . ' d rl ~ r , Elal~of 7~fld~'or 'AA Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution-being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. 1 The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. rl.rl., l 1•i d~1-j1,~. ,I ~rrf ail 1( ~ii.i:i l.il ; "'~i j: Sid+: jll it i.i.:.ii -i I1 'i'e311 pipi5~s¢d c tatter br:lirdln~nce of teit bf , lpani 4e chatted by; local governing body: [ Available frem Cllr tlator includei~ below An ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Ifs own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced firm new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. section 2. The City of Ashland shat enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. ~ili..pir .:ur::.:w:a.rrr.i::: of f~ r..: r . r.... h 1 i . ai li k 1 r „ r.. tilt nerd Dames 5nd~ e i • I '1 • i~. :.1:~: .a.a: 1: • • ~ : , . ~Q I! s denfe:hddresses • ...r . > is 1'i, .li:f i 1 : FL.:':71j.1 r . 1, . m fW mtcA C.ouro w I R. pain!/ wadtawl,san 4(1aV InStructlons`for Clrculhtors 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: - Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Malce false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. - Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. in54,Uk" 11,6 is fait, Signers' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator malces to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01 I l • • I i''i I • • ~Ini~e~~ive,:~r ~~~.er►eri:~l~artn h~~o~i~n 1~4~, I~ . 1 ' Di'istn ' CQdnty... , 1 City. ct.. _ I.,1 rnr -t'I ill 11. 1 . .I r. t .i 11 .ljil Ir:.., I,,. ':lilt. ~ l.I:: I.• '~1 X1..1 - ~ 1 ~il• ' .,i 1 .i ` I., . . 1. M~ihs~iNdTit~e~` ill' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the Initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. . 1 The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. 'this proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. I.t..,l.;. f.l' ..r lit. ~1"p„1 p, I.,•rlll l.l•1 i S I1..., 1 e31# pip~i~s if'clia~t0~bra~rJltih e-:o17469t,&or~hn~e'as' ehacted.byaocalgoverning wady Avallab~e fr(f11r1:ClrClllatoi~ ;:~.~t1CIUdeC~-below:') ' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resnuree by the Year 2020 Reclials: j Whereas climate change is caused in largo part by human action Whereas Ashland dtizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric uVNIy Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of She electricity used In the City to be produced ham new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. . , . , . , . r f x1.1:.1 . 11, •111. 1, f • , 1 •,1 r . T I Ilx r. . ,,1 i i . ^ . •1 i. :ll 11. x.1..11 Irl r 111/.. 11 ..:1 . .1.. : 1. 1 i I . 1 i. : 1 1' 1 u,. i • 1. :.1~ .:r.. ''1:..... "1-' rl :'1 : i:~• ,.~.I :'li':I.': i:f.i •.I ~~t.. •'.i ii;. .•,v.:}:~.,:. . .j If . A 41.;,:: • , . I 11..1 , ..,.1... .l 1. .:Ii i:~ i ll 'sq; Ch1ef.P~ivit~~ner Dames. .5nd!1lesiden~e ddrdsses I &W01 a) lwder- R. Igo iwe I/ lnstructions'foireirculhtiors; 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Malce false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. In*ktlorls foil Slgiie'rs' 1 ; 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator mattes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. 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I, 1; r•' hallo 711 t1~: ow i aisfii~o.Titie L: :Ire 4 insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the `title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ..1 : 1.1.1 {-1 1i, 1,r ,'1.1 1•. 1:, iii : ' 1. , '1. •.1 :.1. 1 ~:!:,1{~ t...,•`'.t:. .I r li b' • Yill'tibn '''ot-t'aitt 6f d lp.3 i' 64~ '6Nacted b' iacal' ovorning bbdy AVallab~e from C1rCUlatOr nClUdeci ~e11vW 7'eilt.Prpfit~sd- arty r;b ice rrl p V. g. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 pervard of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Radials: Whereas climate change is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own elepldc utltily Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shaft enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and lake necessary actions as we necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. nr.. , . ..1.. I., ...I.I .I r r, . I.., : 1".I.:, .I:! . I ~ I'. .Y ftt' •:1"'~!i:....: ,I., Chlef• p~tlt ne iUames ~~nd itesiden~e ltddrdsses • :I 1, • 4... witha lrsan Wa,7 5&5* Tay/Doe / 9 dylU Sc~'J I ve- Instnicti i cir Clrculbiors 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Ins '01% for: Signers' I` 1, Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. --3► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev, 01/16 ORS 250.01! T T, i .I tD ie riO r .t . 1!~~ ~....r, 1 ul.l 111!• I, r..,.1 ..I . u..,l. q;ll;r:r1;.I!~II,~ 1 Irl.r ...1:1:•:.11 il. I.1-r ' d I: : r'j : r,r,: ;Pn,: :'iii i.' !:1!: :;I.. ! l i • d~liiof;i~;ow d.;! it e i 1!11:1 al i.i i ' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the Initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must Include the number of the ordinance jresoiution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 60% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. i.lrrp ttit~~'~ ri~jii{iiY l i.i:iliiii•i i. i'•1:'!~ifi -~iit ia~l~. of,text 4 fi !ce ~i p~nre ehacted. by Ioca1 governing Bady , CI, dvalllabie 7"eilf 66M Cirtuiator : l ncludej below An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to stowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric uuuiy Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new. local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shell enact such ordinances and reeolutons. and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as we necessary to Implernent the requirements of Section 1 above. Ll mmw( mes ess a flip.( M(cA loC (A) IK I&V wi6hQt:Wl,Stn wa7 SOS T a-4 12,10- J dylU/~fb~ d Instruaion0ir ClrculhtMS. ' I' 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the cirodator certificatinn. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests Information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. --d' Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer Initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. W Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. ins'60 ions foi'' Signers' ' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. --t, Sign a petition more than one time. - i► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. 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If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 809/6 is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ; I..i. j. , t. i uiji I;1-•I 111 ~ , I i r. j,i ~ ii. . T'euf Prpod riart~~ br i~rdin~nice oh'text bf or~hpnr'a$ eHacEed by local governing body: [ Available`fronn Circulator 'Q~ inctgded below An ordinance Requiri" the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas ciimale change Is caused in largo part by human action Whereas Asldand cltinens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shd cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020, Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such fhuhds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section i above. :Chief Pt 1 itiQneK Nam'"" hnd ilesidente Add 4sses'`' rv fW wt,ct Carol WIid-err I 1 i instructions'for Circulators . 3 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. $ You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements fo any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Cv Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructions for Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. s It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. i• Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 369 rev. 01/16 Olts 250.01. [ ~nltative qr [~e,ereinduriri hetitlgn 'I ! County; District O~~IotTitle.or'M~,~si~r~ Ttie .rl, ~ l t t ' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ~.•I.-!:I .itl .t„.I-. t;,':, 1 :I'I;'•t t I IKt Prpp~sed : 'Ye : c, art~i:br ardir►nce o~ ae>tt i~f drdipance.~a;ehacked by local governingo bdy ;dVa. liable from ClrculdtOr ■ ' n d G ' e ELI I .d d eIOW. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief P tlt~bner5` Names anti flesidente"A r i , Ad asses ! r , vn dtJ MICA Carol uJiId-6r- R. out/ .1APOr s / instructions for Circulators . 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. 0 Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years, instructions for Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. -i Sign a petition more than one time. i' Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet :i,t.:. I.: t:1.1::•I!i'. ti,,: . 'I ; ':r, I;I`: li'. 1.111':;1 . .;Ilii ;'ki.: 1 r 1 , _ 1 , ,:::lrl U Jlnhki~iv~;:ditr 6~~~eret'lidiartrii`~e~i~ars~► Iris, : t ~ 41 ' CQun~ ' •r City; • District: I.~:l .I;I:f~1 I 11 i'•li'~I'1:1 :11.,i ,1 x..1.14 11'1.•1•„•1•,.l ••1 :1:'::1.1.. .'t' 1 ~ :'1 i 1,{ i., l tit. .{'y:!;!;~I,..1:I., V~ ~P. '.j;li i t'1 i I `'l . i' n{.:r''''1~; ; ,I• ' ' nal~o tlx: oi" Ml Waml 7 t I 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric 1 generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. . .....I ~ tlw., .r 1:. 111111•: ii1...:j,.l)'p { 1:1.1 I 1 11i,•i: "i 1: •5:.'tiltl ill i.I.' I I 1 1-. :.I t. tI• .1. 1l; 1., ,!1 1-:111: ! !'.'',:'n'i'"'.. LiI .,1 T+e3t~ Prp{~ds~d cUilt l~•br;abrdiniince of ae>tt of brrilpanFe'aS eHacfed byI cal governing bpd- ~lvailab~e from Cire Iatdr ncludei below ' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent or the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland ctilzens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric ulMy Section 1. The City of Ashland shop cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall ened such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. b::4 b`C'.:J•'ti d.. . ih . ,l i.4Jn.y.:i,.qi r,1 :.1':a uj. n'0.10:4: J:4::i:a..:.,..4 I.1 : {1 II 1.i I' .1tN1 '1.. ..I:I . . . 1`....v '1', l:. 1, I. .I•. :t:.' 11!;'.1'•:1.i :I .II 1 `L• iltis rl , . :.j i I i:, i' ! ..4 .l. Chief:Petit~lptielr, lUames ybelltesidt±n e:liddr~sses 4 m iWmtlc C of to ild-err- Baufu rI& Wathawosan IiVa 50o -T- /n4 1NT J~ 9 O~IUr~tr 1 r irtstructions'fiit Clrculbtors I Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. S It is against the law for circulators to: a Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -i` Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. fly „1 , ' • Init uakrts fob: Signers'..: 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 t=ill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. s It is against the law for signers to: --i. Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -i► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01: i~l, i'. T! eras • uilritt;pl~►~fli , • . . . , , ;i,:-: : , : :III:-: ,x n, 11 .1, .1 la I tt. t . ,1 a , p ,1 1.9 1 , . , , . •n, , l l ~ i~ I :~1,• ;'1 i n.' i , . 111 A'. i,•n, : t,yti`p . 1 . I. ..1'Ic, : qi ::~'•:.i: I 11 , tln: 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10%e of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. "this proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. • . .1 . : nl,,,.: r.. , : „Ij,,. , ,.I.I ,,,I:n , r,r,• n,:,, I::,1 : i I i.:"•i i:i i.. •.I i. • i:. <.i .S Teii4',pr'p.14 iarE60, , bi liri*ice of =tent bf 0tdlp'nce'a¢ ~ehhcted by local governing burly Avallab1e from Circulator ~nclu..ed ~lelow ,I An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas clirnale change Is caused In iargo part by Ihhhman action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric ul Mly Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the elecWdty used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from end after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and reholutons, and apprmrlale such funds and take necessary actions as me necessary to Implemerd the requirements of Section 1 above. ,u J'A , •Chief.Pntlt~+phe iVames Fund ttesiden~e,hddrdsses mw( iW mtcA r'"O'l dd-er HOW OQ' Wadhawtison Wagi ~ mynSt 7 dc- instructionsifor Circulatiors ; , 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to- Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer Initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. W Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Ins 'U ons~ fort Slgriers' i., 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. focal Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01' .:i"!:~':. I; iii. i.f ,i::' ..rl.l•, ;I: ,:I.1 :;i • .Ilit'.::I: i.: ,•i,:l . !.'i •i U ~Glltlr"A 1l/Q':(pY dt~ ~reri L ll 1=0 "1 21,67 'f , j )I .ill... . .i: 1 :1 i...,, , 1 l' f,..f y„f. f• . , • : ...:S:• i=` : f'; ry1 fan. • j I Idl:i,./l,..l„f,n.•1, f,,.: i ;tin::. 1 l,i 1!1.; ,1.~ i. :.i~ : i.`•' : S :I I ! Ei~l~`Uf',Yjtl~: o1'•Njd~15~11~~.'T'it~e is ; ~~as{ ~~~I ~ ~ it ,:,,i , . •i Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinanceIresolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. i., .1 : .,t,.,,t.i t . ,fl. ,,,if,{•1. 11 f f.l It il,.f.i~t . f'i• 1' , .I I :i : 1•. ..i :.1. • art ~ iirdi'ti6o~of te>;t of ot7110 ` ~ne'a enacted by local goy~rritng bpd'y 11vai1ab~e 1rt~m :Circulator; ` ~'Includeij i~elow it ` ' t bsed - :7'e 4 .P mid......., , r.. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recllals: Whereas climate change Is caused In Imp part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric utllity Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electrictiy used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources fmm and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds end take necessary actions as are necessary to bnplement the requirements of Section 1 above. ;1 414, 1 .ilgf 1 ,.d.i , i'ii': .:I- .(!.i . 1 1 , , d;3 i iill,:•: t.. 1 ,1 : ! ~..';i and : • potlt der Dames s!ttesiden -Addtdkses Chief 1 li 1G.f t~ Carol U) I 4-6r- / 00 W edhawlson Wa4i Instructions'foir Circulators; ; i - 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to- Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Q~ Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. ins'66 ir►rts Moir; Signers' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -1► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev, 01116 ORS 250.01: 4nltl AiVe, oir eferendurn Petition Ceur~tY; City: . District. Q' i . 'i.'I'f- ;i:l 111.1.1- 1: '1'r.. , I.I I' I'!'. 1 1 .i ,!.11 1 I !e , • 'I I I 1 I I' I~ aq1.:' ~ I 1'J ~ Lf I ' ~ t 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is .hydroelectrio-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. I'.' 1 it 11. f, aI ttl -t.rdirl~f I ~ ,.I•i1 i,~ bf1 . d pac! I 1elit: r : I•..1 I ; , - rp 'c~t-iJ' ftte oi'st or 1 n ! ' Tekt ~P 5ed low" enacted by local governing body [_dvailable from:Circuiator Includedre An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Petit n rS e.lUarrtesand! esid i4 , . # eki' a hdtlresses MV1 dtJ MICA C"01 W 1(d~~ 'I& waltamsm Wa7 5&5 T4411D S-` / 9 ~IU tt !fir v~ Instructions for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. S It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements do any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. [0-* Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructions for signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. - Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet .II 'i'!0.4; 1..9 „I„ i i i, l+1 MUM 20. lullirl` h011 on r CQ nt [ 'clay: strict: tl~W MAR --a.Ttje 11:;r, :i 1 4 insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the `title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordlnance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. 6'eitf'Prp{~r s d~c+iatt~~'bj'.;nrdi'n~h}ce olr4eitt bf o~diji n eeh6cte~ t;y iacai governing baay ( Available frinm Circulator` ® li c tj eta below:' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of The Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Rectials: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland d tizens have a responslbltily to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after aro year 2020. Section 2 The City of Ashland shad enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implemanl the requirements of Section 1 move. I , } 4: j_, r 1 . b '1 Ctilef•Rltiti iiet~ ~iames~andllesidenteAlidrdsses' '(¢lo odltarnasarl wa,7 L. ~~rS T /a~ /9 O~IUr~fa~ tnsteuctions fcir Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. $ You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -••io- Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -i► Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. - Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -a Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Inst~uc~ions COI', Signers' • , 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 rill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it Is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. - Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Focal Petition Cover Sheet SEL 369 rev. 01/16 ORS 250-01! ~rntiafiue; tqr t#e erendum` )dt1t1glr [ Couritiy.~ . District lils t? Yr. I.i' O~~~Ot-Title oir:M~,~r~ Tile I, I, I I I I Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the lacal governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. :"'F i i.j;:. , t .,:I~. . i. :.i'I I . , - 'Ye3it Prp~bsed'c~tarta ordin~~hce oi°a~att bf o rdi' an$`ehacketi b local o+ve nin . p _ _ v g . r _ g b'old' y. Available frolm:Circulator, included below ' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new. local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief;P tltldrtelrs lVamesandlftpsiden~ebddr; sses'' r. w~,crl~ CoUro (~U ~ (d ~efr ~ o~//. p I~t~il~r~:ivtsar► Wa7 SAS' T-aJ4-1-V#L %NT 9 Mu4soz, Ve- Instructions' for Circulatiors . 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instiructirins for Signers 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -t► Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. it ~ •r :.ri l; 1'• I I :r1 ; I: i+: ''i' U aaifi~eilv~;:car 6ke~r,ri.irt;~e~lilmD1 tl 0 Ctulnty. LI , 'r' [ C~1ty: iDistri i. r• r•lb•.n+:r ,.1. 'rq r. x.6,...,1" ''1 ai alb . .r J.6, . . , .1 r td r r...l m . p 3.;,.„Si. 1'^ ,.•.u : .'S' L: . t 1111., 1 n. .1 ,.,I,..I;r,tr ifn,. r 1.+:: I;j; t't r..l,:ai:. ..r' i dl:i .I', r r' :1A. t y~ 1 1 ~MI~J sdil~ T' e , !~♦~~~oii'-.■.. do~ ~ 't~ .^,l :1i.r,:ri.ll:r : i[:•1~j:: ~ ':j1.: :.;li .,a. .1~. 1 4 Insert the final ballot title of the Initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10%a of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric 1 generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. h..... r.,., 1 1': r ii: :.i', • i:i' : r. 1 Tei11. Ph 's ii t 4Ftel~'br d~rtlin~tlce oi;teitt bf nFe'a eliactetl b"local overning body : /~valiab~e Om.~h'Cu~atOr MnC~udei ~eiow An Ordinance Rerlydring The City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by taxman action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responathlilly to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric u11Nly Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources (tom and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shed enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. . . . n r , ..ao:r.. .n. n, ....rr m :.r u.q ..,.n;r.rn, r..c r,:.,,n..: • `1- , r , r. !r rl. r ,r ..1 • 1 : r 1 r. r.. ..i.. ..'r.r..: .:ir.... ••L I h .,r r r. ..1 . t. r.. I ;.i:': r,:r rj:~.... r:;. .i.:i' :,i-. Chlef--.* l 0he"l iVafnes.~ndlltesiden~e:bddr~s'ses Din 1W wcA Carol a) I ld-e iFbOw l/ If (OV 01IM049M W6&7 S(~S T HID4 IINT I 9 mms&d, dc- lnstructl, sfoirCirculhtors; 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the taw for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -i' Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. QDWarning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. In~t~'uc~iorisfoitSlgners' .1 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 rill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. q Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. - } Sign a petition more than one time. - Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01: 'Fi{,:pl:' t ^r'l r;;;}. rl'p:,•,.;, •bi9. ..In. 1': :~tnite~o~tly~+sAl*..[],ite~er.~r~~~artn ~~~i~lff91'11 i•1 . ~ j. ~ 1 • . [~gntlty i T ' rl Oitll~ District: , f . (.1. 1 I..f r 11 I I {r t. t . 1.1 1 !,{!:rr ;ISrr,t{_-,r V,• i;l:"; El~~ot!Yjtl~:or' iUjf~bsL `Tine , .I:Ii.ir.la.ff:. ;;I..kl . 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinancelresolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10%e of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 60% is hydroelectrio-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and .clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement- To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ,.':L..{', : rq~ihryr i. ra' ,.i: i,._,' "i`I•: ..1_. r~- :,:ia. dA~~ !di'ri~n ' d aett 6f d~ i` drii{e'h en6ctedr1 "iocai ` `atiemin bid dvallab~e from Circulator: ® ncluderj itelow ` r 01t':hmft~s¢ arc r, tl R F v: it. g Y 11 An Ordinance Requi ft the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change whereas Ashland owns Its own electric ullilly Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such hmda and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. r. {lrr .r. r.. rr,. I, rr .Ir • .rrl r . T . 1 r. r. I . ,.r : r . , 1 r 6 . r. . r.r 1 r r . . , a::.;:.i: 1.',: ':1:' ~ i :ur If 11 r r { ..l . :.I.1 r r : : . 1.r . r.:. t ..Ir .I ..t i •I ":1:. .1..:^I"':t.r••!P:;.. r } r • 4 • rl . 1 Chief R~tltIf'{Me"'. ~ialnes sand ltesiden~e hddrdsses ~7~ f~ Wit C.a~oJ ~ 1 ~ 'r*rr' lQ ~otttu~!/ odfl(kdlrtsen watl 5+(ps !D4 UI CJ~l fir( rc Instruction n" 06ir Circulators; 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. a 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: --;o. Circulate a petition containing a false signature. --1► Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to self signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. (DWarning violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. 74 IIi1 ~`UC Oi15 0~', S1 herS'~ 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01! i ~filth atlve, Qr [ RQ erendum Petitlgr III County; . Citys District ~ . I :le, ` I, I 1 gahot Title or'MOsLro Tit i 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. 1 •I' I , I : ''ext+prpposea'c artet b ordirti2lttce oi-:,teatt Of prd . i ante as;ehacted: i y local gov rningbpdy.. ' Vai11able frbl'1rf ClrCll~atde ; inciudeci.below ` . An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of dimate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. 1 S -CFief'Ptit nets'; ~4~: IV m s and i#esidente Addresses I I I rl mm f~Ir,I MICA . carol w ~ Id-e~- R ~oc~~/ .ftors, mitramsann Wal 5&5 -ir lve st 'a5y Mv4sc4 1-~n vc- Instructions for Circulators . 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. 10 Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instruction s fol~; Signers ,1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. tnral Pje+rar....-_.__ ~r~tiative, n e,erendum Peon ' County: Ci District: Q' . f .I 'I:1 r' le or:M~, Sre:Titlel' 1 1,1 t I . l' Oa~lat Tfi 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. I I1 I:I, itn I i;.;, I . i' Ye1Kt?Prpi~sed c arttse of orduittce of ae~tt bf,ortiipaneehacted ~y' local goys fining body. /~Val~able fr01If1 <CI~CN~BtOt nclude . ~1 ~ d .e.ow. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new. local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief.P tit ner,. 44a es and ~Q rn esidenke bddresses i ix; E ~,cc.~ Cou~ol (JU ~d1err' IQ RoUlWetl /No Or w,ltta sort 5&!S T!yllle ST M517 AmS&4 4)W vC Instructions few Iirculators ' : , , 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -4 Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. LRV Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Inst ruction. 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: ' Sign another person's name under any circumstances. -3 Sign a petition more than one time. - I• Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet a i. ~ :•lii I.... .I'I:! I - .I;V t 1. ..:I, i':.I. I . initiative; r :I ferendum Petition 'I' ! 1a [ County: Ci ty: ['District. :f i I:1 f i III.~.1 I„1'I 1 I I_.I,I' I!~. I I I I,,. I , , ot-Title or!`N1dbgI rd Tile'' 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. 1 I. 1 i--1 Yext+PrprSSed'c arte~bir prdtttalttce oi°atatt bf ordian~e~;ehacted by local governing body [_:dvaiiable fcom:Circuiatorincludedeloul►; An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, lnc:el and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own ele0ric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Potit Hers Names anii 1#esid I ! 6h .ddr 4~ esses i p E~,c,I wl,cc.~ Cour01 ott / Orr (01111amson Wad 5&5 /Die S-t lnstructions for Circulators 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: -a Circulate a petition containing a false signature. --I► Make false statements do any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -l► Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. LRV Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years, Instructions forSigners ; 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet ~nitiat ve,4r t Of .611du'rn.pet~tlgn Countiy; U City. C~District .L i 1~ II ,I, I IL , I EtailotTtie or.M~re,Titlel' ;I,',`~ 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. :.I•I i. TeXt Prp dsed'c, arterb~ ordtr► qce be. >tt 61 oiaq inceHacted by?local governin bad dVailable from g y Circulator, ;Included helouu;";' An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New. Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In large part by human action Whereas Ashland citlzens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric utility Section 1. The City of Ashland shall cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as are necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. Chief Petit CfnerS,IVarrtescind psid ~ Ft antehddresses • , i AFC.! MICA CoW01 U11 Id-er- ~ po~ctu~el/ f/o Or w1111ocotsor, Wal 665 T /D~ 9T MoISC 4 ~ v~.. rs , Instructions forX rcula o 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -i► Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Vff Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Instructi~Ins foi' Signers . 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. Local Petition Cover Sheet - it•1r. 1•p~.HiFrir:i':- ei`.Y~%~r_ :.rkl•:iF:.~••..g1•i; 4. .4.- _ _ rpnrS. _ :r- i 1y ' 71' "1 _ ' F • = t-1 i fir: r2~Ci•.pi,e.: " r ~ ' i ~ . - y _ l.: : i:t : - - _ f'4 ' . 7r}~~' _i I'✓! -1::v{'w:~ 4 Vii: . . •f r i. _4.: UWN_~i~=-- - - - `t-. ~•_-~-,*a=t~w_ 1.1° tai: i!'{=.-_ ~~'rYN _y't-rij~^: --Tl.i•-.'{-Y-'~A•-•L - • ~y• _ • r. '.:Y ::•:-d lit. 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SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approxhnately one percent of the comrnurilty's etec h icity creeds with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder Is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 608/6 is hydroelecftk generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from now, local and .clean sources and that the City itself be response for such production. The City of Ashland present does not own, presently operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10a/o local, dean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and finding for capital projects and operations. 4.. t. "s:... i-~•«''~,:rl"I:.;'~"+,j-~f,~'Nw?~:,.,.;jji:~:l'~i~iW~ it'ri'j'4'g.'u:.frt'"7'~db`r'• ^'f..':; Yi.t*a_ .'!~`.ii-..: - • :Tent!+pis~rl'irttMf t1j `oi tit of 4 z E. . - eiihct8: latI;►er~►ing`i dradqw,, ~Or~dnahca Re eft So Cry ofAuhiwW lol io pmh= OFIM ttaed ti the ~ Gnta NeM. tCt end CN= Resa rmby §mYow2020 Wim ew dbade rdrarrgs b caused k, isrga part by htsrmn at I whatem AddmW ddmmta„a a respurmbNp„ to conktarte iolowing ar dknate dwen" Whsreea As daW mans ft am d cft uft Section 1. The city d AshimW the t d least 10 pimcwt d Ore ekKkk Ky used in lm Csy to be profit ad Gan now. iocd and I& reso wm9 tram and mien the year 20W. 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Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. S it is against the law for dreubtors to: -t, Orculate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who Is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any Inforrimation about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. 1.0 Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a .felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. Insthictitrt#or'' `Sigriersc:. - - -^L,,.Sy-at n; - 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. S it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. 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Q All) r f'~un®~.r( . r upon Ua~~ 'aa~~eeo " u~ X11 : ~ i ~ : !!1 : 1.:1 ,II . ;,I.i ~ ,,~r;:l:if~` iii. , i" + - ia. ~~rl e~itlve;:cor []:,~t~i"c~r~r ,~OLalrrn here loo 1 S; 4. f ' ;G+1#rint~•~ : ~ 1 Cfty: Distract , Cl , . i H'll , .f 1 1!` .,d p;ttl:+;.•, t: 1"';:5:•, 1 , i-!:i:. nr .:tl;t' :,f::.l-t -1:; t i ' I :':I• - 41: f :1•l:f,i'. 1 It tl 1 1'.., , 11 1' 1 'i. y,.1. 1 Ij, f..,.., ..I,,.:..! ..1.,,,tr-i.. :Lai: . Ijj;i : 1 a. ! I ~ ~~~tio~;7~f1~.orNlld~sLfr~.:rtie tl•: ~~.a.i,., :i,r:.,., !:,,r. 4 insert the final ballot title of the Initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder Is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. ..:.........1:.:.,1,,.:,.:1.. , : , ,,.1;:,: ,.,•1 t, p,.,.,.r ,1•,,,.,, ; ;:,r? t I 1. jltl...ipfi~s d c+ia~t~~•b~ irdin~rtfce oi•>te>lttifbctlip nte~5 enacted byioca. governing . 0 y. ;.;v6lijablefrOm:C11'CUfiat011' Mncludetj below f An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used in the City from New, Local and Clear) Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change is used In Imp part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responatirlllty to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Its own electric uUNly Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced korn new, local and clean resources from and alter the year 2020. Section I The City of Ashland shall enact such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as am necessary to I nplamerd the requirements of Section 1 above. . . : , • ,.lo..ei rl. !`.Ir..Vn u.:j el. q' , ..1•Lb' : I} 1 . .•i:,l:: ,1 +:.1 I. ..1: .i!.. `:.j: -fi: l... 41.. .1•:,;... ':71':': Chief.R~iit~ rye>l~ames,fand!tles#denfe b►ddresses mme( 1W ail (CA Carol wild R. pouboll Williamson wad Instructlonoc Circulhtors; 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you tolled and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to, -a Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. -4 Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result In conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. ins'tiii Olt rtolf. Signers' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. - } Sign a petition more than one time. --3* Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet. sEL 369 rev. 01/16 ORS 250.01 LJ ~A Ile ivy o rl.... gel r . l.~arti>t`. hero ~ i ! ; rit~t: C] CQun!' ( `~iV: Dist f I I L, I u. ;ta .1,•. , s :I!n,. ,Yg; l.. :.L•• 'i' a 'd~~lof7~~I~:o~`N1d~s~i~~::ritie {l~~ ,.,:•.ula;:.:i, 4 Insert the final ballot title of the Initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinance/resolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. '1'Litt prp fit~snd c~iart l~ br ~dlnhhie okteitt 6f;brtlljrdri e'as' eliacted by local governing body Available from Circulator ® ncI detj ~relow An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of Il le Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responalbllity to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns Rs own electric utilfty Section 1. The City of Ashland shelf cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used in the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and alter the year 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall enect such ordinances and resolullons, and appropriate such funds and take necessary actions as we necessary to Implement the requirements of Section 1 above. ,•r : r, :!'r'id" ::I • , •4r''. 'Iilll.•i' l . JI 1 .:1 i ' : i : I•. I ' , I• : 1 a., 5nd' 'l e"side' a h' drdsse~ s, d Ctitef P~tit~l itei g l~ me" M 1W wt,t C of W i d-er tQ pot~fw~!/ e¢&' wdlhawtsom Wcr ~(~S T /at sT mlVa twi ✓c Instructions`fow Circulatiors; • ` - 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to- > Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. In~ti*uc~iorts foie Signers ` . 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. S it is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign It. Local Petition Cover Sheet SEL 309 rev, 01116 ORS 250.01: -,i`;~ . ' I; r,,:; r,, . I.; ,,,;pl i;i • ::117 ~:,,i r 1' i.• ..I.~ . ;.f U~ ~irnteiaiive,.cDtr t_:._] I~i"rtEr►~irii,.ui he~lt~>Itcru 7,i., 1 i ; , t 11 r rtn: ' -CI St [ Counter, a .nj ndI~ot !tldW;iWddsLNd:Title rlr l,1.11 tt , 1 4 Insert the final ballot title of the initiative or the title of the measure as enacted by the local governing body. If there is no title chief petitioners may supply one that must include the number of the ordinanceiresolution being referred and the date the local governing body adopted the ordinance/resolution. CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new local clean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from new, local, and clean sources? SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated non-fossil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 10% local, clean sourcing requirement. To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. q•p,,pl: i7 ,.,.1 i, i ,i;i r i8:(• i:7 1; ' i i , . :,i i . is;., ival t : ca r ba C Cu included-below A .Teitt!prp t'J6 s~d ftts~.r;tirdi'nhhce'di tent bf otdlp.Ont:e'a~ enacted y1o 1 gove ning by labie from ittator. An Ordinance Requiring the City of Ashland to Produce 10 percent of the Electricity used In the City from New, Local and Clean Resource by the Year 2020 Recitals: Whereas climate change Is caused In largo part by human action Whereas Ashland citizens have a responsibility to contribute to slowing of climate change Whereas Ashland owns its own electric ullilty Section 1. The City of Ashland shell cause at least 10 percent of the electricity used In the City to be produced from new, local and clean resources from and after the yew 2020. Section 2. The City of Ashland shall onset such ordinances and resolutions, and appropriate such funds and lake necessary actions as am necessary to implement the requirements of Section 1 above. ...r r., r, rl.....r. ,.1 . r Ir , ,..1.....,1. , r.r,.r, .r., .::;..,r.;:, y :'P e` a es ~indl teStd i'b Ur455C ' 'Chief dtrlt~r5i ri m t ant` d 1..7; : t ; • f , , Mud I W rrr ICA Carol W I lc1-err' ? poufivetl (011116anson wa I' Instruitions'for Circuihtors 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to: - Circulate a petition containing a false signature. -4 Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result In conviction of a felony with a fine of up to $125,000 and/or prison for up to 5 years. tnstit diorts for`. Signers' 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 Initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 It is against the law for signers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. 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CAPTION: Approving requirement for City to produce new kxml dean electricity. QUESTION: Shall Ashland produce 10% of electricity used in the City by year 2020 from now, local, and dean sources? SUMMARY. The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate dmnge by requiring Customers of the CRY of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of locally-generated norHbssil fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder Is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 50/6 is wind-generated, 80% is ed,10% is nuclear-generated, and 511,6 comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from new, local and.dean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland present does not own, • local, To Implement ~ operate, or have access to faa'fities to meet the 10 /o ~l, dean sourcing rE~uirement element this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. wr„ x,•• rl' rr r I-. ? .j . rreni:ff:r.. i:ni`i i}yw~1l 11•C{ j t hl n i:d'i S h ~i':.~:i i e:.:: ' •:Teuf ~I'd of ditt~Ape a ~iit t4 t a i. F r• ii-... r .j _ as + :a."sr _ • ~1'-1~r di^t lif bn j~~iice~~•eliacth8: ~ local ga~er_ntng.bnd'y- ~ ~vallabi~ #"rMn <C~plritOir; ~~`~k: ®`~nduoe4` ~IP.tOrov== r.. An OMWEM RequM g No c7y ofAAMM to Rmitme 10 pacemt of the F4 kill used In On MY IMM New, tMcd era clean Reswtoe by 20 Yaw 2M Redde: Whereas cltiale mange Is ca mmal in InW part by human m vm Ww won Aatdsrd citizens have a wespomsaft to eonkft to {o lowing of dYnale lunge Mweas AsMeW owns Me Man deprla uoy Section 1. The CNY of AMhkMd shop rwhrse at feast 10 percent of the slaebidly uaad in em City to be produced from now. bcd and dean reaums k a sra Aw No year 21M). Sadw 2 The City of Addend duM ermri Much ordkhera;es and MakfiaM and apprmplata such tmmre and take necessmy adlms ee are necessary in lrwpisrmea' the reguironaedM Of sacrarh 1 sbom N.~ t+ ::i1:i. 9 :3 :P r g• N•.. «i a • _ lbri.;Ktt•. y l .i:-F zs•. 1: "rr'';a . ~y ~.d« • - : y' _ ~.p . j:r:. ; « ...k i:' y;.ry.;.__. ~dNP.~•~}~ ~k r!'!`' k..: ,N~i. ~g;:~::l:u . is ;i l:~ • is - -:t . >x:-. _ _ 7A . p :-'jw"F. • t~-^3ltw«;:.:i':: ;:1 . ' ~ i,t p: i- ' • ge: S t.. 'r - ,~N'IfCS~~~~]iCS ' ;I~u: } t . . ^ i j i . i-"' wj _ r' . C- ` ri t66 ggt}~ •Q2 h~• r ~ I-•~, r , . _ jr: mot' .d'r. 'F .1,:-4.(=-r-~...- - g trot.( col UJr iCK _ 06' wettracmson Wa•7 Insttucttons f~il'Cif~cuha~ti+itrs`° ° i • - 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitlons. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certifkation. 5 It is against the law for circulators to: - r► Circulate a petition containing a false signature. Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who Is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. --r► Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. Write, alter, correct, clarify or obscure arty information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. --i• Accept compensation to circulate a petition that is based on the number of signatures obtained. (warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felonry with a fine of up to $i25AM and/or prison for up to 5 years. ^ i,v~ t -r' wjy}.«~Ijr t ri- j .s....a. ,,t;n:! . 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill In the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address in the spates provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 tr is agaht the bw for signm to: - Sign another person's name under any circumstances. -r• Sign a petition more than one time. Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. 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SUMMARY: The petitioners for this initiative seek to help slow climate change by requiring customers of the City of Ashland Electric Utility to support greater use of local"enerated non4ossi1 fuel based electricity within Ashland. The City of Ashland Electric Utility produces approximately one percent of the community's electricity needs with local hydroelectric generation. The remainder is purchased from Bonneville Power Administration, of which approximately 5% is wind-generated, 80% is hydroelectric-generated, 10% is nuclear-generated, and 5% comes from other sources. This proposed ordinance requires that by 201010% of the electricity used within the City of Ashland be generated from now, local and.clean sources and that the City itself be responsible for such production. The City of Ashland presently does not own, operate, or have access to facilities to meet the 70ei6 local, dean sourcing requirement To implement this proposed ordinance, the City would need to reallocate or increase staffing and funding for capital projects and operations. {•~».t"5..:rTj~-i-~.w~~~;'1.'{ Gp~;,.;jat{: ~iji: ratter! ~:i'Gi'~i~wr FS•i):i:!i.::.f;-:'i.-;'?~Y:i'" ;'R:'...K... .i.;,-_:, :Teut'ps1 'lirditi~tyteF :g- oi~ttntt ofnli~e eti'acfa8: byiiacal gaii►e1'ni _ yajt 'A We Mf n< aitoir . fncludei -~relouv -i~ An ors Requb" 00 CRY of Aehlend Produce 10 wmmt tithe eery used in eve city rrorn Now, imd and Clean Resource by Nm Year 2020 Redais: whereas d nnft Is caused In Serge part by turner adon whereas Astdarrd eNinerm how a responalbRy to cerrbftft a slowing of dorms dranga Whereas Addand owns Be alto elecft uWy Section 1. The COy of Aeldoid surd cam d least 10 percent of the dacbkgy used in the Cky to be p rafted bom new. bd and dean reammes born and after Ive year 2020. Section 2 The My d Addend Owl -such and rek&An rs, and sppaprkft sudr (node and take newisery adb,ns as sae necessary to bnpt mwd"requbmsonis d Sedon 1 atrwe. I!~ ! i :f M.. i'1 d • •.'t6'!'*.. Rr -j» . i.«_:i . .....1«:. - _ _ _ - brl n:4! ia?:r: {r!.' t' ° .:2F`r: -.y: •i. ; ;ii>f k- 'f!~ . .:.::.i: ~ : i:' /-+.i'f.c ..:'1. •;t:'Fwc.,. ws• _ ::j:. : F' ^ t-`•:' ef't► ' r tries.. ~tesiltien CSSes ' . L :1:; , s.-, :•s: '.i.t - , a :y.: . •r is~ - . ,.s. : - ii: - :.Ir:' i 1.: .d'I . ' IT:i' t:• • { ~i µk{ E H_.t 4, 10. 't{i•J,....:: ~ f iyN.t C~o~ W ~ 1P.f~ IQ ~ou~e/~ ~¢!o~' t~v,llra .sun IrVa.7 5~S 7- /DA / . 9 ~IV/Ir,>I 6nrc- Instriicdonsfar•Clrwllators, 1 Only active registered voters of the county, city or district may sign the petition. 2 Have signers use a pen when signing petitions. Use a pen when you are certifying petitions. 3 Only one circulator may collect signatures on any one signature sheet of the petition. 4 You must personally witness all signatures you collect and you should not collect additional signatures on the petition sheet once you have signed and dated the circulator certification. 5 it is against the law for circulators to: Circulate a petition containing a false signature. --i~ Make false statements to any person who signs the petition or requests information about it. Attempt to obtain the signature of a person who Is not qualified to sign the petition. Offer money or anything of value to another person to sign or not sign the petition. r~ Sell or offer to sell signature sheets. -t• Write, alter, correct, darify or obscure any information about the signers unless the signer Is disabled and requests assistance or the signer initials after the changes are made. Accept compensation to circulate a petition that Is based on the number of signatures obtained. Warning Violations of the circulator requirements may result in conviction of a felony with a fine of up to 5125,000 aril/or prison for up to 5 years. P cd :.•.-ice' r yl°:1• . :s. .._.4+.. ^^.i^,.,..:.:_. -.--:a c:'~ . 1 Only active Oregon voters may sign the petition. Sign your full name, as you did when you registered to vote. 2 Fill in the date you signed the petition, your printed name and residence address In the spaces provided. Only you may complete your optional information. 3 initial any changes the circulator makes to your printed name, residence address or date you signed the petition. 4 Use a pen when signing the petition. 5 it Is against the haw for skmers to: Sign another person's name under any circumstances. Sign a petition more than one time. -3 Sign a petition when you are not qualified to sign it. 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