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How will Cities in non-attainment areas and the State <br />Implementation Plan shave 5 percent load annually? <br /> <br />How can Cities pursue meaningful and reasonably priced load <br />management that can trim peak demand and thus contain power <br />costs? <br /> <br />How can Cities deal with the projected deregulation of street <br />lighting? <br /> <br />CAPP is a vehicle for providing necessary coordination. <br /> <br /> Hopefully, this message confirms your decision to join CAPP. We anticipate mutual cost <br />savings and other mutual long term benefits as Cities work together through CAPP. A status <br />report is attached. <br /> <br /> CAPP is willing to make available Board Members or Special Committee Members to <br />assist your designated representative or City Council in understanding electric deregulation and <br />CAPP's efforts to respond to the restructured and deregulated electric industry. If you desire <br />such assistance please contact Jay Doegey or Geoffrey Gay as indicated in the next paragraph. <br /> <br /> Upon passage of the attached sample or similar resolution please forward a copy of the <br />resolution to Jay Doegey, Chairman of CAPP (201 East Abram Drive, Suite 300, Arlington, <br />Texas 76010, email: doegeyj~c[arlington.tx.us) and a separate copy to Geoffrey Gay, Counsel <br />to CAPP (111 Congress Avenue, Suite 1800, Austin, Texas 78701, email: <br />ggay~lglawfirm.com). <br /> <br /> <br />