Boise City Council Capitol Blvd

April 2nd, 2019

Boise City Council Capitol Blvd. Boise, ID 83702

Dear Boise City Council Members,

Thank you for your appropriate and bold steps to extend Boise’s 100% Clean Energy plans from municipal operations to the entire city. I especially appreciate that your plan is built on solid analysis, work with Idaho Power, and extensive outreach to the community.

I have read or skimmed the document, and met with Steve Hubble to ask questions and share ideas. A few of these are below.

But first, let me say unequivocally that I wholeheartedly support the fundamental plan to move Boise to 100% Renewable Energy. Bravo to Boise for this! I will continue to share ideas, experience, skills and knowledge to support the city in moving towards this goal, quickly, and with careful thought and planning.

A few ideas regarding the plan follow.

• Having cut my own carbon footprint in half over the last several years, I am aware of the impact of energy-efficient building practices, which lower both heating and cooling costs, so impact both electricity and natural gas consumption. Boise updated its building standards to increase energy efficiency, but builders pushed back with state legislation to override this, fearing that it would make their buildings too expensive, as I understand the concern. I suggest working with builders, financial experts, and federal grants sources (e.g., PACE) to find a way to “take out” the difference in initial building cost for more energy-efficient

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buildings. At some point, the lower utility costs will make total cost of ownership lower for energy-efficient buildings.

• Chicago has a program referred to in The Green Collar Economy, by Van Jones, to train workers to do energy-efficiency retrofits. It looked like a 3-way win: jobs, lower energy costs, and less atmospheric pollution.

• Having cut my own carbon footprint in half, I learned where my own carbon footprint comes from. Boiseans can measure their baseline, then choose opportunities that provide the biggest improvement and are affordable; many steps can both lower our carbon footprint and save money. My suggestion is to roll these out, make them available, possibly at the neighborhood level, and possibly even have a friendly competition between neighborhoods. There are also tools that could be either individually purchased, provided in test programs by Idaho Power or Boise City, that allow customers to see real-time how their energy is being used, and where the opportunities lie. The cheapest energy source is still “nega-watts”; the energy we avoid using through efficiency and conservation. I taught a class on this through Boise Community Education.

• As for what constitutes clean energy, this is relative. From a CO2 standpoint, the worst offender is coal, then natural gas; hydro creates methane and is moving Idaho’s iconic salmon toward extinction. Nuclear has a carbon footprint in the cement used in its construction, which is significant. The wastes are, from the perspective of a human lifetime, forever lethal, though easier to contain than carbon dioxide. I believe we should take out coal, then natural gas, then the four lower Snake River dams, add storage (batteries, pumped hydro, or other), and hopefully never need to build more nuclear plants.

This is a great commitment I hope we will all be able to celebrate, for our health, that of other species, for jobs, for lower energy costs (e.g., Idaho Power’s new solar farm providing electricity at 2.175 cents/kWh), and for a Boise that will hopefully remain livable far into the future.

Sincerely,

Lisa Hecht, Semi-retired HP Electrical Engineer and Program Manager

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BOISE CLEAN ENERGY PETITION

“From house and home to transportation options, I believe every community deserves to be powered by 100% clean, affordable energy. By signing this petition, I urge state and local government to move Idaho towards a clean energy future that brings family-wage jobs and grows the economy and creates resiliency and energy security, while protecting the land and values we cherish for future generations.”

602 Signatures from Boise City in support of a swift transition to 100% clean energy.

Chris Parri

Heather Kimmel

Jake Ellis

James Just

Courtney Washburn

Edward Torgerson

Jan Spencer

Cliff Elliott

Kate Ryan

Gregg Servheen

Benjamin Nelson

Bas Hargrove

Anna Lindquist

V Hemingway

Clarence Bolin

Mary Bolognino

Amy Rustad

Tim Spagnoletti

Erin Stutzman

Brooke McElhose

Cynthia Gardner

Madeleine Banta

Sharron Oneil

Heather Dermott

Joseph Hawkins

Joan Dodd

Danielle Childers

Mary Gibson

Charles Buckley

Aaron O'Neal

Bryan Vaughn

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Leah Squyres

Grace Alford

Cary Fortin

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Augustus Gibbs

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Jaime Matier

Megan Zusne

Louise Waldrop

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John Tesnohlidek

Anthony Morin

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Len Levitt

Andrea Poynter

Marin Zimmer

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Lorynn Neser

Adam Tardiff

Jedidiah Taylor

Ashley Prince

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Steven Scanlin

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Amanda Brown

From: anthony.morin.id@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Anthony Morin <anthony.morin.id@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 7:19 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Anthony Morin 1911 N 32nd St Boise, ID 83703‐5805 anthony.morin.id@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: sandylmaras@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Sandy Rainey <sandylmaras@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dr. Sandy Rainey 1201 S Chase St Boise, ID 83709‐1616 sandylmaras@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: jenniferrich51@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Jennifer Richardson <jenniferrich51@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mrs. Jennifer Richardson PO Box 190204 Boise, ID 83719‐0204 jenniferrich51@msn.com

Amanda Brown

From: nashvilledale@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Dale Keys <nashvilledale@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dale Keys 2023 W Axtell Ct Boise, ID 83703‐4902 nashvilledale@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: stanfordb@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Stanford McConnehey <stanfordb@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 10:40 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, As a young person who has grown up in and with Boise, it's important for me to talk about this issue. Boise has always positioned itself as a progressive place, a blue dot, an oasis, a sanctuary ‐ and I do love living here. Unfortunately, it seems that our local government and regulatory agencies are more committed to growth and profit for private‐property owners than they are to the urgent solutions that we need to face the climate crisis. I know that as a parent, it's hard to hear that the climate crisis has arrived ‐ but it has. Acknowledging that climate change is real and urgent is not enough. Paying lip service to this existential threat is not enough when you have the power and support to be bold and demand, create, and implement change. Lip service when we need radical change ‐ yesterday ‐ is nothing short of negligent. Please commit to this conservative agreement regarding a goal of 100% renewable energy by 2035. But please ‐ this is not enough. We need you to address declining living standards, transportation policies that prioritize single‐use cars, and a lack of affordable housing driven by developers who do not care about their environmental impact. The people of Boise will support you if you dare to lead in a way that prioritizes radical change and admits that we need to STOP emissions, not just curb them. Our futures depend on this, so please ‐ act now. Sincerely, Stanford McConnehey 2300 S Latah St Boise, ID 83705‐3917 stanfordb@me.com

Amanda Brown

From: gretchen.bates@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Gretchen Bates <gretchen.bates@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms Gretchen Bates 2002 S Manitou Ave Boise, ID 83706‐4149 gretchen.bates@consultant.com

Amanda Brown

From: pam_conley@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Pamela Conley <pam_conley@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Pamela Conley 917 W Highland View Dr Boise, ID 83702‐1327 pam_conley@q.com

Amanda Brown

From: Corbin_Priorityelectric@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Corbin Hall <Corbin_Priorityelectric@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Corbin Hall 2467 N Keystone Pl Boise, ID 83704‐6316 Corbin_Priorityelectric@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: karenlynnefox@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of karen knudtsen <karenlynnefox@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Dear Boise Council Members, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. Idaho Power just announced they are on board for a clean ergy commitment! The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. (Let's also keep a close eye on sustainable, quality of life development. And please communicate this message to the other city councils and mayors in the valley. We desperately need valley‐wide planning. Boise and Meridian should certainly work together on this as well as reaching out to Eagle, Kuna, Nampa and Caldwell, Middleton and Star.) Please continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Karen Knudtsen 3571 North Rock Creek Lane Boise Idaho 83703 Sincerely, karen knudtsen 3571 N Rock Creek Ln Boise, ID 83703‐6221 karenlynnefox@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: jeannettebowman01@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Jeannette Bowman <jeannettebowman01@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. Jeannette Bowman 200 N 3rd St Apt 403 Boise, ID 83702‐7248 jeannettebowman01@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: s.koonce03@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Sara Koonce <s.koonce03@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Sara Koonce 2081 N Fastwater Ave Boise, ID 83713‐6633 s.koonce03@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: k10wings@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Kristen Houchin <k10wings@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Kristen Houchin 7340 W Danbury Ct Boise, ID 83709‐5528 k10wings@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: railsback.kathryn@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Kathryn Railsback <railsback.kathryn@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Kathryn Railsback 10018 W Skycliffe Ave Boise, ID 83704‐2064 railsback.kathryn@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: pennyi818@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Penny Iuliano <pennyi818@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Penny Iuliano 894 N 32nd St Boise, ID 83702‐2115 pennyi818@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: remski54@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Susan Rembowski <remski54@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Susan Rembowski 6303 S Schooner Ave Boise, ID 83716‐9092 remski54@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: pdawson0818@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of paul dawson <pdawson0818@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dr. paul dawson 5180 E Forest Floor Ave Boise, ID 83716‐8619 pdawson0818@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: roger.rosentreter0@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Roger Rosentreter <roger.rosentreter0@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dr. Roger Rosentreter 2032 S Crystal Way Boise, ID 83706‐4346 roger.rosentreter0@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: jdunbar1153@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Jane Dunbar <jdunbar1153@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Jane Dunbar 1153 E Kimberley Ln Boise, ID 83712‐7718 jdunbar1153@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: bevrosam@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Beverly Mitchell <bevrosam@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Beverly Mitchell 1812 S Watersilk Pl Boise, ID 83709‐2500 bevrosam@aol.com

Amanda Brown

From: doranbeach@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Lynda Person <doranbeach@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Lyndaa Lynda Person 6057 W Denton St Boise, ID 83704‐9323 doranbeach@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: scottydm3@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Scot McGavin <scottydm3@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, I have great respect for our City Council members. I appreciate your leadership on a healthy, positive vision for Boise. I believe that Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Scot McGavin 3203 N Treasure Dr Boise, ID 83703‐5025 scottydm3@hotmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: claypaz@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of James Clayton <claypaz@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 11:02 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, James Clayton 3235 S Temperance Way Boise, ID 83706‐5704 claypaz@q.com

Amanda Brown

From: kb7vvd@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of James Hull <kb7vvd@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 7:35 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, James Hull 7916 W Queen Ct Boise, ID 83704‐7100 kb7vvd@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: joelmyers90@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Joel Myers <joelmyers90@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Joel Myers 2081 N Fastwater Ave Boise, ID 83713‐6633 joelmyers90@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: ksimonds12@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Kendall Simonds <ksimonds12@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Kendall Simonds 1990 S Creekside Ln Boise, ID 83706‐4037 ksimonds12@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: larry.madarieta@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Larry Madarieta <larry.madarieta@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Larry Madarieta 5424 N Edenburgh Way Boise, ID 83714‐8818 larry.madarieta@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: bmathieuboise@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Brent B Mathieu <bmathieuboise@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. We, the people, need to preserve our economy, our property rights, our health, and our planet. The sooner we can transition away from fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. I bike. I drive a Prius. I walk. I have a solar power system. Boise can research and develop micro hydroelectric generators in the Boise River. If we can build white water parks, we can build micro hydroelectric generators, as part of a micro city wide electric grid. Boise can research and develop methane gas generation from agrindustry waste. Boardman, Oregon's Sage Center has a model. China is already doing this. Sincerely, Dr Brent B Mathieu 4130 W Plum St Boise, ID 83703‐4417 bmathieuboise@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: toddchavez4@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Todd Chavez <toddchavez4@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Though the message below was precomposed, I wholeheartedly agree with it and urge you to support realizing clean electricity for our community by 2035. ================ Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Todd Chavez 17934 N Creag Way Boise, ID 83714‐5159 toddchavez4@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: falconcross72@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Sharon Swaney <falconcross72@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Sharon Swaney 1179 N Liberty St Boise, ID 83704‐1695 falconcross72@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: ed.flagan@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Ed Flagan <ed.flagan@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 4:42 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ed Flagan 12928 Wstillwater Dr Boise, ID 83712 ed.flagan@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: basinger_nancy@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Nancy Basinger <basinger_nancy@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Thank you Boise City Council for your leadership in moving Boise and Idaho into the forefront of the clean energy economy. Working together, we can achieve 100% clean energy for Boise by 2035. In the uncertain times ahead, I feel better knowing that my city is planning for a changing climate and doing everything we can to preserve our wonderful quality of life here in Boise. Sincerely, Dr. Nancy Basinger 3860 S Preamble Pl Boise, ID 83706‐5848 basinger_nancy@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: marybolo@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Mary Bolognino <marybolo@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. Mary Bolognino 214 E Carter St Boise, ID 83706‐5204 marybolo@aol.com

Amanda Brown

From: jvandinter@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of James Van Dinter <jvandinter@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mr. James Van Dinter 12088 W Tidewater Dr Boise, ID 83713‐6638 jvandinter@centurylink.net

Amanda Brown

From: judykeller9@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Judy Keller <judykeller9@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Judy Keller 2209 N19 Boise, ID 83702 judykeller9@hotmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: freeski1057@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Todd Davis <freeski1057@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Todd Davis 3855 N Collister Dr Boise, ID 83703‐3312 freeski1057@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: mike.i.think@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Michael Lydon <mike.i.think@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 6:39 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Please vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035, if not sooner. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Michael Lydon 11915 W Blueberry Ct Boise, ID 83709‐2263 mike.i.think@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: halfmoose@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Robert Lambrou <halfmoose@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Robert Lambrou 4955 N Glenbrook Dr Boise, ID 83704‐2164 halfmoose@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: abersold@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Barbara Abersold <abersold@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms Barbara Abersold 6589 W Lucky Ln Apt 102 Boise, ID 83714‐5483 abersold@aol.com

Amanda Brown

From: ddmsmith@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Daniel smith <ddmsmith@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Daniel smith 1722 S Shoshone St Boise, ID 83705‐3052 ddmsmith@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: dianalinda81@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Linda Diana <dianalinda81@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Linda Diana 5152 S Willamette Pl Boise, ID 83716‐5683 dianalinda81@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: cristaworthy@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Crista Worthy <cristaworthy@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mrs. Crista Worthy 13015 N Shafer Way Boise, ID 83714‐9457 cristaworthy@hotmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: jeannieyogini1111@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Jean Doyle <jeannieyogini1111@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Jean Doyle 403 N Garden St Boise, ID 83706‐1944 jeannieyogini1111@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: penydegger@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Paul Nydegger <penydegger@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Paul Nydegger 1002 N Wilson St Boise, ID 83706‐2364 penydegger@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: amieschaefer34@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Amie Koenekamp <amieschaefer34@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Amie Koenekamp 9504 W Chadwick Dr Boise, ID 83704‐2219 amieschaefer34@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: pkstern@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Paula Stern <pkstern@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 11:18 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. Paula Stern 2712 N Columbine Ave Boise, ID 83713‐5258 pkstern@msn.com

Amanda Brown

From: THERUSTADS@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Amy Rustad <THERUSTADS@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Thank you for your leadership on this, Boise City Council! We are with you! Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Amy Rustad 121 N Al Fresco Pl Boise, ID 83712‐7599 THERUSTADS@YAHOO.COM

Amanda Brown

From: sarahann1@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Sarah McFeeley <sarahann1@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. Sarah McFeeley 1063 N 22nd St Boise, ID 83702‐3222 sarahann1@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: ajenott@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Andy Jenott <ajenott@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 10:32 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, As a Boise citizen for 30 years with three young children, I am grateful for the transition to clean energy. I am hopeful with transitions like this my children will be able to enjoy the same planet as us! Thank you!! Sincerely, Andy Jenott 11434 W Montana St Boise, ID 83713‐1130 ajenott@trhs.org

Amanda Brown

From: erbelet@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Tara Erbele <erbelet@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 8:58 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Tara Erbele 2007 N Westgate Dr Boise, ID 83704‐7171 erbelet@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: hurty.family@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Michelle Hurty <hurty.family@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Michelle Hurty 1112 N 16th Boise, ID 83702‐3410 hurty.family@q.com

Amanda Brown

From: weezewomp@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Shona Busch <weezewomp@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mrs. Shona Busch 7733 W Amity Rd Boise, ID 83709‐5414 weezewomp@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: seawolf_13@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Rebecca King <seawolf_13@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Rebecca King 6276 W Coach Royale Ln Boise, ID 83704‐9359 seawolf_13@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: profess01@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of BOB MARSH <profess01@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 11:28 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, BOB MARSH 3460 E Boulder Heights Dr Boise, ID 83712‐8566 profess01@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: Joey@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Joseph Schueler <Joey@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 10:32 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Thank you for your vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, I want to personally thank each of you for your leadership in this direction! My household just invested in solar, bicycle commute to work as much as possible, look for ways to conserve energy and limit our consumption and in many other ways are so excited to be part of a city that cares about quality of life and is doing all it can to manage smart growth and sustainable energy well into the future. Please know you have our full support in this direction and also want to help if help is ever needed. Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mr. Joseph Schueler 1002 N 8th St Boise, ID 83702‐4217 Joey@adaclubs.org

Amanda Brown

From: suzanne@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Suzanne Buchanan <suzanne@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2019 9:36 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Suzanne Buchanan 918 W Ofarrell St Boise, ID 83702‐4243 suzanne@anofherchanceboise.com

Amanda Brown

From: osharron@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of SHARRON ONEIL <osharron@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2019 4:20 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, SHARRON ONEIL 5132 N Quail Summit Way Boise, ID 83703‐3852 osharron@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: emily.dickerson@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Emily Dickerson <emily.dickerson@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Emily Dickerson 2713 S Laurelhurst Dr Boise, ID 83705‐4536 emily.dickerson@rocketmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: edenrkruger@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Eden Kruger <edenrkruger@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Eden Kruger 1910 N 16th St Boise, ID 83702‐1135 edenrkruger@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: wesgibson50@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Wesley Gibson <wesgibson50@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2019 11:39 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mr. Wesley Gibson 633 N Quarry View Way Boise, ID 83712‐7587 wesgibson50@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: adam.hanson@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Adam Hanson <adam.hanson@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mr. Adam Hanson 2100 W Cataldo Dr Boise, ID 83705‐3505 adam.hanson@boiseschools.org

Amanda Brown

From: ruthemerrill@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Ruth Merrill <ruthemerrill@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Monday, April 1, 2019 4:28 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, I am very proud to call Boise home because of the great strides the city has made to keep our way of life for generations to come. I realize there are drawbacks to all forms of clean energy but Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The urgency can not be overstated. Personally, I have endeavored to do everything I can to recycle, reuse and re‐purpose. I use my bike or the bus frequently and have made upgrades to the house to make it more energy efficient. I am ready to do what is needed to compliment the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Thank you again for pursuing measures to make Boise even greener. Sincerely, Ms. Ruth Merrill 2047 S Broxon St Boise, ID 83705‐3408 ruthemerrill@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: riodebra@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Deb Rio <riodebra@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2019 4:11 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Deb Rio 1401 W Idaho St Apt 212 Boise, ID 83702‐5238 riodebra@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: alexandra.monjar@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Alexandra Monjar <alexandra.monjar@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2019 11:06 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] I’m excited by Boise’s goal to use 💯 clean energy!

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Renewable energy with less pollution is something that supports Boise’s goal to be he most livable city in the nation. It’s something that is important to me and our future generations. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Thank you! Sincerely, Alexandra Monjar 500 W Franklin St Boise, ID 83702‐4553 alexandra.monjar@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: johnrgoodell@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of John Goodelk <johnrgoodell@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, John Goodelk 2868 S Holden Ln Boise, ID 83706‐5032 johnrgoodell@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: nashvilledale@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Dale Keys <nashvilledale@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dale Keys 2023 W Axtell Ct Boise, ID 83703‐4902 nashvilledale@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: annie4z@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Annie Jedlick <annie4z@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2019 10:05 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. Annie Jedlick 1116 E Shaw Mountain Rd Boise, ID 83712‐6549 annie4z@hotmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: redhead_41952@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Chris Ward <redhead_41952@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Chris Ward 3923 S Ticonderoga Way Boise, ID 83706‐5947 redhead_41952@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: cyberbiz90@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Danette Phelan <cyberbiz90@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Danette Phelan 6213 S Survival Pl Boise, ID 83716‐9089 cyberbiz90@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: pitmanr@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of J.Randall Pitman <pitmanr@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 9:30 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Dr. J. Randall Pitman 8577 W Pool Ct Boise, ID 83714‐1797 pitmanr@msn.com

Amanda Brown

From: DEENAKOLB@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Deena Kolb <DEENAKOLB@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Deena Kolb 3100 N Maywood Ave Boise, ID 83704‐5684 DEENAKOLB@MSN.COM

Amanda Brown

From: gzech@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of gisela zech <gzech@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 11:20 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Ms. gisela zech 907 N Balsam St Boise, ID 83706‐2513 gzech@gmx.com

Amanda Brown

From: dkobe22@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Dana Kobe <dkobe22@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Friday, March 29, 2019 5:56 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Mrs. Dana Kobe 5699 W Little Eagle Ct Boise, ID 83705‐3636 dkobe22@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: lindsaymeloy@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Lindsay Meloy <lindsaymeloy@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Lindsay Meloy 1507 E Wright St Boise, ID 83706‐5357 lindsaymeloy@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: wordwhich2000@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Christine Munson <wordwhich2000@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Christine Munson 1117 S Dale St Boise, ID 83706‐7193 wordwhich2000@yahoo.com

Amanda Brown

From: pmcdaniel42@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Patricia McDaniel <pmcdaniel42@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 8:32 AMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Patricia McDaniel 1528 E Seaside Ct Boise, ID 83706‐6327 pmcdaniel42@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: shemakespar@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of karen kober <shemakespar@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, karen kober 1302 W Ajo Way Unit 110 Tucson, AZ 85713‐5712 shemakespar@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: nursebetty3877@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Berta Thomas <nursebetty3877@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Berta Thomas 3877 S Mill Site Ave Boise, ID 83716‐8635 nursebetty3877@gmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: dibanana@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Diana Swett <dibanana@everyactioncustom.com>Sent: Friday, March 29, 2019 2:01 PMTo: Lauren McLeanSubject: [External] Vote for 100% Clean Energy by 2035

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Diana Swett 1005 N 9th St Apt 1 Boise, ID 83702‐4271 dibanana@hotmail.com

Amanda Brown

From: jantoledo24@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of Janice Toledo <jantoledo24@everyactioncustom.com>

Dear Council President Lauren McLean, Boise can and should commit to 100% clean electricity by 2035. The sooner we can transition away from dirty fossil fuels, the sooner we can reap the benefits of a clean and modern electricity system that supports our unique way of life. A goal of 100% community‐wide clean electricity by 2035 supports the City’s vision to keep Boise the most livable city in the nation. I urge you to continue the Boise tradition of bold leadership and set an ambitious goal that leads the rest of the state into the clean energy future that Idaho deserves. Please set us on the path to safeguard our unique way of life for future generations by setting the goal to transition to clean energy by 2035. Sincerely, Janice Toledo 838 Earmsprings Ave # 2 Boise, ID 83712 jantoledo24@gmail.com

ICL Comment Boise Energy Future April 2, 2019

April 2, 2019 Dear Boise Mayor and City Council,

The Idaho Conservation League thanks the City of Boise for leading by action

toward a reliable, affordable, and clean energy future for our city. The Boise’s Energy Future plan sets forth a realistic, comprehensive, and achievable pathway towards 100% clean energy. We thank the City for engaging both local experts and industry leading advisors to develop this plan; in particular, we appreciate the extensive community outreach, including workshops, surveys, and both virtual and live open houses. The results from the open houses show strong community support for the overall goals in Boise’s Energy Future. We share the comments below to help improve this plan. Continue to lead by adopting 100% clean electricity by 2035. The plan sets an electricity goal - 100% of electricity used by the City of Boise’s residents and businesses will be renewable by 2040. A 100% clean energy commitment is achievable and matches similar clean energy goals adopted by other elected officials and major companies. More than 90 cities, ten countries and two states have responded to the people who elected them and have committed to 100% clean.1 More than 100 of the largest, most sophisticated companies in the world have publicly committed to going 100% clean, including Idaho employers like Clif Bar and H.P. along with multinational firms like Goldman Sachs.2 Just last week Idaho Power committed to provide 100% clean energy by 2045. Boise should take comfort that these diverse elected officials and companies all know that going toward 100% clean energy is not just feasible, it is necessary to maintain reliable, affordable energy while protecting our communities.3

1 https://www.sierraclub.org/ready-for-100/commitments 2 http://there100.org/companies

By setting a clear goal for early action the City can ensure our community takes the necessary steps to protect the qualities that make Boise a wonderful place to live – clean air, clean water, and a vibrant local economy. Define clean energy according to attributes, not technologies We support the vision statement: “Boise’s community energy will come from affordable, renewable sources that support the local economy, lead to a resilient community, and provide reliable energy on the path to becoming the most livable city in the world.” We note the Energy Future plan uses terms “clean” and “renewable” interchangeably. To assist citizens and the City as we implement this plan, we encourage the Council and Mayor to provide guidance on how to define “clean” energy. In our decades of experience, we find there is no single definition of “renewable” or “clean” energy accepted by everyone. And, the most cost effective clean energy option will change in the future as technology improves. For these reasons, we recommend the City consider adopting criteria to help define clean energy in the future. Some example criteria include: reducing air pollution, reducing water consumption, avoiding the creation of hazardous waste, and preventing further harm to the fish and wildlife we all enjoy. Adopting these criteria to define clean energy will help us all achieve the vision of affordable, reliable energy to support a resilient community. Adopt specific goals now to reduce our reliance on out-of-state fossil fuels. The Energy Future plan has a “thermal goal” of making “measureable progress on a natural gas efficiency and geothermal expansion and identify a quantifiable goal by 2025.” We encourage the Council and Mayor to improve this plan by setting a specific goal for reducing gas consumption by increasing energy conservation efforts and expanding the geothermal heating system. Unburned methane that inevitably leaks from the gas system is a major climate changing pollutant. Burning gas contributes to Boise’s air quality problems. Drilling for gas causes a host of issues for water resources and wildlife. Gas, while allegedly cheap today, is a notorious volatile commodity that citizens, the city, and not even the state of Idaho, have any control over. Waiting until 2025 to set a goal to reduce our reliance on this out-of-state, polluting fossil fuel is not sufficient.

3 https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2018/9/14/17853884/utilities-renewable-energy-100-percent-public-opinion

Boise’s unique geothermal heating system is a great foundation to build on. Ken Dragoon of Flink Energy has submitted a letter describing two currently available techniques that use renewable energy sources to provide thermal fuel. Wind and solar plants sometimes produce energy when customer demand is low. One technique uses this excess energy to add heat to district geothermal water in order to serve more buildings with the same amount of water. Displacing fossil gas from the existing pipelines is another way to achieve meaningful progress on clean energy. Mr. Dragoon’s letter describes another technique that uses excess energy to create hydrogen that can then be mixed into gas pipelines. Many businesses have backup generators that run on gas. Local company Joulecase has a solution – modular batteries designed to replace these fossil fuel generators. By adopting specific goal to reduce our reliance on out-of-state fossil fuels, Boise can protect our communities’ air quality and create local economic development. The Energy Future plan calls for tracking progress annually and reporting every two years beginning in 2020. We ask the City to adopt a specific thermal energy conservation goal in this 2020 report. The City is uniquely suited to expand energy conservation opportunities for Boise The Energy Future plan begins with energy conservation as a foundation to achieving overall goals. We fully support this focus because energy conservation allows citizens and businesses to reduce energy bills while protecting our air quality. Idaho as a state and Boise as a city has a strong track record of energy conservation achievement to build upon. The city is uniquely suited to help expand these achievements. The Energy Future plan is the only plan that combines both electricity and gas conservation goals. Current utility programs are focused on single energy sources – gas for Intermountain and electricity for Idaho Power – and are not designed to work together due to state regulatory requirements. But citizens and business often have both fuels. And the same techniques can conserve both fuels as well, specifically increased insulation and better windows. Boise is the only entity able to provide information, assistance, and incentives that help citizens and businesses reduce their total energy burden. By focusing on energy burden, instead of a single fuel, Boise can greatly expand our community energy conservation achievements. We encourage the City to refine the Energy Future plan by combining the energy conservation strategies for electricity and thermal use into a comprehensive energy conservation program.

We also encourage the City to refine this plan by focusing on encouraging energy conservation directly rather than promoting utility programs. The City can go far beyond utility programs through partnerships with neighborhood associations, workplaces, schools, financial institutions, and community groups. Leading energy conservation programs around the country are moving toward education and other behavior-based tactics - going beyond financial incentives - to drive conservation achievement. We encourage the City to use these tactics to complement utility programs. Promote equity by focusing energy conservation efforts to energy-burdened households Energy-burdened households are those where energy bills make up a major portion of monthly budgets. These households tend not to have the extra money available that is necessary to participate in current utility conservation programs. These programs that provide incentives towards larger investments are a solid foundation, but are not sufficient to achieve our community goals. And the utilities are constrained by state regulation in the types and level of incentives they make available. The city can complement these programs by focusing efforts on under-served community members. One way to achieve this is to partner with the local El-Ada Community Action Partnership Association. This established non-profit runs low-income weatherization programs funded through federal grants and local utility contributions. They have a trained workforce and community connections. The City can assist by directing funding here. For example, the City could allocate the franchise fee currently collected on utility bills to fund additional energy conservation efforts at our local CAP agency. Build our local economy by adopting this plan By achieving the goals in this plan quickly, the City can help grow our local economy while protecting the quality of life we all enjoy. When we rely on coal or gas for energy, we send money out of state. When we invest in local clean energy, we keep our energy dollars in our community. Better yet, clean energy is cheaper today than fossil fuels. Idaho Power just announced a contract with a solar project south of Twin Falls at about $21 per megawatt hour. That is a fraction of gas power electricity and lower than coal. Boise and Idaho has a vast amount of solar potential to build upon. Bloomberg New Energy Finance released a report in March documenting that solar and wind power combined with batteries is cost competitive with gas-fired generation while providing better reliability services. The City is well positioned to partner with Boise State University, the Idaho National Laboratory, and our growing clean energy businesses to take advantage of these opportunities.

ICL’s expertise is in the regulation of our utilities. Through engaging in that process and with Idaho Power, we know that clean energy is the path to maintaining the reliable, affordable energy we enjoy. We encourage the City to continue to join other community leaders in engaging directly with our energy providers and regulators. In that venue, and through those processes, the City can ensure an economic and reliable transition towards the clean energy future we desire. We applaud the City’s increased engagement here and look forward to more in the future. Conclusion

ICL has engaged in energy conservation and clean energy advocacy in Idaho for decades. The goals and strategies outlined in Boise’s Clean Energy Future plan, based on our knowledge and experience in utility planning processes, regulatory oversight, and engaging with citizens, are reasonable, achievable goals. We stand ready to assist the city in achieving the clean energy goals outlined in this plan.

Thank you again for engaging in this important topic. Please contact me with any questions at (208) 345-6933 ext. 12, or botto@idahoconservation.org. Ben Otto Energy Associate Idaho Conservation League

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