2011-04-08 Cost of Government Commission Minutes

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MS. NICHOLSON: And how will that increase the efficiency of the county as well as serve the agricultural community. MS. POMEROY: Okay. MS. O’HARA: I’m not sure that the county is going to be able to make sure that there’s no conflict in the demands from the different permitting agencies because you’re dealing with federal, state and county and conflicts do occur, we understand that but to the extent that we can help yeah. MS. POMEROY: All right. MS. WONG: When is your next commission meeting? th MS. POMEROY: April 20. MS. WONG: If you have a meeting before you write the letter would you be able to ask your commission whether they would be amendable to the combination of Ag & Energy Commissions. MS. O’HARA: Down the road. th MS. POMEROY: Yeah Ican’t ask it on the 20because the agenda was just established yesterday. We could put it on the agenda…. I could just bring it up but we got so much stuff on the agenda that… I could mention it for the May agenda but to really get into a discussion I think we would have to wait until like June. MS. WONG: We’re done in June. MS. POMEROY: Oh okay so you would need it done in May. MS. NICHOLSON: Yes because we need to get our draft done in May. MS. POMEROY: Okay so about combining that so the date of the May meeting you want me to tell you when it is? MS. NICHOLSON: No. MS. POMEROY: It’s mid May. May 19 I think. So put that on the agenda. Would that give you enough time because when is your report due? MS. O’HARA: I don’t think so. MS. WONG: I think we get the sense that you’re in favor of it, it makes sense on this side. MS. NICHOLSON: Although we haven’t talked to anyone from the Energy Commission. MS. POMEROY: The thing is that this is a whole new idea and Ican’t speak for the commission except for what they tell me and there’s nothing about this on this letter. So like I 12