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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.A- Presentation PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL PROCLAIMING THE NORTH of APR. 2013 AS "AUTISM AWARENESS M01VTH" AND _ APRIL 2, 2013 AS "WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY" WHEREAS, the sixth annual WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY, is celebrated on April i2, 2013, and APRIL AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH, is as a time to promote the awareness, acceptance and inclusion of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families; and WHEREAS, World Autism Day shines a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis. World Autism Day activities help to increase and develop world knowledge of the autism epidemic. Additionally, World Autism Day celebrates the unique talents and skills of persons with autism and is a day when individuals with autism are warmly welcomed and embraced in community events around the globe; and WHEREAS, Autism now affects I in 88 children and 1 in 54 boys. Autism is the fastest growing serious developmentally disability in the United States. Autism costs a family $60,000 per year on average. Autism receives less than 5% of the research funding of many less prevalent childhood diseases. Boys are five times more likely than girls to have autism. There is no medical cure or detection for autism; and WHEREAS, The Autism Society of the Inland Empire is committed to improving the lives of all affected by an autism spectrum disorder. NOW, THEREFORE, we, the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino, do hereby acknowledge and proclaim The Month of April 2013 as "APRIL AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH"and The Day of April 2,2013 as "WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY" on this 1St day of April, 2013. VIRGI Q Z ATRI J. MORRIS CHAS A. KELLEY Council ember, First Ward ayor Council Member, Fifth a d ROBERT D. JENKINS RnCKE VAN JOHNSON Council Member, Second Ward $gyp Council Member, Sixth Ward •�ID 1��' JOHN A. VALDIVIA, H FRED SHO WENDYJ. 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V) v Q 0) C> +— Q i '+_, O •i V C v_ ra v = 0 = rroo 0 v c _ ra Q a N Q Q= 0� = in V U v+ N y L O '� u 01 D to L L•� S` + fo C LL C o± o O E c �Q N o v r � i 2 u °O a o o o, � a a F LL O • • 06 u u • w m m 0 .E z LETTERS OF SUPPORT AND INTRODUCTION Samir Kandah 1301 Yellow Rose Way Upland, CA 91786 Date: March 1, 2012 Dr. Robb Quincey, City Manager City of Upland 460 N. Euclid Ave Upland, CA 91786 Dr. Robb Quincey: I have been resident of Upland, California for 9 years. I am a trained architect and have worked in the construction business for years. In 2011, 1 decided to pursue a long-time passion for energy and environmental design so I began researching ways to save energy through classes offered by Southern California Edison. I first heard about GRID Alternatives at one of my classes where a fellow classmate told me about the Single-Family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) program. After hearing about the opportunity to receive a residential solar system at little to no cost, I contacted GRID- Inland Empire to submit my application. I have been a long-time advocate of the alternative energy movement, but could not afford solar panels on my own.When I heard I had the chance to go to GRID to receive solar panels, I jumped at it. I am very proud of my system and my wife and I tell everyone we know about it. I was so excited when I qualified for the SASH program that I decided to volunteer my time for the Inland Empire office's very first volunteer installation! My family and I received a 3.224 kW solar system in late November of 2011,which has since saved us$200.00. This mean I will save over$20,000 and reduce over 200,000 Ibs of CO2 emissions over the life of the system. Our family shares a passion for green technology and we have connected our solar electric system to a computer monitoring program that allows us to see our energy production and energy use in real-time. We have learned a lot throughout the installation process and use our monitoring program to explain to our friends and neighbors how our panels work. We are very aware of what's going on with the environment and global warming. For us, it's a contribution towards doing our part to fight global warming. When you look at the impact and the number of trees the solar panels are equivalent to and the CO2 we are preventing from being released, it feels good. From the moment I approached GRID Alternatives till completion of the project,their employees showed to be professional, highly dedicated and extremely friendly.They walked me through the whole process and kept me informed regularly about its progress. As a result, I have a state of the art system which I am proud to show to friends and family. I am pleased to give GRID Alternatives my full support and appreciation in their effort to provide families in need with a clean, renewable energy solution throughout the Inland Empire. Feel free to contact me should you have any questions: (909) 931-1723 Sincerely, Samir Kandah 13059 Sunlit Ct. Moreno Valley,CA, 92553 2/27/2012 To Whom It May Concern: I first heard about GRID Alternatives, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization,while enrolled in Coast Career Institute's Solar System Installation Program. My solar instructor recommended volunteering with GRID Alternatives as a way to complement the knowledge and training we were receiving in the classroom with interactive, hands-on instruction on actual residential installation projects. I began volunteering with GRID Alternatives in September of 2011. 1 have participated in a total of 9 installations,gaining invaluable solar installation skills while networking with key stakeholders in the solar industry including peers and professionals. My experience at GRID Alternatives has already made looking for work in the solar industry easier. I will be finishing his Solar Installation Program in April 2012 and have already sent out my resume to solar companies throughout the Inland Empire. I have had several responses from prospective employers asking me to contact them once I am done with my CCI Solar Installation Technician Certification. GRID Alternatives' hands-on approach to volunteer solar installations, coupled with CCI's accredited solar program, makes me a great candidate for a variety of solar installation employment opportunities. My favorite part of volunteering with GRID Alternatives is meeting lots of new people and friends. It's almost like a family on the installations. I love that GRID is not only providing me with the opportunity to develop my solar installation skills, but also provides me with the opportunity to help those that are in need of help. GRID is providing me with the knowledge I'm going to need for my future which in the end will definitely change my life. I am pleased to give GRID Alternatives my full support and appreciation in their effort to provide families in need with a clean, renewable energy solution throughout the Inland Empire. Feel free to contact me should you have any questions: (951) 261-2221 Sincerely, J 4 or luAl DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT HOUSING DIVISION tJ� Telephone (909) 931-4113 Facsimile(909) 931-4139 -rip 79L December 21,2011 Dear Homeowner: The City of Upland (City) and the Upland Community Redevelopment Agency (Agency) have partnered with GRID Alternatives, a non-profit organization, to help local low income families receive solar electric systems installed onto their homes at little or no charge through the State of California's Single-Family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) Program. These solar electric systems harness the Sun's energy to make electricity that you can use for your everyday household needs, whereby significantly reducing or eliminating your monthly electric bills. In addition, these solar electric systems help the environment by reducing the amounts of green house gas emissions generated from power plants. GRID Alternatives will help you apply for the program. This program may be FREE or at a low cost to you depending on your personal qualifications. You may qualify for the SASH Program if you: • Own and live in your home; • Get your electric bill from Southern California Edison;and • Meet the program's income eligibility/homeownership requirements. Enclosed is a brochure that provides more details about the SASH Program. If you have any questions or would like more information about how to save money while protecting the environment, please contact GRID Alternatives at 1-888-496-4743 ext. 7777,or via email at IEoutreach @gridalternatives.org. Please note that the SASH Program is not a City/Agency sponsored program. This program is run independently by GRID Alternatives as a separate and distinct entity. The City/Agency has no direct oversight or control over the program. Any questions and concerns should be directed to your GRID Alternative representative. Sincerely, f l Jeff Zwack,development Services Director C: Liz Chavez, Housing Manager City of Upland 460 North Euclid Avenue,Upland,CA 91786-4732.(909)931-4100.Fax(909)931-4123•TDD(900)735-2929>www.ci.upland.ca.us .:'Tavl, t.. D€.Ny1+3,11CFL LL•.Beer AwTern S:�1t S�yI�A�GNOLO C•arrndl<<lrrnvrn WILLLA.11 J..ALLXANDER. CtiL'cK BuQuur, DL-,.-4E W►(. LL.,I5 'r k, Ci:r,Wan,{Zrr jAcx L v,AICP N � THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA RANCHO CUCA`[ONGA August 31, 2011 Dear Homeowner: As a homeowner who has participated in our First-Time Homebuyer Program, I am writing to let you know about the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) program currently available for income eligible homeowners. Funding for the program is provided by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) as part of the California Solar Initiative (CSI). The program provides installation of a roof mounted solar electric system that could help you reduce your monthly electric bills. The installation and equipment may be free or low cost to you depending on your qualifications. The Rancho Cucamonga Redevelopment Agency would like to make you aware of a non-profit organization that provides assistance in obtaining these solar electric systems, GRID Alternatives. GRID Alternatives manages the SASH program on behalf of the CPUC and will help you apply for the program. You could qualify for the SASH program if you: • own and live in your home • get your electric bill from Southern California Edison • meet the program's income eligibility/homeownership guidelines Enclosed is a brochure that provides more details about the SASH program. If you have any questions about the program please contact GRID Alternatives at (951) 272-4743 or (866) 921-4696, or visit their website at www.gridalternatives.org Please note that the SASH program is NOT funded or administered by the City of Rancho Cucamonga or the Rancho Cucamonga Redevelopment Agency. The program will help the environment and is consistent with Rancho Cucamonga's Healthy RC Program-Healthy Earth through environmental sustainability and green energy sources. Sincerely, Linda D. Daniels Deputy City Manager Enclosed: brochure •'iVh;.,4.;t� l_. .,.. i.Si . �: Sts �:i.:.. ., 1.,...;t:'.,i l:�i.l .1' ,.t t} t: ;1 `}i:'i; .i � t.�.• ;. :z - f � .., r • rill'.. 'N,fi�l..11. J COUNTY Of RIVERSIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY August 22, 2011 Dear Homeowner: EDA is writing to let you know about the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) program, which can help you save money by reducing your monthly electric bills. Riverside County Economic Development Agency(EDA) is working with GRID Alternatives, a non-profit organization, to help local families get solar electric systems on their homes. These systems use the sun to make electricity, so you save money on your electric bills while helping the environment. GRID Alternatives will help you apply for the program. This program may be FREE or low cost, depending on your personal qualifications. You may qualify for the Solar Affordable Housing Program if you: • Own and live in your home • Get your electric bill from Southern California Edison • Meet the program's income eligibility/homeownership guidelines Enclosed is a brochure that provides more details about the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) program. If you have any questions or would like more information about how to save money while protecting the environment, please contact GRID Alternatives at 1-866-921-4696 or via email at IEoutreach(agridalternatives.org. Please note that the Solar Affordable Housing and Single-Family Affordable Solar Homes Programs are not provided by the County of Riverside Economic Development Agency and the EDA has no oversight or control over these programs. All inquiries must be directed to GRID Alternatives at the phone number or email address above. Sincerely, Economic Development Agency- Housing Division 1 1 1 ' S.Tcmplates,EDA-006x-Letterhead-Cola-I{ousmg.lac GRID ALTERNATIVES SUCCESS STORIES Trudy ' • • ' Homeowner, P1L 1 r In Summer 2011, eight GRID Alternatives volunteers and job trainees traveled to the home of Ms. Trudy Tedder in the City of Cathedral City to install 24 solar panels on the roof of her house. Trudy has lived in Cathedral City since 1984. She is a single-mother of three children, now all adults, and is excited to have a solar system that saves money on her energy bill and helps to reduce her carbon footprint in order to save the health of the planet and her children's future. Trudy's 4.735 kW solar electric system is expected to save her more than $23,000 over its lifespan and contribute to carbon emission reductions of approxi- mately 149 tons, equivalent to 429 trees. Trudy was happy to help out on the day of the installation by handing tools up to volunteers on the roof and by providing lunch to the GRID volunteer team. "The GRID [Alternatives] construction team was great. They cleaned everything up when they were done and the staff supervisors were wonderful. I saw them explain everything to the volunteers, which were mostly job trainees, and they were extremely pa- tient. The volunteers were all very enthusiastic and it was a great experience." Trudy not only benefits from the direct energy savings her new solar system provides, but is also much more knowledgeable about renewable energy, conservation, and current city and county programs aimed at helping homeowners become more energy and water efficient. Trudy qualified for the SASH Program through the Cathedral City Redevelopment Agency which helped her to make repairs on her home and connect to the city sewer system. She is now motivated to think about all of the energy uses in her home, including water. She is currently looking into programs through the Coachella Valley Water District to implement desert landscaping and install water efficient appliances. One of Trudy's favorite parts of her solar electric system is to see her energy meter run backwards. She is going to use the savings from her electric bill to make much needed repairs on her home that she has been putting off for years! Cliff Lay, GRID Homeowner, k On Tuesday, February 14th, 2012 GRID Alternatives' Inland Empire office and our volunteer work crew shared the love of solar energy with Desert Hot Springs resident and community volunteer Cliff Lavy. We installed a so- lar electric system on Lavy's home, at no cost to him. The system will reduce his electricity bill by almost 90%, saving him over $1,200 per year, at the same time providing training to local job trainees and community volunteers seeking hands-on experience in solar installation. Lavy came to Desert Hot Springs years ago with aspirations of seeing the city become "the new Jewel of the Coachella Valley," and he sees solar energy as one way to get there. Renewable energy is a great way to take advantage of our natural resources to produce electricity and eliminate toxic emissions from being released into our environment," says Lavy. "It also creates jobs, putting people back to work, which in turn will help our devastated economy." Cliff Lavy is very active in his community, donating much of his time by volunteering for the City of Desert Hot Springs Code Enforcement. He anticipates that his new solar electric system will add to his efforts to bring up his community and strengthen the image of Desert Hot Springs as a destination city. He hopes for a ripple effect of increasing property values that will improve his neighborhood as more people take advantage of programs like the one GRID Alternatives offers. mom t` f� k Carmen Valles, GRID Volunteer' After working for years as a local bank executive in the de- sert, Carmen Valles decided it was time to reinvent herself. Her requirements for starting a new career included two things: 1) it needed to be an up-and-coming industry with room for growth, and 2) it needed to be something she r would be passionate about. Living in the desert, Carmen is well aware that the sun is an k abundant resource. She thinks we should be harvesting this energy instead of letting it go to waste. "I think the writing has been written on the wall, so to speak, as far as our eco- nomic and environmental future is concerned. We need to be smart in the future and not so wasteful. Southern Cali- fornia has an abundance of sunshine and we need to cap- • ture it and use it. We've all seen accidents over the years off the coast of Alaska and of course the Gulf, so maybe'' that's not the best way to go—why not use what's right in front of us?" Carmen first discovered GRID Alternatives through a rec- ommendation from her classroom instructor at the College of the Desert's 10 '/2 week Clean Energy Work Force Train- ing Program funded by the California's Economic Develop- Carmen began volunteering with GRID AI- ment Department. ternatives in June of 2011 after attending a volunteer orientation GRID staff hosted at Out of the almost 2 dozen trainees in her solar class, Car- the College of Desert. She has since par- men was one of two women. As such, she and Susan ticipated in over 21 solar installations Jittlov, the other female student, gravitated towards working throughout the Inland Empire and became a together for study groups and became good friends. Every GRID Alternatives Ground and Roof Team now and then Susan would say, "Hey, let's just start our Leader in early September of 2011. 1 have own business!" Carmen and Susan's dream of starting a gained a wealth of knowledge—more knowl- solar business is now officially a reality. They just launched edge than I could have gained in my class- their own solar installation company for residential, com- room setting alone." mercial, and thermal solar projects called Energy Solar In- stallations (ESI). Susan, who is a GRID volunteer as well, In addition, Carmen has become a dedi- will be their first client! Carmen stated, "I always know that cated advocate for solar energy as a main- what I set my mind to do—I'll get done; but the hands-on stream solution to the energy and economic experience and being out in the field working with GRID issues families face today. "The fact that staff has reaffirmed that this [her company] IS doable and GRID Alternatives helps low-income fami- I've met a lot of really great people." lies, where utility bills are big part of their budget, is absolutely fantastic!" 4 Habitat I • . • Partner On November 18th, 2011 GRID Alternatives-Inland Empire partnered with Habitat for Humanity-Riverside +► to complete their 111h solar installation together! The Frausto Family received 16 solar panels at no cost to them which will hel p reduce their electric -^"'" ► f,:r bill by 94% and save them over $550 annually. s The installation was completed with help from the hard -working and fun-loving volunteers from Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo is an avid supporter of both GRID Alterna- tives and Habitat for Humanity-Riverside, demonstrat- ing their continued commitment to supporting the com- munity and development of affordable housing and protecting the environment. "It was incredible to have so many people out there putting solar on our house. It was awesome. And it was really nice to be able to chit chat with the people Habitat for Humanity-Riverside knows that by "going from GRID Alternatives and Wells Fargo." – Mignon the form ofrenergy savlings, but also in the formtof a Frausto healthier indoor environment and a healthier planet. Christine Morgando, Family Relations Coordinator Habitat for Humanity- Riverside incorporates numer- from Habitat for Humanity-Riverside, has worked with ous energy-efficient features into the designs of their the Frausto Family since the beginning. homes, including Energy Star appliances, tankless water heaters, CFL light bulbs, low-VOC paint, low- "The partnership between GRID Alternatives and flow water fixtures, and waterwise landscaping. Each Habitat for Humanity is great because we both work to homeowner receives an explanation of how to use serve low-income families; and GRID [Alternatives] their energy-efficient features to maximize their bene- providing solar at no cost to these families reduces the fits for better health, comfort, and reduced operating cost of living in the form of utilities. So, it really just costs. makes sense!"-Christine Morgando "The Frausto Family was so excited to receive their solar system; they were just beaming. Mr. Frausto was even up on the roof helping out with the installa- - -" r tion; they loved it." -Christine Morgando "I didn't really ever think of energy efficiency that much until we got the habitat home. And now we have drip irrigation, faucets that let our less water and now with the solar, we're doing something good for the earth and the world. 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