No On Prop 7 on Nov. 4, 2008

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and the Neighborhood Councils DWP Executive Committee both oppose Proposition 7 on the November 2008 Ballot. Your rates will go up dramatically if Prop 7 is approved. Your rates will go up dramatically if Prop. 7 is approved. The penalties that the DWP will be required to pay will be borne by the rate payers of L.A. in their utility bills

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[MC91335]

Your utility bills will go up dramatically if Prop 7 is approved. The penalties that the DWP will be required to pay will be borne by the rate payers of L.A. The DWP is already on a track to add more renewables. The penalities that the DWP will have to pay will actually slow down the rate of conversion away from coal

[jensen85]

the truth is that if we dont start conserving our resources now, we will have to pay even MORE in the future to reverse the damge weve done, sooo even if it does cost us more, its worth it. think about your families people. VOTE YES ON 7

[solarandclean]

Vote YES on 7.

That is a completely baseless claim. The total cost of Prop 7 to the state will be 3.4 million. That is .0002% of the state budget. Which means very little to the individual rate payer and absolutely nothing to taxes.

In any case, be sure to thank PG&E, Edison, and SEMPRA utilities for your talking points.

[Got2BeDowne69]

yes on 7! i need to save money on my electricity bills..