Energy & Conservation Commission
Meetings
- 3:00 pm
- Second Monday of every month
- BOC Conference Room (Billings Operations Center)
- 10 members, 4 year term
Members
Robert Merchant MD, Chair
(Serving unexpired term of Joseph Keel)
3270 Gregory Drive West
Billings, MT 59102
Term expires 12/31/10
J. Kip Gjerde, Vice Chair
(Serving unexpired term of Richard McCormish)
2504 Rancho Rd.
Billings, MT 59102
Term expires 12/31/10
Russ Doty
3878 N. Tanager Ln.
Billings, MT 59102
First term expires 12/31/10
Deborah Singer
P.O. Box 80330
Billings, MT 59108-0330
First term expires 12/31/10
John Delvo
761 Tepee Tr.
Billings, MT 59105
First Term expires 12/31/10
J. Stephen Begley
(Serving unexpired term of Bernard Rose)
1245 Parkhill Drive
Billings MT 59102
Term expires 12/31/10
Mary McNally
2526 Lyndale Ln.
Billings, MT 59102
First term expires 12/31/10
David Fishbaugh
2922 Smoky Ln.
Billings, MT 59102
First term expires 12/31/10
Ed Gulick
3015 10th Ave. N.
Billings, MT 59101
First term expires 12/31/10
Chris Allard
1126 Kyhl Ln.
Billings, MT 59105
First term expires 12/31/10
Mark Evangeline
Airport
First term expires 12/31/10
Saree Couture
Facilities
First term expires 12/31/10
Larry Deschene
Motor Pool
First term expires 12/31/10
Wyeth Friday
Planning
First term expires 12/31/10
Barbara Butler
Solid Waste
First term expires 12/31/10
Scott Baker
Transit
First term expires 12/31/10
Overview
City Council Resolution 06-18468
There is hereby created an Energy & Conservation Commission. The Energy & Conservation Commission shall be composed of ten (10) citizen members, each of who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the City Council and may include up to ten (10) ex-officio representatives of City departments, who shall be nominated by the City Administrator, appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council.
The Commission shall be a citizen’s advisory board to the City Council to review the City of Billings’ current policies and practices regarding energy consumption and conservation, and to make recommendations to the City Council and City Administrator for future action. The primary responsibility of the Commission is to consider (a) ways to conserve energy including areas where the city might reduce the amount of money it spends on energy, and (b) ways to limit the city’s energy use impact on the environment. The Commission may also recommend additional areas where city government could assist citizens in minimizing pollution and energy consumption, which could include recycling, alternate fuels, alternate transportation, alternate energy sources, building and road construction, etc. The Commission shall expire at the end of four (4) years or whenever the Commission members determine by majority vote that their work has been completed, whichever comes first.
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