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HomeMy WebLinkAboutresolution.council.003-62RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Holy Cross Electric Association has given the City of Aspen written notice of its intention to terminate the Wheeling Agreement with the City of Aspen, dated January 6, 1958, said notice of termination being dated May 9, 1963, the' effective date of termination of said agreement being November 9, 1963, WHEREAS, the City Council, in order to protect the welfare, safety and health of the inhabitants of the City of Aspen and others served by the electric distribution system of the City of Aspen, have requested the Public Service Company of Colozado to determine if it could furnish electrical energy tot he City of Aspen at a reasonable rate, WHEREAS, Officers of the Public Service Company of Colorado have submitted a proposal to the City of Aspen stating that it appears it woul4 be feasible for said company to furnish electric emer~y to the City of Aspen at a reasonable cost to the City on an open end demand basis, WHEREAS, the Council, being fully advised in this matter, desire to move toward conscience-ting an agreement with the Public Service Company of Colorado on the basis of the proposal submitted to the City and now desire that a formal contract be drafted for consideration by the City Council, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the Mayor of the City of Aspen shall be and is hereby authorized to advise the Public Service Company of Colorado that the City Council are of the opinion that it is to the best interests of the City of Aspen and its inhabitants that a contract be negotiated in substantial accordance with the proposal heretofore submitted to the City Council by the Public Service Company of Colorado; 2. That in the event a contract is negotiated and signed by the City of Aspen and the Public Service Company of Colorado to provide a source of electric energy to the City, '~ then in that event said ~greemen? s.hall be subject to the ~z~.~~of the Public Utilities Con.,,.%sslon o~ the State of Colorado, and that the City Council for the C~ty of Aspen are of the opinion that it would also be to the best interests of the City to support the application of the Public Service Company of Colorado to construct a power transmission line from Carbondale to Aspen which must be filed with the Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado. See Minutes - Aspen City Council - June 17, 1963 for motion adopting the above Resolution