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Council to place energy-aggregation resolution authorizing mayor to sign; Stone River Group named
Summary
Council members agreed to put a resolution on the regular agenda that would authorize the mayor to sign an energy aggregation agreement. City staff identified Stone River Group as the supplier used in the current aggregation pool and councilors asked procedural questions about consumer notices.
A resolution that would authorize the mayor to sign an energy-aggregation agreement involving Stone River Group was approved to be placed on the council's regular agenda.
The matter was presented as a resolution that would authorize the mayor to sign on the city's behalf, and staff identified Stone River Group as the company the city has used for aggregation services. Councilors asked procedural questions about mailings and how small businesses on the city's list would be affected.
A staff member noted the firm currently used by the city: “We use Stone River Group,” and described that the city is part of the pool managed through that company. Council members asked whether the city would receive separate mailings or notices if the city pursues a different aggregation option; staff advised that questions about the aggregation process should not be directed at them during the discussion.
Council members voted to place the resolution on the regular agenda for fuller consideration at a subsequent meeting; no final contractual action or signature was taken at this session.
The resolution will appear on the next regular agenda for a formal vote and any further public discussion.
