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Public commenter questions Oxnard's utility refunds, pension bonds and committee oversight
Summary
A public commenter at the April 14 Oxnard City Finance & Governance Committee meeting said courts found the city used improper measures in utility billing, raised figures about refunds, warned against pension obligation bonds, and questioned why the ERP program bypassed committee review.
A public commenter identified only as Jim used the Finance and Governance Committee’s public‑comment periods on April 14 to raise concerns about past utility refunds, pension obligation bonds and the committee’s oversight role.
Jim said courts determined the city had applied measures to utility charges that were inappropriate and referred during his remarks to figures of $36 million and $7 million in refunds. He characterized the city’s approach as having…
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