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September 9 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

August 12 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

July 8 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

June 10 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

May 13 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

April 8 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

March 11 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

February 11 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

January 14 - 7 to 9 pm WFFNA board meetings are open to the public and will be held at (see date for location): Chilton Middle School Library 4501 Bob Doyle Drive Roseville, CA 95747 or St John's Church 2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville, CA 95747 The meetings are the second Tuesday of each month (unless a holiday interferes) from 7 to 9 PM. The meetings for 2014 are: January 14 (Chilton Middle School - Library) February 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) March 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) April 8 (Chilton Middle School - Multi-Purpose Room) May 13 (Chilton Middle School - Library) June 10 (St. Johns Church) July 8 (St. Johns Church) August 12 (St. Johns Church) September 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library) October 14 - Annual Meeting & Elections (Chilton Middle School - Multi‐purpose room) November 11 (Chilton Middle School - Library) December 9 (Chilton Middle School - Library)

Summary: NOTICE OF PREPARATION Date: October 30, 2013 To: State Clearinghouse Responsible Agencies Trustee Agencies Interested Parties Subject: Notice of Preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report Project Title: Amoruso Ranch Specific Plan, Sphere of Influence, and Annexation, Files: 2011PL-039, ANN-000007, SPA-000043, GPA-000061, RZ- 000058 and DA-00004 Location: 5101 Sunset Boulevard, unincorporated Placer County Lead Agency: City of Roseville Applicant: Development Services Department-Planning Division Kathy Pease, Principal Planner, AICP 311 Vernon Street Roseville, CA 95678 Telephone: (916) 774-5276 Fax: (916) 774-5129 Email: kpease@roseville.ca.us Brookfield Residential Deanne Green, Project Manager 2271 Lava Ridge Court, Suite 220 Roseville, CA 95661 Telephone: (916) 783-1177 Public Scoping Meeting: November 18, 2013 between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. Roseville Civic Center Meeting Rooms 1 & 2, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 NOP Comment Period: October 30, 2013 to December 2, 2013 Download the document here: ARSPNOPoctober2013.pdf

NOTICE OF PREPARATION Date: November 18, 2013 To: State Clearinghouse Responsible Agencies Trustee Agencies Interested Parties Subject: Notice of Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report for the proposed Dry Creek Greenway Multi‐Use Trail and a Notice of Public Scoping Meeting Project Title/File Number: Dry Creek Greenway Multi‐Use Trail NOP Comment Period: Written comments are due to the City’s Public Works Department no later than December 19, 2013 by 5:00 p.m. Public Scoping Meeting: In accordance with Public Resources Code Section 21083.9, notice is hereby given that the City of Roseville will conduct a public scoping meeting on December 3, 2013 starting at 6 p.m., Maidu Community Center, 1550 Maidu Drive, Roseville, CA 95661 Project Location: The proposed multi‐use trail would extend along Dry, Cirby, and Linda Creeks from the existing Saugstad/Royer Park trail near the intersection of Riverside Avenue and Darling Way for 4.25 miles eastward to the City limits, just past the Old Auburn Road/South Cirby Way intersection. Lead Agency and Contact Person: City of Roseville Public Works ‐ Alternative Transportation Mike Dour, Alternative Transportation Analyst ‐ Bikeways 401 Vernon Street Roseville, CA 95678 Phone: (916) 746‐1304 Fax: (916) 746‐1333 Email: mdour@roseville.ca.us Website: www.roseville.ca.us/pw Download the complete document here: Dry Creek Greenway Multi-Use Trail.pdf

NOTICE OF PREPARATION Date: November 21, 2013 To: State Clearinghouse Responsible Agencies Trustee Agencies Interested Parties Subject: Notice of Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report for the proposed Roseville Hotel & Conference Center Project Project Title/File Number: Roseville Hotel & Conference Center Project File number: PL 13-0263 NOP Comment Period: Written comments are due no later than December 23, 2013 by 5:00 p.m. Project Location: 310 Conference Center Drive, Roseville APN 363-011-012-000 Project Applicant: Roseville Hotel, LLC (RHLLC) 2725 Riverside Boulevard Sacramento, CA 95818 Property Owner: City of Roseville Lead Agency and Contact Person: Mike Isom, AICP, Development & Operations Manager City of Roseville, Office of the City Manager 311 Vernon Street Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 774-5362 Fax: (916) 774-5485 Email: misom@roseville.ca.us Website: www.roseville.ca.us 1.0 INTRODUCTION The City of Roseville (City) will be the lead agency for the Roseville Hotel & Conference Center Project (“proposed project”). This Notice of Preparation (NOP) has been issued to notify responsible and trustee agencies and other interested parties that the City will be preparing an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed project, and to solicit feedback on the scope and content of the analysis in the EIR. The proposed project will require the approvals listed in Section 4 below. The proposed project description, vicinity map, and site plan are provided in this NOP. Download the complete document here: Roseville Hotel & Conference Center Project.pdf

Summary: Notice is hereby given that on December 12, 2013 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the Planning Commission of the City of Roseville will hold a Public Hearing at the City Council Chambers located at 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA for the purpose of considering an application for a GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT, SPECIFIC PLAN AMENDMENT, REZONE, DESIGN REVIEW PERMIT FOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION, & TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAPS – 6810 FIDDYMENT ROAD – SVSP JMC MAPS - FILE# 2012PL-038; PROJECT # GPA-000064, SPA-000046, RZ-000061, DRP-000449, SUB-000157, SUB-000158. Request: The applicant requests approval of entitlements for approximately 254.8 acres of land within the Sierra Vista Specific Plan area. The requested project entitlements include: 1) a Specific Plan Amendment to increase Lot JM-30 (HDR) from 6.1 acres to 7.6 acres and increase the allocated high density residential units from 138 to 159, decrease Lot JM-41 (CC) from 15.0 acres to 13.5 acres, increase Lot JM-83 (OS) from 6.2 acres to 6.3 acres, increase the number of units in Lot JM-02 from 148 to 187 units, and modify the boundaries of Lot JM-51 and Lot JM-52 (park sites); 2) a General Plan Amendment to modify the map to reflect changes to the boundaries of Lots JM-30, JM-41, JM-83, JM-51 and JM-52; 3) a Rezone to modify the zoning boundaries on Lots JM-30, JM-41, JM-83, JM-51 and JM-52; 4) a Design Review Permit of Residential Subdivision to establish design standards for the Medium Density Residential Villages JM-20 and JM-21; 5) a Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide 254.8 acres into 35 large lots; and 6) a Tentative Subdivision Map to create 1,020 single-family lots within six villages. Download the full document here: 6810 Fiddyment Road SPA (SVSP).pdf

Sean Bigley, Government Relations Analyst for the City of Roseville, gave a 45-minute presentation on the Bay Delta Conservation Project (BDCP). The presentation covered the background of the state waterway system, current water sources, and what effects the proposed BDCP would have on life in our region — effects not only to our main drinking water supply, but to business and recreational sources as well. Download a copy of this presentation here: water_bdcp_presentation_final_111213.pdf

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT SUBSEQUENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT Environmental Determination: The Planning Director has determined that the project described below could have a significant effect on the environment; accordingly, a Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (DSEIR) has been prepared to analyze potential impacts. The DSEIR is available for public review beginning on November 5, 2013 and ending at 5:00 p.m. on December 19, 2013. The DSEIR may be reviewed during normal business hours in the Planning Division located at 311 Vernon Street in Roseville, CA, and online at www.roseville.ca.us (under the Planning Division “Current Projects” heading). Project Title/Name: WRSP Fiddyment Ranch Phase 3 – Specific Plan Amendment, General Plan Amendment, Tentative Subdivision Maps, Rezone, Development Agreement Amendment - File #2013PL-005 (SPA-000049, GPA-000068, SUB-000171, SUB-000179, RZ-000063 & DA-000053). Project Address/Location: 3000 Hayden Parkway – The project site is located within the West Roseville Specific Plan (WRSP) area, which encompasses approximately ±3,162 acres located in the northwest portion of the City of Roseville, west of Fiddyment Road. The proposed project will affect ±815 acres of the WRSP north of Blue Oaks Boulevard. APNs: 492-010-002, 003, 004, 005, 015, 020, 021, 031, and 033. Owner/Applicant: ATC Realty One LLC/Signature Management Co. Current Land Use/Zoning: Land Use: Low Density Residential (LDR), Parks and Recreation (P/R) Open Space (OS), Public/Quasi-Public (P/QP). Zoning: Single-Family Residential/Development Standards (R1/DS), Small Lot Residential/Development Standards (RS/DS), Open Space (OS), Park and Recreation (PR), Public/Quasi-Public (P/QP). Project Planner: Ron Miller, Associate Planner Project Description: The applicant proposes to amend the West Roseville Specific Plan (WRSP) to accommodate 1,661 additional residential units (580 Low Density Residential units, 609 Medium Density Residential Units, and 472 High Density Residential Units) in Fiddyment Ranch Phases 2 and 3. The revised land use plan will not change the footprint of the WRSP, but would redistribute certain land uses (LDR, LDR (Pocket Parks), MDR and HDR, CC, P/R, OS, P/Q-P, and Right-of-way) within the project area. In addition, the project proposes to change development densities within certain Fiddyment Ranch residential parcels. Significant Environmental Impacts Anticipated: The DSEIR has identified the following areas within which significant environmental impacts are anticipated: Land Use and Planning, Transportation/Traffic, Noise, Air Quality, Climate Change, Public Utilities, and Public Services. Mitigation measures to reduce the impacts are included in the Draft EIR to the extent feasible. Public meetings to receive comments on the DSEIR have been scheduled before the Planning Commission on November 14, 2013 and December 12, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at the Civic Center, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville CA. Interested persons are invited to submit written comments prior to and may testify at the public meeting(s). Written comments may be submitted to Ron Miller, Development Services – Planning Division, 311 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678.

Did You Know? Thanksgiving is the leading day of the year for home fire involving cooking equipment. See the Kitchen and Driving safety tip in this edition of Public Safety News and Tips! Thanksgiving Safety Vol 13 Issue 11 Thanksgiving Safety Vol 13 Issue 11.pdf

Saturday, December 14, 2013 at Roseville Sports Center at Mahany Park or Sunday, December 15, 2013 at Maidu Community Center Time: 3 - 6 p.m. Kids -- See Santa’s arrival on a Roseville Fire Truck at 3:30 PM. Cookies, punch, music, Carolers and crafts. Lots of good photo ops so bring your camera. FREE – Exchange 3 old holiday light strands for 3 new LED light strands - FREE We will also be collecting non-perishable canned food donations for needy families in our community on behalf of the Placer Food Bank Download the flyer here: SITP Flyer 2013.pdf

The Downtown Roseville Merchants are sponsoring a FREE Family Fun Night Tuesday, Oct 29, 4-8 pm on Vernon Street. There will be: entertainment - balloon makers - costume contest - bounce houses Calling all pirates and witches for the annual costume contest with 5 different age groups Fun Night Schedule of Events: 4:00-8:00 pm Trick or Treating at merchants on/near Vernon St bounce houses, balloon makers and vendors 4:30 pm Dance Show* 5:00 pm Entertainment* 6:00 pm Costume Contest* 7:30 pm Dance Show* * Located on the Vernon Street Town Square stage More information here

The RPCC will be hosting a Senior Scams presentation by Sergeant Kelby Newton on November 4th at 10:00 am in the Mark White Room at the Roseville Police Department – located at 1051 Junction Blvd. More information here

Roseville Police Charitable Corp Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser this Saturday October 12th at the Elks Lodge, 3000 Brady Lane, at 6pm.

Kids love Halloween! They get to dress up and get free candy. What a perfect holiday. In all the excitement of the evening children often forget about safety. It’s important that parents review safety tips with their children. Halloween Safety Vol 13 Issue 10 Halloween Safety Vol 13 Issue 10.pdf

Mello Roos Presentation You should all have been notified of the Mello Roos special assessments we pay in our taxes when you purchased your homes. You can find these assessments labeled as CFD’s 1, 2, and 3 on your county tax bill. But do you know what they are specifically for? Are you aware that these special assessments are in addition to the regular tax rate paid by all Roseville citizens? Are you aware that ‘special assessments’ are supposedly not tax deductible like your regular county taxes although they are for the same type of services provided through regular county taxes? Are you aware of the duration of these assessments? CFD #1 may go until the year 2050; and CFD #2 and CFD #3 are permanent assessments. Mayor Susan Rohan has arranged to have representatives from the City of Roseville attend the October 15, 2013, WFFNA annual meeting to answer any questions you might wish to submit. Please submit your questions to MelloRoos@WFFNA.org by Noon of Friday, September 20. Your questions will then be compiled and sent to the City for research to present responses and possible handouts to your inquiries. If you want to research further before submitting your questions, you may find the full background of the assessments on the City’s Finance website -- query for CFD Mello Roos assessments.

WFFNA once again joins the National Association of Town Watch, City of Roseville, and Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations in hosting this event. You can help keep your neighborhood safe -- take this opportunity to meet your neighbors. Sign up for Neighborhood Watch. Find out how you can support your neighborhood association -- get active in the board and committees, volunteer your time for local neighborhood events. Join a committee to help promote communication throughout the neighborhood -- Planning & Development, Activities, Bylaws and Schools -- all promoting the exchange of information and events through the area. We have two great food vendors for you this year -- Knucklehead Hot Dogs and California Pizza Kitchens will be present for your enjoyment. WFFNA will provide free Root Beer Floats. - Kids -- earn treats, small prizes and raffle tickets at Carnival games and play on the bounce houses. - Roseville Police & Fire Departments will visit with surprises for all. - The American Red Cross will make a First Aid and Wellness presentation. California Pizza Kitchens will be serving: Chicken Caesar Salads, Lemonade, Water, Brownies and Berry Sabayon dessert. These prices will range from $2 - $7.00. Volunteers are needed -- if you can spare an hour or so to help ‘supervise’ the bounce houses, help with set-up or close-up, or food-duty, please contact Sue here . We also need teens to help with the carnival games -- we will give certificates which verify their participation in a non-profit organization (most schools honor the certificates for school credit). COME AND SHARE A “HOT AUGUST NIGHT” OUT WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS.

New Questions & Answers Roseville Electric Staff recently met with the Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (RCONA) and presented and overview of the Liquid Management System (LMS) project. Some of the attendees were unfamiliar with the project and asked good questions. Some of them had had been previously addressed on the LMS Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) webpage hosted on this site. However, some new questions were submitted via the liquidmanagementsystem@roseville.ca.us email address. Those new questions and answers will be added to the FAQ webpage. They are also listed below. If these questions stimulate other questions, feel free to use the project email address listed above, or call (916) 746-1699 to get your answers. Question and Answers What happens after the projected 20-year lifespan of the system if there should be no interim problems? Prior to the wells being constructed and operated, the EPA will require Roseville Electric to have Plugging and Abandonment Plans in place to safely decommission the wells. The required plans will outline all aspects of the decommissioning from the financial requirements, engineering, ongoing monitoring as determined and making the site look as it did prior to the installation of the wells. Do all the wells and equipment remain down there because there is no sure way to plug the fractures left behind? The only time that a fracture might be created is during step testing (required by the EPA to permit the well). The Step Rate Test (SRT) involves a series of constant rate injection tests, all with the same duration, with each successive step at a higher injection rate and injection pressure. The injection rate can be increased until the formation parting pressure is exceeded, at which point the injection pressure suddenly drops (showing up as in inflection point on the rate vs. pressure curve). However, the EPA does not always require that the parting pressure be reached, as long as the maximum injection rate and pressure attained in the SRT is greater than the desired operational injection rate (with a safety factor included). Having said this, any fracture produced in a SRT will be limited in size and should heal after injection ceases. The fracture shouldn't open again unless the formation parting pressure is exceeded again, which is not allowed under permit. All "equipment" will be removed from both wells, and then the wells will be sealed underground and capped according to EPA direction and the Plugging and Abandonment Plans. This will be done in order to protect surface water and underground drinking water supplies. Will the equipment corrode or deteriorate in the salt water environment, and what happens to the chemicals that have been dumped down there? The equipment will be engineered to withstand the corrosive operating environment. Additionally, there will be routine inspections, safety devices and maintenance performed to ensure any issues that arise are resolved in a timely manner. The injected water contains base constituents already found in the salt water aquifer we will be injecting into, but at a much lower percentage, and will remain in that salt water aquifer. This salt water is considered untreatable for drinking water by California and EPA standards, and as such the injected water will be diluted to such a degree within the salt water aquifer it would not be detected in a discrete sample. Will there continue to be perpetual monitoring to ensure future environmental safety afterwards? The EPA will require monitoring during the operation of the wells. They will also determine what type of monitoring will be required after well closure. The monitoring duration and frequency will be based on items such as:Historical well operation data Details of well construction such as depth and condition of well at the time of decommissioning Any reported safety concerns or operational failures during the life of the well or at the time of decommissioning. [*]While this may be the cheapest plan to operate now, how would it compare with future revenue loss or delays in home sales, and potential lawsuits for property damage, injuries, etc.? The presentation to the RCONA group highlighted the selection criteria used to determine the LMS as the best option. Cost was one of the factors, but not the most important as the list below indicates. The selection criteria included the following:The new process will improve our system reliability The new process will be financially prudent The new process must be environmentally safe and compliant The new process must be a proven technology, acceptable to permitting agencies. With proper engineering controls, direction from the EPA, and diligence in operating the process to the same high standard our customers already appreciate and enjoy with Roseville Electric, we do not expect to experience any of the adverse impacts mentioned in the question. 6. Your presentation at RCONA did not really address the other alternatives we asked more information about. Due to the length of the answer, it will be posted on the FAQ page by Monday, July 6, 2013. (re-published with the permission of Roseville Electric)