We call upon District CIC's to stand and speakup

The Public Service Commission and the Utility Pepco have not done one impact study or even one outreach attempt to the Boards of Condominiums Cooperatives, Single Family and Townhouse Associations about the impact of these smart meters or any other issues that the Public Service Commission has ruled upon over the last few years.


To these Common Interest Communities CIC!  


We are calling up on the residents of CIC to meet with us before this meeting and then to attend it with us as a collective voice of the Common Interest Communities of the District of Columbia.    DC CIC's need to be part of this process now and any going forward that are going to have any impact on their collective and individual Interest.


The ICA provides that vocie and if you are reading this because of a recent mailing a special welcome.  Now join us.




Public Hearing Notice 
October 27, 2010

Council of the District of Columbia
Committee on Public Services and Consumer Affairs
Notice of Public Roundtable
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20004
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ABBREVIATED NOTICE 

COUNCILMEMBER MURIEL BOWSER, CHAIR
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICES AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS

Announces A Public Roundtable

On 

PR 18-1070: Board of Industrial Trades Richard Jackson Confirmation Resolution of 2010, 

PR 18-1071: Board of Industrial Trades Shell Carter Davis, III Confirmation Resolution of 2010; and 

Deployment of Advanced Metering Infrastructure in the District of Columbia (Smart Meters)

On

Wednesday, October 27, 2010
1:00 p.m.
Room 500
1350 Pennsylvania Avenue NW




If you are interested in participating please let us know about your community by answering a few questions and reviewing some information we have about the public service commission and their interactions with CIC in DC. We will have a downloadable white-paper on Smart-meters and CIC's before the meeting. 




InternationalCommunityAssociation.org/dcsmartmeters