ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POWER
ALLOCATION BOARD
MINUTES
July 21,
2006
Video
Conference – 9:00 a.m.
Empire
State Development Corporation,
1. Approval
of the Minutes of the Meeting of June 27, 2006
2. Power
for Jobs Extended Benefits Recommendations
for
Electricity Savings Reimbursements
Companies in Job Compliance
Con Edison -
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Bank of Charmer Industries, Inc. Home for Contemporary Theater & Art Kingsbrook Jewish Brooklyn – Long Island Jewish Manhasset – |
Tarrytown – The Brooklyn – The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. Verizon |
Long Island Power Authority -
American
Technical Ceramics
Huntington
Station –
West
Islip –
National Grid -
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Bank of Oriskany – Bison Foods – Division of Upstate Farms Cascades Tissue Group Corning, Inc. Gouverneur – St. Lawrence County Fiber Glass Industries Inc. |
General Electric Plastics Selkirk – Lowville – Mohawk Paper Mills Natrium Products, Inc. Revere Copper Products Robinson & Smith, Inc. Snyder Industries N. Tonawanda – Sorrento Lactalis, Inc. |
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Air-Flo Manufacturing Prattsburgh – Consumers Beverages, Inc. Corning (Erwin Plant) Corning, Inc. – (Big Flats) Big Flats – Corning, Inc. – (Northside) |
Corning, Inc. – (Oneonta – Costar Plant) Oneonta – Corning, Inc. – (Southside) Corning, Inc. – (Sullivan Park) Merritt Plywood Machinery, Inc. Seneca Foods Corporation Upstate Farms Cooperative LeRoy – |
Flower City Printing, Inc.
Companies Not in Job Compliance
Con Edison -
AT&T Norampac New York City, Inc.
Long Island Power Authority -
Augros, Inc.
National Grid -
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Applied Energy Solutions Caledonia – Cooper Industries CWM Chemical Services, LLC Dodge-Graphic Press Inc. Fitzpatrick & Weller, Inc. Ellicottville – Kilian Manufacturing Corporation |
McLane Eastern Baldwinsville – Oldcastle Precast Inc. South Bethlehem – Standard Manufacturing Co., Inc. Syracuse Plastics, Inc. Liverpool – Syroco, Inc. – A Subsidiary of Vassallo Industries Baldwinsville – Turbine Components Technologies Whitesboro – |
Manitoba Corporation Vail Ballou Press, Inc.
International Business Machines –
International Business Machines – Rochester Seneca Foods Corporation
3. Power for Jobs Extended Benefits Reconsideration
Electricity Savings Reimbursements
Welch Allyn Data Collection Inc
Skaneateles Falls –
OTHER BUSINESS
4. Next Meeting
A regular meeting of the Economic Development
Power Allocation Board was held via video conference at the following
participating locations:
1)
2)
3)
4) Empire State Development Corporation,
The following Members of the
Board were present at the following locations:
Frank
S. McCullough, Jr., Chairman (
Bernard P. McGarry, Member (
James
A. Duncan, Member, (
Kevin S. Corbett, Member (
Also in attendance were:
Timothy
S. Carey President
and Chief Executive Officer, NYPA
Louise M. Morman Senior
Vice President – Marketing, Economic Development
and Supply Planning, NYPA
Anne B. Cahill Corporate
Secretary, NYPA
Joseph C. Carline Assistant
General Counsel, NYPA
Angela D. Graves Deputy
Corporate Secretary, NYPA
Gary Paslow Vice
President - Government Affairs & Policy Development, NYPA
James F. Pasquale Director
– Business Power Allocations and Regulation, NYPA
Connie Cullen Deputy
Director – Media Affairs, NYPA
Anthony C. Savino Manager
– Business Power Allocations and Compliance, NYPA
Mary Jean Frank Associate Corporate Secretary, NYPA
Michael J. Santarcangelo Director – Energy Policy,
Empire State Development Corporation
1. Adoption of Minutes
The minutes of the meeting of June 27, 2006, were unanimously adopted.
2.
Power for
Jobs Extended Benefits Recommendations
for Electricity Savings
Reimbursements
The members of the Board reconsidered the 67 applications for extended benefits recommendations for electricity savings reimbursements listed below for Power for Jobs. Mr. Pasquale explained that some 68,665 jobs would be impacted. See Exhibits “2-A” and “2-B.”
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
by members of the Board present.
WHEREAS, the following entities have
applied for extended benefits recommendations for electricity savings
reimbursements under the Power for Jobs program:
COMPANIES IN JOB
COMPLIANCE
Con Edison -
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Bank of Charmer Industries, Inc. Home for Contemporary Theater & Art Kingsbrook Jewish Brooklyn – Long Island Jewish Manhasset – |
Tarrytown – The Brooklyn – The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. Verizon |
Long Island Power Authority -
American Technical Ceramics
Huntington
Station –
West
Islip –
Manhasset
–
National Grid -
|
Bank of Oriskany – Bison Foods – Division of Upstate Farms Cascades Tissue Group Corning, Inc. Gouverneur – St. Lawrence County Fiber Glass Industries Inc. |
General Electric Plastics Selkirk – Lowville – Mohawk Paper Mills Natrium Products, Inc. Revere Copper Products Robinson & Smith, Inc. Snyder Industries N. Tonawanda – Sorrento Lactalis, Inc. |
|
Agri-Mark, Inc. Air-Flo Manufacturing Prattsburgh – Consumers Beverages, Inc. Corning (Erwin Plant) Corning, Inc. – (Big Flats) Big Flats – Corning, Inc. – (Northside) |
Corning, Inc. – (Oneonta – Costar Plant) Oneonta – Corning, Inc. – (Southside) Corning, Inc. – (Sullivan Park) Merritt Plywood Machinery, Inc. Seneca Foods Corporation Upstate Farms Cooperative LeRoy – |
Flower City Printing, Inc.
COMPANIES
NOT IN JOB COMPLIANCE
Con Edison -
AT&T Norampac New York City, Inc.
Long Island Power Authority -
Augros, Inc.
National Grid -
|
Applied Energy Solutions Caledonia – Cooper Industries CWM Chemical Services, LLC Dodge-Graphic Press Inc. Fitzpatrick & Weller, Inc. Ellicottville – Kilian Manufacturing Corporation |
McLane Eastern Baldwinsville – Oldcastle Precast Inc. South Bethlehem – Standard Manufacturing Co., Inc. Syracuse Plastics, Inc. Liverpool – Syroco, Inc. – A Subsidiary of Vassallo Industries Baldwinsville – Turbine Components Technologies Whitesboro – |
Manitoba Corporation Vail Ballou Press, Inc.
International Business Machines –
International Business Machines –
Seneca Foods Corporation
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the
Board hereby finds and determines that such applications meet the requirements
of the extended benefits provisions of the Power for Jobs legislation contained
in Article 6 of the Economic Development Law as amended by Chapter 313 of the
Laws of 2005; and be it further
RESOLVED, That the
Board recommends to the Power Authority of the State of New York the 67 applications
for extended benefits recommendations for electricity savings reimbursements discussed
herein totaling 74,324 kW until December 31, 2006.
3.
Power for Jobs Extended Benefits
Reconsideration
The members of the Board considered the application for full or partial reconsideration for electricity savings reimbursements listed below for Power for Jobs. Mr. Pasquale explained that some 1,257 jobs would be impacted. See Exhibit “3-A.”
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by members of the Board present.
WHEREAS, the following entity has applied
for reconsideration for full or partial reinstatement under the Power for Jobs
program:
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Electricity
Savings Reimbursements Welch Allyn Data Collection Inc Skaneateles Falls – |
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the
Board hereby finds and determines that such application meet the requirements
of the extended benefits provisions of the Power for Jobs legislation contained
in Article 6 of the Economic Development Law as amended by Chapter 313 of the
Laws of 2005; and be it further
RESOLVED,
That the Board recommends to the Power Authority of the State of New York the application
for full or partial reconsideration for electricity savings reimbursements discussed
herein totaling 2,000 kW until December 31, 2006.
4. Next Meeting
The next meeting of the Board is to be determined.