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�. �-�� <br /> FLEX YOUR POWER - AT THE PUMP! <br /> This week, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger In addition, the League will be posting gasoline <br /> called upon State employees, local government conservation information provided by the cam- <br /> leaders and California businesses to lead by ex- paign on the League's website in the near future <br /> ample and Flex Their Power at the gas pump in an and as appropriate, will send the information <br /> effort to conserve gasoline, help the economy and directly to city officials. <br /> the environment, and save money in the process. -, <br /> The Governor has launched the "Flex Your Power at • • • . . . . . . . . .. .. <br /> the Pump" public education campaign to focus <br /> Californians on using gasoline efficiently this sum- E -WASTE UPDATE <br /> mer. This initiative builds on the success of the <br /> three-year-old Flex Your Power campaign — in The California lntegrated Waste Management <br /> which one-third of California households and more Board recently announced to milestones in <br /> than one-quarter of California businesses reduced California's journey to implementing SB 20 – the <br /> their electricity bills by 20% or more. state's pioneering electronic waste collection and <br /> recycling program. <br /> The League has joined the initial dozens of <br /> businesses and associations around the state have Application for E-Waste CollectorApproval <br /> committed to take a series of ineasures to reduce NowAvailable <br /> gasoline usage this summer. The League will share <br /> information with cities as it is provided by the Flex The "Application to Participate in the Covered <br /> Your Power at the Pump campaign. Cities are Electronic Waste Recovery and Recycling Sys- <br /> encouraged to embrace the simple gasoline conser- tem" is now available through the CIWMB's <br /> vation practices in their fleets and provide the <br /> information to their employees. website. This application form (CIWMB 186) <br /> provides guidance to those collectors and recy- <br /> Suggested simple and no cost first steps pro- clers interested in securing required approval to <br /> vided by the Flex Your Power at the Pump campaign Participate in the payment system recently codi <br /> that cities and city employees can take to save fied through the approval of emergency regula <br /> gasoline and save money include the following: tions. Local governments are among the eligible <br /> groups that may become authorized collectors. <br /> �l Keep tires properly inflated to the recom <br /> mended pressure. The application form, along with directions for <br /> its use, can be found at: www.ciwmb.ca.gov/ <br /> � Use the car's air conditioner selectively. Electronics. <br /> �l Observe the posted speed limits. (IYs CIWMB Emergency Regulations Approved by <br /> safer and saves gas.) OAL <br /> �l Accelerate smoothly and break gradually. The CIWMB adopted proposed emergency <br /> (IYs safer, uses less gas and reduces regulations relating to its responsibilities under the <br /> break wear.) Electronic Waste Recycling Act of 2003 on April <br /> �1 Properly maintain your vehicle. (Replace 13, 2004. The CIWMB then transmitted the com- <br /> air and oil filters as recommended.) pleted emergency regulation package to the Office <br /> ofAdministrative Law (OAL) on Friday, April 30. <br /> � Minimize the amount of time your vehicle OAL approved the emergency regulations, with <br /> idles. (For example, consider parking the minor changes, on May 10. The regulations took <br /> car instead of using the "drive-up" lanes.) effect immediately. <br /> More information about the Flex Your Power at The approved language can be found at: <br /> the Pump campaign is available at www.firpower.orQ. �Wciwmb.ca.gov/Electronics. <br /> PAGE 6/PRIORITY FOCUS Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org <br />