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Category Archives: Doug Willmore’s Great Chevron Shakedown
Special Email – RE: Chris Powell ~ in on the Chevron Community Advisory Panel
From: Cullen
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 2:14 PM
To: dwillmore@elsegundo.org; segundo/cn=recipients/cn=dwillmore
Subject: RE: Chris Powell ~ in on the Chevron Community Advisory Panel
Of course!
From: Willmore, Doug
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 2:12 PM
To: Cullen, Deborah
Subject: FW: Chris Powell ~ in on the Chevron Community Advisory Panel
No wonder
From: Tagle, Mickie
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 1:55 PM
To: Willmore, Doug
Subject: Chris Powell ~ in on the Chevron Community Advisory Panel
Chevron Community Advisory Panel
http://elsegundo.chevron.com/home/community/programs.aspx … Continue reading
Special Email – RE: Google Search Find: Chevron + Tax
From: Sumi, Rebecca
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 10:26 AM
To: Tagle, Mickie
Subject: RE: Google Search Find: Chevron + Tax
These are all very good reads. Thanks for sharing.
I have had a couple conversations with long-time gundo people who have different viewpoints. I made some bullet points that I will have to share with you.
See you soon
From: Tagle, Mickie
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 9:10 AM
To: Sumi, Rebecca
Subject: Google Search Find: Chevron + Tax
Attached is a document I found when I did a google search for Chevron + Tax. Interesting. … Continue reading
Special Email – Fwd: Chevron Agreement
From: Willmore Doug
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2011 10:34 PM
To: L Segundo/cn=Recipients/cn=cityhall/cn=Contacts/cn=EricBusch; hekbusch@aol.com
Subject: Fwd: Chevron Agreement
Attachments: Chevron PILOT Agreementdraft 12 15 11.doc; ATT00001..htm
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
From: “Hensley, Mark (City Attorney)”
Date: December 15, 2011 5:51:35 PM PST
To: “rspackman@chevron.com”, “Willmore, Doug”
Cc: “Berger, Karl (Assistant City Attorney)”, “Cullen, Deborah”
Subject: Chevron AgreementGentlemen,
Attached is a draft agreement for purposes of furthering the discussion the two of you have been engaged in over the past two weeks. There are some blanks that needs to be filled in and the City’s Finance Department will need to review the recitals for accuracy. It is anticipated that both Chevron and the City may wish to make revisions to the agreement. … Continue reading
Special Email – Value proposition
From: Willmore Doug
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 3:00 PM
To: rspackman@chevron.com
Subject: Value proposition
Rod,
As promised, I wanted to send you a short email detailing the use and value of the revenue we are talking about.
The City’s only desired usage of the subject revenue is for infrastructure. We would dedicate the revenue entirely to that purpose.
When I came to the city, I have to say that I was astounded at the backlog of capital maintenance and infrastructure projects there were. For example, the Plunge would not have been allowed to be open to the public in Salt Lake County it is in such disrepair, and I daresay in many other counties and cities in the United States it would not be open either. The street repairs that are behind schedule for being repaved are in the tens of millions. I have a list of infrastructure projects that adds up to $110M. These are not pie-in-the-sky projects like a performing arts theatre or something like that. They are repairing the Plunge, and repaving streets, and expanding the library so that children are not sitting on the floor from 3 to 7 after school.
So, when we talk about revenue levels with Chevron, the city is primarily interested in a dedicated revenue stream that we can use to repay an infrastructure loan.
So, for example, $6M/year of new revenue for 10 years produces about $48M in projects. $6M/year for 15 years produces about $70M in projects. $6M/year for 20 years produces about $88M in projects. Our plan would be to start almost all of these projects immediately – the planning, the engineering, and the construction, so that most, if not all, would be complete in the next three years.
Thus, reducing the time frame of the agreement to 10 years doesn’t work for the Council and they would be likely to take their chances at the ballot seeking $12-16M/year of new tax revenue. 20 years is ideal because it hits most of the deferred revenue list. But, I think they will settle for 15 years as an ideal middle ground – both in length of agreement, as well as amount of new revenue (app. $6M – difference between $4.7M and $10.5M as I proposed). … Continue reading
$25 Million Claim Against City – Letter to the El Segundo Herald by Michael D. Robbins
The widow of Hawthorne police officer Andrew Garton filed a $25 million claim against El Segundo, as required before filing a lawsuit. Officer Garton was killed in the tragic accident where El Segundo Police Sergeant Rex Fowler collided with his motorcycle while both were escorting a funeral procession through Torrance for a Manhattan Beach police officer who died of cancer.
Despite my many warnings, Mayor Busch and Councilman Fisher enthusiastically voted to approve new three-year city union contracts guaranteeing raises and no layoffs, leaving the City dangerously vulnerable to large unbudgeted, uncontrollable expenses including lawsuit judgments and settlements.
I warned against new contracts lasting more than one year, and that give away their management authority over staffing decisions and layoffs. … Continue reading
Special Email – Chevron revenue comparison
From: Cullen
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011 6:32 PM
To: L Segundo/cn=Recipients/cn=cityhall/cn=Contacts/cn=EricBusch; ekbusch@aol.com;
dwillmore@elsegundo.org; dcullen@elsegundo.org
Subject: Chevron revenue comparison
Attachments: 20111130 Refinery Revenue Comparison v.3.xls
Hi Eric,
Attached is a comparison of refinery revenues that I have been working on with Doug. We have compiled information comparing the revenues collected in El Segundo from the Chevron Refinery to the Chevron Refinery in Richmond, BP West Coast Refinery in Carson and Exxon Mobile Refinery in Torrance.
We also included an analysis of the revenue per acre generated from the local refinery compared to the revenue per acre generated by the rest of the City’s commercial industrial sector. … Continue reading
Email – RE: Chevron
From: Willmore Doug
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 12:53 PM
To: dcullen@elsegundo.org; segundo/cn=recipients/cn=cityhall/cn=dcullen
Subject: RE: Chevron
ok … Continue reading
Special Email – RE: Pre-Agenda Packet for the November 15, 2011 CC Meeting – Early Date-Time Stamp – Eric Busch and Doug Willmore started their Chevron Shakedown for environmental politics as well
From: Willmore Doug
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 10:27 AM
To: L Segundo/cn=Recipients/cn=cityhall/cn=Contacts/cn=EricBusch; ekbusch@aol.com
Subject: RE: Pre-Agenda Packet for the November 15, 2011 CC Meeting
I have a more detailed analysis that we’re putting together on the Chevron taxes that doesn’t just look at Richmond, but also looks at other refineries in this South Bay (Torrance, Carson, Long Beach), and then also compares the ES refinery to other ES properties and tax generated. One quick snapshot to look at is Chevron has 40% of our property and generates 10% of the revenue in our General Fund. That, of course, doesn’t even factor in the negative impact that the refinery has on the city.
You will get a very detailed comparison of this refinery with Richmond and with the other refiners in SoCal. From what I know right now, I will tell you that I would estimate that Chevron should be at around $30M/year to be comparable to other cities and to compare to our other land uses. Right now, ES is subsidizing them a great deal compared to other cleaner business uses we have in our city. … Continue reading
Special Email – El Segundo Firefighters Union President Christopher Thomason requested Chevron revenues in 2010
From: “Chris Thomason”
Date: September 30, 2010 2:34:34 PM PDT
To: dcullen@elsegundo.org
Subject: Chevron revenues
Hi Deborah,
Can you forward me a list of all the revenues that the city receives from Chevron.
Thanks,
Chris Continue reading
Special Email – Fw El Segundo firefighters union president Christopher Thomason requested Chevron revenues
Did you get these together?
Deborah
Sent from my iPad
Begin forwarded message:
From: “Chris Thomason”
Date: September 30, 2010 2:34:34 PM PDT
To: dcullen@elsegundo.org
Subject: Chevron revenuesHi Deborah,
Can you forward me a list of all the revenues that the city receives from Chevron.
Thanks,
Chris