Residents are now able to confirm the facts on their own, of comparative energy costs (and effectively consumption) by reviewing the energy analysis included in the previous post.
Some of us have been severely harmed by the Board’s irresponsible, false and misleading statements of ongoing savings in energy costs. It is therefore requested that fellow residents bare with ongoing efforts to finally obtain a truthful response from the Board which would correct their misrepresentations. The Board can certainly provide responsible address to this matter, simply by providing reasonable response to the following questions, which were yet again asked of them very recently:
- What is the (Boards) claimed net reduction in electrical energy consumption and cost from 2010 (the year of the new heating system installation) through to each and every year subsequent to 2010?
- The Board advised the court in April of 2012, that in the first year following installation of the new heating system in 2010, TOTAL NET ENERGY COSTS decreased by more than $44,000. The Board had promised savings of $40,000 per year with the new installation. The judge accepted this number, refusing to acknowledge an objection to this number which included a proposed presentation of the facts. The facts clearly demonstrate that there was an INCREASE in net energy costs AND THERE WAS NO SUCH SAVING, AS WAS FALSELY PRESENTED TO THE COURT. Please refer to the facts included in the energy report within the previous post. The Board is asked to respond to the following question: What evidence do you have, that provides confirmation of this $44,000 plus declared saving in that first year which was submitted as evidence to the Court?
- What are the net realized energy savings declared to both Federal and Provincial Energy Programs, where there was a conditional and required submission of evidence of these declared savings, demonstrating net energy cost savings actually realized? A copy of the original application and any further communications with these agencies is requested.
Residents are asked to support the numerous requests made to the Board for their response to these questions which have been totally rejected to date. Once again, this ongoing demonstration of secrecy on the part of the Board, is totally unacceptable. Lack of transparency remains a very serious issue.
Dennis M. Tofin