RTRP riverside transmission reliability project

Southern California Edison (SCE) and the City of Riverside's Municipal Utility Department (known as Riverside Public Utilities [RPU]) jointly planned the RTRP. The project would be owned and operated by both RPU and SCE.

January 17 Item 17 City Council - Proposal to form a working group to secure funding to underground the Riverside portion of the RTRP by Councilmembers Hemenway and Conder VIDEO

December 06 City Council public comments on undergrounding the 5 mile section of the RTRP project https://bit.ly/RTRP_PublicComments_December06

December 06 City Council comments on future agenda item to undergrounding the 5 mile section of the RTRP project https://bit.ly/City_Council_Dec06_FutureItemsDiscussion

PE Article - $21.75 million in refunds on way to Riverside electricity customers 11.21.22

City of Riverside General Fund Transfer Settlement website

NBT / RRR letter to City Council in response to the vote on the RTRP Item#20

City Council - Tuesday November 15 Item#20

RTRP Consultant report review on undergrounding part of the RTRP project in neighborhood areas and the Hidden Valley Nature Preserve ITEM#20 VIDEO

Council voted 4 - 3 against the recommendation to further study undergrounding 5 miles of the RTRP Project and to move forward with the project as currently approved

Option to support the undergrounding proposal recommendations:

Against: Edwards - Conder - Plascencia - Perry

Support: Cervantes - Fierro - Hemenway

Option to support the project as approved to move forward:

Support: Edwards - Conder - Plascencia - Perry

Against: Cervantes - Fierro - Hemenway

SCE LETTER TO CITY COUNCIL

LETTER TO CITY COUNCIL - JSC

City Council - Tuesday April 5, 2022 ITEM #15 VIDEO

SCE Update on the RTRP Project

TRANSCRIPT OF MAYOR KEVIN BASH'S REMARKS 7.20.21

PG&E will bury 10,000 miles of power lines so they don't spark wildfires July 2021

RIVCO Regional Parks & Open Space District

Hidden Valley Land Swap

Representative Mark Takano supports the reintroduction of

the Western Riverside County Wildlife Refuge 2.12.21

Representative Ken Calvert Reintroduces Bill to Establish

Western Riverside County Wildlife Refuge 2.12.21

Riverside City Council 1.26.21 Item #28

Supplemental Funding for RTRP $125M MEETING VIDEO

Citizens United for Resources and Environment (CURE)

Letter from Tom Evans to City Council 1.31.21

Letter from Tom Evans to City Council 2017-18 Undergrounding

RTRP Community Presentation December 10, 2020

Here is a LINK to the project timeline

California Public Utilities Commission approved an application from Southern California Edison (SCE) to construct a transmission line 3.12.20

CPUC February 27th Meeting - Consent Item #9

CPUC - ALJ (Administrative Law Judge) Ruling 1.17.20

" We adopt a cost cap for the Riverside Transmission Reliability Project of $408 million if built as proposed by Southern California Edison Company and $521 million if built as Alternative 1. "

RTRP FAQS RTRP TERMINOLOGY

RRR 2019 RTRP Informational Meeting

University Neighborhood Association RTRP presentation

What is the difference between Overhead Transmission lines vs Distribution lines?

CPUC Undergrounding programs website

2018 Riverside Integrated Resource Plan (designing demand-side programs and services for RPU customers and integrating demand-side resources into our power supply portfolio) SUMMARY

Riverside County Regional Park & Open Space District

Hidden Valley Wildlife Area Boundary Impact

NEPA Rules: Public Involvement Policy 8.20.2020

CPUC FINAL SEIR 3.30.2020

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

California Public Advocates Office - RTRP 2018 Comments

HIDDEN VALLEY WILDLIFE AREA MAP

HIDDEN VALLEY WILDLIFE AREA website

CPUC INFORMATIONAL WORKSHOPS