Energy Law
May 7, 2010
Proposition 16 Likely to Stay on Ballot
An initiative that would require public agencies entering the retail power business to first receive two-thirds approval from voters can stay on the June 8 ballot, a Sacramento judge tentatively ruled on Wednesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - An initiative that would require public agencies entering the retail power business to first receive two-thirds approval from voters can stay on the June 8 ballot, a Sacramento Superior Court judge tentatively ruled on Wednesday.
Judge Allen Sumner ruled that a coalition of California cities and publicly owned utilities challenging Proposition 16 both waited too long and did...
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