Robert Rozanski

Acting General Manger, Department of Water and Power

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Acting General Manger, Department of Water and Power

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Mulholland Drive would be the boundary line for two climate zones that LA’s Department of Water and Power wants to establish for setting electricity rates.  During the summer, the San…

DWP Proposes Giving Valley Residents A Summer Break On Electricity Rates

Mulholland Drive would be the boundary line for two climate zones that LA’s Department of Water and Power wants to establish for setting electricity rates.  During the summer, the San…

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