Homeowner Association presentation draws thanks from residents

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Naperville Smart Meter Awareness Informing the community about the risks of "smart" meters  Homeowners Association Presentation draws thanks from residents. From: Jenn Elder To: Jennifer Stahl Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 1:48 PM Subject: Thank You! Dear Naperville Smart Meter Awareness Organization and Jennifer Stahl, I would like to thank you for speaking at my Homeowners Association meeting last night. I greatly appreciate the time the people in your organization take out of their busy schedules to keep the residents of Naperville informed about the truth about Smart Meters, and to advocate for our rights.  It is clear that you have done your research about what is going on with Smart Meters worldwide, and in my opinion you are better educated on the subject than the people who are forcing us to install Smart Meters on our homes. Furthermore, it is nice to be able to hear from a group that is made up of regular citizens instead of politicians and hired public relations consultants. I am grateful that you were able to share your knowledge about the health risks, security issues, financial costs, and privacy concerns associated with Smart Meters.  You shed a lot of light on what is going on in homes across this country and around the world where Smart Meters are installed, with accounts of fires, quadrupled power bills, and symptoms of serious illness related to Smart Meters. It seems that others are paying a high price for the energy conservation that we hope to enjoy. I know that many of my neighbors share my sentiments and are appreciative of all of the information you provided them with last night. I hope that other HOA's and groups will be able to have the same opportunity to hear from you and get their questions answered. Sincerely, Jennifer Elder ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you would like members of NSMA to come to a home owners meeting in your neighborhood, please contact us at napervillesmartmeters@yahoo.com City continues to install despite community concerns "Smart" meters are not federally mandated. Naperville's utility and the City Council do not have authority to force a resident to accept a smart meter on their home.   Know your rights! You have the right to say No! If you do not want a "smart" meter on your home do the following: Visit our What you can do page for signage and more information. 1) Post a letter of No Consent on your meter and send a copy to the utility, certified mail.   2) Request an Installation Delay.   Call the installer (UPA) at 877-423-3194 and ask for the latest date possible.  Ask for a specific date and time.  Note the name of the person you speak with.   3) Post a "Do Not Install" sign on your meter and another on your front door.  Samples & stickers available by clicking here.   4) Be home when the installer tries to replace your meter. Inform them of your rights to say no. Insist they wait pending legal action against the city.      5) Put up a yard sign, contact us and we'll drop one off.   6) Call Mayor Pradel and insist he protect your rights under the US Energy Act of 2005.   mayor@naperville.il.us  (630) 420-6018   7) Donate to support the filing for Injunctive Relief against smart meters in Naperville. Click here to donate Quick Links About NSMA Federal Injunction Press Statement Smart Meter Videos Sign the Petition What you can do Donate Now IL Attorney General Know your Rights! Law Suits, Complaints and Resolutions  Federal Complaint for Injunctive Relief   American Academy of Environmental Medicine Class Action Suit to Limit Smart Meter Use British Columbia Complaint under Utilities Commission Act Maine Appeal for no-cost opt out program Santa Cruz Health Assessment Know your Rights! 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Donate Now Naperville Smart Meter Awareness is a self funded 501c6, funded by board members and community members who believe in our cause.   We are solely interested in advocating for a fiscally responsible and safe utility solution in Naperville and the rights of the voters to be heard on this issue.     Click here for more information or to make a donation. What you can do Many residents do not want a smart meter installed on their home.  They want the choice and according to the U.S. Constitution and the Energy Policy Act of 2005, we have that right. The city has denied its residents the choice. According to the city you will have opportunities to refuse the wireless smart meter, but you must sign up for the non-wireless alternative and pay the monthly penalty fee to protect your home and family. If after the 3rd attempt to install a meter on your home, and you have not signed up for the alternative, the city says it will bring a police escort to your home to intimidate you into allowing the installation of the wireless smart meter. We feel this is outrageous. There must be something serious wrongly with smart meters if the city has to threaten you to install one. Visit our website for more information on what you can do. Click here. Contact the Attorney General's office (317-814-3000) or click here Contact the Governor (312-814-2121) or click here to email Contact Naperville's Chief of Police. (630-420-6666) Contact the Better Government Association (312-520-4999); Email BGA Contact the press. Tell them Naperville is not a "police state" and residents won't accept being threatened or forced to install a meter on their home that they do not want. Sign the Petition If you have already made up your mind and don't want smart meters in our community then sign the Cease and Desist petition.   Tell the city to stop the install of  smart meters in Naperville.   Contact us to sign a paper petition.   Thousands of residents have already signed on.   Click here to request a yard sign.   Naperville Smart Meter Awareness is a group of concerned citizens educating the public about the risks of wireless smart meters. We are comprised of lawyers, technology professionals, health advocates, accountants, business owners and parents in our community.   Smart meters are currently being installed in Naperville despite a complaint for federal injunction and on-going investigations by the Illinois Attorney General for Open Meetings Act violations by the City of Naperville in conjunction with this project. Smart meters pose risks in the areas of privacy, costs, security, and health and are not a federally mandated program. Our mission is to educate the residents of Naperville by bringing all pertinent information to the public and in doing so, advocate for a smarter solution in Naperville. www.napervillesmartmeterawareness.org napervillesmartmeters@yahoo.com

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