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RESOLUTION NO. 2015-027 <br />c. Request that FMPA end its opposition to the sale of the City's electric utility <br />system to FPL, and take whatever action is necessary to allow that sale to <br />move forward. <br />Section 3. The County encourages the City to also: <br />a. Request the Florida Auditor General and the Joint Legislative Auditing <br />Committee and any other appropriate committee of the Florida <br />Legislature to use any funds necessary to: <br />1. Determine the fair market value of the FMPA generation assets; <br />2. Determine the fair market value of the FMPA as a whole; <br />3. Prepare 3 years of pro forma financial statements based upon GASB <br />financial procedures, including balance sheets, profit and loss <br />statements and cash flow statements; <br />4. Review the Purvis, Gray & Company audits to determine what was <br />stated with respect to the internal controls and policies; and <br />5. Include FMEA in the pro formas to be performed. <br />b. Request legislative hearings on FMPA's activities; and <br />c. Engage in the statewide dialogue with members of FMPA and other <br />interested entities; and <br />d. Support an amendment to Florida Statutes which would give PSC <br />jurisdiction over FMPA and amendments which would subject FMPA to <br />other laws applicable to local governments, including municipalities that <br />do not currently apply to the FMPA. <br />Section 4. The County Attorney, or his designee, shall hand deliver on this day a <br />certified copy of the Resolution to the City Council requesting that the City consider the <br />Resolution at its meeting on February 17, 2015; and mail a copy to the Florida Auditor <br />General and the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee. <br />The resolution was moved for adoption by Commissioner Solari, and the <br />motion was seconded by Commissioner Zorc, and, upon being put to a vote, the vote <br />was as follows: <br />