Letter to Supervisor Cortese from Santa Clara County Service Station Dealers Association

SANTA CLARA COUNTY

SERVICE STATION DEALERS ASSOCIATION

April 27, 1979

V-^'" •

Dominic L. Gortese

Santa Clara County Chairperson
Board of Supervisors
70 West Hedding

San Jose, California 95110
Dear Dom:

Supervisor Mc Corquodale's motion regarding the proposed
odd-even gasoline distribution program included a plan for

implementation on a mandatory basis when allocation percent
ages reach 851.

We would like further clarification of specifically what must

occur in the marketplace for the odd-even plan to be imple

mented.

Allocation fractions for the major brand refiners

for March and April are as follows:
March
Chevron
Shell
Mobil
Union

Arco
Texaco
Exxon

100%
95%
100%

100%
95%
90%
100%

April
WSl
85%
95%
95%
95%
85%
95%

Two of the majors are already at 85% (Shell § Texaco) and we

are expecting Chevron to be at 85% on May 1, 1979. Will the
odd-even plan be implemented at that time or do we wait for
all companies to reach 85% or less?
Very Trul

You

Hay
Executive Director

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236 EAST CARIBBEAN DRIVE, SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA 94086•PHONE (408) 734-8205
Document

Director Hay sent Supervisor Cortese this letter regarding Supervisor McCorquodale's motion for the Proposed Odd-Even Gasoline Distribution Program.

Collection

Dominic L. Cortese

Content Type

Correspondence

Resource Type

Document

Date

4/27/1979

Decade

1970

District

District 2

Creator

Paul Hay

Language

English

City

Sunnyvale

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