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Sempra Energy — Part 01
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UNCLASSIFIED
To:
San Diego From: San Diego.
Re:
205-SD-72665, 03/10/2011
station. The donation had nothing to do with the process of
obtaining permits for pipeline construction in Tijuana;
therefore, it was never a quid pro quo, but rather an "in kind
donation."
Permits and approvals were necessary to build the fire
station.
for construction of the.
bo
fire station, had/been a Sempra employee for
b7C
The formal internal anproval was sianed on 02/4/2007 bv/Sempra
hand aenivered the
formal packet to.
for approval. The permit for.
construction of the fire station was granted from the City of
Tijuana on 08/24/2o06. Funds to construct the fire station were
derived from the Tgy business unit, not the Community Relations
Department.
advised that since Sempra always complied
with guidelines,
there was never an uncertainty that the pipeline
b6
permit would be granted..
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Sempra employed and paid only three vendors
the
construction of the fire station. The first,
was
hired to
and paid a total of
The second,
was hired as the.
The
third,
responsibie sor
Jand paid a total
of approximately
completed pursuant to signed contracts with anti-bribery Foreign
Corrupt Practices Act (FcpA) provisions. Invoices from the
vendors were submitted to TgN with backup, supporting documents
were approved by management one level above
and payments
to vendors were made in seven (7) installments.
lattorney,
orovided
SA
with a news article and an email
between
and -
Sempra Energy
The article
stated that three months after its dedication, the $6oo,ooo fire
station built and donated by Sempra to the city of Tijuana, sat
b6
abandoned, vandalized, and without electricity.
Photographs
b7C
attached to the article show a graffiti-cqvered building.
In the
related email, dated 02/22/2008,
asked
if the
donated fire station had been abandoned.
stated that the
City of Tijuana had abandoned it and that
Sempra
was "going to
see about possibly getting it back."
AUSA
asked
to
explain the allegation that the fire station had
been
vacated.
UNCLASSIFIED
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