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HomeMy WebLinkAbout191-22 RESOLUTION113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 (479) 575-8323 Resolution: 191-22 File Number: 2022-0718 JOHNSON CONTROLS INC.: A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO SIGN AN ENERGY SAVINGS PERFORMANCE CONTRACT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., PURSUANT TO RFQ 20-06, 1N THE AMOUNT OF $4,448,399.00, TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO NEGOTIATE AND SIGN AGREEMENTS WITH THE ADVERTISING & PROMOTION COMMISSION AND THE FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE PAYMENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE PROJECT COSTS, AND TO APPROVE A BUDGET ADJUSTMENT WHEREAS, on January 2, 2018, the City Council adopted an Energy Action Plan by Resolution 25-18 to build a policy, program, and project framework and initiate action for Fayetteville's efforts to be a resource and energy efficient community; and WHEREAS, Ark. Code Ann. § 14-164-801, etseq, provides the authority for cities to enter into guaranteed energy cost savings contracts in order to reduce energy consumption or operating costs of government facilities; and WHEREAS, on February 18, 2021 the City Council approved Resolution 64-21 authorizing Mayor Jordan to sign a Project Development Agreement with Johnson Controls, Inc. to conduct an Energy Audit and to identify potential energy and cost saving measures for City facilities; and WHEREAS, approval of the Energy Savings Performance Contract will authorize Johnson Controls to begin executing 84 energy efficiency upgrades across 47 City -owned buildings as well as the Fayetteville Public Library and Fayetteville Advertising & Promotion Commission; and WHEREAS, the fully scoped Energy Savings Performance Contract price is $8,087,014; however, the City has elected to remove certain projects at City Hall, the Police Headquarters, the Town Page 1 Printed on 8118122 Resolution: 191-22 File Number: 2022-0718 Center, and the Fayetteville Public Library at this time for a revised project cost of $4,448,399.00; and WHEREAS, the upgrades are expected to produce $3,990,724.00 in savings over 20 years, reduce energy consumption by 27%, and increase the city's clean energy percentage to 75%; and WHEREAS, the contract scope of work may be expanded upon City Council approval of a change order to include improvements to the Town Center and Fayetteville Public Library, contingent on the successful negotiation of reimbursement terms with the A&P Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library Board of Trustees. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to sign an Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc., a copy of which is attached to this Resolution, in the amount of $4,448,399.00 to implement energy efficiency upgrades in City facilities. Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to negotiate and sign agreements with the Fayetteville Advertising & Promotion Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library to provide for the payment of costs associated with energy efficiency upgrades at properties under the control of those governing bodies. Section 3: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby approves a budget adjustment, a copy of which is attached to this Resolution. PASSED and APPROVED on 8/16/2022 Attest: ■'���G�Eg` �►'rREq ffr. 7) 4 1,1A r ; FAYETTEVILLE;� r • 1. 4 Kara Paxton, City Clerk Treasurer �'.pif',5hA G ONp p;� Page 2 Printed on 8118122 City of Fayetteville, Arkansas 113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 (479)575-8323 Text File File Number: 2022-0718 Agenda Date: 8/16/2022 Version: 1 Status: Passed In Control: City Council Meetinq File Type: Resolution Agenda Number: C.8 JOHNSON CONTROLS INC.: A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO SIGN AN ENERGY SAVINGS PERFORMANCE CONTRACT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., PURSUANT TO RFQ 20-06, IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,448,399.00, TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO NEGOTIATE AND SIGN AGREEMENTS WITH THE ADVERTISING & PROMOTION COMMISSION AND THE FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE PAYMENT OF THEIR RESPECTIVE PROJECT COSTS, AND TO APPROVE A BUDGET ADJUSTMENT WHEREAS, on January 2, 2018, the City Council adopted an Energy Action Plan by Resolution 25-18 to build a policy, program, and project framework and initiate action for Fayetteville's efforts to be a resource and energy efficient community; and WHEREAS, Ark. Code Ann. § 14-164-801, et seq, provides the authority for cities to enter into guaranteed energy cost savings contracts in order to reduce energy consumption or operating costs of government facilities; and WHEREAS, on February 18, 2021 the City Council approved Resolution 64-21 authorizing Mayor Jordan to sign a Project Development Agreement with Johnson Controls, Inc. to conduct an Energy Audit and to identify potential energy and cost saving measures for City facilities; and WHEREAS, approval of the Energy Savings Performance Contract will authorize Johnson Controls to begin executing 84 energy efficiency upgrades across 47 City -owned buildings as well as the Fayetteville Public Library and Fayetteville Advertising & Promotion Commission; and WHEREAS, the fully scoped Energy Savings Performance Contract price is $8,087,014; however, the City has elected to remove certain projects at City Hall, the Police Headquarters, the Town Center, and the Fayetteville Public Library at this time for a revised project cost of $4,448,399.00; and WHEREAS, the upgrades are expected to produce $3,990,724.00 in savings over 20 years, reduce energy consumption by 27%, and increase the city's clean energy percentage to 75%; and WHEREAS, the contract scope of work may be expanded upon City Council approval of a change order to include improvements to the Town Center and Fayetteville Public Library, contingent on the successful City of Fayetteville, Arkansas Page 1 Printed on 811812022 File Number: 2022-0718 negotiation of reimbursement terms with the A&P Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library Board of Trustees. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to sign an Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc., a copy of which is attached to this Resolution, in the amount of $4,448,399.00 to implement energy efficiency upgrades in City facilities. Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to negotiate and sign agreements with the Fayetteville Advertising & Promotion Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library to provide for the payment of costs associated with energy efficiency upgrades at properties under the control of those governing bodies. Section 3: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby approves a budget adjustment, a copy of which is attached to this Resolution. City of Fayetteville, Arkansas Page 2 Printed on 811812022 Chris McNamara City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form 2022-0718 Legistar File ID 8/16/2022 City Council Meeting Date - Agenda Item Only N/A for Non -Agenda Item SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631) Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department Action Recommendation: 7/28/2022 Staff recommends approval of an Energy Savings Performance Contract (RFQ 20-06) with Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI) in the amount of $4,448,399.00 and approval of budget adjustment. Budget Impact: Various Various Account Number Fund 15009.2022.xxxx Bldg Efficiency Improvements / Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) Project Number Budgeted Item? Yes Does item have a cost? Yes Budget Adjustment Attached? Yes Purchase Order Number: Change Order Number: Original Contract Number: Comments: Current Budget Funds Obligated Current Balance Item Cost Budget Adjustment Remaining Budget Project Title $ 235,411.00 235,411.00 $ 4,448,399.00 $ 4,212,988.00 5 V20210527 Previous Ordinance or Resolution # Res #64-21 Approval Date: CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS MEETING OF AUGUST 16T", 2022 TO: Mayor and City Council CITY COUNCIL MEMO THRU: Susan Norton, Chief of Staff Paul Becker, Chief Financial Officer Wade Abernathy, Director of Bond Projects and Facilities Peter Nierengarten, Environmental Director FROM: Chris McNamara, Sustainability Project Manager DATE: August 8th, 2022 SUBJECT: Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of an Energy Savings Performance Contract (RFQ 20-06) with Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI) in the amount of 4 448 399, approval of budget adjustments relevant to this project, and approval to enter into agreements with the Advertising & Promotion Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library for energy improvements. Approval of this contract will begin the implementation phase of the Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC). In this phase, JCI will execute 84 energy efficiency upgrades across 47 City -owned buildings. The ESPC will cost $4,448,399, produce $3,990,724 in savings over 20 years and reduce energy consumption by 27%. The completion of these energy upgrades in City -owned buildings will increase the city's clean energy percentage to 75%. BACKGROUND: In 2018 City Council passed the Energy Action Plan which detailed goals and actions to reduce the City's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and improve resilience to climate change impacts. Two goals established in the plan were achievement of 3% annual reduction in overall energy usage by total building stock, and achievement of 100% local government clean energy by 2030. Since the passage of the Energy Action Plan the energy use at City government buildings has increased an average of 5% annually while the City's clean energy portfolio has increased from 16% to 72%. In the fall of 2019 City staff identified Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) as a cost- effective funding mechanism that includes legally binding performance guarantees. Through this State of Arkansas legislatively enabled program, local governments can fund energy savings improvements through the future cost savings generated by the improvements. Mailing Address: 113 W. Mountain Street www.fayetteville-ar.gov Fayetteville, AR 72701 In May 2020 the City advertised RFQ 20-06, Guaranteed Savings Performance Contracting Services, to solicit responses from companies interested in using the ESPC funding mechanism to implement energy efficiency projects and received four responses. Johnson Controls, Inc (JCI) was the selected respondent and in February of 2021 the City Council approved the Project Development Agreement with JCI which began the energy audit of 250 buildings, parks, lights, and other assets. In November 2021, JCI presented the initial findings of its energy audit and over the next six months City staff narrowed the scope of projects to 84 viable energy efficiency improvements. DISCUSSION: The fully scoped ESPC contract price is $8,087,014. However, the City has elected to take deductions by eliminating projects at City Hall, existing Police HQ, Town Center and Library. The project cost after exercising these deductive alternatives will be 4 448 399. Details of the total project cost and the deductive alternatives are found in Schedule 4 of the contract. The City, A&P Commission and Library are negotiating reimbursement terms for the costs of projects at their respective buildings. If a reimbursement agreement is made, then those projects will be brought forward for inclusion and for City Council approval via a change order. JCI is extending a 60 day cost containment period in which the Town Center and Library projects can be included at the current pricing listed in the contract. Ultimately, the ESPC will generate $3,990,724 in savings over 20 years with $2,801,844 of those savings legally guaranteed and tracked through a 10 year measurement and verification agreement with JCI. The ESPC will also address deferred maintenance projects, such as 45 HVAC system improvements. This will reduce staff time and department budgets required for repairs and maintenance. The 84 energy efficiency upgrades detailed in this contract will reduce energy consumption at city buildings by 27%. If all four rooftop solar arrays are included in this project it will add over half a megawatt of solar production and (3%) to City's cleaning energy portfolio, bringing it from 72% to 75%. The reduction in energy consumption and additional clean energy generation will reduce City government greenhouse gas emissions by 1,404 metric tons annually. This is equal to 1,663 acres of US forest persevered annually. The energy efficiency improvements included in this contract will include upgrades to: • LED lighting upgrades, • Replacement of aging HVAC systems, • Installation of building automation controls for monitoring and management of building HVAC systems, • Application of building weatherization measures like insulation and weather stripping, • Installation of water conservation through low -flow faucets and toilets, and • Installation of rooftop solar arrays. The full list of buildings and their improvements in the contract are detailed in Attachment 10: Rooftop solar arrays will be located on the Recycling and Trash Center, New Police Headquarters, and possibly the Town Center, and Fayetteville Public Library. The solar arrays on the Town Center and Library are contingent upon negotiations between the City, A&P Commission and Fayetteville Public Library and subsequent board approvals from the A&P Commission and Fayetteville Public Library Board. The attached Performance Contract details the legal agreements between the City and JCI including; the scope of work, performance guarantees, City responsibilities, and price and payment terms. Attachments 1 through 4 detail the process for initiation, change, and completion of the project. Attachments 5 through 9 detail the energy savings models for each individual improvement measure. Attachment 10 is the list of all City buildings that will receive improvement measures and Attachment 11 is summary page of the ESPC project. BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT: The Administration recommends internally financing this project using Fayetteville fund reserves. This will allow the City to begin realizing the energy saving projects quickly, thereby avoiding inflationary cost increases. It will also avoid the interest and administrative costs associated with debt financing. Below is the breakdown of department/division fund reserves that will be used to pay for the ESPC: Johnson Controls- Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPC) Funding PROJECTAREA TOTAL COST Project.Sub GLACCOUNT'S General/Other 1,805,104 15409.2422.14DD 4479.531.3940-5&44.44 General/M&V 407,092 15009.2022.1010 4470.631.9900-5904.00 Police 603,542 15409.2022.1244 4470.631.3940-5&44.44 Fire 436,167 15009.2022.1300 4470.631.9900-5904.00 Transportation 104,676 15409.2022.2144 2100.410.5500-59M.44 Water & Sewer 577,379 15009.2022.5400 5400.720.1840-5804.00 Recycling& Trash 432,204 15DD9.2D22.55DD 5500.750.5DS0-5904.0D Fleet 92,245 15009.2022.9700 9700.770.1-920-5804.00 4,449, 399 The A&P Commission and the Fayetteville Public Library will reimburse the General Fund for their respective project costs, contingent on reimbursement agreement and approval by their respective boards. Attachments: Energy Savings Performance Contract - JCI Attachment 1 — Notice to Proceed Attachment 2 — Change Order Attachment 3 — Certificate of Substantial Completion Attachment 4 — Certificate of Final Completion Attachment 5 — Lighting Scope and Savings Calculations Attachment 6 — Water Conservation Domestic Fixture Line -by -Line Attachment 7 — Building Envelope Scope Line -by -Line Attachment 8 — Detailed Savings Calculations (FIMs 2, 3, 5, & 6*) Attachment 9 — Solar Helioscope Models Attachment 10 — ESPC - Selected Facilities for FIMS Attachment 11 — ESPC - Summary Page Attachment 12 — 64-21 RESOLUTION 4 PERFORMANCE CONTRACT This Performance Contract (this "Agreement") is made this ! day of a" �` , 20_2P7 between: Johnson Controls, Inc. ("JCI") 10600 Colonel Glenn Road, Ste. 200 Little Rock, AR 72204 and City of Fayetteville Arkansas ("City") 113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 PARTIES RECITALS WHEREAS, City desires to retain JCI to perform the work specified in Schedule 1 (Scope of Work) hereto (the "Work") relating to the installation of the improvement measures (the "Improvement Measures") described therein; and WHEREAS, City is authorized and empowered under applicable Laws (as defined below) to enter into this Agreement, and has taken all necessary action under applicable Laws to enter into this Agreement; and WHEREAS, City has selected JCI to perform the Work after it determined JCI's proposal was the most advantageous to City in accordance with all applicable procurement and other Laws. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises set forth herein, the parties agree as follows: AGREEMENT SCOPE OF THE AGREEMENT. JCI shall perform the Work set forth in Schedule 1. After the Work is Substantially Complete (as defined below) and the Certificate of Substantial Completion is executed by City and JCI, JCI shall provide the assured performance guarantee (the "Assured Performance Guarantee") and the Measurement and Verification Services (the "M&V Services") set forth in Schedule 2 (Assured Performance Guarantee). City shall make payments to JCI for the Work and the M&V Services in accordance with Schedule 4 (Price and Payment Terms). 2. AGREEMENT DOCUMENTS: In addition to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the following Schedules are incorporated into and shall be deemed an integral part of this Agreement: Schedule 1 — Scope of Work' Schedule 2 — Assured Performance Guarantee Schedule 3 — City Responsibilities Schedule 4 — Price and Payment Terms Attachment 1 — Notice to Proceed Attachment 2 — Change Order Attachment 3 — Certificate of Substantial Completion Attachment 4 — Certificate of Final Completion Attachment 5 — Lighting Scope and Savings Calculations Attachment 6 — Water Conservation Domestic Fixture Line -by -Line Attachment 7 — Building Envelope Scope Line -by -Line Attachment 8 — Detailed Savings Calculations (FIMs 2, 3, 5, & 6*) ' Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1, 2 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 151 Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 1 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Attachment 9 — Solar Helioscope Models *excel format 3. NOTICE TO PROCEED; SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION; M&V SERVICES. This Agreement shall become effective on the date of the last signature on the signature page below. JCI shall commence performance of the Work within ten (10) business days of receipt of City's Notice to Proceed, a form of which is attached hereto as Attachment 1 and shall achieve Substantial Completion of the Work by the Substantial Completion date, which shall be 20 months from the date JCI receives the Notice to Proceed (Attachment 1) or the date on which City executes a Certificate of Substantial Completion substantially in the form attached hereto as Attachment 3. For purposes of this Agreement, "Substantial Completion" means that JCI has provided sufficient materials and services to permit City to operate the Improvement Measures. The M&V Services shall commence on the first day of the month following the month in which City executes a Certificate of Substantial Completion and shall continue throughout the Guarantee Term, subject to earlier termination of the Assured Performance Guarantee as provided herein. City acknowledges and agrees that if, for any reason, it (i) cancels or terminates receipt of M&V Services, (ii) fails to pay for M&V Services in accordance with Schedule 4, (iii) fails to fulfill any of City's responsibilities necessary to enable JCI to complete the Work and provide the M&V Services, or (iv) otherwise cancels, terminates or materially breaches this Agreement, the Assured Performance Guarantee shall automatically terminate and JCI shall have no liability thereunder. The Parties acknowledge that this Agreement does not specify liquidated damages for Substantial Completion delay, however, as specified in Schedule 2, the Guarantee Term of the Assured Performance Guarantee shall commence the first day of the month next following the Substantial Completion date specified in this Clause 3. 4. DELAYS AND IMPACTS. If JCI is delayed in the commencement, performance, or completion of the Work and/or M&V Services by causes beyond its control and without its fault, including but not limited to inability to access property; concealed or unknown conditions encountered at the project, differing from the conditions represented by City in the bid documents or otherwise disclosed by City to JCI prior to the commencement of the Work; a Force Majeure (as defined below) condition; failure by City to perform its obligations under this Agreement; or failure by City to cooperate with JCI in the timely completion of the Work, JCI shall provide written notice to City of the existence, extent of, and reason for such delays and impacts. Under such circumstances, an equitable adjustment in the time for performance, price and payment terms, and the Assured Performance Guarantee shall be made. 5. ACCESS. City shall provide JCI, its subcontractors, and its agents reasonable and safe access to all facilities and properties in City's control that are subject to the Work and M&V Services. City further agrees to assist JCI, its subcontractors, and its agents to gain access to facilities and properties that are not controlled by City but are necessary for JCI to complete the Work and provide the M&V Services. An equitable adjustment in the time for performance, price and payment terms, and Assured Performance Guarantee shall be made as a result of any failure to grant such access. 6. PERMITS, TAXES, AND FEES. Unless otherwise specified in Schedule 3 (City Responsibilities), JCI shall be responsible for obtaining all building permits required for it to perform the Work. Fees associated with City of Fayetteville building permits for the Work will be waived by the City. Unless otherwise specified in Schedule 1 (Scope of Work), City shall be responsible for obtaining all other permits, licenses, approvals, permissions and certifications, including but not limited to, all zoning and land use changes or exceptions required for the provision of the Work or the ownership and use of the Improvement Measures. JCI shall not be obligated to provide any changes to or improvement of the facilities or any portion thereof required under any applicable building, fire, safety, sprinkler or other applicable code, standard, law, regulation, ordinance or other requirement unless the same expressly regulates the installation of the Improvement Measures. Without limiting the foregoing, JCI's obligations with respect to the Work is not intended to encompass any changes or improvements that relate to any compliance matters (whether known or unknown) that are not directly related to the installation of the Improvement Measures or which have been imposed or enforced because of the occasion or opportunity of review by any governmental authority. City shall be responsible for and shall pay when due all assessments, charges and sales, use, property, excise, or other taxes now or hereafter imposed by any governmental body or agency upon the provision of the Work or the M&V Services, implementation or presence of the Improvement Measures, the use of the Improvement Measures or payments due to JCI under this Agreement, other than taxes upon the net income of JCI. City shall also be responsible for real or personal Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 2 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. property taxes relating to equipment or material included in the Improvement Measures. Any fees, taxes, or other lawful charges paid by JCI on account of City shall become immediately due from City to JCI. 7. WARRANTY. JCI will perform the Work in a professional, workman -like manner. JCI will promptly re -perform any non -conforming Work for no charge, as long as City provides written notice to JCI within one (1) year following Substantial Completion or such other period identified in Schedule 1. If JCI installs or furnishes goods or equipment under this Agreement, and such goods or equipment are covered by an end -user warranty from their manufacturer, JCI will identify those in writing to the City and will transfer the benefits of such warranty to City. The foregoing remedy with respect to the Work, together with any remedy provided by goods or equipment manufacturers, shall be City's sole and exclusive remedies for warranty claims. City agrees that the one (1) year period following Substantial Completion, or such other period identified in Schedule 1, shall be a reasonable time for purposes of submitting valid warranty claims with respect to the Work. These exclusive remedies shall not have failed of their essential purpose so long as JCI transfers the benefits of any goods or equipment end -user warranty to City and remains willing to re -perform any non -conforming Work for no charge within the one (1) year period described above or such other period identified in Schedule 1. NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE PROVIDED BY JCI. JCI does not guaranty that any Improvement Measures will perform in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications over the term of this Agreement, other than with respect to the limited warranty applicable to equipment actually manufactured by JCI, or if the performance failure is related to JCI's workmanship, each as described above. City's sole remedy for failed or non -performing Improvement Measures not related to JCI's workmanship is to pursue claims under any manufacturer's warranty claims then in effect. This warranty does not extend to any Work that has been abused, altered, or misused, or repaired by City or third parties without the supervision or prior written approval of JCI. Except with respect to goods or equipment manufactured by JCI and furnished to City hereunder, for which JCI shall provide its express written manufacturer's warranty, JCI shall not be considered a merchant or vendor of goods or equipment. 8. CLEANUP. JCI shall keep the premises and the surrounding area free from accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by the Work and, upon completion of the Work, JCI shall remove all waste materials, rubbish, tools, construction equipment, machinery, and surplus materials. 9. SAFETY; COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS. JCI shall be responsible for initiating, maintaining, and supervising all safety precautions and programs in connection with the performance of the Work and M&V Services. Each of JCI and City shall comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, and lawful orders of public authorities (collectively, "Laws") in connection with its performance hereunder. 10. ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS AND OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. Asbestos -Containing Materials: Neither party desires to or is licensed to undertake direct obligations relating to the identification, abatement, cleanup, control, removal or disposal of asbestos -containing materials ("ACM"). Consistent with applicable Laws, City shall supply JCI with any information in its possession relating to the presence of ACM in areas where JCI undertakes any Work or M&V Services that may result in the disturbance of ACM. It is JCI's policy to seek certification for facilities constructed prior to 1982 that no ACM is present, and City shall provide such certification for buildings it owns, or aid JCI in obtaining such certification from facility owners in the case of buildings that City does not own, if JCI will undertake Work or M&V Services in the facility that could disturb ACM. If either City or JCI becomes aware of or suspects the presence of ACM that may be disturbed by JCI's Work or M&V Services, it shall promptly stop the Work or M&V Services in the affected area and notify the other. As between City and JCI, City shall be responsible at its sole expense for addressing the potential for or the presence of ACM in conformance with all applicable Laws and addressing the impact of its disturbance before JCI continues with its Work or M&V Services, unless JCI had actual knowledge that ACM was present and acted with intentional disregard of that knowledge, in which case (i) JCI shall be responsible at is sole expense for remediating areas impacted by the disturbance of the ACM, and (ii) City shall resume its responsibilities for the ACM after JCI's remediation has been completed. Other Hazardous Materials: JCI shall be responsible for removing or disposing of any Hazardous Materials (as defined below) that it uses in providing Work or M&V Services ("JCI Hazardous Materials") and for the remediation of any areas impacted by the release of JCI Hazardous Materials. For other Hazardous Materials that may be otherwise present at City's facilities ("Non-JCI Hazardous Materials"), City shall supply JCI with any Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 3 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. information in its possession relating to the presence of such materials if their presence may affect JCI's performance of the Work or M&V Services. If either City or JCI becomes aware of or suspects the presence of Non-JCI Hazardous Materials that may interfere with JCI's Work or M&V Services, it shall promptly stop the Work or M&V Services in the affected area and notify the other. As between City and JCI, City shall be responsible at its sole expense for removing and disposing of Non-JCI Hazardous Materials from its facilities and the remediation of any areas impacted by the release of Non-JCI Hazardous Materials, unless JCI had actual knowledge that Non-JCI Hazardous Materials were present and acted with intentional disregard of that knowledge, in which case (i) JCI shall be responsible at its sole expense for the remediation of any areas impacted by its release of such Non-JCI Hazardous Materials, and (ii) City shall remain responsible at its sole expense for the removal of Non-JCI Hazardous Materials that have not been released and for releases not resulting from JCI's performance of the Work or M&V Services. For purposes of this Agreement, "Hazardous Materials" means any material or substance that, whether by its nature or use, is now or hereafter defined or regulated as a hazardous waste, hazardous substance, pollutant or contaminant under applicable Law relating to or addressing public or employee health and safety and protection of the environment, or which is toxic, explosive, corrosive, flammable, radioactive, carcinogenic, mutagenic or otherwise hazardous or which is or contains petroleum, gasoline, diesel, fuel, another petroleum hydrocarbon product, or polychlorinated biphenyls. "Hazardous Materials" specifically includes mold and lead -based paint and specifically excludes ACM. JCI shall have no obligations relating to the identification, abatement, cleanup, control, removal, or disposal of mold, regardless of the cause of the mold. Environmental Indemnity: To the fullest extent permitted by Law, and without waiving its sovereign immunity, City shall indemnify and hold harmless JCI and JCI's subcontractors, and their respective directors, officers, employees, agents, representatives, shareholders, affiliates, and assigns and successors, from and against any and all losses, costs, damages, expenses (including reasonable legal fees and defense costs), claims, causes of action or liability, directly or indirectly, relating to or arising from the City's use, or the storage, release, discharge, handling or presence of ACM, mold (actual or alleged and regardless of the cause of such condition) or Non-JCI Hazardous Materials on, under or about the facilities, or City's failure to comply with this Section 10. 11. CHANGE ORDERS. The parties, without invalidating this Agreement, may request changes in the Work to be performed under this Agreement, consisting of additions, deletions, or other revisions to the Work ("Change Orders"). The price and payment terms, time for performance and, if necessary, the Assured Performance Guarantee, shall be equitably adjusted in accordance with the Change Order. Such adjustments shall be determined by mutual agreement of the parties. JCI may delay performance until adjustments arising out of the Change Order are clarified and agreed upon. Any Change Order must be signed by an authorized representative of each party. If concealed or unknown conditions are encountered at the project, differing from the conditions represented by City in the bid documents or otherwise disclosed by City to JCI prior to the commencement of the Work, price and payment terms, time for performance and, if necessary, the Assured Performance Guarantee, shall be equitably adjusted. Claims for equitable adjustment may be asserted in writing within a reasonable time from the date a party becomes aware of a change to the Work by written notification. Failure to promptly assert a request for equitable adjustment, however, shall not constitute a waiver of any rights to seek any equitable adjustment with respect to such change. 12. CITY FINANCING; TREATMENT; TAXES. The parties acknowledge and agree that JCI is not making any representation or warranty to City with respect to matters not expressly addressed in this Agreement, including, but not limited to: a. City's ability to obtain or make payments on any financing associated with paying for the Improvement Measures, related services, or otherwise; b. City's proper legal, tax, accounting, or credit rating agency treatment relating to this Agreement; and c. the necessity of City to raise taxes or seek additional funding for any purpose. City is solely responsible for its obligations and determinations with respect to the foregoing matters. In addition, the parties acknowledge and agree that City shall be responsible to comply, at its cost and expense, with all Laws that may be applicable to it relating to performance contracting, including, without limitation, any Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 4 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. requirements relating to the procurement of goods and/or services and any legal, accounting, or engineering opinions or reviews required or obtained in connection with this Agreement. JCI acknowledges that it has included all applicable sales taxes in its cost proposal. 13. INSURANCE. JCI shall maintain insurance in amounts no less than those set forth below in full force and effect at all times until the Work has been completed, and shall provide a certificate evidencing such coverage promptly following City's request therefor. COVERAGES Workmen's Compensation Insurance or self-insurance, including Employer's Liability Commercial General Liability Insurance Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance LIMITS OF LIABILITY Statutory $5,000,000 Per Occurrence $5,000,000 Aggregate $5,000,000 Combined Single Limit The above limits may be obtained through primary and excess policies, and may be subject to self - insured retentions. JCI shall provide a quote to the City for a builder's risk insurance policy covering the Improvement Measures. The City may choose to make payment to JCI for the costs of obtaining such policy or the City may obtain builder's risk insurance coverage for the Improvement Measures on its own. City shall maintain insurance coverage, of the types and in the amounts customary for the conduct of its business, throughout the term of this Agreement. 14. INDEMNIFICATION. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable Law, each party shall indemnify the other with respect to any third party claim alleging bodily injury, including death, or property damage to the extent such injury or damage is caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of the indemnifying party. A condition precedent to any obligation of a party to indemnify the other pursuant to this Section 14 shall be for the indemnified party to promptly advise the indemnifying party of the claim pursuant to the notice provision of this Agreement. JCI agrees and understands that nothing herein shall be construed to alter, limit or otherwise compromise that immunity afforded the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas under the Constitution and Statutes of the State of Arkansas. 15. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. Neither JCI nor City will be responsible to the other for any special, indirect, consequential, remote, punitive, exemplary, loss of profits or revenue, loss of use, or similar damages, regardless of how characterized and regardless of a party having been advised of the possibility of such potential losses or relief, arising in any manner from this Agreement, the Work, the Improvement Measures, the premises, the M&V Services, or otherwise. WITHOUT LIMITING JCI'S EXPRESS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE ASSURED PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE, JCI'S liability under this agreement, regardless of the form of action, shall in no event exceed the amount of the payments actually received by JCI under schedule 4. If this Agreement covers fire safety or security equipment, City understands that JCI is not an insurer regarding those services, and that JCI shall not be responsible for any damage or loss that may result from fire safety or security equipment that fails to prevent a casualty loss. The foregoing waivers and limitations are fundamental elements of the basis for this Agreement between JCI and City, and each party acknowledges that JCI would not be able to provide the work and services contemplated by this Agreement on an economic basis in the absence of such waivers and limitations, and would not have entered into this Agreement without such waivers and limitations. 16. FORCE MAJEURE. Neither party will be responsible to the other for damages, loss, injury, or delay caused by conditions that are beyond the reasonable control, and without the intentional misconduct or negligence of that party. Such conditions (each, a "Force Majeure") include, but are not limited to: acts of God; acts of government agencies; strikes; labor disputes; fires; explosions or other casualties; thefts; vandalism; riots or war; acts of Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 5 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. terrorism; electrical power outages; interruptions or degradations in telecommunications, computer, or electronic communications systems; changes in Laws; or unavailability of parts, materials or supplies. 17. JlCI'S PROPERTY. All materials furnished or used by JCI personnel and/or JCI subcontractors or agents at the installation site, including documentation, schematics, test equipment, software and associated media remain the exclusive property of JCI or such other third party. City agrees not to use such materials for any purpose at any time without the express authorization of JCI. City agrees to allow JCI personnel and/or JCI subcontractors or agents to retrieve and to remove all such materials remaining after installation or maintenance operations have been completed. City acknowledges that any software furnished in connection with the Work and/or M&V Services is proprietary and subject to the provisions of any software license agreement associated with such software. 18. OWNERSHIP OF DATA. Subject to Clause 30 (Software and Digital Services), City owns all of the data provided by the City as well as any data acquired by JCI as a result of this Agreement, including that data received from agents or third -party contractors of the City, or data generated by the Software provided by JCI pursuant to this Agreement. JCI shall maintain appropriate administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for protection of the security, confidentiality, and integrity of City's data, subject to JCI or Software data retention policies. At the City's request, within sixty (60) days of the expiration or termination of this Agreement for any reason, JCI agrees to provide the data in its possession to the City in a format agreed upon by City and JCI. 19. DISPUTES. JCI and City will attempt to settle any controversy, dispute, difference, or claim between them concerning the performance, enforcement, or interpretation of this Agreement (collectively, "Dispute") through direct discussion in good faith, and pre -litigation mediation at the parties' election. Neither JCI nor City will file a lawsuit against the other until not less than sixty (60) days after a notice of Dispute is delivered to the other Party, unless one or both parties is genuinely and reasonably concerned that any applicable statute of limitations is on the verge of expiring. JCI AND CITY HEREBY WAIVE THEIR RESPECTIVE RIGHTS TO A JURY TRIAL AS TO ANY CLAIM OR CAUSE OF ACTION BASED UPON, ARISING OUT OF OR DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY RELATED TO THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING CONTRACT, TORT AND STATUTORY CLAIMS, AND EACH OF THE PARTIES HERETO ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THIS WAIVER IS A MATERIAL INDUCEMENT TO ENTER INTO A BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP, THAT EACH HAS RELIED ON THIS WAIVER IN ENTERING INTO THIS AGREEMENT, AND THAT EACH WILL CONTINUE TO RELY ON THIS WAIVER IN THEIR RELATED FUTURE DEALINGS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT. 20. GOVERNING LAW AND VENUE. This Agreement and the construction and enforceability thereof shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the state where the Work is conducted. Venue for any state court litigation will be the Circuit Court of Washington County, Arkansas. 21. CONSENTS; APPROVALS; COOPERATION. Whenever City's consent, approval, satisfaction or determination shall be required or permitted under this Agreement, and this Agreement does not expressly state that City may act in its sole discretion, such consent, approval, satisfaction or determination shall not be unreasonably withheld, qualified, conditioned or delayed, whether or not such a "reasonableness" standard is expressly stated in this Agreement. Whenever City's cooperation is required by JCI in order to carry out JCI's obligations hereunder, City agrees that it shall act in good faith and reasonably in so cooperating with JCI and/or JCI's designated representatives or assignees or subcontractors. City shall furnish decisions, information, and approvals required by this Agreement in a timely manner so as not to delay the performance of the Work or M&V Services. 22. FURTHER ASSURANCES. The parties shall execute and deliver all documents and perform all further acts that may be reasonably necessary to effectuate the provisions of this Agreement. 23. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR. The relationship of the parties hereunder shall be that of independent contractors. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to create a partnership, joint venture, fiduciary, or similar relationship between the parties. 24. POWER AND AUTHORITY. Each party represents and warrants to the other that (i) it has all requisite power and authority to execute and deliver this Agreement and perform its obligations hereunder, (ii) all corporate, board, body politic, or other approvals necessary for its execution, delivery, and performance of this Agreement have been or will be obtained, and (iii) this Agreement constitutes its legal, valid, and binding obligation. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 6 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. 26. COMPLETE AGREEMENT. It is understood and agreed that this Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties relating to all issues involving the subject matter of this Agreement. No binding understandings, statements, promises or inducements contrary to this Agreement exist. This Agreement supersedes and cancels all previous agreements, negotiations, communications, commitments and understandings with respect to the subject matter hereof, whether made orally or in writing. Each of the parties to this Agreement expressly warrants and represents to the other that no promise or agreement which is not herein expressed has been made to the other, and that neither party is relying upon any statement or representation of the other that is not expressly set forth in this Agreement. Each party hereto is relying exclusively on the terms of this Agreement, its own judgment, and the advice of its own legal counsel and/or other advisors in entering into this Agreement. City acknowledges and agrees that any purchase order issued by City associated with this Agreement is intended only to establish payment authority for City's internal accounting purposes. No purchase order shall be considered a counteroffer, amendment, modification, or other revision to the terms of this Agreement. 27. HEADINGS. The captions and titles in this Agreement are for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation or meaning of this Agreement. 28. COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, all of which when taken together shall constitute one single agreement between the parties. 29. NOTICES. All notices or communications related to this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed served if and when sent by facsimile or mailed by certified or registered mail: to Johnson Controls, Inc. at the address listed on the first page of this Agreement, ATTN: Regional Solutions Manager, with a copy to Johnson Controls, Inc., ATTN: General Counsel — Building Efficiency Americas, 507 East Michigan Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53202: and to City at the address listed on the first page of this Agreement. 30. SOFTWARE AND DIGITAL SERVICES. Use, implementation, and deployment of software and hosted software products proprietary to JCI ("Software") offered under this Agreement shall be subject to, and governed by, JCI's standard terms for such Software and Software related professional services in effect from time to time at https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/techterms (collectively, the "Software Terms"). Applicable Software Terms are incorporated herein by this reference. Other than the right to use the Software as set forth in the Software Terms, JCI and its licensors reserve all right, title, and interest (including all intellectual property rights) in and to the Software and improvements to the Software. The Software that is licensed hereunder is licensed subject to the Software Terms and not sold. If there is a conflict between the other terms herein and the Software Terms, the Software Terms shall take precedence and govern with respect to rights and responsibilities relating to the Software, its implementation and deployment and any improvements thereto. JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. Signature: Printed Name: I+1LL 5A'W Title: R'f ��I*j_07-70AJ W►/�vi� F✓L Date: 7 ; 7 z Z Performance Contract [Rev 15) Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. CITY OF FAY Sig Printed Name: Title: Date:__' ZZ Schedule 1 SCOPE OF WORK JCI will provide the City with the scope of work (Work) identified on this Schedule. JCI shall supervise and direct the Work and shall be responsible for construction means, methods, techniques, sequences, and procedures and for coordinating the Work under this Agreement. JCI shall be responsible to pay for labor, materials, equipment, tools, construction equipment and machinery, transportation, and other facilities and services necessary for the execution and completion of the Work. Completed work will be functional and installed and inspected in accordance with local governing codes at the time of execution of this Agreement. General Work: • Final engineering work for each Facility Improvement Measure (FIM) shall be provided as described within this scope of work. Once final engineering work is complete, some modifications to outlined scope of work may be required. No modifications shall be made to the Work without prior approval of City. • City agrees to review and approve all equipment and product submittals within five (5) working days after receipt from JCI. • One (1) each electronic copy of the Operations and Maintenance (O&M) manuals of equipment shall be submitted to City at completion of the construction phase of the project. • One (1) each electronic copy of as -built construction drawings for applicable FIMs will be submitted to the City at completion of the construction phase. • JCI shall provide an as -built lighting table with updated fixture counts to reflect actual lamps/ballasts/fixtures installed. • With Prior Notification to JCI, a minimum of five (5) business days prior to the scheduled start of demolition, City retains the right to keep any removed equipment or material, unless specified differently in other areas of this scope of work. • Work will be coordinated with City personnel to minimize interruptions and delays. • Materials being installed shall be new unless otherwise specified in this scope of work. • Necessary protection will be provided to avoid damage to adjacent services in the surrounding work areas. • The Johnson Controls Safety Specifications will be followed at all times. Any safety violations will be addressed immediately. Work will not continue until any unsafe conditions are corrected. • JCI shall be given ample notice for security clearance procedures required for access to any facility included in this scope of work. • City to provide adequate personnel for escort(s) in, and access to, correctional facilities and city buildings for multiple installation trades so not to impede the construction work and schedule. • JCI shall provide training to designated City staff for the Work. • JCI will provide the City a schedule of all included test and balance of all equipment and systems, in accordance with FIM 2 HVAC Upgrades schedule, as found in attachment 10. • JCI will support City of Fayetteville in procuring any applicable scope related utility rebates General Exclusions • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: Unless specifically noted in this scope of work, JCI's obligations expressly exclude any Work or Services of any nature associated or connected with the identification, abatement, cleanup, control, removal, or disposal of hazardous materials or substances, including but not limited to asbestos, in or on the premises. • Any structural modifications to existing equipment and infrastructure that is required due to previously unknown deficient structural conditions. • Code upgrades for existing infrastructure and equipment scheduled to remain. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 8 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Repair or replacement of defective mechanical, electrical or controls equipment, and the electrical distribution system, except the equipment described to be replaced in the scope of work (JCI will identify the location of defective equipment and notify City personnel). • Test and Balance of existing systems, unless specified in the scope of work. • Existing building ventilation conditions and indoor air quality issues not included in this scope of work are excluded. • Engineering services, studies, and analysis associated with any exclusions or work clearly outside of the scope definition. • Repairs or upgrades to bring the existing systems up to code, including egress and American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) code compliance issues. • Resolution of existing design, service, and or distribution conditions known or unknown. • Correction of any existing applicable building code violations and Federal ADA violations identified by JCI during the execution of the Work. Such violations will be brought to the attention of the City for remedy. • Temporary space conditioning unless otherwise identified in a FIM scope of work. • Repairs/replacement of insulation, piping, electrical or ductwork found to be corroded or rusted or otherwise unacceptable for installation of components or fittings required for installation other than what is specified in the scope of work. The following table summarizes the FIMs to be implemented for this project. Lighting Upgrades 2 I HVAC Upgrades 3 BAS Control Upgrade 4 Solar PV — Roof Mount 5 Water Conservation 6 Building Envelope Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 9 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 1.0: Lighting Upgrades This FIM will install new LED lamps or retrofit kits in existing fixtures, and/or replace the fixtures according to the lighting retrofit detailed in Attachment 5. Retrofitting the fixture improves the quality of light produced by the fixture and reduces electrical power (kW) consumption, resulting in both comfort improvement and electrical energy savings. The following definitions expand on the type of solution proposed in Attachment 5: • (NR) No Retrofit: No upgrade solution proposed. Existing fixture is likely already LED. • (RET) Retrofit: Installation of LED lamps or tubes. Includes removal and disposal of existing lamps and ballasts. LED lamps or tubes will be direct -wired or installed with a LED driver. Existing fixture to remain "as -is." • (LAMP) Relamp: Replacement of non -ballasted lamps with LED replacements (Typically screw -in). Includes removal and disposal of existing lamps. • (KIT) Retrofit with Kit or Reflector: Installation of LED kit designed to fit in existing fixture. Includes removal and disposal of existing lamps and ballasts. LED kits typically alter the appearance of the existing fixture, and after installation fixtures look "new." Reflectors allow for installation of LED lamps or tubes. • (IN) New/Replacement Fixture: Removal and disposal of existing fixture and installation of new LED fixture. Area ID Gary Hampton - EXTERIOR No Retrofit 4 Retrofit 11 Retrofit with or, New/ 0 Relamp a Kit or Replacement Reflector Fixture 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 Total Count 15 Gary Hampton 1 16 18 Wilson Park - Office / Shop 7 2 2 0 0 11 Fire ARFF Station 0 24 0 1 4 29 Fire Station - 6 4 23 7 21 6 61 Fire Station - 6- EXTERIOR 4 0 0 3 7 14 Fire Station - 3- EXTERIOR 8 0 0 0 2 10 Fire Station - 3 2 31 0 42 12 87 Fire Station - 4 8 23 3 21 6 61 Fire Station - 4- EXTERIOR I 3 0 2 3 I 10 18 Fire Station - 5 - EXTERIOR 0 0 0 0 12 12 Fire Station - 5 I 8 21 0 23 I 8 60 Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) 13 7 7 0 0 27 Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) - EXTERIOR 2 0 1 0 1 4 Fire Station - 2- EXTERIOR 4 0 0 2 0 6 Fire Station - 2 2 6 0 0 4 12 Fire Station - 7 6 67 10 27 0 110 Fire Station - 7- EXTERIOR 5 0 1 0 0 8 13 Walker Park & Splash Pad - EXTERIOR 2 0 2 0 7 11 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office I 1 25 12 0 I 1 39 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom I 0 8 0 0 I 0 8 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom - EXTERIOR 6 0 0 0 0 6 Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop - EXTERIOR I 12 0 18 0 I 2 32 Lake Fayetteville Marina Office - EXTERIOR 0 0 0 0 2 2 Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop I 8 0 8 2 I 0 18 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 20 20 3 0 0 43 Yvonne Richardson Community Center - EXTERIOR 10 0 0 0 0 10 Senior Center 56 123 36 27 0 1 242 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 10 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Area ID Senior Center - EXTERIOR No Retrofit 0 Retrofit Relamp 36 0 Retrofit with New/ a Kit or Replacement Reflector Fixture 0 9 1 0 Total Count 45 Animal Shelter 10 63 0 74 Animal Shelter - EXTERIOR 6 0 0 6 0 12 Animal Clinic I 0 36 0 0 I 0 36 Animal Clinic - EXTERIOR I 0 2 3 0 0 5 Animal Shelter Kennel 26 8 0 3 0 37 Animal Shelter Kennel - EXTERIOR I 8 0 0 0 I 0 8 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 124 279 2 0 15 420 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation - EXTERIOR 14 1 0 0 19 34 Police Headquarters I 40 225 0 30 I 0 295 Police Headquarters - EXTERIOR 30 0 0 0 0 30 City Hall 708 109 1 50 0 868 City Hall - EXTERIOR 11 0 0 0 0 11 Existing Conditions Interior General Overview • Spaces throughout the city contain primarily 32w fluorescent lamps, installed in troffers, strips, or wrap fixtures. There are also a notable number of recessed can fixtures with both incandescent and compact fluorescent lamps. • The City has performed LED interior upgrades, through scheduled upgrades or maintenance replacements, resulting in LED mixed in with other lighting technology. • Exterior General Overview • The city is roughly 50% complete with their own LED exterior upgrades. Fixtures that have not been replaced consist of HID and fluorescent technology. Wall mounted exterior fixtures are the predominant fixture type. Proposed Conditions Interior General Overview • The proposed lighting retrofit, for buildings in scope, consists primarily of LED ULB direct wire tubes. The existing fluorescent lamps and ballasts are to be removed. There are also LED replacement screw -in lamps, and LED retrofit can kits in the proposed upgrade. Please refer to Attachment 5 for additional details. • Exterior Overview • The exterior LED upgrade will consist primarily of replacement LED fixtures. Decorative exterior fixtures will receive LED lamp replacements. Please refer to Attachment 5 for additional details. • Exterior athletic facility lighting is not part of the project scope. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 11 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Interior and Exterior Scope The following locations are included in the proposed interior and exterior scope, unless noted otherwise in the Line by Line (LxL) in Attachment 5. Name Animal Clinic Animal Clinic — EXTERIOR Animal Shelter AddressFacility . 1634 Armstrong Rd. 2,345 1640 S ARMSTRONG AVE 6,000 Animal Shelter— EXTERIOR Animal Shelter Kennel 1630 Armstrong Rd. 2,730 Animal Shelter Kennel - EXTERIOR City Hall 113 W MOUNTAIN ST 36,140 City Hall — EXTERIOR Fire ARFF Station 385 W Ernest Lancaster Dr. N/A Fire ARFF Station - EXTERIOR Fire Station — 2 708 N GARLAND AVE 2,646 Fire Station - 2 — EXTERIOR Fire Station — 3 1050 S HAPPY HOLLOW RD 6,775 Fire Station - 3 — EXTERIOR Fire Station — 4 3385 N PLAINVIEW AVE 2,254 Fire Station - 4 — EXTERIOR Fire Station — 5 2979 N CROSSOVER RD 5,500 Fire Station - 5 — EXTERIOR Fire Station — 6 900 S HOLLYWOOD AVE 2,265 Fire Station - 6 — EXTERIOR Fire Station — 7 835 N RUPPLE RD 7,668 Fire Station - 7 — EXTERIOR Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) 833 N CROSSOVER RD I 2,805 Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) - EXTERIOR Gary Hampton 2790 N SALEM RD I 530 Gary Hampton — EXTERIOR Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 1525 S. Happy Hollow Rd. 31,250 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation - EXTERIOR Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop 6608 E LAKE SEQUOYAH DR 584 Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop - EXTERIOR Lake Fayetteville Marina Office - EXTERIOR Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 100 N SUMMIT AVE 2,160 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office - EXTERIOR Police Headquarters 100 W ROCK ST I 24,555 Senior Center 945 S College Ave. 25,000 Senior Center — EXTERIOR Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 4451 N VANTAGE DR 680 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom - EXTERIOR Walker Park & Splash Pad 10 W 15TH ST 1,200 Walker Park & Splash Pad - EXTERIOR Wilson Park - Office / Shop 675 N PARK AVE 1,955 Wilson Park - Office / Shop - EXTERIOR Yvonne Richardson Community Center 240 E ROCK ST 9,000 Yvonne Richardson Community Center - EXTERIOR Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 12 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 The following locations are excluded in the proposed interior and exterior scope, unless noted otherwise in the Line by Line (LxL) in Attachment 5. AddressFacility 4578 S SCHOOL AVE 18,750 Name Airport City Hanger (FBO) Airport City Hanger (FBO) - EXTERIOR Airport Terminal/Administration 4500 S. School Ave. 28,500 Airport Terminal/Administration - EXTERIOR Airways Facilities 4370 South School 2,894 Airways Facilities - EXTERIOR Arkansas Air Museum 4290 S SCHOOL AVE 21,372 Arkansas Air Museum - EXTERIOR Blair Library 401 W. Mountain St. 80,000 Blair Library — EXTERIOR Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms 1595 N DARTMOUTH AVE N/A Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms - EXTERIOR Bryce Davis Restroom & two Pavilions 1595 N DARTMOUTH AVE N/A Bryce Davis Restroom & two Pavilions - EXTERIOR Compost Facility 1708 S ARMSTRONG AVE 3,900 Compost Facility - EXTERIOR District Court 176 South Church AVE 9,000 District Court — EXTERIOR Fire Marshall Office 4140 S SCHOOL AVE 2,254 Fire Marshall Office - EXTERIOR Fire Station - Training Facility 2505 E BORICK DR I 4,000 Fire Station - Training Facility - EXTERIOR Fire Station -Mobile Fire Training Apparatus (FEMA Grant) Fire Station -Mobile Fire Training Apparatus (FEMA Grant) — EXTERIOR Gary Hampton Park Softball Complex 2505 E. Borick I 5,800 2790 N SALEM RD 395 Gary Hampton Park Softball Complex - EXTERIOR Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 2800 N GREGG AVE 507 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms - EXTERIOR Lake Fayetteville Concessions 4732 N. College 400 Lake Fayetteville Concessions - EXTERIOR Lake Fayetteville Marina 1330 E LAKE FAYETTEVILLE RD 11,660 Lake Fayetteville Marina - EXTERIOR Lake Fayetteville Marina Office Lake Fayetteville Park - 4780 N. College 760 Lake Fayetteville Softball 1153 E LAKE FAYETTEVILLE RD 400 Lake Fayetteville Softball - EXTERIOR Lake Sequoyah - Restroom 6608 E LAKE SEQUOYAH DR 100 Lake Sequoyah - Restroom - EXTERIOR Lewis Soccer Complex - Concessions/Restrooms 1542 N LEWIS AVE 1,014 Lewis Soccer Complex - Concessions/Restrooms - EXTERIOR Ozark Military Museum 4360 S SCHOOL AVE I 3,429 Ozark Military Museum - EXTERIOR Police Headquarters - EXTERIOR Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 818 N SANG AVE 6,800 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank - EXTERIOR Recycling & Trash Complex 1560 S HAPPY HOLLOW RD 19,230 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 13 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Name Recycling & Trash Complex - EXTERIOR AddressFacility Recycling Drop Off - Happy Hollow 1420 S HAPPY HOLLOW RD N/A Recycling Drop Off - Happy Hollow - EXTERIOR Recycling Drop Off - Marion Orton 735 W NORTH ST N/A Recycling Drop Off - Marion Orton - EXTERIOR T-Hanger A 367 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 16,470 T-Hanger A - EXTERIOR T-Hanger B 349 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 16,420 T-Hanger B - EXTERIOR T-Hanger C 331 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 16,100 T-Hanger C - EXTERIOR T-Hanger D 311 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 16,100 T-Hanger D - EXTERIOR T-Hanger E 307 W Ernest Lancaster Dr I 13,900 T-Hanger E - EXTERIOR T-Hanger F 325 W Ernest Lancaster Dr I 14,200 T-Hanger F - EXTERIOR T-Hanger G 341 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 13,300 T-Hanger G - EXTERIOR T-Hanger H 363 W Ernest Lancaster Dr 13,600 T-Hanger H - EXTERIOR Town Center 15 W. Mountain St. 83,000 Town Center - EXTERIOR Traffic Shop - Parks 1455 South Happy Hollow 8,940 Traffic Shop - Parks - EXTERIOR Veterans Park 4451 N VANTAGE DR N/A Veterans Park - EXTERIOR Walker Park - Concessions/Restroom 10 W 15TH ST 1,200 Walker Park - Concessions/Restroom - EXTERIOR Walker Park Restroom #1 10 W 15TH ST 560 Walker Park Restroom #1 - EXTERIOR Walker Park Restroom #2 10 W 15TH ST 360 Walker Park Restroom #2 - EXTERIOR Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 2435 S INDUSTRIAL DR 26,481 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr - EXTERIOR Water & Sewer Vehicle Storage Building 2435 S Industrial Drive (veh storage bldg) 10,369 Water & Sewer Vehicle Storage Building - EXTERIOR West Shop 1455 S. Happy Hollow Rd 7,250�_j West Shop - EXTERIOR White River Park - Concessions/Restroom - EXTERIOR White River Park Baseball 2080 S ARMSTRONG AVE 769 White River Park Baseball - EXTERIOR Wilson Park - Concessions 675 N PARK AVE 320 Wilson Park - Concessions - EXTERIOR Wilson Park/Tennis Courts 675 N PARK AVE N/A Wilson Park/Tennis Courts - EXTERIOR Wilson Pool Equip Bldg 675 N PARK AVE 576 Wilson Pool Equip Bldg - EXTERIOR Wilson Restroom 675 N PARK AVE 560 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 14 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Wilson Restroom - EXTERIOR WWTP - West Side WWTP - West Side - EXTERIOR INTERSECTION AREA LIGHTING White River Park - Concessions/Restroom Wilson Pool Change Shelter Wilson Pool Change Shelter - EXTERIOR WWTP — Noland WWTP - Noland — EXTERIOR Final Engineering 15 S BROYLES AVE 1 4,700 Various N/A 2080 S ARMSTRONG AVE I 769 675 N PARK AVE 2,592 1400 N FOX HUNTER RD 1 4,700 • Development of material and equipment submittals included in Attachment 5. Demolition and Removal • Existing lamps and ballasts associated with the referenced scope of work will be removed and properly disposed of according to local codes regulations in force at the time of contract signing. Installation Work • JCI will furnish materials, labor, and necessary equipment to complete the detailed scope of work shown in Attachment 5, room by room description. Inclusions and Assumptions • Furnish and install the detailed scope of work shown in Attachment 5. • This Work includes material, labor, engineering, design and recycling/disposal costs. • Pricing assumes one hundred percent (100%) access will be granted to all facilities during the construction schedule. Keys, escorts, and security clearance requirements will be provided in a timely manner. • Work shall be performed in accordance with industry standards and approved safety practices. Professional performance by licensed, ensured and certified personnel skilled in lighting retrofit services. • Existing lamps, ballasts and other materials will be removed from the site by JCI in accordance with Federal, State, and local regulations in effect at the time of contract execution. It is also the responsibility of JCI, acting as an agent for the City, to ensure the proper disposal of hazardous waste in accordance with the Federal, State and local laws and regulations in effect at the time of contract execution. If PCB light ballasts are found, they will be disposed of accordingly listing the City as the "Generator" of the ballast waste. • All circuit breakers, contactors, switches/controls, existing fixtures, and the electrical system in general are assumed to be operational working order and compliant with electrical code requirements in effect at the time of contract execution. • JCI shall be given ample notice for security clearance procedures required for access to any facility included in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Maintenance stock of one and a half percent (1.5%) is included in this proposal (LED tubes & LED lamps only). • If specified materials become either temporarily or permanently unavailable for reasons beyond the control of JCI, then the expected time for performance of the work will be extended. JCI reserves the right to provide equivalent substitutions at no price increase. • Where ULC listed tubular LED lamp (TILED) retrofits are proposed, external drivers will be utilized where noted in the line -by-line scope of work. Existing ballasts will be removed. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 15 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Where ULB listed tubular LED lamp (TILED) retrofits are proposed, the tubes will be direct -wired and the existing ballast will be removed. • Where retrofits of existing fixtures are proposed, the scope includes wiping down prismatic lenses with dry cloth. • Design illumination levels: In the absence of code -mandated lighting requirements, industry standards have been used as a guide, primarily the most recent edition of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA), IESNA Recommended Practice documents and IESNA Design Guides. • Existing lighting systems were presumed to be designed based on IESNA recommended practices. In the event current light levels are above IESNA recommendations for the space type (i.e., over -lit), light levels will be reduced. In the event light levels are below IESNA recommendations for the space type, JCI will meet or exceed current light levels. If the space is under -lit due to an inadequate spacing or quantity of fixtures from initial design, which requires adding fixtures, adding circuits, reconfiguration or new construction, this will be brought to the attention of the City. LED fixtures or components specified for the project are based on comparable original lumen outputs of existing equipment rather than depreciated light output values. • Existing and post -installation illumination levels have been/will be measured in accordance with procedures recommended by IESNA using a calibrated light meter. Exclusions • Exterior athletic facility lighting. • Electrical permits and fees. • Replacement or repair of concrete pole footings or rusted bolts on footings. • Existing light poles will be re -used. Repair of wiring to poles, if required, is not included. • Pole mounted lighting is reusing existing poles. City is responsible for pole maintenance, repair and replacement throughout the term of the guarantee. • Lighting Poles will be checked for contact voltage. If any hazardous voltage is noted, work on that pole will be stopped and the City and/or the utility company be notified immediately to correct the fault before any work will be performed. • Exterior lighting replacements proposed are designed for 277v. 480v exterior lighting replacements are excluded, unless a change order is issued. • Existing task lighting and table type light fixtures unless specified in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Removal or replacement of ceiling tiles unless specified in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Existing decorative and stage light fixtures unless noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • The addition of lighting fixtures in areas with existing illumination deficiencies is not covered under this scope of work unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. If foot-candle levels do not meet minimum standards, the City will be notified. • Existing fluorescent dimming systems or fixtures will remain "as is" unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Reconfiguration of existing fixture layout unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Replacement of existing wiring and/or electrical issues in exterior fixtures. • Existing fixtures that are not in a well -maintained condition including, but not limited to, rusted or derogated in a manner which would impede retrofit. • Any electrical wiring other than that required for the retrofit or replacement within the existing lighting fixtures, the installation of new fixtures as scheduled, the installation of occupancy sensors and other controls. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 16 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Double or bi-level switching of in -board and out -board sockets is not included unless specified in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Repair, replacement and adjustments of existing sensors, time clocks, switches or energy management systems unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Calibration or adjustment of the lighting control devices post -installation. JCI will set controls to the agreed upon settings at time of installation one-time only. • Repair or replacement of louvers or other components unless denoted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Repair or replacement of yellowed, cracked, damaged or missing fixture lenses, louvers or other components unless denoted on the JCI line -by-line scope of work. • Repair or replacement of the existing Emergency and Egress Lighting Systems unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • Replacement of defective emergency battery back-up ballast unless otherwise noted in Attachment 5, room by room description of work. • No work can be performed in asbestos contaminated areas. If asbestos is present, the scope of work may have to be adjusted unless the asbestos is abated by the City. • Unless specified in the scope of work, no provisions are made to ensure that the light levels will comply with existing surveillance camera requirements. Proposed light levels will meet or exceed the current light levels of the exterior fixtures. • Replacement of existing lighting sockets and ballast unless otherwise noted. • Correction or repair of electrical system deficiencies or any NFPA, NEC, or local code deficiencies unless provided for in the scope. • Painting, plastering or any other type of repair to existing mounting surfaces after the removal or replacement of fixtures, unless otherwise noted. • Situations that could not be reasonably documented during the audit (i.e. concealed locations or hidden conditions). • Work in buildings or areas not specifically indicated on the line -by-line scope of work is excluded. • Stamped engineered drawings are not included as part of this scope of work. Training • No training shall be provided for this FIM. Rebates/Grants and Incentives • JCI researched available utility rebate incentive programs with the City's utility providers. SWEPCO is the only utility provider that offers rebate incentives for the City. • The provided rebate incentive values are estimates based on proposed scope only and subject to the utility's rebate program terms and conditions. Therefore, they are not guaranteed. Warranty • City shall be responsible for installation of warranted lamps beginning at the date of Substantial Completion. • Johnson Controls workmanship will be warranted for a period of one (1) year from substantial completion. • Material Warranties - Manufacturer warranties of retrofit kits, and fixtures installed as part of the project are covered by the individual manufacturer's published documentation. JCI will furnish contact information for each manufacturer. Alleged defective product may be required for return to factory for analysis. • Material Warranties - The warranty period begins on the date of installation. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 17 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Material Warranties - Non -workmanship material failures associated with newly installed equipment shall be warranted by the respective manufacturers as indicated in the warranty table below. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 1.0: Lighting Upgrade Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 18 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 2.0: HVAC Upgrades The intent of this scope of work is to perform "like for like" replacement of existing HVAC units specified. This work will include replacing condensing units, air handling units, package units, wall pack units, energy recovery ventilators and dedicated outside air systems. Refer to below Equipment List and Site List at end of document. Electronic versions of the existing HVAC drawing are available for reference. Final Engineering • Provide material and equipment submittals for RTUs and Split Systems Demolition and Removal JCI will remove and properly dispose of existing HVAC systems (both indoor and outdoor units). Demolition of existing equipment will include the following: Electrical • Safely disconnect and secure existing unit electrical connections. • Safely disconnect and secure for reuse existing thermostat and/or Building Automation System (BAS) connections. • Safely disconnect and secure for reuse smoke alarms and other life safety devices connected to the unit. Mechanical • Recover and dispose of refrigerant according to state and local codes in effect at the time of contract signing. • Remove existing HVAC Units and dispose of properly. (City has right of first refusal) • Safely disconnect and secure for reuse equipment from existing ducting, condensate drain piping and natural gas piping, as applicable. • Temporarily seal or cap disconnected utilities. • City shall indicate and mark any equipment or parts to be retained at least five (5) business days before scheduled removal. It shall be the City's responsibility to remove parts from existing equipment prior to demolition. Additionally, any equipment to be retained by City shall be placed by JCI in a designated location on each site for City removal. Installation Work • JCI will ensure the equipment complies with the existing site conditions, utilities, and space restrictions. Electrical • Reconnect equipment to existing electrical power wiring, reusing equipment starter. Provide labor, conduit, fittings, gauges, and insulation. • Replace 460/3/60, 208-230/3/60 and 208-230/1/60 service disconnect switches serving existing condensing units and packaged units with new NEMA 4 rated disconnect switches. Provide new flex connections from disconnect to condenser. Wiring shall be in accordance with the National Electric Code (NEC) and local codes in effect at the time of contract signing. • Re -install smoke detectors and life safety devices as applicable. • Re -connect existing thermostat conductors. Mechanical • Receive, store, and install new HVAC equipment identified herein. • Installation to be performed in accordance with mechanical, electrical, fire, local, state and national installation and operational codes in effect at the time of contract signing. • Modify existing equipment pads as required to support new HVAC split systems equipment. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 19 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Provide and install new curb adapters for RTUs. • Reconnect equipment to existing ducting, installing transition ductwork as required. New ductwork to be insulated. • For horizontal AHUs, provide and install secondary condensate drain pan (if existing pan requires replacement), and spring vibration isolators, if deemed necessary by JCI. • Provide new condensate drain traps if none is existing. • Provide new liquid/suction line sets if existing lines sizes are not in compliance with manufacturer's requirements. If existing liquid/suction line set are in compliance with manufacturer's requirements, flush existing liquid/suction lines in order to remove existing R-22 refrigerant oil. Flush the existing line sets with an approved solvent (e.g., Rx11-Flush or equal.) Once the existing line sets have been flushed, purge the line sets with nitrogen per recommended procedure of the solvent used (Rx11-Flush or equal). • Provide new liquid/suction line sections (approx. 3-6 feet) at the condenser and evaporator units, where necessary to provide for installation • After refrigerant liquid/suction line have been soldered to evaporator and condenser sections, evacuate and dehydrate system by pulling a vacuum to as close to 30" Hg as possible. Vacuum pressure shall be recorded and maintained for a minimum of ten (10) minutes. • Provide necessary modifications to the existing duct work to accommodate new AHU/furnace dimensions, including transitions, flange sets, and connections for installation. Seal duct connections (per SMACNA Standards) so that no leaks are detected. • Provide and/or connect necessary piping, electrical conduit and wiring, controls, ductwork, condensate, insulations and necessary appurtenances. Install new liquid line filter drier and site -glass (if not included with unit and/or required by manufacturer) and re -insulate suction line piping. • Flush existing condensate drain lines with dry nitrogen, CO2, or equal gas. • Install new plastic engraved identification tags, to match existing • Reconnect equipment to existing natural gas piping, as applicable. • Any required flashing and roof work to be performed by the roofing bond holder, under this project. • Reinstall insulation, if it can be reused. Insulation damaged during installation of this FIM will be replaced. • Provide required cranes and rigging, including traffic control and coordination • Obtain licenses, permits and required inspections • Work and any shutdowns shall be coordinated with City of Fayetteville. • Start Up of new HVAC units in accordance with Manufacturer's recommendations. Complete equipment manufacturer's start-up checklist and submit to City upon completion of equipment start-up. • Project completion: The project site shall be protected and/or restored to a condition equal to that existing prior to the commencement of work. Upon completion of project, deliver work complete and undamaged. Existing work (e.g. lawns, shrubs, paving, roads, walks) disturbed or removed as a result of performing required new work, shall be patched, repaired, reinstalled, or replaced with new work, and refinished and left in as good condition, or better, as existed before commencing work. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 20 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Refer to the table below for unit details. Animal Shelter Development Services Facilities Management Senior Center Fire Station 1 Fire Station 7 Fleet Transportation HP 1 2 �_ R-22 R-22 208-230/1/60 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 4 RTU 1 7.5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX -SS 1 3.5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX -SS 1 2.5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX -SS 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 ERV 1 n/a 208-230/1/60 RTU-X 1 4 R-22 208-230/3/60 RTU-X 1 4 R-22 208-230/3/60 RTU-X 1 4 R-22 208-230/3/60 RTU-X 1 2.5 R-22 208-230/1/60 RTU-X 2 3 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 2.5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 3 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 3 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 2 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 3 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 2 7.5 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 2 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 20 R-22 208-230/3/60 RTU-2 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 RTU-3 1 2 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/1/60 ERV 1 N/A N/A 208-230/1/60 PKG 1 10 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 Media Center DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/1/60 Parks and Recreation RTU HP 1 2 R-22 208-230/3/60 Police Headquarters.3 DX SS 1 3 R-22 208-230/3/60 RTU-X nis 20 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS nis 3 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS nis 3 R-22 208-230/1/60 RTU-X 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 RTU-6 1 2 R-22 208-230/1/60 DX SS 1 5 R-22 208-230/3/60 DX SS 1 25 R-22 208-230/3/60 Richardson Community Center DX SS 1 4 R-22 208-230/1/60 Water -Sewer Offices RTU 1 60 R-22 208-230/3/60 Town Center.4 RTU 2 1 15 R-22 460/3/60 RTU 3 1 30 R-22 460/3/60 3 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 4 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 21 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 RTU 5 1 1 15 1 R-22 460/3/60 HP 1 1 5 1 R-22 460/3/60 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 22 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 2.4 City Hall HVAC Upgrades.' The intent of this scope of work is to replace the existing water-cooled DX cooling system with "like -for -like" system replacements. The existing AC units would be replaced with variable air volume (VAV) self-contained water cooled DX air handling units (AHUs) which will supply 55°F air to the existing fan powered VAV terminal boxes. The existing fluid cooler would be replaced with a new, equal capacity. The existing condenser water pumping/piping system will be reused, and pumps replaced with new, same capacity (GPM/TDH/HP). The following is a listing of the scope items. Note: Please see following for reference information Attachment FIM 2.4 — 1 — City Hall HVAC Drawings (like -for -like scope) Attachment FIM 2.4 — 2 — City Hall Renovation S-Sheets Attachment FIM 2.4 — 3 — City of Fayetteville DOAS - Greenheck Submittal Attachment FIM 2.4 — 4 — Daikin_CAT_865-7—LR—SWT_Modular_S-C_AC_Systems_Catalog Attachment FIM 2.4 — 5 — Daikin IM 988-1 LR SWT-C Self -Contained 18-40 Manual Attachment FIM 2.4 — 6 — HHW Boiler Dimensional Drawing Attachment FIM 2.4 — 7 — HHW Boiler Performance Data Attachment FIM 2.4 — 8 — Roof Layout 1 Attachment FIM 2.4 — 9 — Roof Layout 2 Attachment FIM 2.4 — 10 — Existing Fluid Cooler Weights Demolition and Removal Work Electrical • Safely disconnect and secure existing electrical connections. • Safely disconnect and secure for reuse existing temperature controls and Building Automation System (BAS) connections. • Safely disconnect and secure for reuse smoke alarms and other life safety devices connected to the units. Mechanical • Before removing AHUs, take an existing AHU airflow test and record existing AHU airflow with VFDs at 100%. • Recover and dispose of refrigerant according to state and local codes in effect at the time of contract signing. • Remove existing water-cooled AC units (Qty. 3) and dispose of properly. • Remove existing fluid cooler and dispose of properly. • Remove existing HHW boiler and dispose of properly. • Remove existing CW pumps and dispose of properly. • Temporarily seal or cap disconnected utilities. New Installation Work Field verify and coordinate HVAC equipment submittals with existing site conditions. Ensure the equipment complies with the existing site conditions, utilities, and space restrictions. 5 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 23 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Electrical • Relocate existing electric service disconnects for AHUs to comply with NEC and local codes in effect at the time of contract signing. • Replace service disconnects for Fluid Cooler, HHW Boiler and Dedicated Outside Air System (DOAS), located on roof, for the new equipment. • Disconnect, reconnect existing electric service disconnects for two (2) Condenser Water (CW) and two (2) Heating Hot Water (HHW) circulating pumps. • Disconnect, reconnect existing electric service for sixteen (16) water-cooled heat pumps serving the Ground Floor. Mechanical • Replace existing water-cooled AC units with new "like -for -like" VAV AHUs (3 x 349 MBH). The new AHUs will supply air to the existing fan powered VAV terminal boxes. • Replace existing Fluid Cooler with new "like -for -like" Fluid Cooler of the same capacity. If needed, modify existing roof support structure to support new Fluid Cooler weight and dimensions. • Replace existing HHW boiler with new condensing HHW boiler, rated for 1200 MBH output, 180 EWT, 160 LWT, 120 GPM. Provide required venting and condensate drainage for new system. • Replace in kind two (2) existing CW pumps rated for 280 GPM, 120' TDH, 15 HP, 208-460/3/60. • Replace in kind two (2) existing HHW pumps rated for 120 GPM, 110' TDH, 7,5HP 208-460/3/60. • Replace existing MAU with new Dedicated Outside Air System (DOAS). DOAS will provide conditioned ventilation air to the Ground Floor. • DOAS will be 3000 CFM, 221 MBH. Provide new curb adapter to accommodate new unit dimensions. • Replace fourteen (14) existing WSHP units on Ground Floor with new WSHP Fan Coil Units (FCUs) of the same capacity. See drawing for location in Attachment FIM 2.1 - 1. • Replace two (2) existing WSHP AHUs with new WSHP AHU of the same capacity. See drawing for location in Attachment FIM 2.1 - 1. • BAS Controls: Replace thirty-five (35) HHW 3-way control valves serving fan powered VAV terminal boxes with new 2-way control. • New AHUs will be balanced to the original AHU airflows as tested before demolition. Complete air distribution system balancing will not be performed. • Provide functional performance testing of new installed equipment to verify operation per manufacturer's requirements. Provide equipment manufacturer's start-up checklist and submit to City upon completion of equipment start-up. • Include required cranes and rigging, including traffic control and coordination • Obtain licenses, permits, and required inspections • Coordinate any shutdowns with City. • Remove, cut, alter, replace, patch and repair existing work as necessary to install new work. Existing work to be altered or extended and that is found to be defective in any way, shall be reported to City before it is disturbed. Material and workmanship used in restoring work shall conform in type and quality to that of original existing construction, except as otherwise shown or specified. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 24 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Refer to the table below for unit details. DX-AHU Fluid Cooler HHW Boiler CW Pump 2.4 City Hall HHW Pump L WC HP Pump VFD DOAS 3 30 R-22 208-230/1/60 1 120 NA 208-230/1/60 1 1200 MBH NA 208-230/1/60 2 I 280 GPM NA 208-230/1/60 2 120 GPM NA 208-230/1/60 16 NA NA 208-230/1/60 4 NA NA 208-230/1/60 1 221 MBH NA 208-230/1/60 FIM 2.0 Inclusions and Assumptions • Required cranes and rigging in included, with coordination of street or parking lot traffic control and closures. • Installation to be performed to mechanical, electrical, and local, state, national installation and operational codes in effect at the time of contract execution. • Start-up, checkout and verify operation and control features per manufacturers' start-up and checkout procedures. FIM 2.0 Exclusions • Repair or replacement of defective equipment, other than the equipment specifically described above. JCI will identify the location of defective equipment and notify the City. • Repairs or upgrades required due to bring adjacent controls, electrical, and mechanical and gas systems up to code. • Repairs to existing damaged areas, such as retiling and painting of floors, ceilings, and walls, unless specifically identified above. • Repairs/replacement of insulation, piping or ductwork found to be corroded or rusted and unacceptable for installation of components or fittings required for installation other than what is specified in the scope of work. • Complete Air and Water Distribution System Test, Adjust, Balance (TAB) • Existing building ventilation conditions and indoor air quality issues are excluded from the scope and cost of this project. • Temporary space conditioning. • Engineering services, studies or analysis associated with any exclusions or work clearly outside of the scope definition. • Duct cleaning and coil cleaning. • Resolution of existing design, service, and or distribution conditions known or unknown. • Roof repairs other than those directly associated with this scope of work. • Roof structural upgrades. Not required for increased weight of less than 20%. • The warranty on materials installed as part of this FIM does not include labor beyond the 1-Year workmanship guarantee. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 25 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Training • No training shall be provided for this FIM Warranty • 1-Year workmanship guarantee beginning upon final acceptance of this FIM. • Manufacturer's stated warranties on equipment installed as part of this FIM. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 2: HVAC Upgrades Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 26 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 3.0: BAS Control Upgrade The intent of this scope of work is to upgrade and/or replace (like for like unless otherwise noted) the HVAC Controls at selected locations. In addition to the buildings with existing systems, more buildings will be added to the system as listed below, enabling the City of Fayetteville Buildings to be more efficient and consume less energy. The scope of work will include the following buildings: FIM 3.1 Animal Shelter FIM 3.2 City Hall.6 FIM 3.3 Development Services Building FIM 3.4 Facilities & Bldg. Maintenance Mgt. Office FIM 3.15 Fleet/Transportation Building FIM 3.17 Media Services/ Television Center FIM 3.18 Parks & Recreation Office FIM 3.20 Washington County District Courthouse FIM 3.21 Water & Sewer Office FIM 3.22 Yvonne Richardson Community Center FIM 3.23 Existing Police Headquarters .' Final Engineering • Controls drawings. • Development of equipment submittals. Demolition and Removal 1640 S Armstrong Ave 113 W Mountain St 125 W Mountain St 115 S Church St 1525 S. Happy Hollow 101 W Rock St 1455 S Happy Hollow 176 S Church St 2435 S Industrial Drive 240 E Rock St 100 Rock Street JCI will remove and properly dispose of existing control equipment as described below. Demolition of existing equipment will include the following (for details refer to each FIM section below): • Remove existing controllers impacted by this scope of work. • Remove existing supervisory controllers impacted by this scope of work. • Remove existing sensors, transmitters, control valves, and dampers impacted by this scope of work. • Remove existing control panels impacted by this scope of work. • Remove existing visible pneumatic tubing back to the nearest main and cap for areas impacted by this scope of work. Unexposed pneumatic tubing within walls will remain. Demolish pneumatic sensors and caulk holes that may be left in sheet metal due to demolition of pneumatic sensors. • Removal and proper disposal of existing units in accordance with all local, state, and Federal laws in effect at the time of contract execution, unless the City choses to keep the equipment. • City shall indicate and mark any equipment or parts to be retained at least five (5) business days before scheduled removal. It shall be the City's responsibility to remove parts from existing equipment prior to demolition. Additionally, any equipment to be retained by City shall be placed by JCI in a designated location on each site for City removal. 6 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 151 Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 27 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Installation Work FIM 3.0 — Scope Narrative Metasys Network Infrastructure with clarifications — Global • Metasys (ADS) Application Data Server Software (5 simultaneous users) and Programming (Qty-1) based on the following understandings: Installed as a virtual server on the customer network. Communication (BACnet IP) via customer intranet over Virtual Private Network (VPN). Server to use customer SQL Database License Customer I.T. department to allow remote access for JCI M&V (Measurement & Verification) and service techs for troubleshooting. • Use of City Existing Operator Workstations Metasys data server to be accessed via internet browser using existing notebooks and/or desktop computers. BAS can be accessed using tablets and mobile smart phone via Metasys UI (User Interface) included in the Metasys server software package Lot System Graphics (Global — Listed Buildings) Includes floor plan graphics with HVAC equipment locations Includes dynamic system graphics for connected equipment FIM 3.1 Animal Shelter Main Building • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BACnet router panel complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. Field devices and controllers will be connected to this panel via a BACnet MS/TP communication cable. • DX Split System units (Qty-4) Install new TECs to replace the existing thermostats. Install new communication cabling to the TEC for each split DX unit and RTU. Install remote supply air temperature sensor and a new communication cabling to the TEC for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. Kennel • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BACnet router panel complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. All field devices and controllers will be connect to this panel via a BACnet MS/TP communication cable. • New DOAS/ERV: BACNet Integration • DX Split System units (Qty-2) Install new TECs to replace the existing thermostats. Install remote supply air temperature sensor and a new communication cabling to the TEC for each unit. • PTACs, Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 28 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Clinic • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BACnet router panel complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. Field devices and controllers will be connected to this panel via a BACnet MS/TP communication cable. • Install new TECs to replace the existing thermostats for the two (2) split DX units. Install remote supply air temperature sensor and a new communication cabling to the TEC for each split DX unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.2 City Hall' City Hall — Building to be unoccupied during the renovation (4-10 workdays allowed) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) BAS supervisory network engine (SNE) panel in mechanical room 229. Install power to the panel, connect BACnet IP to the SNE/SNC and a BACnet MS/TP cable that communicates to the new controllers. Install (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateways, as required, complete with 120V power to the panel. Install wireless repeaters, as required. BAS Scope Roof Overview: • Install BACnet MS/TP communication cables from VFD to the SNE with the following additional 1/0, as follows: Supply fan VFD Status via Current Sensor Relay Supply fan VFD speed feedback status Supply fan VFD Fault/Alarm status Supply fan speed control signal • New heat pump fluid cooler to replace the existing heat pump fluid cooler located on roof. Disconnect the old cooling tower controls and connect new controls to the new Fluid Cooler Install a new communication cabling new Fluid Cooler VFD Hardwire Start/Stop/Status and speed control to Fluid Cooler VFD • New package boiler with factory controls (BACnet). Install package Boiler field control devices, as required Disconnect old boiler controls and connect new controls to the new package Boiler Install new BACnet communication cabling to package Boiler control panel • New package (DOAS) with factory BACnet controls Disconnect old Make-up Air Unit controls and connect/wire new controls to the new Make-up Air Unit Install new BACnet communication cabling to package DOAS factory control panel Install new combination supply temperature and humidity sensor Install new combination supply IAQ sensor 8 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 29 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Ground Floor Mechanical Pump Room Equipment Overview: • Install new factory assembled control panel (120V) • Heat pump fluid cooler Fluid cooler supply and return temperature sensors ■ CWS-T ■ CWR-T Fluid cooler by-pass valve • Condenser water pumps (Qty-4) controls Install new pumps. Wire and install the VFDs Disconnect old controls and connect new controls to the new condenser pumps Provide VFDs ■ VFD (208-230V) 15 HP (Qty-2) ■ VFD (208-230V) 7.5 HP (Qty-2) Condenser Differential Pressure Transmitters (Qty-1) Hot Water Differential Pressure Transmitters (Qty-1) BAS to install BACnet MS/TP communication cables from VFDs (Qty-4) to the SNE with the following additional 1/0, as follows: ■ Pump VFD Status via Current Sensor Relay ■ Pump VFD speed feedback status ■ Pump VFD Fault/Alarm status • Heat Exchanger Install new hot water side entering and leaving temperature sensors ■ HWS-T ■ H W R-T Install condenser side loop supply and return temperature sensors ■ LCWS-T ■ LCWR-T Install Mixing valve (3-way) Building Interior HVAC Equipment Overview: • Heat Pump Air Conditioning Variable Volume units (Qty-3): New package Heat Pump Air Conditioning Units Variable Volume (AC-1, 2 & 3) with factory controls (BACnet). ■ Disconnect old Heat Pump controls and connect/wire new controls to the new Heat Pump Unit ■ Install BACnet communication cabling to Heat Pump Air Conditioning Unit control panels and connect to SNE ■ Install new duct pressure sensor (2/3 of the distance of duct run) ■ Install new duct high pressure high limit sensor ■ Install new supply temperature sensors ■ Install new combination return temperature & humidity sensors • Fan Powered VAV units (Qty-35) Metasys Wireless: Replace existing controls for the existing Fan Powered VAV units: ■ New 2-way reheat control valves ■ Replace space temperature sensor for each terminal unit. ■ Install supply air temperature in each terminal unit. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 30 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 ■ Install new fan relay for each terminal unit. ■ Reuse existing control transformer • Ground Level Cabinet Wall Mount Heat Pumps (Qty-19) Wireless TEC. Replace existing controls for the existing Wall Mounted Heat Pumps units: ■ Install TEC network thermostats to wall mounted cabinet Heat Pumps. • Ground Level Cabinet Computer Room Split System (Qty-1) Wireless TEC. • Install TEC to replace the existing thermostat for the one (1) split system DX unit serving the computer room. Install a new communication cabling to the TEC • Ground & First Floor Water Source Heat Pumps - East Side Bump -out expansion areas (Qty-2) Wireless TEC: Install TEC to replace the existing thermostat for two (2) split system DX Heat Pumps units serving IT areas. Install a new communication cabling to the TEC FIM 3.3 Development Services Building (BACnet Wireless TEC) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) BAS supervisory network engine (SNC) panel copy room #104 where BAS panel is shown or Mech Drawings. Install power to the panel, connect BACnet IP to the SNC and a BACnet MS/TP cable that communicates to the new controllers. Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in Elec/Mech Roon#124. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required. • RTU VVT to be controlled by SNC: Install BACnet MS/TP communication cables from RTU-1 factory controller to the SNC and the following additional 1/0, as follows: ■ Supply fan Start/Stop/Status via combination current Sensor Relay • Supply air temperature sensor ■ Install new Duct Static Pressure Transmitter ■ Install new Duct Static Pressure High Limit. • Install new hardwired VVT TECs to replace the existing controls for the three (3) VVT boxes with discharge air temp sensors. Install damper actuator, 24 VAC power and a new communication cabling to the TEC for each VVT box. • Install new BACnet Wireless TECs to replace the existing thermostats for the seven (7) RTUs. Provide with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.4 Facilities & Bldg. Maintenance Mgt. Office (BACnet Wireless TEC) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway panel in upper mezzanine I.T. room access via pull down stairs. Install 120V power to the panel. Install wireless repeaters, as required. • Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the five (5) DX split systems complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostat for the one (1) RTU package unit complete with a supply air temperature sensor. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 31 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 3.15 Fleet/Transportation Building (BACnet Wireless TEC) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in first floor I.T. room. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required. • Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the four (4) package units complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.17 Media Services/Television Building (BACnet Wireless TEC) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in first floor I.T. room. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required. • Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the five (5) DX split systems complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the two (2) package units complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.18 Parks & Recreation Office (BACnet Wireless TEC) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in first floor I.T. room. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required. • HVAC Package Units Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the two (2) package units complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.20 Washington County Court House (Metasys Wireless Terminals) • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BAS supervisory network controller (SNC) panel in 1 st Floor AHU-1 equipment room complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in AHU-1 equipment room. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required • Dual Duct System: Existing Package Hot Water Boiler (Qty-1) ■ Install 1/0 cables from SNC to the AERCO MLX 606 H MODULEX E8 CONTROLLER terminals (Metasys 1/0), as follows: B-1-ENA Install new RIB relay at boiler B-1-ALM E8 dry contact output Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 32 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 B-1 Setpoint E8 4-20 ma Input ■ Install (Metasys 1/0), as follows: HWS-T Strap -on sensor HWR-T Strap -on sensor RTU-1 Package Roof Top Unit (Qty-1 — Cool Deck) Install 1/0 cables from RTU factory controller to the SNC and additional 1/0, as follows: • Supply fan VFD Status via Current Sensor Relay ■ Supply fan VFD speed feedback status ■ Supply fan VFD Fault/Alarm status • Supply fan VFD speed control signal ■ Supply Air Temperature (Qty-4 — one per zone) Install from RTU-1 Exhaust Fan VFD to the SNC complete with: ■ Exhaust Fan Status Current Sensor Relay ■ Exhaust Fan speed feedback status ■ Exhaust Fault/Alarm status Install from AHU-1 Supply Fan VFD to the SNC and additional 1/0: ■ Reuse Hot Deck Hot Water Mixing Valve (Belimo) control. • Supply Fan Status Current Sensor Relay ■ Supply Fan speed feedback status ■ Supply Fault/Alarm status Supply Air Temperature (Qty-4 — one per zone). Install new Building Static Pressure Transmitter Install new Duct Static Pressure Transmitter (Qty-4) 2/3 of duct run. Install new Duct Static Pressure High Limit (Qty-2) • Dual Duct Terminal Units (Qty-23) Metasys Wireless Install new Metasys wireless controls for twenty-three (23) dual duct VAV boxes to replace the existing controls. ■ Includes DDC Controller with integral actuator. Re -terminate existing airflow sample tubing to controller. Install remote actuator on the heating and CVM controller on cooling duct dampers. ■ Replace existing zone sensor with new sensor ■ New Discharge Air Duct temperature ■ Reuse existing control transformer • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.21 Water & Sewer Office - Main Building (Metasys Wireless Terminals) • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BAS supervisory network controller (SNC) panel in the boiler mechanical room complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in AHU-1 equipment room. Install 120V power to the panel Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required • Hot Water System DDC Control Retrofit Controlled by (SNC) supervisory network controller ■ Re -terminate existing Input/Output control cabling: Replace Hot Water Supply/Return Temperature (reuse wells) (Qty-2) Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 33 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Boiler Status — reuse contact (Qty-1) Boiler Alarm — reuse contact (Qty-1) Boiler Enable Relay (Qty-1) Hot Water Pump Start/Stop/Status via Current Sensor Relay (Qty-2) Hot Water Pump Status via existing differential pressure switches (Qty-2) • RTU-1 Package Roof Top Unit (Qty-1) Install BACnet MS/TP communication cables from RTU-1 factory controller to the SNC and the following additional 1/0, as follows: ■ Install from RTU-1 Supply Fan VFD to the SNC complete with: Supply fan Start/Stop/Status Current Sensor Relay Supply fan speed feedback status Fault/Alarm status ■ Install from RTU-1 Relief Fan VFD to the SNC complete with: Relief fan Start/Stop/Status Current Sensor Relay Relief fan speed feedback status Fault/Alarm status ■ Install new Building Static Pressure transmitter. ■ Install new Duct Static Pressure Transmitter ■ Install new Duct Static Pressure High Limit. • Variable Volume Terminal Units (Qty-19) New Metasys wireless controls to replace the existing controls. Includes DDC Controller with integral actuator. Re -terminate existing airflow sample tubing to controller Replace existing zone sensor with new sensor New discharge Air Duct temperature sensor New Hot water re -heat control valves Reuse existing control transformer • Reuse existing 24VAC control transformers • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, fin tube radiators and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. FIM 3.22 Yvonne Richardson Community Center (Metasys Wireless Terminals) • Network Infrastructure Install one (1) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway in first floor mechanical room. Install 120V power to the Gateway. Install wireless repeaters, as required • Package Units (Qty-1) Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostat (locate in Mechanical Room with flat wall plate sensor in the Gym area) to replace the existing thermostats for the one (1) package units complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Split System Units (Qty-1) Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostats to replace the existing thermostats for the one (1) DX split systems complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 34 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 3.23 Existing Police Headquarters' • Network Infrastructure Provide and install one (1) BAS supervisory network controller (SNC) panel in mechanical room #254 complete with internet connection and 120V power to the panel. Install two (2) WRG 1830 (JC-WRGKIT-0) Gateway. Proposed locations: ■ One in AHU-1 equipment room #254. ■ One in I.T. room #108 ■ Install 120V power to each Gateway. ■ Install wireless repeaters, as required • HVAC AHU-1 Package Unit (Qty-1) DX cooling and Gas Heat Unit controlled by the SNC with the following 1/0, as follows: ■ Supply fan Start/Stop/Status Current Sensor Relay • Space Temperature Sensor ■ Supply air temp sensor ■ Return air temperature sensor • HVAC AHU-2 Package Unit (Qty-1) Metasys Wireless Provide and install new one (1) control panel in roof top unit control panel or AHU-2 mechanical room. Roof top AHU-2 package Unit with DX cooling and Gas Heat complete controls with supply air temp sensor, mixed air sensor, and return air temperature sensor. • Roof Top Units (RTU-1,2,3,4,5 & 6 - Qty-6) TEC Wireless Provide and install new BACnet Wireless TEC thermostat to replace the existing thermostats for the six (6) package units complete with a supply air temperature sensor for each unit. • Liebert computer room unit controls will remain in service un-changed. • Cabinet Heaters, duct furnaces, unit heaters, exhaust fans, and ventilation fans will remain in service unchanged and not connected to the Metasys system. Inclusions and Assumptions • Start-up and test impacted systems to document devices are functioning. Non-functioning devices will be brought to the attention of the owner for correction. • Program new controllers. • New controls will be programmed using the newly defined control strategies and sequences of operation, as per Schedule 2, Section V. • BAS programming and front-end graphics. Exclusions • Repair or replacement of defective mechanical, electrical and/or controls equipment, and the electrical distribution system, other than the equipment specifically described in the FIM description. JCI will identify the location of defective equipment and notify the owner. • Engineering services, studies and analysis associated with any exclusions or work clearly outside of the scope definition. Resolution of existing HVAC design, service and or distribution conditions known or unknown. • Engineered drawings. • Test and balance of any air or water system. 9 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 35 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Repairs or upgrades required due to bring adjacent controls, electrical, and mechanical systems up to code. • Repairs to existing damaged areas, such as retiling and painting of floors, ceilings, and walls, unless specifically identified above. • Existing building ventilation conditions and indoor air quality issues are excluded from the scope and cost of this project. • Temporary space conditioning. • Resolution of existing design, service, and or distribution conditions known or unknown. Training • Up to (40) forty hours of BAS system training shall be provided during construction. Warranty • 1-Year workmanship guarantee beginning upon final acceptance of this FIM. • Manufacturer's stated warranties on equipment installed as part of this FIM. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 3.0: BAS Control Upgrades Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 36 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 4.0: Solar PV - Roof Mount This FIM includes the installation of new solar photovoltaic (PV) systems which will be located at the sites listed below. The systems will be connected via a net -metering agreement to the facility's meters. The new PV systems will reduce the net consumption of the City's facilities by producing electricity using solar energy. Blair Library10 401 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, AR Roof Mount Recycling & Trash Complex 1560 S Happy Hollow Road, Fayetteville, AR Roof Mount Town Center" 15 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, AR Roof Mount* New Police Head Quarters TBD, Fayetteville, AR Roof Mount *Does not include roof replacement cost. City to replace roof prior to Johnson Controls beginning installation of PV. Delays caused by the roof not being replaced may result in additional costs to the City. Final Engineering • Development of material and equipment submittals included in the Attachment 9 - Helioscopes. Demolition and Removal • Not applicable for this FIM. Installation Work • Furnish and install a Primary and Secondary Global Horizontal Pyranometers. • Provide connections to the Data Acquisition System. Blair Library 12 Furnish and install a flush roof mount solar array • Power capacity (kW -DC) measured at the inverter(s) input: 176.4 kW -DC • Power capacity (kW -AC) measured at the electrical interconnection point: 133.2 kW -AC • (392) — Boviet Solar, 450-watt bifacial modules or equivalent • (2) - SolarEdge 133.2kW 480V inverters or equivalent • Unirac roof mount system with S-5 Standing Seam A or equivalent • Description of the point of interconnection with the electricity distribution system: The proposed point of interconnection is to be 480V within the existing switchgear. • Description of the mounting and structural support systems for the system: The racking system will be a flush mounted racking system with an azimuth of 190 degrees. Attachment method is to be non -penetrating S-5 Clamps on the standing seams of the roof. Recycling & Trash Complex Furnish and install a flush roof mount solar array • Power capacity (kW -DC) measured at the inverter(s) input: 100.8 kW -DC • Power capacity (kW -AC) measured at the electrical interconnection point: 100.0 kW -AC • (224) — Boviet Solar, 450-watt bifacial modules or equivalent 10 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 11 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 12 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 37 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • (1) - SolarEdge 100.OkW 480V inverters or equivalent • Unirac roof mount system with S-5 Standing Seam attachments or equivalent • Description of the point of interconnection with the electricity distribution system: The proposed point of interconnection is to be 480V within the existing switchgear. • Description of the mounting and structural support systems for the system: The racking system will be a flush mounted racking system with an azimuth of 190 degrees. Attachment method is to be non -penetrating S-5 Clamps on the standing seams of the roof. Town Center" Furnish and install a flush roof mount solar array • Power capacity (kW -DC) measured at the inverter(s) input: 148.5 kW -DC • Power capacity (kW -AC) measured at the electrical interconnection point: 133.2 kW -AC • (330) — Boviet Solar, 450-watt bifacial modules or equivalent • (2) - SolarEdge 133.2kW 480V inverters or equivalent • Unirac roof mount system with S-5 Standing Seam attachments or equivalent • Description of the point of interconnection with the electricity distribution system: The proposed point of interconnection is to be 480V within the existing switchgear. • Description of the mounting and structural support systems for the system: The racking system will be a flush mounted racking system with an azimuth of 190 degrees. Attachment method is to be non -penetrating S-5 Clamps on the standing seams of the roof. New Police Headquarters Furnish and install a flush roof mount solar array • Power capacity (kW -DC) measured at the inverter(s) input: 134.1 kW -DC • Power capacity (kW -AC) measured at the electrical interconnection point: 100.0 kW -AC • (298) — Boviet Solar, 450-watt bifacial modules or equivalent • (1) - SolarEdge 100.OkW 480V inverters or equivalent • Unirac roof mount system with S-5 Standing Seam attachments or equivalent • Description of the point of interconnection with the electricity distribution system: The proposed point of interconnection is to be 480V within the existing switchgear. • Description of the mounting and structural support systems for the system: The racking system will be a flush mounted racking system with an azimuth of 190 degrees. Attachment method is to be non -penetrating S-5 Clamps on the standing seams of the roof. Inclusions and Assumptions • Required cranes and rigging in included, with coordination of street or parking lot traffic control and closures. • Installation to be performed to mechanical, electrical, and local, state, national installation and operational codes in effect at the time of contract execution. • Start-up, checkout, and verify operation and features per manufacturers' start-up and checkout procedures. 13 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 38 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 Exclusions • Repair or replacement of defective equipment, other than the equipment specifically described above. JCI will identify the location of defective equipment and notify the City. • Repairs or upgrades required due to bring adjacent controls, electrical, and mechanical and gas systems up to code. • Repairs to existing damaged areas, such as retiling and painting of floors, ceilings, and walls, unless specifically identified above. • Repairs/replacement of wiring or other electrical system components found to be corroded or rusted and unacceptable for installation of components or fittings required for installation other than what is specified in the scope of work. • Existing building ventilation conditions and indoor air quality issues are excluded from the scope and cost of this project. • Temporary power during tie in. • Engineering services, studies or analysis associated with any exclusions or work clearly outside of the scope definition. • Resolution of existing design, service, and or distribution conditions known or unknown. • Roof repairs other than those directly associated with this scope of work. • Roof structural upgrades not required for increased weight of less than 20%. • The warranty on materials installed as part of this FIM does not include labor beyond the 1-Year workmanship guarantee. Training • No training shall be provided for this FIM Warranty • 1-Year workmanship guarantee beginning upon final acceptance of this FIM. • Manufacturer's stated warranties on equipment installed as part of this FIM. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 4.0: Solar PV — Roof Mount Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 39 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 5.0: Water Conservation This FIM will replace the existing fixtures with new water -efficient fixtures. The intent of this measure is to reduce water consumption and wastewater production, as well as reduce heating energy used to produce hot water. The scope of work includes the one -for -one replacement of existing sanitary fixtures in restrooms, or the retrofit of existing fixtures and valves, to decrease water usage. Water fixtures will operate as before but consume less water. This measure includes retrofitting the following equipment to the corresponding flow rates: • Domestic plumbing retrofits. Toilets - replace and retrofit with 1.28 gallons per flush (gpf) fixtures. Sink faucets - replace and retrofit aerators to 1.5 and 0.5 gallons per minute (gpm) flow rates. Urinal flush valves - replace or retrofit with 1.0 gpf fixtures. Showerheads - replace or retrofit with 2.0 gpm showerheads. Building included in scope is provided in the table below. Detailed scope provided in Attachment 6 — Water Conversation Domestic Line -by -Line. Buildings Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms City Hall Development Services Gary Hampton Gordon Long Park & Restrooms Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation Lake Fayetteville Lake Sequoyah Lewis Soccer Complex Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Police Headquarters Recycling & Trash Complex Senior Center Traffic Shop - Parks Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr West Shop White River Park Wilson Park Yvonne Richardson Community Center Final Engineering • Development of equipment submittals. Demolition and Removal • Removal and disposal of the existing domestic fixtures. Installation Work • Refer to Attachment 6 - Domestic Fixture Line -by -Line spreadsheet for comprehensive list of domestic plumbing fixture scope. Inclusions and Assumptions • Angle stop valves shall be re -used unless existing equipment has failed. Pricing includes up to 10% angle stop replacements. Performance Contract [Rev 151 Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 40 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 • Price includes the repair of up to 5% of broken flanges. • Shelf stock is included at 2% of domestic plumbing wear parts. Exclusions • Broken toilet flanges beyond 5% • Failed angle stop valves beyond 10%. • Broken carriers (for wall mount toilets and urinals) are not included in this price. • It is the owner's responsibility to provide water pressure to all plumbing fixtures in the range of 25 to 85 psi. Deviations from this range will require installation of booster pumps or pressure reducing valves external to the scope of work provided. • It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that plumbing infrastructure flow capacity (i.e. the ability for the water supply to meet peak demands of water use) is adequate to support a high -efficiency plumbing fixture retrofit. Additionally, liability for water hammer and other infrastructure related conditions are excluded from this scope of work. Should such conditions be identified or arise, JCI will work with City to provide potential solutions that would require a change order to this scope of work. • Painting, tile work, and wall repair outside of footprint related patching are excluded from our price. Pre- existing damage to walls or flooring will be brought to the attention of City and the best course of action will be determined. JCI will repair any damages caused by the installations. JCI will attempt to match the existing conditions, but where unique tile or paint is present it may require the owner to supply material. • Hazardous material removal or abatement (including asbestos, lead paint, etc.) is not included in the cost of this project and will be the financial responsibility of the City. • Does not include labor and materials to replace shutoff valves or repair main water valves that do not close completely or that will not fully reopen. • Does not include labor and materials to repair previously deteriorated plumbing not associated with the work defined in this scope. • Repair of existing faucets, sinks, shower handles, valves and sink basins or leaks. • JCI will not repair or replace corroded wall -hung toilet drain pipes unless specified. • Any and all ADA bathroom partitions, grab bars, extensions, sink faucet actuators, piping insulation, or other ADA requirements are hereby excluded from this proposal. JCI does not take responsibility for any existing or future ADA compliance issues and if required to modify bathrooms or fixtures to meet an ADA code this will be completed for an additional cost. Training • One (1) hour of on -site training for the irrigation controllers shall be performed during construction Warranty • 1-Year workmanship guarantee beginning upon final acceptance of this FIM. • Manufacturer's stated warranties on equipment installed as part of this FIM. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 5.0: Water Conservation Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 41 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 FIM 6.0: Building Envelope This FIM will install/repair weather-stripping and building sealing such as caulking, spray foam, etc. detailed in Attachment 7. Buildings included in scope is provided in the table below. Detailed scope provided in Attachment 7 — Building Envelope Scope Line -by -Line. Animal Shelter Building Maintenance and Facilities Management City Hall District Court Fayetteville Television Center Fire Marshall Fire Station #1 Fire Station #2 Fire Station #3 Fire Station #4 Fire Station #5 Fire Station #6 Fire Station #7 Marion Orton Recycling Drop Off Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank Town Center 14 Final Engineering Development of material and equipment submittals included in the Attachment 7. Demolition and Removal Not applicable for this FIM. Installation Work Refer to Attachment 7 for line -by-line scope of work. Inclusions and Assumptions Weatherstripping The Weatherstripping, door sweeps, vertical sweeps on exterior doors, and in some locations, overhead doors are damaged and in disrepair allowing air infiltration into the space between the door and the frame. Over time this Weatherstripping develops gaps due to normal wear and tear. By replacing worn out Weatherstripping, energy savings can be realized due to reduced infiltration and thus, reduced load on the building HVAC equipment. In some cases, the Weatherstripping appears to be in good condition, but it is still not preventing air leakage as it is intended. We will repair or replace the Weatherstripping, door sweeps, and vertical sweeps as identified to minimize the amount of air leakage. Air Leakage/Penetrations Air leakage through the building envelope most often occurs where building envelope elements are connected. Leakage is typically a result of either improper design or construction, lack of maintenance, or normal degradation over the life of the building. We were able to identify numerous penetrations in the building envelope that consist mainly of cracks or openings at building connection points, holes, and pipe/mechanical penetrations. These openings in the building envelope need to be sealed to stop significant amounts of air leakage and energy losses. We propose to insulate, drywall if appropriate, and seal all identified penetrations and openings with the appropriate 14 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 42 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 1 polyurethane spray foam product and or premium urethanized elastomeric sealants to minimize or eliminate these sources of air leakage. Air Leakage/Windows Windows may be identified as a source of air leakage. Windows may have gasket seals that are failing and pulling away at the corners leaving in some cases a void. This may occur on the exterior and interior sides of the windows. Or there may be openings around the window frame or in the window frame itself. We seal all identified penetrations and openings with premium urethanized elastomeric sealants, and potentially wet seal the exterior (in some instances the interior) of the windows with DOWSILTm 795 Silicone Building Sealant. Conduction/Insulation Conduction is the transfer of heat through a material. Heat is transferred directly in and through a material. Conduction occurs as adjacent molecules pass thermal energy between them and requires that surfaces touch to transfer energy. Conduction is minimized by adding layers to trap air spaces and putting low -conductivity materials (such as insulation) in those spaces. We install various insulation types and or appropriate polyurethane spray foam product in areas where it is identified to be missing and or add insulation to areas that are identified to require an additional R-value (when warranted by payback). Areas may include vertical walls, ceilings, and foundation framing. Exclusions • Removal of Caulking, Coatings, Mastics, Flashings, Insulation or any other materials unless clearly specified. • Repair or replacement of existing exterior doors and windows is excluded in this scope of work other than as described in scope. If any doors are found to be inoperable, or windows are found to be broken, JCI will report the deficiency to the City for repair or replacement prior to JCI retrofitting the seals. • Repair or replacement of existing brick, masonry block or split face block. • Repair or replacement of existing attic space including rafters, ceiling or roof areas • Modifications required to due to existing code violations, including but not limited to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and egress, are the responsibility of the City. • Cutting, patching, sealing, and painting is excluded. • The scope of work does not include the repair or installation of windows or doors except as described above. • The scope of work does not include the repair or installation of any structural systems. Training • No training shall be provided for this FIM Warranty • 1-Year workmanship guarantee beginning upon final acceptance of this FIM. • Manufacturer's stated warranties on equipment installed as part of this FIM. Closeout JCI shall provide the following closeout documents: • Product data for new equipment installed. • Warranty information for new equipment installed including any extended warranties. End of FIM 6.0: Building Envelope Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 43 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 ASSURED PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE I. PROJECT BENEFITS A. Certain Definitions. For purposes of this Agreement, the following terms have the meanings set forth below: Annual Project Benefits are the portion of the projected Total Project Benefits to be achieved in any one year of the Guarantee Term. Annual Project Benefits Realized are the Project Benefits actually realized for any one year of the Guarantee Term. Annual Project Benefits Shortfall is the amount by which the Annual Project Benefits exceed the Annual Project Benefits Realized in any one year of the Guarantee Term. Annual Project Benefits Surplus is the amount by which the Annual Project Benefits Realized exceed the Annual Project Benefits in any one year of the Guarantee Term. Baseline is the mutually agreed upon data and/or usage amounts that reflect conditions prior to the installation of the Improvement Measures as set forth in Section IV below. Guarantee Term will be 20 years from the date which is the first day of the month next following the Substantial Completion date, subject to earlier termination as provided in this Agreement. Installation Period is the period beginning on JCI's receipt of City's Notice to Proceed and ending on the commencement of the Guarantee Term. Measured Project Benefits are the utility savings and cost avoidance calculated in accordance with the methodologies set forth in Section III below. Non -Measured Project Benefits are identified in Section II below. The Non -Measured Project Benefits have been agreed to by City and will be deemed achieved in accordance with the schedule set forth in the Total Project Benefits table below. City and JCI agree that: (i) the Non -Measured Project Benefits may include, but are not limited to, future capital and operational costs avoided as a result of the Work and implementation of the Improvement Measures, (ii) achievement of the Non -Measured Project Benefits is outside of JCI's control, and (iii) City has evaluated sufficient information to conclude that the Non - Measured Project Benefits will occur and bears sole responsibility for ensuring that the Non -Measured Project Benefits will be realized. Accordingly, the Non -Measured Project Benefits shall not be measured or monitored by JCI at any time during the Guarantee Term, but rather shall be deemed achieved in accordance with the schedule set forth in the Total Project Benefits table below. Project Benefits are the Measured Project Benefits plus the Non -Measured Project Benefits to be achieved for a particular period during the term of this Agreement. Total Project Benefits are the projected Project Benefits to be achieved during the entire term of this Agreement. B. Project Benefits Summary. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, JCI and Customer agree that Customer will be deemed to achieve a total of $4,653,344 in Non -Measured Project Benefits and JCI guarantees that Customer will achieve a total of $3,841,218 in Measured Project Benefits during the term of this Agreement, for Total Project Benefits of $8,494,562, as set forth in the Total Project Benefits table below. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 44 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Total Project Benefits 15 0 Measured Utility Non -Measured Non -Measured Cost Avoidance* Utility Cost Avoidance" O&M Cost Avoidance" $24,737 $7,400 $0 Capital Cost Avoidance $2,721,006 Annual Project Benefits I $2,753,143 1 $147,542 $43,634 $28,535 $219,711 2 $151,403 $44,890 $29,391 $225,684 3 $155,367 $46,183 $30,273 $231,823 4 $159,437 $47,512 $31,181 $238,130 5 $163,615 $48,880 $50,288 $51,735 $32,117 $244,612 6 $167,905 $33,080 $251,273 7 $172,309 $34,072 $258,117 8 $176,831 $53,225 $35,095 $265,151 9 $181,473 $54,758 $36,147 $272,379 10 $186,240 $56,335 $37,232 $279,806 11 $191,134 $57,957 $38,349 $287,439 12 $196,158 $59,626 $39,499 $295,283 13 $201,317 $61,343 $40,684 $303,344 14 $206,614 $63,109 $41,905 $311,628 15 $212,053 $64,927 $43,162 $320,142 16 $217,637 $66,797 $44,457 $328,891 17 $223,371 $68,721 $45,790 $337,883 18 $229,259 $70,700 $47,164 $347,123 19 $235,304 $72,737 $48,579 $356,620 20 $241,512 $74,832 $50,037 $366,380 Total $3,841,218 $1,165,589 I $766,749 I $2,721,006 $8,494,562 * Utility Cost Avoidance figures in the table above are based on anticipated increases in unit energy costs as set forth in the table in Section IV below. Operations & Maintenance Cost Avoidance are Non -Measured Project Benefits. Operations & Maintenance Cost Avoidance figures in the table above are based on a mutually agreed fixed annual escalation rate of three (3%). *' Capital Cost Avoidance is as described elsewhere and reflects funds allocated by the City to pay for these improvements. Within sixty (60) days of the commencement of the Guarantee Term, JCI will calculate the Measured Project Benefits achieved during the Installation Period plus any Non -Measured Project Benefits applicable to such period on a prorated basis and advise City of same. Any Project Benefits achieved during the Installation Period may, at JCI's discretion, be allocated to the Annual Project Benefits for the first year of the Guarantee Term. For the first 10 years of the Guarantee Term, within sixty (60) days of the anniversary of the commencement of the Guarantee Term, JCI will calculate the Measured Project Benefits achieved for the applicable year plus any Non -Measured Project Benefits applicable to such period and advise City of same. Because there are no annual M&V Services included beyond Year 10 of the Guarantee Term, the final M&V report at the conclusion of Year 10 will also summarize Total Project Benefits to be achieved through the Guarantee Term. As such, JCI will calculate Project Benefits for each year of the Performance Period from years 11 through 20 by applying Year 10 measurements to the annual base rates, escalated by mutually agreed escalation rates listed in Section IV below. JCI reserves the 15 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 45 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 right to recalculate Project Benefits achieved in any Year after Year 10 in lieu of using Year 10 results as the basis for benefits for the remainder of the Guarantee Term at no cost to City. City acknowledges and agrees that if, for any reason, it (i) cancels or terminates receipt of M&V Services, (H) fails to pay for M&V Services in accordance with Schedule 4, (iii) fails to fulfill any of its responsibilities necessary to enable JCI to complete the Work and provide the M&V Services, or (iv) otherwise cancels, terminates or materially breaches this Agreement, the Assured Performance Guarantee shall automatically terminate and JCI shall have no liability hereunder. C. Project Benefits Shortfalls or Surpluses. Project Benefits Shortfalls. If an Annual Project Benefits Shortfall occurs for any one year of the Guarantee Term during the first 10 years, JCI shall, in collaboration and faithful negotiation with City and in any combination, (a) set off the amount of such shortfall against any unpaid balance City then owes to JCI, (b) pay to City the amount of such shortfall, or (c) subject to City's agreement, provide to City additional products or services, in the value of such shortfall, at no additional cost to City. Because there are no required future annual measurements after Year 10 of the Guarantee term, if a Project Benefits Shortfall occurs at the conclusion of the Year 10 M&V, the measurements performed during Year 10 will establish the projected performance for each year of the Guarantee Term from Years 11 through 20. As such, JCI will also calculate the shortfall for each year of the Performance Period from years 11 through 20 by applying Year 10 measurements to the annual base rates, escalated by mutually agreed escalation rates listed in Section IV below. Unless JCI and the City agree to additional improvements per section (iii) below, this payment will be due within 60 days of each anniversary of the commencement of the Guarantee Term. ii. Project Benefits Surpluses. Any annual Project Benefit Surplus will be retained by Customer. iii. Additional Improvements. Where an Annual Project Benefits Shortfall has occurred, JCI may, subject to City's approval (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed), implement additional Improvement Measures, at no cost to City, which may generate additional Project Benefits in future years of the Guarantee Term. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 46 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 II. NON -MEASURED PROJECT BENEFITS Non -measured project benefits from the following Improvement Measures are detailed below: Year 1 Non -Measured Benefits Lighting Upgrades $1,240 HVAC Upgrades 16 $32,642 $27,295 Building Envelope $10,627 Total $43,269 $28,535 $185,385 FIM 1.0: Lighting Upgrade Material Savings Non -measured savings associated with LED Lighting Upgrades include material savings for replacement bulbs and ballasts. The new lamps and drivers are expected to fail at a lesser rate than the existing lamps and ballasts, as the rated life of the new lamps and fixtures (in most cases) is greater than the rated life of the existing equipment. Material warranties of the proposed equipment are also factored into the savings calculations. Below are the equations used to calculate the annual material savings for each type of fixture. Lamp Unit Cost per Hour = Average Lamp Cost + Average Lamp Life. Ballast Unit Cost per Hour = Average Ballast Cost + Average Ballast Life. Driver Unit Cost per Hour = Average Driver Cost + Average Driver Life. Existing Annual Lamp Material Cost = Existing Burn Hours x Quantity of Lamps x Lamp Unit Cost per Hour. Existing Annual Ballast Material Cost = Existing Burn Hours x Quantity of Ballasts x Ballast Unit Cost per Hour. Proposed Annual Lamp Material Cost = Existing Burn Hours x Quantity of Lamps x Lamp Unit Cost per Hour. Proposed Annual Driver Material Cost = Existing Burn Hours x Quantity of Drivers x Driver Unit Cost per Hour. Proposed Annual Material Cost = Proposed Burn Hours x ((Quantity of Lamps x Lamp Unit Cost per Hour) + (Quantity of Drivers x Driver Unit Cost per Hour)). Annualized Project Term Material Savings = ((Project Term x (Existing Annual Lamp Material Cost + Existing Annual Ballast Material Cost)) - ((Project Term - Proposed Lamp Warranty Period) x Proposed Annual Lamp Material Cost) + ((Project Term - Proposed Driver Warranty Period) x Proposed Annual Drier Material Cost))) = Project Term. $1,240 16 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 47 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 2.0: HVAC Upgrades Utility Savings The savings for this FIM will be verified through operational verification. The savings for this FIM are generated through a reduction in energy consumption for the installed HVAC system; therefore, the measurement boundary is the HVAC system itself. JCI will install high -efficiency HVAC systems listed in Schedule 1. Buildings included as part of this FIM, and the number of units are summarized below: Animal Shelter City Hall" Development Services Facilities Management Fayetteville Senior Center Fire Station 1 Fire Station 7 Fleet Transportation Media Center Parks and Recreation Police HQ 1a Richardson Community Center Town Center 19 Water -Sewer Offices I 6 I 18 6 5 6 3 2 2 1 1 8 I 1 4 1 The pre -retrofit cooling efficiencies of each unit are based on product data, age, observed conditions, and engineering judgment. This value was not measured due to the cost associated with taking accurate field measurements, and measurement cost would not be feasible for the small amount of savings associated with this FIM. The values are detailed in the calculation in Attachment 8 and are agreed to by the City and JCI for the term of the contract. Cooling Efficiency See Attachment 8 (EER)The post -retrofit cooling efficiencies for each unit will be verified by utilizing the manufacturer's EER rating for each new unit. This value will not be measured due to the cost associated with taking accurate field measurements, and measurement cost would not be feasible for the small amount of savings related to this FIM. However, JCI is not responsible for the loss of savings resulting from City -directed changes in operation, system overrides, or lack of maintenance. The savings will be updated based on the post -retrofit efficiencies for the installed units. The pre -retrofit heating efficiencies of each unit are based on product data, age, Heating Efficiency See Attachment 8 observed conditions, and engineering judgment. This value was not measured due to the cost associated with taking accurate field measurements, and measurement cost would not be feasible for the small amount of savings 17 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 18 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 19 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 48 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 associated with this FIM. The values are detailed in the calculation in Attachment 8 and are agreed to by the City and JCI for the term of the contract. The post -retrofit heating efficiencies for each unit will be verified by utilizing the manufacturer's efficiency rating for each new unit. This value will not be measured due to the cost associated with taking accurate field measurements, and measurement cost would not be feasible for the small amount of savings related to this FIM. However, JCI is not responsible for the loss of savings resulting from City -directed changes in operation, system overrides, or lack of maintenance. The savings will be updated based on the post -retrofit efficiencies for the installed units. The cooling demand diversity factor accounts for loads being less than the Cooling Demand installed capacity on an annual basis. The diversity factor is based on Diversity Factor See Attachment 8 engineering judgment and is used to ensure baseline energy is not greater than utility bills. These values are agreed to by the City and JCI; and will not be measured. The heating diversity factor accounts for loads being less than the installed Heat Diversity See Attachment 8 capacity on an annual basis. The diversity factor is based on engineering Factor judgment and is used to ensure baseline energy is not greater than utility bills. These values are agreed to by the City and JCI; and will not be measured. Cooling and Heating The cooling and heating EFLH hours are determined by building. The run hours Equivalent Full Load See table below are based on an energy balance with the utility bills; conducting staff interviews; Hours (EFLH) and site observations. The values are shown in the table below and are agreed to by the City and JCI for the term of the Agreement. Savings Methodology for the Unitary Equipment Replacements The table below shows the cooling and heating Equivalent Full Load Hours (EFLH) used to determine kWh savings. These values are based on the documented operating hours for the facilities and local weather data. Pre and Post -Retrofit Equivalent Full Load Hours (EFLH) 1501 2181 7Aniaelter 1501 2181 1070 1549 Development Services 1501 1185 Facilities Management 1501 2181 Fayetteville Senior Center 1501 1791 Fayetteville Town Center Exhibition Hall 1501 I 1791 Fire Station 1 1732 2181 Fire Station 7 1732 I 2181 Fleet Transportation 1561 1791 Greenhouse and Office 1501 2181 Media Center 1501 1185 Parks and Recreation 1501 1791 Police HQ 1501 1185 Richardson Community Center 1274 1791 Water -Sewer Offices 1501 1791 Demand (kW) Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 49 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Annual kW Saving = Design Capacity x Cooling Demand Diversity Factor x {1 / Exist. EER — 1 / Prop. EER} x 12 x 8 months/year Energy (kWh) Existing Cooling kWh = Design Capacity x 12000 x (1 / Exist. EER) x (1 / 1000) x Cooling EFLH Future Cooling kwh = Design Capacity x 12000 x (1 /Prop. EER) x (1 / 1000) x Cooling EFLH Total kWh Saved = (Existing Cooling kWh - Future Cooling kwh) Pre -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh = Electric Heat kW x Heat Diversity Factor x Pre -Retrofit Heating FLH Post -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh = Electric Heat kW x Heat Diversity Factor x Post -Retrofit Heating FLH Pre -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh = Heat Pump kBtu Cap x 0.293 x Diversity Factor/Heat Pump COP * Pre - Retrofit Heating FLH Post -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh = Heat Pump kBtu Cap x 0.293 x Diversity Factor/Heat Pump COP Post -Retrofit Heating FLH Total kWh Saved = (Pre -Retrofit Cooling kWh - Post -Retrofit Cooling kwh) + (Pre -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh - Post -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh) + (Pre -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh - Post -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh) where: Design Capacity = Total cooling capacity in tons Cooling EFLH = Cooling equivalent full -load hours shown in table above. Heating EFLH = Heating equivalent full -load hours shown in table above. Energy (CCF) Existing Heating CCF = Gas Heating Input x (1 / Exist. Gas Heating EM x Heating EFLH x (111030000) Future Heating CCF = 0 Total CCF Saved = Existing Heating CCF - Future Heating CCF where: Gas Heating Input = Gas heating capacity in Btu/hr Heating EFLH = Heating equivalent full -load hours shown in Table above. Non -measured benefits associated with FIM include utility savings for replacing the unitary equipment. The savings are based on the high efficiency of the newly installed HVAC equipment. There will be a 3% escalation of the Non - measured benefits annually over the term that the avoided costs are reported. JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities During installation period, the post -retrofit M&V activities will consist of a visual inspection of the equipment installation, operational verification of the equipment, and verifying the efficiency rating of the installed equipment. For the DX units, the post -retrofit efficiencies for each unit will be verified by reviewing the manufacturer's performance sheet from the actual submittal for the installed new unit. It is agreed that the performance measurements taken at the factory for certification and sound manufacturing procedures are sufficient to prove that the installed equipment is capable of performing at published performance levels. The verified post -retrofit efficiencies based on the manufacturer's performance sheet will be utilized to update the savings calculations. City's Responsibilities City assumes all operational and maintenance responsibilities for this FIM. City is responsible for performing preventative maintenance on the equipment as per the manufacturer's guidelines. In the event that the units fails or needs repairs, City is responsible for repairing/replacing the equipment, either by use of its own maintenance staff or through a separate contract with either JCI, or a third -party mechanical repair contractor. City is also responsible for ensuring all strategies and sequences established during the installation of this FIM remain in place. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 50 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 2.0: HVAC Upgrades Operational Savings20 As part of the HVAC upgrades included in this Agreement, new HVAC equipment will be installed to replace units that require constant maintenance to maintain thermal comfort standards at several City buildings. The City has acknowledged and agreed that replacing these units will save them the non -measured project benefits as associated with FIM 2.0 HVAC Upgrades shown in the tables below escalated at 3% annually. These values are based on historic annual expenditures and accepted avoided annual service costs from 2019. The City has acknowledged and agreed that replacing these units will save them the non -measured project benefits as associated with FIM 2.0 shown in the table below. 2.0 HVAC Upgrades $27,295 FIM 6.0: Building Envelope Utility Savings21 The savings for this FIM will be verified through operational verification. JCI will seal envelope cracks and wall penetrations to reduce the amount of air leakage through these openings. This measure will be verified by performing visual inspections to verify that the penetrations have been sealed. The heating degree days for Fayetteville, AR based on TMY3 data ! HDD 3,666 for that location and a balance temperature of 65°F. This value is Il agreed to by the City and JCI and will not be measured. The cooling degree days for Fayetteville, AR based on TMY3 data CDD 1,687 for that location and a balance temperature of 651F. This value is agreed to by the City and JCI and will not be measured. 0.8 (gas) I The total average efficiency of the heating systems serving the r Heat 3.17 (Heat pump spaces. This value is agreed to by the City and JCI and will not be COP) measured. The coefficient of performance of the cooling systems serving the COP 2.5 spaces. This value is agreed to by the City and JCI and will not be I measured. The baseline air leakage rate in cubic feet per minute. This value is cfmloss See Attachment 8 estimated based on existing leakage areas. This value is agreed to by the City and JCI and will not be measured. Savings Methodology for Building Envelope Air Infiltration 24 ExistinglnfiltrationHeatingLoss(Therms) = 1.08 x cfml,,, x HDD x x 100000 ?%Heat Existinglnf iltrationCoo ling Loss (kWh) = 1.08 x cfmloss x CDD x Futurein f iltrationHeatingLoss (Therms) 24 x 0.00029307107 COP = ExistinglnfiltrationHeatingLoss x (1 — InfiltrationReduction) Futurelnf iltrationCoolingLoss(kWh) = ExistinglnfiltrationCoolingLoss x (1 — InfiltrationPctReduction) ThermsSaving = ExistinglnfiltrationHeatingLoss — Futurelnf iltrationHeatingLoss WhSavings = ExistinglnfiltrationCoolingLoss — Futurelnf iltrationCoolingLoss 20 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 21 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 51 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 where cfmlossis the air leakage rate in cubic feet per minute, Non -measured benefits associated with FIM include utility savings for reducing building air leaks. The savings are based on the sealing envelope cracks and wall penetrations to reduce the amount of load on the HVAC system. There will be a 3% escalation of the Non -measured benefits annually over the term that the avoided costs are reported. JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities During installation period, the post -retrofit M&V activities will consist of a visual inspection. It is agreed that the verification through visual inspections is sufficient to prove that the scope of work executed in Schedule 1 is performing. City's Responsibilities City assumes all maintenance responsibilities related to this FIM. Capital Cost Avoidance" The City had appropriated funds to update the infrastructure for the buildings included as part of this project. The City has agreed to make a one time cash payment toward the total project cost. This payment is outlined in the Total Project Benefits table above. $2,721,006 City agrees that the Non -Measured Project Benefits and Capital Cost Avoidance are reasonable and that the installation of the Improvement Measures will enable City to take actions that will result in the achievement of such Non -Measured Project Benefits and Capital Cost Avoidance. 22 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 52 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 III. MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION METHODOLOGIES The following is a brief overview of the measurement and verification methodologies applicable to the Improvement Measures set forth below. JCI shall apply these methodologies, as more fully detailed in the guidelines and standards of the International Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP), in connection with the provision of M&V Services hereunder. Option A: Retrofit Isolation: Key Parameter(s) Measurement Measured Project Benefits are determined by partial field measurement of the energy use of the system(s) to which an Improvement Measure was applied separate from the energy use of the rest of the facility. Partial measurement means that some but not all parameters will be measured. Careful review of the design and installation of Improvement Measures is intended to demonstrate that the stipulated values fairly represent the probable actual values. Agreed -upon values will be shown in the measurement and verification plan. Engineering calculations using measurements and stipulations are used to calculate Measured Project Benefits for the duration of the Guarantee Term. Measured Project Benefits from the following Improvement Measures will be calculated using Option A: M&V Plan Option A Summary Lighting Upgrades I A I One-time BAS Control Upgrade A Annual (Year 1 — 10) Water Conservation A One-time Option B: Retrofit Isolation: All Parameter Measurement Measured Project Benefits are determined by field measurement of the energy use of the systems to which an Improvement Measure was applied separate from the energy use of the rest of the facility. Short-term, long-term or continuous measurements are taken throughout the pre and post -retrofit periods. Engineering calculations using short term, long-term or continuous pre and post -retrofit measurements are used to calculate the Measured Project Benefits for the duration of the Guarantee Term. Measured Project Benefits from the following Improvement Measures will be calculated using Option B: 4 M&V Plan Option B Summary Solar PV — Roof Mount Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 53 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. B Annual (Year 1 - 10) Schedule 2 Changes in Use or Condition; Adjustment to Baseline and/or Annual Project Benefits City agrees to notify JCI, within fourteen (30) days, of (i) any actual or intended change, whether before or during the Guarantee Term, in the use of any facility, equipment, or Improvement Measure to which this Schedule applies; (ii) any proposed or actual expansions or additions to the premises or any building or facility at the premises; (iii) a change to utility services to all or any portion of the premises; or (iv) any other change or condition arising before or during the Guarantee Term that reasonably could be expected to change the amount of Project Benefits realized under this Agreement. Such a change, expansion, addition, or condition would include, but is not limited to: (a) changes in the primary use of any facility, Improvement Measure, or portion of the premises; (b) changes to the hours of operation of any facility, Improvement Measure, or portion of the premises; (c) changes or modifications to the Improvement Measures or any related equipment; (d) changes to the M&V Services provided under this Agreement; (e) failure of any portion of the premises to meet building codes; (f) changes in utility suppliers, utility rates, method of utility billing, or method of utility purchasing; (g) insufficient or improper maintenance or unsound usage of the Improvement Measures or any related equipment at any facility or portion of the premises (other than by JCI); (h) changes to the Improvement Measures or any related equipment or to any facility or portion of the premises required by building codes or any governmental or quasi -governmental entity; or (i) additions or deletions of Improvement Measures or any related equipment at any facility or portion of the premises. Such a change or condition need not be identified in the Baseline in order to permit JCI to make an adjustment to the Baseline and/or the Annual Project Benefits. If JCI does not receive the notice within the time period specified above or travels to either City's location or the project site to determine the nature and scope of such changes, City agrees to pay JCI, in addition to any other amounts due under this Agreement, the applicable hourly consulting rate for the time it took to determine the changes and to make any adjustments and/or corrections to the project as a result of the changes, plus all reasonable and documented out-of-pocket expenses, including travel costs. Upon receipt of such notice, or if JCI independently learns of any such change or condition, JCI shall calculate and send to City a notice of adjustment to the Baseline and/or Annual Project Benefits to reflect the impact of such change or condition, and the adjustment shall become effective as of the date the change or condition first arose. Should City fail to promptly provide JCI with notice of any such change or condition, JCI may make reasonable estimates as to the impact of such change or condition and as to the date on which such change or condition first arose in calculating the impact of such change or condition, and such estimates shall be conclusive. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 54 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 1: LED Lighting Upgrades (Option A; One -Time) The savings for this FIM will be verified using IPMVP Option A, Retrofit Isolation with Key Parameter Measurement. The savings for this FIM are generated through a reduction in energy used by the lighting system; therefore, the measurement boundary is the lighting system itself. Key Parameter Fixture Power Draw One-time Pre; One - (kW) time Post The pre -retrofit power draws on a sample of fixtures and meeting the 80/20 sampling plan — assuming a coefficient of variance of 0.5 —will be measured using a true RMS meter during the development period. Fixtures with similar lamps and ballasts, counts and types were grouped with a lamp/ballast code. In some situations, such as when a certain type of lighting fixture was not available by itself on a switch, typical wattages as published by ANSI (American National Standards Institute) or manufacturer's specifications were used. The savings will be updated based on pre measurements. The post -retrofit wattage of the impacted fixtures will be measured one-time on a sample of fixtures meeting the same sampling criteria and methodology. The savings will be updated based on post measurements. The lighting system annual run hours by space type are agreed to be as shown in the table below. These run hours are based on the operating hours for the Burn Hours See Tables Below facilities and interviews conducted during development. These values will not be measured again. In cases where no controls are being installed the proposed burn hours will match the existing burn hours. The coincidence factor is estimated based on the number of fixtures in a space type expected to be operating at the same time during the on -peak period and is 0.1 — 1.0 agreed to remain at the same value after the retrofit. The factor is based on its Coincidence Factor (see table below) respective usage group type and can be found in Attachment 5. This factor is agreed upon and will only be lowered in the post -retrofit with sensor application. This estimate is based on overall operation and studies from similar area types. This value will not be measured. Proposed Lighting Burn Hours BuildingMaster Schedule Name Per List EXTERIOR Animal Clinic Animal Clinic Areas Usage Group Code E ProposedAll Description Burn Hours Controlled Assigned Burn Hours Exterior 4,380 4,380 Hours Reduction 0% 30% KEN Kennel 2,414 Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 302 1,690 ME 211 30% Animal Clinic PO Private Office 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Clinic RR Restroom 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Clinic ST Storage 603 422 30% Animal Shelter BR Break room 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter HW Hallway 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter KEN Kennel 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 302 211 30% Animal Shelter 00 Open Office 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter PO Private Office 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter RR I Restroom 1 2,414 1 1,690 30% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 55 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Master Schedule Name Per Building All Areas List Usage Group Description Code Animal Shelter ST Storage Existing Burn Hours Assigned 603 Proposed % Hours Controlled Reduction Burn Hours 422 30% Animal Shelter Kennel KEN Kennel 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter Kennel ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 302 211 30% Animal Shelter Kennel RR Restroom 2,414 1,690 30% Animal Shelter Kennel ST Storage 2,414 1,690 30% City Hall BR Break room 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall BRAS Break room - Already Sensored 2,429 2,429 0% City Hall CL Classroom 1,760 1,232 30% City Hall CR Conference Room 2,011 1,408 30% City Hall CT Court Room/Trial Areas 1,207 845 30% City Hall HW Hallway 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall HWAS Hallway - Already Sensored 2,429 2,429 0% City Hall LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 503 352 30% City Hall 00 Open Office 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall WAS Open Office - Already Sensored 2,429 2,429 0% City Hall OS Office Support (copy room, coffee room, etc.) 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall PO Private Office 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall POAS Private Office - Already Sensored 2,429 2,429 0% City Hall RR Restroom 3,470 2,429 30% City Hall RRAS Restroom - Already Sensored 2,429 2,429 0% City Hall ST Storage 503 352 30% City Hall SW Stairwell 3,470 2,429 30% Fire ARFF Station GA Garage/Parking Decks 4,380 3,066 30% Fire ARFF Station HW Hallway 2,190 1,533 30% Fire ARFF Station KT Kitchen 4,380 3,066 30% Fire ARFF Station LQ Living Quarters/Bunk Rooms 730 511 30% Fire ARFF Station ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 365 256 30% Fire ARFF Station MP Multipurpose 1,095 767 30% Fire ARFF Station MPAS Multipurpose - Already Sensored 767 767 0% Fire ARFF Station RR Restroom 2,190 1,533 30% Fire ARFF Station ST Storage 730 511 30% Fire ARFF Station SW Stairwell 8,760 6,132 30% Fire Station GA Garage/Parking Decks 4,380 3,066 30% Fire Station KT Kitchen 4,380 3,066 30% Fire Station LQ Living Quarters/Bunk Rooms 730 511 30% Fire Station RR Restroom 2,190 1,533 30% Fire Station CIF Cafeteria 2,920 2,044 30% Fire Station HW Hallway 2,190 1,533 30% Fire Station ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 365 256 30% Fire Station MP Multipurpose 1,095 767 30% Fire Station MPAS Multipurpose - Already Sensored 767 767 0% Fire Station 00 Open Office 2,868 2,008 30% Fire Station POAS Private Office - Already Sensored 2,008 2,008 0% Fire Station RRAS Restroom - Already Sensored 1,533 1,533 0% Fire Station STAS Storage - Already Sensored 511 511 0% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 56 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Master Schedule Name Per Building All Areas Existing Proposed % Hours List Usage Group Code Description Burn Hours Assigned Controlled Reduction Burn Hours Fire Station SW Stairwell 8,760 6,132 30% Fire Station WS Workshop 3,024 2,117 30% Fire Station HWAS Hallway - Already Sensored 1,533 1,533 0% Fire Station LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 2,190 1,533 30% Fire Station OOAS Open Office - Already Sensored 2,008 2,008 0% Fire Station ST Storage 730 511 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) GA Garage/Parking Decks 4,380 3,066 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) HW Hallway 2,190 1,533 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) KT Kitchen 4,380 3,066 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) LQ Living Quarters/Bunk Rooms 1,095 767 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) 00 Open Office 2,868 2,008 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) RR Restroom 2,190 1,533 30% Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) ST Storage 730 511 30% Gary Hampton ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 78 55 30% Gary Hampton RR Restroom 3,845 2,692 30% Gary Hampton ST Storage 313 219 1 30% Gary Hampton UT Utility/Janitor Closets 209 146 30% Happy Hollow Complex - BR Break room 2,011 1,408 30% F I e et/T ra n s p o rtat i o n CR 1,509 1,056 30% Happy Hollow Complex - Conference Room Fleet/Transportation Hallway Happy Hollow Complex - HW 3,017 2,112 30% Fleet/Transportation LR 1,006 704 30% Happy Hollow Complex - Locker Room Fleet/Transportation Happy Hollow Complex - ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 251 176 30% F I e et/T ra n s p o rta t i o n 00 Open Office 2,263 1,584 30% Happy Hollow Complex- Fleet/Transportation Happy Hollow Complex - PO Private Office 2,263 1,584 30% Fleet/Transportation RR Restroom 2,514 1,760 30% Happy Hollow Complex - F I e et/T ra n s p o rtat i o n Happy Hollow Complex - ST Storage 377 264 30% Fleet/Transportation SW 1,509 1,056 30% Happy Hollow Complex- Stairwell Fleet/Transportation Utility/Janitor Closets Happy Hollow Complex - UT 503 352 30% Fleet/Transportation WS 2,263 1,584 30% Happy Hollow Complex - Workshop F I e et/T ra n s p o rtat i o n INTERSECTION AREA LIGHITNG E Exterior 4,380 4,380 0% Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop RT Retail 2,112 1,478 30% Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office HW Hallway 2,263 1,584 30% Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 00 Open Office 2,263 1,584 30% Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office RR Restroom 2,263 1,584 30% Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office ST Storage 503 352 30% Police Headquarters 24 24 Hours 1 8,760 1 6,132 30% Police Headquarters BR Break room 1 2,555 1 1,789 30% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 57 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Master Schedule Name Per Building All Areas List Usage Group Code Police Headquarters CR Existing Description Burn Hours Assigned Conference Room 1,877 Proposed % Hours Controlled Reduction Burn Hours 1,314 30% Police Headquarters HW Hallway 2,920 2,044 30% Police Headquarters LAB Laboratory 1,825 1,278 30% Police Headquarters LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 5,110 3,577 30% Police Headquarters LR Locker Room 3,285 2,300 30% Police Headquarters ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 417 292 30% Police Headquarters 00 Open Office 4,015 2,811 30% Police Headquarters OS Office Support (copy room, coffee room, etc.) 3,285 2,300 30% Police Headquarters PO Private Office 3,650 2,555 30% Police Headquarters RR Restroom 4,015 2,811 30% Police Headquarters ST Storage 548 383 30% Police Headquarters SW Stairwell 2,190 1,533 30% Police Headquarters UT Utility/Janitor Closets 626 438 30% Police Headquarters X Exit Signs 8,760 8,760 0% Senior center DN Dining/Cafe 1,509 1,056 30% Senior center GYM Gymnasium 1,006 704 30% Senior center HW Hallway 2,263 1,584 30% Senior center KT Kitchen 1,760 1,232 30% Senior center LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 2,263 1,584 30% Senior center ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 251 176 30% Senior center MP Multipurpose 1,896 1,327 30% Senior center OS Office Support (copy room, coffee room, etc.) 1,006 704 30% Senior center PO Private Office 2,011 1,408 30% Senior center RR Restroom 2,263 1,584 30% Senior center ST Storage 126 88 30% Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom RRAS Restroom - Already Sensored 2,692 2,692 0% Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom UT Utility/Janitor Closets 209 146 30% White River Park - Concessions/Restroom White River Park - Concessions/Restroom HW Hallway 2,891 2,024 30% RR Restroom 3,708 2,596 30% White River Park - Con cessions/Restroom ST Storage 302 211 30% Wilson Park - Office / Shop 00 Open Office 2,263 1,584 30% Wilson Park - Office / Shop PO Private Office 2,011 1,408 30% Wilson Park - Office / Shop RR Restroom 2,650 1,855 3006 Wilson Park - Office / Shop ST Storage 251 176 30% Wilson Pool Change Shelter BR Break room 1,207 845 30% Wilson Pool Change Shelter HW Hallway 2,816 1,971 30% Wilson Pool Change Shelter LRAS Locker Room 2,816 2,816 0% Wilson Pool Change Shelter ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 251 176 30% Wilson Pool Change Shelter 00 Open Office 2,263 1,584 30% Wilson Pool Change Shelter ST Storage 503 352 30% WWTP 24 24 Hours 8,760 1 6,132 30% WWTP LOW Low Hours - Less Than 5hr/Mo 52 37 30% WWTP BR Break room 1,460 1,022 30% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 58 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Master Schedule Name Per Building All Areas Existing Proposed % Hours List Usage Group Code Description Burn Hours Assigned Controlled Reduction Burn Hours WWTP CR Conference Room 521 365 30% WWTP HW Hallway 3,285 2,300 30% WWTP LAB Laboratory 2,190 1,533 30% WWTP ME Mechanical/Electrical Rooms 1,095 767 30% WWTP 00 Open Office 2,555 1,789 30% WWTP PO Private Office 1,929 1,351 30% WWTP POAS Private Office - Already Sensored 1,351 1,351 0% WWTP RR Restroom 2,190 1,533 30% WWTP RRAS Restroom - Already Sensored 1,533 1,533 0% WWTP ST Storage 365 256 30% WWTP SW Stairwell 1,460 1,022 30% WWTP UT Utility/Janitor Closets 391 274 30% WWTP WS Workshop 2,555 1,789 30% WWTP CL Classroom 521 365 30% WWTP DISP Display Case 261 183 30% WWTP LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 1,043 730 30% WWTP LR Locker Room 1,825 1,278 30% Yvonne Richardson Community GYM Gymnasium 834 584 30% Center Yvonne Richardson Community HW Hallway 2,263 1,584 30% Center Yvonne Richardson Community LO Lobby/Entry Vestibule 2,263 1,584 30% Center ME 126 88 30% Yvonne Richardson Community Mechanical/Electrical Rooms Center Private Office Yvonne Richardson Community PO 2,263 1,584 30% Center RR 503 352 30% Yvonne Richardson Community Restroom Center Yvonne Richardson Community ST Storage 251 176 30% Center UT Utility/Janitor Closets 251 176 30% Yvonne Richardson Community Center Fire Station LQ-DIM Living Quarters/Bunk Rooms — 730 730 0% Existing Dimmer Police Headquarters CR-DIM Conference Room — Existing Dimmer 1,877 1,877 CL-DIM I Classroom — Existing Dimmer 521 521 0% WWTP 0% In cases where no controls are being installed the proposed burn hours will match the existing burn hours. Coincidence Factor Table Annual Lighting Runtime Less than 100 hrs/yr Coincidence Factor I 0% 50% Between 100 and 999 hrs/yr Between 1000 and 5999 hrs/yr 6000 hrs or greater Exterior (4380 hrs/yr) 90% 100% 10% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 59 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Equations for Calculating Lighting Retrofit Savings Demand (kW) kW Savings = Y_ [ (kW/Fixturepre x Quantitypre x Coincidence Factorpre - kW/Fixturepost x Quantitypost x Coincidence Factorpost)]u where: kW/fixturepre = lighting baseline demand per fixture for usage group u kW/fixturepost= lighting demand per fixture during post -retrofit period for usage group (measured) Quantitypre = quantity of affected fixtures before the lighting retrofit for usage group u Quantitypost = quantity of affected fixtures after the lighting retrofit for usage group u Coincidence Factoru = Coincidence Factor is a multiplier to account for peak demand of each specific usage group u Energy (kWh) kWh SavingsLightin9 = Y-o [kW/Fixturebaseline x Quantitybaseline x burn_hourspre- kW/Fixturepost x Quantitypost x burn_hourspost],U where: kW Savings = kilowatt savings realized during the post -retrofit time for usage group u Burn Hours = number of operating hours during the time period t for the usage group u JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities Measurements for this FIM consist of pre and post -retrofit fixture wattages of a sample of impacted lighting fixtures, based on an 80% level of confidence with a 20% level of precision (80/20) and an assumed coefficient of variation of 0.5. Sample populations will be chosen by fixture type. Pre -Retrofit measurements will be conducted before installation. Post -Retrofit measurements will be conducted after installation of the fixtures is complete. A visual inspection of the occupancy sensors will be conducted to verify installation. Once the pre -retrofit and post -retrofit measurements have been conducted, JCI will update the savings tables with the actual measured data to calculate the actual energy savings for this FIM. No annual measurements will be conducted for this FIM. The pre -retrofit and post -retrofit burn hours for this FIM have been determined based on building occupancy and interviews with City Staff, and observations made during the lighting audits. It is agreed upon that these burn hours are reasonable and accurately reflect each facility's lighting system operation. The coincident factor is estimated based on the number of fixtures in a given space type assumed to be operating at the same time during the on -peak period and is agreed to remain at the same value after the retrofit. City's Responsibilities The City assumes all operational and maintenance requirements for this FIM. City will maintain the new fixtures as per manufacturer's guidelines. City will also ensure that all replacement ballasts and bulbs are like -for -like replacements. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 60 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 3.0: BAS Control Upgrade (Option A; Year 1 - 10) The electricity and natural gas savings for this FIM will be verified using IPMVP Option A, Retrofit Isolation with Key Parameter Measurement. The savings for this FIM are generated through a reduction in energy consumption for the HVAC system; therefore, the measurement boundary is the HVAC system itself. JCI will set the control schedules for HVAC equipment based on the temperature setpoints agreed upon with the City as shown in Section V. The pre -retrofit run hours are based on staff interviews, site observations of programs in thermostats, and an energy balance with the utility bills. The values are detailed in this calculation in Attachment 8 and are agreed to by the City and JCI for the term of the contract. The post -retrofit run hours are determined by conformance to the building occupancy schedules as listed in Section V below. Individual total run hours and associated EFLH for each building are shown in the calculation Pre and Post Unit One-time Pre, Attachment 8. Run Hours (as Annually Post scheduled) JCI will verify the contractual schedules are being implemented and operating properly using instantaneous observations and short-term trending reports provided in the annual report. JCI will review and identify variances in the schedule in comparison with contractual agreements. However, JCI is not responsible for loss of savings resulting from City -directed changes in schedules, system overrides, or lack of maintenance that result in schedules run hours beyond contract agreed upon values. The EFLH and associated Savings will be updated to reflect Post Retrofit measurements only if non- conformance in HVAC schedules is JCI responsibility. Estimated Parameters Assumed Value Justification, Source and Description Cooling and Heating The cooling and heating efficiency will be set equal for the Pre and Post Efficiency See Attachment 8 Retrofit conditions. Efficiencies are based on product data, observed conditions, and engineering judgment. The diversity factor accounts for loads being less than the installed capacity Cooling Diversity See Attachment 8 on an annual basis. The diversity factor is based on engineering judgment Factor and is used to ensure baseline energy is not greater than utility bills. These values are agreed to by the City and JCI; and will not be measured. The diversity factor accounts for loads being less than the installed capacity Heat Diversity Factor See Attachment 8 on an annual basis. The diversity factor is based on engineering judgment and is used to ensure baseline energy is not greater than utility bills. These values are agreed to by the City and JCI; and will not be measured. Heating and Cooling The Heating and Cooling (EFLH) are determined by building. The run hours Equivalent Full Load See Attachment 8 are based on an energy balance with the utility bills; conducting staff Hours (EFLH) interviews; and site observations. The values are shown in the table below and are agreed to by the City and JCI for the term of the Agreement. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 61 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Control strategies are included as part of this FIM and their key parameters are list in the table below. Trended Points for Verification -. Occupancy Command Fan Status Runtimes Zone Temperature Schedule Occupied Zone Temperature Cooling Setpoint Occupied Zone Temperature Heating Setpoint Unoccupied Zone Temperature Cooling Setpoint Unoccupied Zone Temperature Heating Setpoint Equations for Calculating Energy Savings: Metasys BAS Controls savings were calculated using a spreadsheet model included in the Attachment 8 of baseline and post -installation conditions. BAS Controls savings were calculated based on the existing equipment being controlled, the type of HVAC system (cooling/heating), system efficiency, and the proposed run time for the previously listed equipment. The existing system run time was determined using staff interviews and existing programmed schedules in existing thermostats. A spreadsheet model (PDF included in the Attachment 8) was used to determine the anticipated loading during an 8,760-hour period using TMY3 weather data for Springfield, MO. Pre and Post EFLH Building Animal Shelter • Cooling.. 1,501 2,181 •. 764 Post -Retrofit 723 City Hall23 1,070 1,549 738 1,090 Development Services 1,501 1,185 625 364 District Courts Building 1,584 1,185 672 387 Facilities Management 1,501 2,181 636 710 Fayetteville Senior Center Fleet Transportation Media Center 1,501 1,791 625 548 1,561 1,791 662 583 1,501 1,185 625 364 Parks and Recreation I 1,501 I 1,791 625 548 Police HQ24 1,501 1,185 625 364 Recycling Trash Center 1,501 1,791 625 548 Richardson Community Center 1,274 1,791 555 471 Water -Sewer Offices 1,501 1,791 625 548 23 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 24 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 62 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Equations for Calculating HVAC Controls Savings Energy (kWh) EER = 12 / {Unit kW / Design Capacity} Pre -Retrofit Cooling kWh = Design Capacity x 12000 x Cooling Diversity Factor x (1 / EER) x (1 / 1000) x Pre - Retrofit Cooling EFLH Post -Retrofit Cooling kwh = Design Capacity x 12000 x Cooling Diversity Factor x (1 / EER) x (1 / 1000) x Post - Retrofit Cooling EFLH Pre -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh = Electric Heat kW x Heat Diversity Factor x Pre -Retrofit Heating EFLH Post -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh = Electric Heat kW x Heat Diversity Factor x Post -Retrofit Heating EFLH Pre -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh = Heat Pump kBtu Cap x 0.293 x Diversity Factor/Heat Pump COP * Pre - Retrofit Heating EFLH Post -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh = Heat Pump kBtu Cap x 0.293 x Diversity Factor/Heat Pump COP Post -Retrofit Heating EFLH Total kWh Saved = (Pre -Retrofit Cooling kWh - Post -Retrofit Cooling kwh) + (Pre -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh - Post -Retrofit Elec Heating kwh) + (Pre -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh - Post -Retrofit Heat Pump Heating kwh) where: Cooling Diversity Factor = Heat Diversity Factor= Design Capacity= Pre -Retrofit Cooling EFLH = Post -Retrofit Cooling EFLH = Pre -Retrofit Heating EFLH = Post -Retrofit Heating EFLH = Energy (Therms) Described in table above. Described in table above. Total cooling capacity in tons found in Attachment 8 Described in table above. Described in table above. Described in table above. Described in table above. Pre -Retrofit Therms = Gas Heating Capacity x 0.01 x Heating Diversity Factor/(Heating Efficiency) x Pre -Retrofit Heating EFLH Post -Retrofit Therms = Gas Heating Capacity x 0.01 x Heating Diversity Factor/(Heating Efficiency) * Post - Retrofit Heating FLH Total Therms Saved = (Pre -Retrofit Therms - Post -Retrofit Therms) where: Heating Diversity Factor = Gas Heating Capacity = Pre -Retrofit Heating EFLH = Post -Retrofit Heating EFLH = Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Described in table above. Gas heating capacity in kBtu/hr Described in table above. Described in table above. 63 Schedule 2 JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities Following the installation of this FIM, programming of control strategies will be verified by reviewing information through the control system workstation through the use of applicable graphics, setpoint review, and trend/totalization of data points. Trends and totalizations will be setup (15-minute interval on analog points and binary points, totalizations will be on a daily/monthly basis) on the key variables. All the setpoints, control strategies, and other relevant values are outlined above as part of the key parameters. Any deviation from the proposed control strategies will be documented and reported in the post -install report. Once the control strategies are proven operational within the BAS, the City will assume full responsibility for maintaining the control system and keeping schedules and setpoints within agreed upon contract parameters. However, JCI is not responsible for the loss of savings resulting from City -directed changes in schedules, system overrides, or lack of maintenance that results in schedules run hours beyond contract agreed upon values. JCI will update the savings calculations for equipment scheduling based on actual schedules only if non-conformance in HVAC schedules is JCI responsibility. Performance Period M&V Activities Control strategies will be verified by reviewing information through the control system workstation through the use of applicable graphics, setpoint review, and trend/totalization of data points on a sample (10%) of systems affected by the scope of work. Trends and totalizations setup on key variables during the post -installation period will be periodically used during the performance period to verify the proper operation of control strategies. (15-minute interval on analog points and binary points, totalizations will be on daily/monthly basis). Data will be trended and/or totalized throughout the performance period but reviewed quarterly and reported annually of each performance period. Any performance deficiencies in the control strategies observed during the performance period will be reported to the City. City Responsibilities City assumes all operational and maintenance responsibilities for this FIM. They are responsible for ensuring all strategies, schedules (per Schedule 2 Section V), setpoints (per Schedule 2 Section V), and sequences established during the installation of this FIM remain in place. JCI will not be responsible for City -driven changes to schedules and setpoints, overrides, or lack of maintenance affecting controls performance. City understands it is their responsibility to operate under these parameters and maintain the system. JCI is not responsible for the loss of savings resulting from City -directed changes in schedules, system overrides, or lack of maintenance that result in operation beyond the contract agreed upon amounts. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 64 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 4.0: Solar PV — Roof Mount (Option B; Year 1 - 10) The electrical generation for this FIM will be verified using IPMVP Option B, Retrofit Isolation with All Parameter Measurement. The electrical generation for this FIM is generated through the solar photovoltaic arrays; therefore, the measurement boundary are the solar photovoltaic arrays themselves. Global Horizontal Solar Irradiance (kWh/m2) II I AC Electrical Energy (kWh) Global horizontal solar irradiance will be measured using two pyranometers. The value will be totalized, and the totalized value On -going will be recorded on an hourly basis using the system software. o The primary pyranometers will have a rated accuracy of +/- 2.0 /o and the secondary pyranometers will have a rated accuracy of +/- 5.0% The AC electrical energy will be measured using a City -owned On -going revenue -grade AC electric meter installed with each array. The AC electrical energy of the array will be measured individually. Equations for Calculating Energy Production Below are tables showing the baseline monthly and total annual solar irradiance for Springfield, MO, based on the NREL TMY3 weather data for Springfield Regional Airport. Also shown in each table is the estimated Baseline Year Energy production for the output of each PV system. Solar Irradiance and Estimated Energy Production: Blair Library (Roof Mount) 25 Month January Global Solar.. 69.7 Output 6,941 February 83.5 8,067 March 126.4 11,335 April 153.6 13,068 May 182.1 15,146 June 193.8 15,499 July 207.8 16,447 August 182.6 14,843 September 137.8 11,739 October I 113.3 10,244 November 74.3 7,117 December 61.6 6,077 Annual Total 1,586.4 136,524 25 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 65 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Solar Irradiance and Estimated Energy Production: Recycling & Trash Complex (Roof Mount) Baseline Global Solar.. January 69.7 Output 13,707 February 83.5 15,416 March 126.4 21,321 April 153.6 24,057 May 182.1 27,430 June 193.8 28,149 July 207.8 30,188 August 182.6 27,614 September 137.8 22,256 October 113.3 19,913 November 74.3 13,978 December 61.6 11,800 Annual Total 1586.4 255,828 Solar Irradiance and Estimated Energy Production: Town Center (Roof Mount)21 January GlobalBaseline Solar Irradiance (kWh/M2) 69.7 Output 11,454 February 83.5 12,967 March 126.4 18,166 April 153.6 20,661 May 182.1 23,604 June 193.8 24,144 July 207.8 25,819 August 182.6 23,470 September 137.8 18,792 October 113.3 16,693 November 74.3 11,684 December 61.6 9,930 Annual Total 1586.4 217,385 26 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 66 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Solar Irradiance and Estimated Energy Production: New Police Head Quarters (Roof Mount) January GlobalMonth Baseline Solar.. 76.5 Output 10,185 February 81.3 11,538 March 127.2 15,940 April 159.5 18,060 May 179.7 20,668 June 194.9 21,291 July 203.6 22,822 August 192.1 20,828 September 145.4 16,716 October 124.6 14,847 November 82.4 10,382 8,850 199 197 December 70.0 Annual Tntal 1 R37 3 The table below shows the Baseline AC Energy Output for each PV system by Project Year. These values incorporate an assumed a 2.5% degradation the first year and 0.6% PV module annual degradation rate for Years 2 through 20. This annual degradation rate is the slight reduction of efficiency and energy production of the overall PV system each year due to the glass faces of the PV modules being exposed to prolonged sunlight. Estimated 20-Year PV System AC Energy Output for Total Array: Project Year Year 1 EnergyBlair Library Baseline AC output 21 (kWh) 133,111 F-Recycling & Trash Complex Baseline AC Energy • 249,432 Town Center Baseline AC Energy OUtpUt28 211,950 New Police Head Quarters Output _ 187,324 186,200 Year 2 132,312 247,936 210,679 Year 3 131,519 246,448 209,415 185,083 Year 4 130,729 244,970 208,158 183,972 Year 5 129,945 243,500 206,909 182,868 Year 6 129,165 242,039 205,668 181,771 Year 7 128,390 240,587 204,434 180,681 Year 8 127,620 239,143 203,207 179,596 Year 9 126,854 237,708 201,988 178,519 Year 10 126,093 236,282 200,776 177,448 Year 11 125,337 234,864 199,571 176,383 Year 12 124,585 233,455 198,374 175,325 Year 13 123,837 232,054 197,184 174,273 Year 14 123,094 230,662 196,000 173,227 Year 15 122,356 229,278 194,824 172,188 Year 16 121,621 227,902 193,655 171,155 Year 17 120,892 226,535 192,494 170,128 27 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 28 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 67 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Year 18 120,166 Year 19 119,445 Year 20 118,729 Energy (kWh) 225,176 191,339 169,107 223,825 190,191 168,092 222,482 189,049 167,084 The energy production guarantee shall assume the monthly baseline (reference) solar irradiance as shown above. On an annual basis (recorded monthly), the total measured AC Energy output of the PV systems will be adjusted based on the actual measured global horizontal solar irradiance received compared to the baseline (reference) solar irradiance (of the same type), as per the following formula: Qreference PAdjusted — (PMeasured) Qactual Where P is energy measured in kWh and Q is solar irradiance measured in kWh/m2, either the actual measured or the reference as shown. If the adjusted amount of measured energy produced is less than the baseline energy for a given Project Year, the amount of kWh shortfall will be multiplied by the applicable $/kWh electricity rate for each account for that Performance Year, and the result will be the PV FIM Project Benefit Shortfall for that year. The estimated energy production for this FIM is based on a computer simulation performed using the HelioScope software. This simulation incorporated the NREL TMY weather data for Springfield, MO. The PV system model used in the simulation used the Boviet Solar PV modules and SolarEdge Energy PV inverters proposed for this FIM. Loss factors such as wiring losses, inverter efficiency, module efficiency at array operating temperature, dust soiling, and all other estimated applicable losses were taken into account in the computer simulation. Refer Attachment 9 — Solar Calculations for the detailed energy savings. Any future utility grid charges are excluded. JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities JCI will verify proper installation and operation of the new PV systems after system startup and report findings to the City. JCI will provide system startup according to manufacturer's recommendations. The savings for this FIM are based on AC energy produced by the Solar PV systems as detailed above and shown in the calculation in Attachment 9. Performance Period M&V Activities (Year 1 - 10) There will be annual M&V activities conducted for this FIM. The meter data will be collected and analyzed monthly and the data will be used to calculate the energy production annually. The monthly consumption will be reported in the annual report. The verified post -retrofit savings will serve as annual verified savings for this FIM and will be subjected to the applicable year's utility rates. JCI is not responsible for lack of savings due to inefficiencies arising from improper operation or lack of maintenance of the solar PV systems or the finalized order of the electrical accounts. Remote monitoring services will be provided from Years 1 — 10. JCI Ongoing Monitoring Services (Year 11 - 20) There will be no annual M&V activities conducted for this FIM starting Year 11. The meter data will be collected and analyzed monthly and the data will be used to calculate the energy production annually. The monthly consumption will be reported in an annual report. The energy production will be subjected to the applicable year's utility rates. Remote monitoring services will be provided from Years 11 — 20. City Responsibilities City assumes all operational and maintenance responsibilities for this FIM. City is responsible for performing preventative maintenance on the PV systems as per manufacturer's guidelines. The City is recommended to budget for additional cost related to the preventative maintenance which is estimated to be in the range of (approx.) $5,000 — $15,000 with additional escalation over time. In the event that the PV systems fail or need repairs; City is Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 68 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 responsible for repairing/replacing the PV system components by use of its own maintenance staff, a separate contract with JCI, or a third -party solar contractor. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 69 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 FIM 7: Water Conservation (Option A; One -Time) The savings for this FIM will be verified using IPMVP Option A, Retrofit Isolation with Key Parameter Measurement, and operation verification. The savings for this FIM are generated through a reduction in water/sewer due to more efficient fixtures; therefore, the measurement boundary is the water fixtures themselves. JCI created a spreadsheet model, Attachment 6, to determine the savings for the following facilities: Buildings Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms City Hall Development Services Domestic Plumbing I x I x x Gary Hampton x Gordon Long Park & Restrooms x Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation x Lake Fayetteville x Lake Sequoyah x x Lewis Soccer Complex Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office x Police Headquarters x Recycling & Trash Complex x Senior Center x Traffic Shop - Parks x Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom x Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr West Shop White River Park x x x Wilson Park x Yvonne Richardson Community Center x Toilet/Urinal Gallons per Flush One-time Post The post -retrofit gallons per flush on a sample of toilets and urinals meeting the 80/20 sampling plan will be measured post -installation. The Savings will be updated to reflect actual post -retrofit measurements. Faucets, & Shower will be measured by the use of a graduated flow rate bag. For a faucet, this was accomplished by turning the water off and then turning it on for five seconds and filling the flow rate bag. For each fixture, the procedure was repeated at least two times to calculate an average Faucet & Showers Gallons One-time Post flow for that fixture. per Minute The post -retrofit gallons per minute on a sample of fixtures meeting the 80/20 sampling plan will be measured post -installation. The Savings will be updated to reflect actual pre- and post -retrofit measurements. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 70 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Pre -Retrofit Faucet and The existing flowrates are based on on -site surveys, City interviews, and Showers Gallons per See Table below nameplate performance data. Fixtures with similar counts and types will be Minute grouped together. These values will be measured prior to installation. The pre -retrofit flush rates are based on on -site surveys, City interviews, Pre -Retrofit Toilet/Urinal See Table below and nameplate performance data. Fixtures with similar counts and types Gallons per Flush will be grouped together. These values will be measured prior to installation. Average Usage factors are based flushes/day/person, seconds/handwashing/usage, etc. are provided in the attachment. Usage rates were determined using engineering judgment and tuned to the utility Average Usage Factors bills. Sources also include: Mills, Evan et al. 2008. Documentation of per Fixture (AAUF) See Attachment 8 Calculation Methodology, Input Data, and Infrastructure. Energy Analysis Department, Environmental Energy Technologies Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. University of California, Berkley. Additional details or sources are provided in Attachment 8. These values are agreed upon. Number of Flushes per See Table Below Pre- and Post -retrofit toilet/urinal flushes per person are based on industry Person standards. Faucet Minutes Usage per See Table Below Pre- and Post -retrofit sinks, kitchen sinks, and showers usage per person Person is based on industry standards. Staff/Visitor Count See Table Below Staff/Visitor count based on City interviews. Number of Days per Year See Table Below Number of Days per year. TempFauc 720F The hot water temperature is the typical temperature people wash their hands and will not be measured. The cold water temperature is the average annual groundwater Tempcold 62°F temperature. This value is agreed upon and will not be measured during the term of the agreement. Tempkit 850F The water temperature is the typical temperature people use in kitchen sink applications and will not be measured. Tempshower 1060F The water temperature is the typical temperature people use in shower applications and will not be measured. Natural Gas - Heating Efficiency 78% The gas heating efficiency of the domestic hot water heater and will not be measured. Electric — 98% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 71 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 The flow rates shown in the table below are weighted averages of all the fixtures on a by building basis by fixture type. The timed method is used to get an idea of what toilets and urinals are flushing while conducting on -site inspections. Faucets and showers come in a wide range of flowrates and are coded as such while on -site. Spot measurements of faucets and showerheads were conducted using the flow bag method. Estimated Pre -Retrofit Flowrates Building Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms Toilet .. 4.00 Urinal gpf 3.50 flowrate - 2.50 PurposeLavatory Kitchen/Gener al Faucet .. n/a Shower n/a City Hall 2.05 1.00 0.99 2.20 n/a Development Services 3.20 1.00 1.35 2.20 n/a Gary Hampton 3.21 2.00 3.00 n/a n/a Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 3.50 1.00 2.35 n/a n/a Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 2.83 1.10 1.72 1.25 2.50 Lake Fayetteville 3.05 n/a 2.18 1.80 2.50 Lake Sequoyah 1.60 1.28 2.20 n/a n/a Lewis Soccer Complex 1.60 1.00 2.20 2.20 n/a Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 1.60 n/a 3.00 2.20 n/a Police Headquarters 2.35 1.50 1.09 2.20 2.50 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank n/a n/a 2.20 n/a n/a Recycling & Trash Complex I 1.60 1.00 2.20 1.50 2.50 Senior Center 3.02 1.00 0.97 1.85 2.50 Traffic Shop - Parks 3.00 1.00 1.80 1.50 2.50 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 2.40 1.50 0.50 n/a 2.50 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 2.92 1.00 2.20 1.00 2.50 West Shop 1.60 n/a 1.00 n/a n/a White River Park 6.50 1.00 2.67 2.75 n/a Wilson Park 2.38 1.00 1.55 2.10 2.50 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 3.00 1.00 2.20 2.20 2.50 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 72 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 The following tables describe the population and usage statistics for each facility. The data was provided by the City during the development period. Population Data (Full Time Equivalent) Building Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms Female population 5 Male population 5 City Hall 145 145 Development Services 14 14 Gary Hampton 17.5 17.5 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 19.5 19.5 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 39.5 39.5 Lake Fayetteville Lake Sequoyah Lewis Soccer Complex 12.5 12.5 5 5 12.5 12.5 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 2.5 2.5 Police Headquarters 88 88 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 0.125 0.125 Recycling & Trash Complex 33 33 Senior Center I 31.5 I 31.5 Traffic Shop - Parks Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 12.5 12.5 31.5 31.5 38 38 West Shop 32.5 32.5 White River Park 2.5 2.5 Wilson Park 62.5 62.5 Yvonne Richardson Community Center I 8 I 8 Assumed Number of Urinal Flushes Used in Calculations Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms I 3 3 City Hall Development Services 3 Gary Hampton 3 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 3 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 3 Lake Fayetteville 3 Lake Sequoyah I 3 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 73 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 *Note: Variatio Male number of .urinal flushes per day per person Lewis Soccer Complex 3 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 0 Police Headquarters 3 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 3 Recycling & Trash Complex 3 Senior Center 3 Traffic Shop - Parks 3 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 3 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 3 West Shop 0 3 White River Park Wilson Park 3 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 3 n in flushes due to availability of urinals and tuning to billed consumption. Assumed Number of Toilet Flushes Used in Calculations .toilet Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms City Hall numberFemale flushes per day per person 4 . toilet flushes per day per person 1 4 1 Development Services 4 1 Gary Hampton 4 1 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 4 1 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 4 1 Lake Fayetteville 4 1 Lake Sequoyah Lewis Soccer Complex Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Police Headquarters 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 1 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 4 1 Recycling & Trash Complex 4 1 Senior Center 4 1 Traffic Shop - Parks 4 1 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 4 1 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 4 1 West Shop 4 4 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 74 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 White River Park 4 1 Wilson Park 4 1 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 4 1 *Note: Variation in flushes due to availability of toilets and tuning to billed consumption. Number of Lavatory Sinks Used in Calculations Lavatory number of day per uses per okam person Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms 4 City Hall 4 Development Services 4 Gary Hampton 4 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 4 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 4 Lake Fayetteville 4 Lake Sequoyah 4 Lewis Soccer Complex 4 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Police Headquarters 4 4 4 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank Recycling & Trash Complex 4 Senior Center 4 Traffic Shop - Parks 4 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 4 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 4 West Shop 4 White River Park 4 Wilson Park 4 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 4 *Note: Variation in usage due to availability of lavatories and tuning to billed consumption. Assumed 6 seconds per use. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 75 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Assumed Number of Kitchen/General Purpose Faucets Used in Calculations uIlding Mwnumberof Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms Purpose uses per day per person 0 City Hall Development Services Gary Hampton 1 1 0 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms 0 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation 1 Lake Fayetteville 0 Lake Sequoyah 0 Lewis Soccer Complex 0 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office 1 Police Headquarters 0 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 0 Recycling & Trash Complex 0 Senior Center 0 Traffic Shop - Parks 0 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom 0 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr 0 West Shop 0 White River Park 0 Wilson Park 0 Yvonne Richardson Community Center 0 in uses due to availability of Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet and tunina to *Note: Variation Assumed 120 seconds per use. Number of Days Used in Calculations Building Annual Days of O. .. All Buildings 260 The savings will then be calculated according to the following formulas: gilled consumption. The water/sewer savings associated with the sink include water and sewer savings, along with a reduction in hot water heating fuel. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 76 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Equations for Calculating Water/Sewer Savings Sinks and Showers Water Project Benefits = type [ (Usage Ratebaserne - Usage Ratepost) x AAUFtype x Quantitytype] / 1000 where: Water Project Benefits = water savings realized in kilogallons (kgal). These savings will result in water and sewer dollars saved Usage Ratebaserne = baseline fixture use rate in gpm Usage Ratepost = post -installation fixture use rate in gpm (measured) AAUF = average annual use per fixture; faucets or showers in minutes per year=average people using x minutes/use x number of days occupied Quantity = quantity of affected fixtures Equations for Calculating Hot Water Heating Fuel Savings Sinks Energy Project Benefits = Water savings x (Temphot - Tempcold) x Specific Heat x 1,000 /(3413 x Efficiency) where: Energy Project Benefits = Fuel savings realized in kWh WaterProject Benefitst = water savings for faucets in kgal Temphot = average hot water temperature Tempcold = average cold water temperature Specific Heat = 8.34 Btu / (kgal) (OF) for water Efficiency = Water heater efficiency expressed as a fraction Water savings x (Temphot - Tempcold) x Specific Heat x 1,000 /(100,000 x Efficiency) where: Energy Project Benefits = Fuel savings realized in therms WaterProject Benefitsf = water savings for faucets in kgal Temphot = average hot water temperature Tempcoid = average cold water temperature Specific Heat = 8.34 Btu / (kgal) (OF) for water Efficiency = Water heater efficiency expressed as a fraction The Project Benefits associated with the toilet and urinal upgrades include water and sewer savings. Water/Sewer Project Benefits Toilets & Urinals Water Project Benefits = type [ (Usage Ratebaserne - Usage Ratepost) x AAUFtype x Quantitytype] / 1000 where: Water Project Benefits = water savings realized in kilogallons (kgal). These savings will result in water and sewer dollars saved Usage Ratebaseline = baseline fixture use rate in gpf Usage Ratepost = post -installation fixture use rate in gpf (measured) AAUF = average annual flushes per fixture per year = average people using x use/day x days/year Quantity = quantity of affected fixtures A detailed list of fixture counts and locations is shown in Attachment 8. The measured savings are applied to the rates and escalations as shown in Section IV of this Schedule. Refer to Attachment 8 for the calculations. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 77 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 JCI Responsibilities Installation Period M&V Activities The M&V methodology will consist of a combination of Option A. As part of the Option A M&V activities, JCI will verify the proper installation of the water fixtures installed as part of this FIM. JCI will also conduct flow measurements of the installed fixtures. The M&V activities will be performed one-time during the installation period. Measurements for this FIM consist of post -retrofit fixture flowrates for a sample of fixtures meeting 80% level of confidence with a 20% level of precision (80/20) and an assumed coefficient of variation of 0.5. Sample populations will be chosen by the fixture type. Pre -retrofit measurements will be conducted during the installation phase of this project, prior to the demolition of the existing fixtures. Post -retrofit measurements will be conducted after the installation of the fixtures is complete. Once the pre -retrofit and post -retrofit measurements have been conducted, JCI will update the water usage and domestic hot water -related savings with the actual measured data to calculate the actual energy savings for this FIM. Each annual report will reflect water savings, with the rates detailed in Section IV. JCI is not responsible for lack of savings due to inefficiencies arising from improper operation or lack of maintenance of the system. The average annual use per fixture (AAUF) were extrapolated based on the industry standard data, on -site survey, and City interview for each usage group. The AAUF will not be measured and are agreed upon by the City. It is agreed upon that the post -retrofit AAUF for each usage group be the same as the pre -retrofit AAUF as part of this FIM. City Responsibilities City assumes all operational and maintenance requirements for this FIM. City will maintain the new plumbing fixtures installed under the scope of this FIM as per manufacturer's guidelines. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 78 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 IV. BASELINE CALCULATIONS AND UTILITY RATES The unit utility costs for the Baseline period are set forth below as "Base Utility Cost' and shall be used for all calculations made under this Schedule. The Base Utility Cost shall be escalated annually by the actual utility cost escalation, but such escalation shall be no less than the mutually agreed "floor" escalation. The escalation rates can be found in the table below, and there will be (2) two annual escalations prior to Year 1 of the Performance period. The Base Utility Cost for each type of utility represents the 12-month average utility costs from January 2019 through December 2019. Building Airport City Hanger (FBO) Electric Consumption kWh $0.058 Electric Demand kW I $6.67 Natural Gas Therms Water/Sewer .. Airport Terminal/Administration $0.058 $6.67 $0.819 Animal Clinic $0.080 $1.84 Animal Shelter $0.080 $1.84 $0.852 $9.90 Animal Shelter Kennel Arkansas Air Museum $0.080 $1.84 $0.127 $10.95 Blair Library $0.070 Bryce Davis Park & Restrooms $0.160 $10.95 Bryce Davis Restroom & two Pavilions $0.160 City Hall $0.057 $6.77 $0.820 $8.65 Compost Facility $0.085 Development Services $0.075 $4.20 $0.918 $11.09 Facilities/Buildings Maintenance Management Office Fire ARFF Station Fire Marshall Office $0.075 $4.20 $0.855 $0.089 $0.089 $1.029 Fire Station - 1 $0.057 $6.71 $0.873 $8.82 Fire Station - 2 $0.080 $4.20 $0.937 $13.17 Fire Station - 3 $0.129 $0.936 $13.16 Fire Station - 4 $0.076 $4.20 $0.908 $10.68 Fire Station - 5 $0.124 $0.893 $15.85 Fire Station - 6 $0.076 $4.17 $0.881 $14.10 Fire Station - 7 $0.122 $0.883 $17.45 Fire Station - Storage (Crossover) $0.089 Fire Station Training Facility $0.089 Gary Hampton $0.080 $3.44 $10.95 Gary Hampton Park Softball Complex $0.080 $3.44 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms $0.087 $10.95 Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation Kessler Mountain Regional Park - Ball Fields Lake Fayetteville Concessions $0.056 I $6.76 I $10.95 $0.153 $3.00 $6.68 $0.070 $10.95 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 79 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 Building Electric Electric Natural Gas Water/Sewer Consumption kWh Demand kW Therms ,. Lake Fayetteville Marina I $0.070 � $1.52� Lake Fayetteville Marina Office $0.070 Lake Fayetteville North Shore -Pavilion/Restroom $0.070 Lake Fayetteville Park - Restroom $0.070 Lake Fayetteville Softball Field $0.074 Lake Sequoyah - Restroom Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop Lewis Soccer Complex - Concessions/Restrooms Media Services/Television Center Mt. Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office $0.070 $0.109 $8.05 $0.124 $0.079 $4.20 $10.95 $0.087 $1.096 $0.083 $0.866 $7.19 Ozark Military Museum $0.070 Parks and Recreation Offices $0.070 Police Headquarters $0.058 $6.77 $10.95 Recycling Drop Off - Happy Hollow $0.077 $5.30 Recycling Drop Off - Marion Orton Senior Center $0.060 $6.63 $0.837 $0.070 $10.95 T-Hanger A $0.089 T-Hanger A Yard Service (water) $0.089 T-Hanger B $0.089 T-Hanger C $0.089 T-Hanger D $0.089 T-Hanger E $0.089 T-Hanger F $0.089 T-Hanger G $0.089 T-Hanger H $0.089 Town Center $0.077 $0.891 $10.95 Traffic Shop - Parks $0.080 $10.95 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom $0.184 $0.816 $6.68 Walker Park - Concessions/Restroom $0.096 $9.44 Walker Park & Splash Pad $0.096 Walker Park Restroom #1 Washington County District Court $0.096 $0.057 $6.75 $0.884 Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr $0.057 $6.78 $0.817 West Shop $0.080 $10.95 White River Park - Concessions/Restroom $0.070 $10.95 Wilson Park - Concessions $0.070 $0.878 $14.73 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 80 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 1 Building Electric Electric Natural Gas Water/Sewer Wilson Park -Office /Shop I $0.070 Wilson Pool Change Shelter $0.070 Wilson Pool Equip Bldg $0.070 Wilson Park Restroom $0.070 Wilson Park Tennis Courts (Exterior) $0.070 WWTP - Noland $0.040 WWTP - West Side Yvonne Richardson Community Center Intersection Area Lighting $0.040 $0.075 I $4.20 I $0.891 I $10.95 $0.094 Effective Electric Consumption Rate - Solar FIM 4.2 Solar PV 176.4 kW Roof Mount - Blair Library $0.070 FIM 4.3 Solar PV 101 kW Roof Mount - Recycling & Trash Complex $0.070 FIM 4.4 Solar PV 149 kW Roof Mount - Town Center $0.070 FIM 4.9 Solar PV 134 kW Roof Mount - (NEW) Police HQ $0.070 Utility Cost Escalation Rates Electric Consumption 2.8% Electric Demand 3.0% Natural Gas Consumption 3.0% Water/Sewer Consumption 3.0% Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 81 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 V. PRIMARY OPERATIONS SCHEDULE PRE & POST -RETROFIT The pre -retrofit schedules and set -points used in FIM 2 and FIM 3 savings calculations are detailed in the table below. The post -retrofit schedules and set - points ranges for these buildings affected in FIM 2 and FIM 3 are detailed in the table below. Pre -Retrofit Schedules GroupHour Airport T�e Stop "Start'FStop Start 24 hrs None 24 hrs None I Wed or Start Stop Star 24 hrs one 24 hrs Fri Start Stop None 24 hrs None I Sun 24 hrs None 24 hrs Stop None Animal Shelter City Hall 29 Development Services District Courts Building 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 1:30 24 None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None 24 hrs 24 hrs None 24 hrs 24 hrs None 24 hrs None None 24 hrs None Facilities Management 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fayetteville Senior Center 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fayetteville Town Center Exhibition Hall 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 1 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 2 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 3 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 4 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 5 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 6 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 7 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Training Facility 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fleet Transportation 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Greenhouse and Office Media Center 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 29 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 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Schedule 2 Parks and Recreation 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs I None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Police HQ*30 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Recycling Trash Center 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 1 14 None None Richardson Community Center Sustainability Office Water -Sewer Offices 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs one 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Pre -Retrofit Zone Temperature Setpoints Occupied Set -point Range: 70 deg F to 72 deg F Unoccupied Heating Set -point: 70 deg F or less Unoccupied Cooling Set -point: 72 deg F or greater Post -Retrofit Schedules The following table(s) and corresponding information represent the operating conditions City must maintain at its facilities, once the Work is complete, in order to achieve the Project Benefits described in Schedule 1 above. GroupHour Mon Start Airport 24 hrs Stop None Tue Start 24 hrs Stop None 24 hrs None top Start 24 hrs None 24 hrs r Stop None Sat Start 24 hrs Stop None Sun Start 24 hrs Stop None Animal Shelter (Office Areas 8 19 8 19 8 19 8 19 8 19 8 19 None None Animal Shelter (Animal Areas) 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None City Hall31 1:30 18 1:30 18 1:30 18 1:30 18 1:30 18 None None None None Development Services 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 None None None None District Courts Building 6 18 6 18 6 18 6 18 6 18 None None None None Facilities Management 6 18 6 18 6 18 6 18 6 18 None None None None Fayetteville Senior Center 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 None None None None Fayetteville Town Center Exhibition Hall 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 30 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 31 Refer to scope alternate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. 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Schedule 2 Fire Station 1 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs I 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None Fire Station 2 Fire Station 3 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 4 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 124 hrs None 24 hrs I None 24 hrs None Fire Station 5 24 hrs 24 hrs None 24 hrs None { 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs 24 hrs None None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 6 24 hrs None # 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Station 7 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None �24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None 24 hrs None Fire Training Facility 6 18 I 6 - 18 1 6 18 6 18 6 18 None None None None ] Fleet Transportation 6 18 6 1 18 6 18 6 18 11 6 18 - None None None None Greenhouse and Office 6 18 , 6 18 6 18 6 18 6 18 None None None None Media Center 6:30 18 ' 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 None None None None I Parks and Recreation 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 ` None None None None Police HQ 32 6:30 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 None ,None None None r Recycling Trash Center i 6:30 _18 18 6:30 1 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 18 None None None None Richardson Community Center 9 20 9 20 9 20 9 20 I 9 20 None None None I None I Sustainability Office 6:30 18 6:30 18 6:30 1 18 6:30 18 6:30 1 6:30 18 18 None None None None F None None None None Water -Sewer Offices 6:30 18 1 6:30 18 I 6:30 18 6:30 18 *Police HQ is being converted to an office building and these are the Future Office Building Hours. Post -Retrofit Zone Temperature Setpoints Occupied Cooling Set -point: 74 deg F (+/-2 deg F) Unoccupied Cooling Set -point: 78 deg F or greater Occupied Heating Set -point: 70 deg F (+/-2 deg F) Unoccupied Heating Set -point: 65 deg F or less City understands it is their responsibility to operate the system per the post -retrofit schedules and set -points listed above. Refer to sc pe Vernate deduct table in Schedule 4, Item/bullet 1. Performance Con et] v 15] Johnson Controls, N,cA Proprietary 84 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 VI. MEASUREMENT & VERIFICATION SERVICES JCI will provide the M&V Services set forth below in connection with the Assured Performance Guarantee. 1. During the Installation Period, a JCI Performance Assurance Specialist will track Measured Project Benefits. JCI will report the Measured Project Benefits achieved during the Installation Period, as well as any Non -Measured Project Benefits applicable to the Installation Period on a prorated basis, to City within 60 days of the commencement of the Guarantee Term. 2. For the first 10 years, within 60 days of each anniversary of the commencement of the Guarantee Term, JCI will provide City with an annual report containing: a. an executive overview of the project's performance and Project Benefits achieved to date; b. a summary analysis of the Measured Project Benefits accounting; and c. depending on the M&V Option, a detailed analysis of the Measured Project Benefits calculations. 3. During the first 10 years of the Guarantee Term, a JCI Performance Assurance Specialist will monitor the on -going performance of the Improvement Measures, as specified in this Agreement, to determine whether anticipated Measured Project Benefits are being achieved. In this regard, the Performance Assurance Specialist will periodically assist City, on -site or remotely, with respect to the following activities: a. review of information furnished by City from the facility management system to confirm that control strategies are in place and functioning; b. advise City's designated personnel of any performance deficiencies based on such information; c. coordinate with City's designated personnel to address any performance deficiencies that affect the realization of Measured Project Benefits; and d. inform City of opportunities to further enhance project performance and of opportunities for the implementation of additional Improvement Measures. 4. For specified Improvement Measures utilizing an "Option A" M&V protocol, JCI will: a. conduct pre and post installation measurements required under this Agreement; b. confirm the building management system employs the control strategies and set points specified in this Agreement; and c. analyze actual as -built information and adjust the Baseline and/or Measured Project Benefits to conform to actual installation conditions (e.g., final lighting and water benefits calculations will be determined from the as -built information to reflect the actual mix of retrofits encountered during installation). d. Confirm that the building management system employs the control strategies and set points specified in this Agreement; and e. trend data records maintained in the ordinary course of system operation may be used and relied upon by JCI in connection with Project Benefit calculations, as well as in other commercial uses relating to building system performance. JCI will use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the integrity of the data collected to calculate the required metrics. In the event data is lost due to equipment failure, power failure or other interruption in data collection, transmission or storage, JCI will use reasonable engineering methods to estimate the impact of or replace the lost data. 5. For specified Improvement Measures utilizing an "Option B" M&V protocol, JCI will: Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 85 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 2 a. confirm that the appropriate metering and data points required to track the variables associated with the applicable Improvement Measures' benefits calculation formulas are established; b. set up appropriate data capture systems (e.g., trend and totalization data on the data acquisition system) necessary to track and report Measured Project Benefits for the applicable Improvement Measure; c. perform periodic calibrations of the sensors and/or transmitters required to track the variables associated with the applicable Improvement Measures' benefits; and d. trend data records maintained in the ordinary course of system operation may be used and relied upon by JCI in connection with Project Benefit calculations, as well as in other commercial uses relating to building system performance. JCI will use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the integrity of the data collected to calculate the required metrics. In the event data is lost due to equipment failure, power failure or other interruption in data collection, transmission or storage, JCI will use reasonable engineering methods to estimate the impact of or replace the lost data. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 86 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 3 CITY RESPONSIBILITIES In order for JCI to perform its obligations under this Agreement with respect to the Work, the Assured Performance Guarantee, and the M&V Services, City shall be responsible for: 1. Providing JCI, its subcontractors, and its agents reasonable and safe access to all facilities and properties that are subject to the Work and/or M&V Services; 2. Providing for shut down and scheduling of affected locations during installation, including timely shutdowns of chilled water and hot water systems as needed to accomplish the Work and/or M&V Services; 3. Providing timely reviews and approvals of design submissions, proposed change orders, and other project documents; 4. Providing the following information with respect to the project and project site as soon as practicable following JCI's request: a. surveys describing the property, boundaries, topography and reference points for use during construction, including existing service and utility lines; b. geotechnical studies describing subsurface conditions, and other surveys describing other latent or concealed physical conditions at the project site; c. temporary and permanent easements, zoning and other requirements and encumbrances affecting land use, or necessary to permit the proper design and construction of the project and enable JCI to perform the Work; d. a legal description of the project site; e. as -built and record drawings of any existing structures at the project site; and f. environmental studies, reports and impact statement describing the environmental conditions, including hazardous conditions or materials, in existence at the project site. 5. Securing and executing all necessary agreements with adjacent land or property owners that are necessary to enable JCI to perform the Work; 6. Providing assistance to JCI in obtaining any permits, approvals, and licenses that are JCI's responsibility to obtain as set forth in Schedule 1; 7. Obtaining any permits, approvals, and licenses that are necessary for the performance of the Work and are not JCI's responsibility to obtain as set forth in Schedule 1; 8. Properly maintaining, and performing appropriate preventative maintenance on, all equipment and building systems affecting the Assured Performance Guarantee in accordance with manufacturers' standards and specifications; 9. Providing the utility bills, reports, and similar information reasonably necessary for administering JCI's obligations under the Assured Performance Guarantee within five (5) days of City receipt and/or generation or JCI's request therefor; 10. Providing all records relating to energy and/or water usage and related maintenance of the premises and relevant equipment requested by JCI; 11. Providing and installing utility sub -meters on all new construction and/or additions built during the Guarantee Term as recommended by JCI or, alternatively, paying JCI's applicable fees for calculating necessary adjustments to the Assured Performance Guarantee as a result of the new construction. In the event the City provides and installs the sub -meters, JCI shall provide an estimated number of sub -meters required for the Project. 12. Providing and maintaining a dedicated telephone line and/or TCP/IP remote connection to facilitate remote monitoring of relevant equipment; Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 87 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 3 13. Promptly notifying JCI of any change in use or condition described in Section III of Schedule 2 or any other matter that may impact the Assured Performance Guarantee; 14. Taking all actions reasonably necessary to achieve the Non -Measured Project Benefits; 15. If any equipment under control is changed out it is the responsibility of the City to move the controls and the controls programming to the new equipment. 16. Properly maintaining set -points and schedules for control sequences detailed in Schedule 2 that may impact the achievement of Project Benefits, and shall be responsible for City -driven changes to schedules and setpoints, overrides, or lack of maintenance affecting controls performance; 17. Maintaining On- Site Building Automation System Log of short/long term Operational Control overrides for manually bypassing programmed control or override within programming changes to control system parameters and operations. City will work with JCI to define adjustment(s) where this procedure and or operation is not maintained as it affects M&V and Assured Performance Guarantee. The Control Log shall be kept at and maintained at site, providing the following information; a. Entry by Date and Time b. Building, System and Equipment / TU / Space / affected by change, override or modification c. Influencing what equipment, system component, equipment process and or space d. Existing Schedule or Control and Existing Controlled result e. Operational control criteria amended or overridden, reason for override, simple narrative f. Schedule for return to agreed -upon design criteria g. Operator name. 18. Providing documentation showing that operation and maintenance is being performed and that any replacement materials meet or exceed the original equipment efficiencies that will impact the achievement of Project Benefits. 19. City shall agree to sign and return to JCI, there indication of annual performance report acceptance (acceptance form) and or comment to JCI within 30 days of performance report submission and receipt. If this signed acceptance form is not received by JCI within 30 days after the date of acceptance form submission as dated, it will be deemed that City has accepted the values within the annual performance report. 20. For M&V Services, a cancellation notice of 60 days will be needed prior to the commencement of the next performance period during the Guarantee Term. 21. Provide room for construction trailers, dumpsters, laydown areas, parking, and other spaces as requested by JCI. Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 88 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 4 PRICE AND PAYMENT TERMS City shall make payments to JCI pursuant to this Schedule 4. 1. Work. The price to be paid by City for the Work shall be $8,087,014. Payments (including payment for materials delivered to JCI and work performed on and off -site) shall be based on the proportional percentage of the Work that has been completed and materials stored. Payments shall be made to JCI in accordance with the Schedule of Values as shown in Attachment 11. 5% shall be held from payment of each invoice as retainage until Substantial Completion of each individual FIM. Once the City has certified the Substantial Completion of the FIM, the City shall release partial retention associated with the substantially completed FIM, in the amounts identified in the Schedule of Values, included in whole as Attachment 11. The City may elect, at the time of Agreement execution only, to deduct the city hall or police headquarters scope specified below by checking the appropriate box(es) and affixing its signature. The Agreement price, scope, and the savings guarantee shall be adjusted accordingly. ❑ OPTIONAL SCOPE DEDUCTION CITY HALL AND POLICE HEADQUARTERS: $2,688,437 ❑ OPTIONAL SCOPE DEDUCTION TOWN CENTER: $489,556 ❑ OPTIONAL SCOPE DEDUCTION BLAIR LIBRARY: $460,622 City Signature: The table below defines the details of the Optional Deduct scope of work cost and savings deductions related to the optional scope deductions for City Hall -Police Headquarters, Town Center, and Blair Library. The Parties acknowledge that if the City desires, after execution of this Agreement, to include or otherwise contract for deducted scope, the Parties must mutually agree to that addition, and the scope of work cost, savings and capital cost avoidance amounts shown in the table below will require updating for then -current pricing and calculations. The overall project schedule also must be modified to account for the additional scope. 2.4 — City Hall City Hall $1,651,706 $0 $4,983 $4,120 HVAC Upgrades I I $0 $3,830 $4,635 2.14 — HVAC Police $532,732 Upgrades Headquarters 3.2 — BAS i Controls I City Hall $436,880 $3,274 $0 $0 Upgrades 3.23 — BAS Police Controls $67,119 $5,206 $0 $0 Upgrades Headquarters I $0 $8,579 $1,500 2.16 — HVAC Town Center $76,617 Upgrades I $15,104 $0 I $0 4.4—Solar Town Center $407,185 6.28 — Building Town Center $5,753 I $0 $422 I $0 Envelope Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. - Proprietary 89 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule 4 Scope of Measured Non -Measured O&M Capital Cos� DeductionsBuilding Work Cost Utility Savings Utility Savings Savings Avoidance Deductions (Year 1) (Year 1) (Year 1) Deduction 0 . .Deductions 4.2 - Solar Blair Library I $460,622 I $17,880 $0 $0 Total $3,638,615 $41,464 $17,814 $10,255 1 $1,855,006 2. M&V Services. The price for JCI's M&V Services, as detailed on Schedule 2, of this Agreement will be paid to JCI in annual installments. These payments will be due and payable when City receives JCI's invoice and in advance of the services JCI is to provide and shall be made through Year 1 - 10 as per the table below. Year $ Year 1 $20,243 Year 2 $20,851 Year 3 $33,821 Year $22,120 Year 5 $22,783 Year 6 $36,958 Year 7 $24,172 Year 8 $24,896 Year 9--F—$40,385 Year 10 ' $26,412 3. JCI On -Going Services. The price for JCI's On -Going Services, as detailed on Schedule 2, of this Agreement will be paid to JCI in annual installments. These payments will be due and payable when City receives JCI's invoice and in advance of the services JCI is to provide and shall be made through Year 11 - 20 as per the table below. i Year 11 $8,524 Year 12 $19,952 Year 13 $9,044 Year 14 $9,315 Year 15 $21,801 Year 16 $9,883 Year 17 $10,179 Year 18 $23,823 Year 19 $10,798 Year 20 $11,122 Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 90 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Attachment 1 NOTICE TO PROCEED Johnson Controls, Inc. 10600 Colonel Glenn Road, Ste. 200 Little Rock, AR 72204 ATTN: Chip Moore Re: Notice to Proceed for City of Fayetteville Dear Mr. Moore: This Notice to Proceed is being issued by City of Fayetteville ("City") to Johnson Controls, Inc. ("JCI") pursuant to that certain Performance Contract entered into between City and JCI for the purpose of notifying JCI to commence work under such contract. In the event that this Notice to Proceed is delivered by City prior to the execution of the Performance Contract by City and JCI, City understands and expects JCI will incur significant costs and expenses in complying with this Notice to Proceed. In the event the Performance Contract is not executed by the parties, for any reason, City agrees to pay JCI for its costs and fees incurred in complying with this Notice to Proceed on a time and material basis. City also agrees JCI shall be entitled to a reasonable mark-up thereon for profit and overhead. City agrees to pay amounts billed by JCI no later than five (5) days after City receives JCI's payment application. JCI will continue to submit payment applications to City until the Performance Contract is executed. Once the Performance Contract is executed, JCI will begin submitting its payment applications to City in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth therein. Any amounts already paid by City will be credited towards the Performance Contract price. By signing and dating this Notice to Proceed, the parties hereto agree to these terms and represent and warrant they have the authority to execute this Notice to Proceed on behalf of their respective organizations. The parties mutually agree that, subject to the terms of the Performance Contract, Substantial Completion of the project shall be on or before 20 months from the day this Notice is delivered to JCI. CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE Signature: Printed Name: Title: Date ACKNOWLEDGED & AGREED TO: JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. Signature:_ Printed Name: Title: Date: Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 91 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Attachment 2 CHANGE ORDER Performance Contract dated 20 between Johnson Controls, Inc. and City Change Order No. Date (mo/day/yr) City [Insert City Name] The above referenced Performance Contract is hereby modified to the extent described below in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of the CHANGE ORDERS section thereof. Scope of Work changed as follows: Total amount of this Change Order $ Total Performance Contract amount as revised by this Change Order $ The time for completion is: ❑ increased, ❑ decreased, ❑ unchanged. The new completion date resulting from this Change Order is: (mo, day, yr) [check if applicable] Assured Performance Guarantee changed as follows: Unless specifically changed by this Change Order, all terms, conditions and provisions of the above referenced Performance Contract remain unchanged and in full effect. JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. CITY Signature: Signature: Printed Name: Printed Name: Title: Title: Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary 92 © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Attachment 3 CERTIFICATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION PARTIES: JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. ("JCI") 10600 Colonel Glenn Road, Ste. 200 Little Rock, AR 72204 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS ("City") 113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 PROJECT: City of Fayetteville; Performance Contract dated _, 20_ between JCI and City By executing this Certificate of Substantial Completion, City acknowledges the following: a. The work set forth in the Performance Contract is substantially complete. b. City has received the manuals, warranty information, and training required under the Performance Contract. c. The following punch list items must be completed by JCI (check as applicable): ❑ punch list attached ❑ punch list complete d. Upon completion of the punch list items, or if such punch list items are complete, JCI and City shall sign the Certificate of Final Completion attached hereto. Dated 120 City of Fayetteville Arkansas: Johnson Controls, Inc. Signature: Printed Name: Title Performance Contract [Rev 15] Johnson Controls, Inc. — Proprietary © 2022 Johnson Controls, Inc. Signature: Printed Name: Title: 93 Attachment 4 CERTIFICATE OF FINAL COMPLETION PARTIES: JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. ("JCI") 10600 Colonel Glenn Road, Ste. 200 Little Rock, AR 72204 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS ("City") 113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 PROJECT: City of Fayetteville; Performance Contract dated _, 20_ between JCI and City By executing this Certificate of Final Completion, Customer acknowledges the following: a. The work set forth in the Performance Contract has been reviewed and determined by City to be fully complete. b. 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- - Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 1 60.00 0.0052 45.00 56.8433 57.6973 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling 1 5.23 0.26 197.19 249.0901 252.8321 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling 1 1.67 1.67 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.00 0.01 30.00 37.8956 38.4649 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.00 0.01 30.00 37.8956 38.4649 Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall 1 7.00 0.01 5.25 6.6317 6.7314 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.001 0.011 15.00 1 18.9478 19.2324 Animal Shelter 11 ICaulk Black Door 11 19.081 0.00131 3.58 1 4.5198 4.5877 06-16-2021- BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)1 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 - - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 1 1.42 0.17 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 19.25 0.0013 3.61 4.5593 4.6278 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 18.17 0.01 13.63 17.2109 17.4695 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 4 0.67 0.01 2.00 2.5264 2.5643 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 15 0.67 0.01 7.50 9.4739 9.6162 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 1 1.67 0.0026 0.63 0.7895 0.8014 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 1 38.00 0.01 28.50 36.0008 36.5416 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent 1 1.57 0.26 59.16 74.7270 75.8496 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Ceiling 3 0.25 0.01 0.56 0.7105 0.7212 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 13.91 17.5714 17.8354 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 2 19.33 0.0026 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 16 0.04 0.0026 0.25 0.3158 0.3205 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 16 0.04 0.0026 0.25 0.3158 0.3205 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter 1 417.00 1.17 - - - City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter 1 417.00 0.01 312.75 395.0612 400.9962 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 2 19.33 0.0026 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1 13.00 0.01 9.75 12.3161 12.5011 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 4 0.04 0.0026 0.06 0.0789 0.0801 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 4 0.04 0.0026 0.06 0.0789 0.0801 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior 1 3.83 0.01 2.88 3.6317 3.6862 City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 42.00 0.01 31.50 39.7903 40.3881 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 2 29.29 0.0013 10.98 13.8753 14.0837 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 9.00 0.01 13.50 17.0530 17.3092 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 1 37.46 0.01 56.19 70.9784 72.0447 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Clear Caulk - Window - Frame - Wall -Perimeter 1 36.67 0.00 13.75 17.3688 17.6297 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 7 0.00 0.00 6.73 8.4975 8.6251 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 jAdd Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 1 11 0.001 0.001 0.96 1.2139 1 1.2322 06-16-2021 - BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)2 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Clear Caulk - Window - Frame - Wall -Perimeter 1 25.25 0.00 4.73 5.9804 6.0702 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall 1 142.00 0.01 106.50 134.5292 136.5503 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter 1 80.00 0.01 60.00 75.7911 76.9297 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door 1 33.60 0.01 50.40 63.6645 64.6210 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 31.75 0.01 47.63 60.1592 61.0630 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall 2 6.92 0.01 10.38 13.1055 13.3024 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent 1 6.42 0.02 14.44 18.2372 18.5112 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter 1 33.30 0.01 24.98 31.5481 32.0220 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 1 79.00 0.01 59.25 74.8437 75.9681 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 26.32 0.01 39.48 49.8706 50.6198 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Add Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam 2 1.57 0.26 118.32 149.4540 151.6993 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 2 24.58 0.01 36.88 46.5800 47.2797 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 14.13 0.01 10.59 13.3819 13.5829 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 14.13 0.01 10.59 13.3819 13.5829 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 36.50 0.0013 13.69 17.2899 17.5496 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 43.96 0.0013 16.48 20.8228 21.1356 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 36.50 0.0013 13.69 17.2899 17.5496 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 43.96 0.0013 16.48 20.8228 21.1356 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 1 14.00 0.01 10.50 13.2634 13.4627 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 1 14.00 0.01 10.50 13.2634 13.4627 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 20.79 0.0013 3.90 4.9244 4.9984 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 20.79 0.0013 3.90 4.9244 4.9984 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 District Court 11 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 11 13.331 0.011 10.00 1 12.6319 1 12.8216 06-16-2021 - BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)3 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 19.46 0.0013 7.30 9.2173 9.3558 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.33 1.89 2.3871 2.4230 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 19.46 0.0013 3.65 4.6087 4.6779 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 13.91 17.5714 17.8354 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 19.33 0.01 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 19.46 0.0013 7.30 9.2173 9.3558 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1 13.00 0.01 9.75 12.3161 12.5011 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #7 2 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 Fire Station #7 2 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling 1 1265.50 0.01 949.13 1,198.9208 1,216.9320 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 6 26.67 0.0052 120.00 151.5822 153.8594 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 2 26.67 0.0052 40.00 50.5274 51.2865 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 4 26.67 0.0052 80.00 101.0548 102.5730 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 47.33 0.0052 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 47.33 0.0052 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 47.33 0.0052 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 1 26.67 0.0052 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 11 3.001 7.00 4.19 1 5.2864 I- 06-16-2021 - BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)4 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 4.19 5.2864 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 63.00 79.5807 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 1.32 1.6635 1.6885 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 1.32 1.6635 1.6885 Fire Station #1 11 IReplace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 11 3.001 7.001 4.19 1 5.2864 1 5.3659 06-16-2021- BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)5 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.50 6.58 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 54.00 68.2120 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.67 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 06-16-2021 - BE - City of Fayetteville_JCI (swh)6 Attachment 8 FIM 2.0 - HVAC Upgrades - Unitary HVAC Savings FIM 3.0 - BAS Upgrades - BAS Upgrade Savings FIM 5 - Water Conservation Savings Calculations FIM 6 - Building Envelope Savings Calculations Hour Groups Summary Site EXISTING Cooling FLH Heating FLH Airport 1501 2181 Animal Shelter 1501 2181 City Hall 1061 1537 Development Services 1501 1185 District Courts Building 1584 1185 Facilities Management 1501 2181 Fayetteville Senior Center 1501 1791 Fayetteville Town Center Exhibition Hall 1501 1791 Fire Station 1 1732 2181 Fire Station 2 1732 1 2181 Fire Station 3 1732 2181 Fire Station 4 1732 2181 Fire Station 5 1732 2181 Fire Station 6 1732 2181 Fire Station 7 1732 2181 Fire Training Facility 1501 2181 Fleet Transportation 1561 1791 Greenhouse and Office 1501 2181 Media Center 1501 1185 Parks and Recreation 1501 1791 Police HQ 1501 1185 Recycling Trash Center 1501 1791 Richardson Community Center 1274 1791 Sustainability Office 1501 1791 Water -Sewer Offices 1501 1791 Hour Groups Summary Site EXISTING POST RETROFIT Cooling FLH Heating FLH Cooling FLH Heating FLH Airport 1501 2181 1501 2181 Animal Shelter 1501 2181 764 723 City Hall 1061 1537 738 1090 Development Services 1501 1185 625 364 District Courts Building 1584 1185 672 387 Facilities Management 1501 2181 636 710 Fayetteville Senior Center 1501 1791 625 548 Fayetteville Town Center Exhibition Hall 1501 1791 613 513 Fire Station 1 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 2 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 3 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 4 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 5 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 6 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Station 7 1732 2181 1732 2181 Fire Training Facility 1501 2181 636 710 Fleet Transportation 1561 1791 662 583 Greenhouse and Office 1501 2181 636 710 Media Center 1501 1185 625 364 Parks and Recreation 1501 1791 625 548 Police HQ 1501 1185 625 364 Recycling Trash Center 1501 1791 625 548 Richardson Community Center 1274 1791 555 471 Sustainability Office 1501 1791 625 548 Water -Sewer Offices 1501 1791 625 548 GENERALDATA POST -RETROFIT Richardso . Sustainability .tyO_ NOTES 1: SS=Split System PU = Packaged Unit 2: Heat Cap in units of kW for electric heat (EH) and kBtu/hr for all other types. 3: Heating Eff as COP for heat pump heat (HP) and as %for all other types. DOMESTIC PLUMBING FIXTURE WATER SAVINGS CALCULATION SHEET Building Names: Bryce Davis Park City Hall Developm Gary Hampton Gordon HappV Hollow Complex- Fleet ran Lake Favettevill a Lake Sequovah Lewis Soccer Complex Mt Sequovah Greenhous Police Headauart Recycling Senior Center Lone Park ent Services &Trash & Restrooms & Restrooms ers Complex e & Office sportation Population Demographics Variable Name Formula or explanation Population Categories: Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated I FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE PD1 Total cat e o o ulation Average hourly population 10 290 28 35 39 79 25 10 25 5 176 66 63 PD2 Percent of total population that is male Population %that is male 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% PD3 = PD1 x (100%- P132) Female population 5 145 14 18 20 40 13 5 13 3 88 33 32 PD4 = PD1 x PD2 Male population 5 145 14 18 20 40 13 5 13 3 88 33 32 PDS Average hours per day of occupation Average hours per day occupied 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8R25%215% 8 PD6 Average days per year of occupation Average days per year occupied 260 260 260 260 260 260 260 260 260 260 260260 PD7 Domestic Input Yes or No to vary calculation for shower, lav, and kitchen faucet Residential (Yes or No) No No No No No No No No No No N0No Use UF1 Factors The % of time toilets are flushed after use Flush Factor 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%00% UF2 This factor will decrease urinal use if appropriate %of Urinals Available to Males 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 0% 100%00% UF3 This factor will decrease lavatory use ifappropriate Lavatory Use Factor 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% UF4 This factor will decrease kitchen/general purpose faucet use if ro riateUF5 Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet Use Factor 0% 50% 50% 0% 0% 75% 0% 0% 10% 50% 25%a D. This factor will decrease shower use if a ro riate Shower Use Factor 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 5% 0% 0% 0% 0% 5% 1% TFPre Weighted averages obtained from investment grade water audit inspections. Toiletflowrate -gpf 4.00 2.05 3.20 3.21 3.50 2.83 3.05 1.60 1.60 1.60 2.35 1.60 3.02 UFPre Urinalflowrate -gpf 3.50 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.10 0.00 1.28 1.00 0.00 1.50 1.00 1.00 LFPre Lavatory flowrate -gpm 2.50 0.99 1.35 3.00 2.35 1.72 2.18 2.20 2.20 3.00 1.09 2.20 0.97 KFPre Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet flowrate -gpm 0.00 2.20 2.20 0.00 0.00 1.25 1.80 0.00 2.20 2.20 2.20 1.50 1.85 SFPre Showerflowrate -gpm 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.50 2.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 Domestic Average TFPost Flowrates - Proposed Weighted averages based on proposed installations/ retrofits obtained from investment grade audit inspections. Toiletflowrate -gpf 1.60 1.23 1 1.28 1.60 1.28 1.24 1 1.12 1 0.96 1.60 0.96 1.28 0.96 1.24 UFPost Urinalflowrate -gpf 0.500 0.250 1 0.250 1 0.250 1 0.500 1 0.250 1 0.000 1 0.250 0.500 1 0.000 1 0.250 1 0.250 0.500 LFPost Lavatory flowrate -gpm 0.50 0.50 1 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 KFPost Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet flowrate - gpm 0.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 1.80 0.00 1.00 1.00 1.60 1.5o 1.00 1 SFPost Showerflowrate -gpm 0.00 0.00 1 0.00 1 0.00 1 0.00 1 2.50 1 2.50 1 0.00 0.00 1 0.00 1 2.50 1 2.50 2.50 DOMESTIC PLUMBING FIXTURE WATER SAVINGS CALCULATION SHEET Building Names: DomesticBuilding DCPrel =sum of categories forACPre1 Toilet consumption per year (gal/yr) Bryce Davis Park City Hall Developm Gary Hampton Gordon HappV Hollow Complex- Fleet ran Lake Favettevill a 49,563 Lake Sequovah Lewis Soccer Complex Mt Sequovah Greenhous Police Headauart Recycling Senior Center 1123,760 Lone Park ent Services &Trash & Restrooms 386,425 & Restrooms ers 1 268,840 Complex 73,125 10,400 e & Office 26,000 58,240 88,725 sportation 26,000 1 8,320 1 68,640 1 145,064 DCPre2 =sum of categories forACPre2 Uri nalconsumption per year (gal/yr) 13,650 113,100 10,920 27,300 15,210 33,891 0 4,992 9,750 1 0 1 102,960 1 25,740 1 24,570 DCPre3 = sum of categories for ACPre3 Lavatory consumption per year (gal/yr) 2,600 30,001 3,931 10,920 9,532 14,150 5,655 2,288 5,720 1,560 19,890 15,101 6,355 DCPre4 = sum of categories for ACPre4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet consumption per year (gal, 0 165,880 16,016 0 0 38,513 0 0 2,860 2,860 50,336 12,870 15,152 DCPre5 = sum of categories for ACPreS IShower consumption per year (gal/yr) 0 0 0 0 0 20,540 0 0 0 0 45,760 3,432 3,276 DCPreTotal Building Domestic DCPostl =DCPrel+DCPre2+DCPre3+DCPre4+DCPre5 Subtotals - Consumption (Post -Program =sum of categories forACPost1 TOTAL DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION PRE-PROGRAM(gal/yr) 42,250 17 Toilet consumption per year (gal/yr) 10,400 695,406 1 231,227 89,107 1 23,296 111,345 36,400 113,467 -11 32,448 252,157 63,674 55,218 11 18,200 17,680 6,240 44,330 26,000 12,740 4,992 487,786 146,432 1 125.783 A 41,184 173,113 50,960 DCPostl = sum of categories for ACPost2 Urinal consumption per year (gal/yr) 1,950 28,275 2,730 3,413 7,605 7,703 0 975 4,875 0 17,160 6,435 12,285 DCPost3 = sum of categories for ACPost3 Lavatory consumption per year (gal/yr) 520 15,080 1,456 1,820 2,028 4,108 1,300 520 1,300 260 9,152 3,432 3,276 DCPost4 = sum of categories for ACPost4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet consumption per year (gal, 0 75,400 7,280 0 0 30,810 0 0 1,300 1,300 36,608 12,870 8,190 DCPost5 = sum of categories for ACPostS Shower consumption per year (gal/yr) 0 0 0 0 0 20,540 0 0 0 0 45,760 3,432 3,276 DCPostTotal DomesticBuildina DCSavl =DCPostl+DCPostl+DCPost3 +DCPost4 +DCPost5 = DCPrel- DCPostl TOTAL DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION POST-PROGRAM(gal/yi 12,870 Toilet savings per year(gal/yr) 15,600 349,982 155,198 34,762 34,944 41,633 36,725 42,081 56,277 126,835 81,390 19,500 31,363 7,735 4,160 33,475 0 6,552 3,328 255,112 122,408 67,353 27,456 77,987 72,800 DCSavl = DCPre2- DCPostl Urinal savings per year(gal/yr) 11,700 84,825 8,190 23,888 7,605 26,189 0 4,017 4,875 0 85,800 19,305 12,285 DCSav3 = DCPre3 - DCPost3 Lavatory savings per year (gal/yr) 2,080 14,921 2,475 9,100 7,504 10,042 4,355 1,768 4,420 1,300 10,738 11,669 3,079 DCSav4 = DCPre4 - DCPost4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet savings per year (gal/yr; 0 90,480 8,736 0 0 7,703 0 0 1,560 1,560 13,728 0 6,962 DCSav5 = DCPre5 - DCPost5 Shower savings per year (gal/yr) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCSavTotal =DCSav1+DCSav2+DCSav3+DCSav4+DCSav5 TOTAL DOMESTIC SAVINGS(gal/yr) 29,380 345,425 54,345 69,713 71,386 125,323 35,718 9,945 10,855 6,188 232,674 58,430 95,126 DOMESTIC PLUMBING FIXTURE WATER SAVINGS CALCULATION SHEET Building Names: Traffic Shop _ Parks Veterans Water & West Shop White River Park Wilson Park Yvonne Sewer Office - $ Richardso Memorial Communit Park- Restroom Industrial Dr v CentePopulation Demographics Variable Name Formula or explanation Population Categories: Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE Estimated FTE PD1 Total cat egory population Average hourly population 25 63 76 65 5 125 16 PD2 Percent of total population that is male Population %that is male 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% 50% PD3 = PD1 x (100%- P132) Female population 13 32 38 33 3 63 8 PD4 = PD1 x PD2 Male population 13 32 38 33 3 63 8 PD5 Average hours per day of occupation Average hours per day occupied 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 PD6 Average days per year of occupation Average days per year occupied 260 260 260 260 260 260 260 PD7 Domestic Input Yes or No to vary calculation for shower, lav, and kitchen faucet Residential (Yes or No) No No No No No No No Use UF1 Factors The %of time toilets are flushed after use Flush Factor 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% UF2 This factor will decrease urinal use if appropriate %of Urinals Available to Males 100% 100% 100% 0% 100% 100% 100% UF3 This factor will decrease lavatory use if appropriate Lavatory Use Factor 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% UF4 This factor will decrease kitchen/general purpose faucet use if appropriate Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet Use Factor 10% 0% 25% 0% 10% 5% 25% UF5 This factor will decrease shower use if appropriate Shower Use Factor 1% 1% 1% 0% 0% 25% 1% D. TFPre Weighted averages obtained from investment grade water audit inspections. Toiletflowrate -gpf 3.00 2.40 2.92 1.60 6.50 2.38 3.00 UFPre Urinalflowrate -gpf 1.00 1.50 1.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 UFPre Lavatory flowrate -gpm 1.80 0.50 2.20 1.00 2.67 1.55 2.20 KFPre Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet flowrate -gpm 1.50 0.00 1.00 0.00 2.75 2.10 2.20 SFPre Showerflowrate -gpm 2.50 2.50 2.50 0.00 0.00 2.50 2.50 Domestic Average TFPost Flowrates - Proposed Weighted averages based on proposed installations/ retrofits obtained from investment grade audit inspections. Toiletflowrate -gpf 1.28 2.40 1.28 0.96 1.28 1.75 1 1.28 UFPost Urinalflowrate -gpf 0.250 0.500 0.250 0.000 0.250 0.375 0.250 UFPost Lavatory flowrate -gpm 0.50 0.50 1 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 1 KFPost Kitchen/General Purpose Faucet flowrate -gpm 1.50 0.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SFPost Showerflowrate -gpm 2.50 2.50 1 2.50 1 0.00 1 0.00 1 2.50 2.50 DOMESTIC PLUMBING FIXTURE WATER SAVINGS CALCULATION SHEET Building Names: Building Domestic Subtotals - Consumption (Pre -Program DCPrel =sum of categories for ACPre1 Toilet consumption per year (gal/yr) Traffic Shop _ Parks 48,750 Veterans Water & West Shop White River Park Wilson Park 192,969 Yvonne Sewer Office - $ Richardso Memorial Communit Park- Restroom Industrial 108,160 J6 21,125 Dr 144,083 v Center 98,280 31,200 DCPre2 = sum of categories for ACPre2 Urinal consumption per year (gal/yr) 9,750 36,855 29,640 0 1,950 48,750 6,240 DCPre3 = sum of categories for ACPre3 Lavatory consumption per year (gal/yr) 4,680 3,276 17,389 6,760 1,387 20,100 3,661 DCPre4 = sum of categories for ACPre4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet consumption per year (gal, 1,950 0 9,880 0 715 6,825 4,576 DCPre5 = sum of categories for ACPreS IShower consumption per year (gal/yr) 1,300 3,276 3,952 0 0 162,500 832 DCPreTotal =DCPrel+DCPre2+DCPre3+DCPre4+DCPre5 Building Domestic Subtotals - Consumption (Post -Program DCPostl = sum of categories for ACPost1 TOTALDOMESTICCONSUMPTIONPRE-PROGRAM (gal/yr) 66,430 Toilet consumption per year (gal/yr) 20,800 141,687 98,280 204,944 A 1 63,232 114,920 64,896 25,177 I 4,160 411,144 I 141,917 46,509 13,312 DCPostl = sum of categories for ACPost2 Urinal consumption per year (gal/yr) 2,438 12,285 7,410 0 488 18,281 1,560 DCPost3 = sum of categories for ACPost3 Lavatory consumption per year (gal/yr) 1,300 3,276 3,952 3,380 260 6,500 832 DCPost4 = sum of categories for ACPost4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet consumption per year (gal, 1,950 0 9,880 0 260 3,250 2,080 DCPost5 = sum of categories for ACPostS Shower consumption per year (gal/yr) 1,300 3,276 3,952 0 0 162,500 832 DCPostTotal =DCPostl+DCPostl+DCPost3 +DCPost4 +DCPost5 DomesticBuildina DCSavl = DCPrel- DCPostl TOTAL DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION POST-PROGRAM(gal/yi 27,788 Toilet savings per year(gal/yr) 27,950 117,117 0 88,426 80,851 68,276 43,264 5,168 16,965 332,448 51,052 18,616 17,888 DCSavl = DCPre2 - DCPost2 Urinal savings per year (gal/yr) 7,313 24,570 22,230 0 1,463 30,469 4,680 DCSav3 = DCPre3 - DCPost3 Lavatory savings per year (gal/yr) 3,380 0 13,437 3,380 1,127 13,600 2,829 DCSav4 = DCPre4- DCPost4 Kitchen/General Purpose faucet savings per year(gal/yr; 0 0 0 0 455 3,575 2,496 DCSav5 = DCPre5 - DCPost5 Shower savings per year (gal/yr) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCSavTotal =DCSav1+DCSav2+DCSav3+DCSav4+DCSav5 TOTAL DOMESTIC SAVINGS(gal/yr) 38,643 24,570 116,518 46,644 20,009 98,696 27,893 DOMESTIC HOT WATER CALCULATION SHEET ROM 6L Overall DHW Efficiency Lavatory (GAMA Percentage of Faucet Hot Energy Building Water Design DHW Fuel Factor Under this Temperature Building Name Type Rating) DHW Profile (°F) Kitchen / General Purpose Faucet Hot Water Design Temperature (°F) Shower Hot Water Design Temperature (°F) Existing Kitchen / Existing General Existing Lavatory Purpose Shower Faucet Annual Faucet Annual Annual Total Total Water Total Water Water Consumption Consumption Consumption (gal/yr) (gal/yr) (gal/yr) In let Water Temp. (°F) Baseline Annual Baseline Annual Electric Natural Gas Consumption Consumption (kW(therm/yr) Proposed Kitchen / Proposed General Proposed Lavatory Purpose Shower Faucet Annual Faucet Annual Annual Total Total Water Total Water Water Consumption Consumption Consumption (gal/yr) (gal/yr) (gal/yr) Proposed Annual Proposed Annual Natural Gas Electric Consumption Consumption (kWh/yr) (therm/yr) Annual Electric Savings (kWh/yr) Annual Natural Gas Savings (therm/yr) City Hall Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 30,001 165,880 0 60 11,213 0 15,080 75,400 0 5,140 0 6,073 0 Development Services Electric 98% 100% 72 85 306 3,931 16,016 0 60 1,114 0 1,456 7,280 0 496 0 617 0 Gary Hampton Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 10,920 0 0 60 326 0 1,820 0 0 54 0 272 0 Gordon Long Park & Restrooms Electric 98% 300% 72 85 106 9,532 0 0 60 285 0 2,028 0 0 61 0 224 0 Happy Hollow Complex- Fleet/Trans ortation Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 14,150 38,513 20,540 60 5,169 0 4,108 30,810 20,540 4,390 0 779 0 Lake Fayetteville Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 5,655 0 0 60 169 0 1,300 0 0 39 0 230 0 Lake Sequoyah Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 2,288 0 0 60 68 0 520 0 0 16 0 53 0 Lewis Soccer Complex Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 5,720 2,860 0 60 349 0 1,300 11300 0 120 0 229 0 Mt Sequoyah Greenhouse &Office Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 1,560 2,860 0 60 224 0 260 1,300 0 89 0 136 0 Police Headquarters Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 19,890 50,336 45,760 60 8,962 0 9,152 36,608 45,760 7,787 0 1,174 0 Recycling &Trash Complex Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 15,101 12,870 3,432 60 1,644 0 3,432 12,870 3,432 1,296 0 348 0 Senior Center Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 6,355 15,152 31276 60 11507 0 3,276 8,190 3,276 992 0 525 0 Traffic Shop - Parks Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 4,680 1,950 1,300 60 410 0 1,300 1,950 1,300 309 0 101 0 Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 3,276 0 3,276 60 473 0 3,276 0 3,276 473 0 0 0 Water &Sewer Office -S Industrial Or Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 17,389 9,880 3,952 60 1,586 0 3,952 9,880 3,952 1,185 0 401 0 West Shop Electric 98% 100% 72 85 106 6,760 0 0 60 202 0 3,380 0 0 1 101 0 101 0 White River Park Electric 98% 1 100% 72 85 106 1,387 715 0 60 86 0 260 260 0 24 0 62 0 Wilson Park Electric 98% 100% 72 85 306 20,300 6,825 162,500 60 19,622 0 6,500 3,250 162,500 18,994 0 628 0 Yvonne Richardson Community Center Electric 98% 300% 72 85 106 3,661 4,176 832 60 489 0 832 2,080 832 249 0 240 0 Buildings Add Backer Rod -Dow- Penetrati on Wall- Add Cap- Caulk- Penetrati on Vent Add Dow- Window- Corner- Exterior Add Fiberglas s Insulatio n-Spray Add Gasket- Electrical Receptacl e Add Metal Cover- Spray Foam- Add Metal- Frame- Drywall- Spray Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Wall- Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Wall- Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Wall- Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Penetrati Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam - Penetrati Animal Shelter 2 2 3 1 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 2 1 1 1 2 1 City Hall 1 4 District Court 1 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Fire Marshall 1 Fire Station #1 Fire Station #2 Fire Station #3 Fire Station #4 Fire Station #5 Fire Station #6 Fire Station #7 Marion Orton Recycling Drop Off Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 1 Town Center Sub Total 1 1 5 11 2 2 1 4 1 6 1 1 Buildings Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Penetrati Add Rigid Insulatio n-Spray Foam- Penetrati Caulk Black Door Clear Caulk - Window Clear Caulk - Window- Frame - Wall- Clear Caulk Door Clear Caulk Door Frame- Wall Don't Do Insulate Sprayfoa m-Box- Sill- Perimete Insulate Sprayfoa m-Door- Frame- Wall Insulate Sprayfoa m- Penetrati on Insulate Sprayfoa m- Penetrati on Wall Animal Shelter 3 2 3 1 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 2 1 1 City Hall 7 1 District Court 3 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Fire Marshall 1 2 Fire Station #1 2 Fire Station #2 Fire Station #3 12 1 Fire Station #4 4 Fire Station #5 1 Fire Station #6 2 Fire Station #7 2 Marion Orton Recycling Drop Off 1 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Town Center 15 Sub Total 3 2 12 121 2 31 1 1 1 1 21 1 Buildings Insulate Sprayfoa m-Pipe- Ceiling Insulate Sprayfoa m-Pipe- Wall Insulate Sprayfoa m-Wall- Beam- Ceiling Insulate Sprayfoa m-Wall- Beam- Ceiling- Insulate Sprayfoa m-Wall- Ceiling No Cost Attic No Cost Box -Sill- Perimete r No Cost Penetrati on Vent- Ceiling No Cost Penetrati on Vent- Wall No Cost Wall- Ceiling Replace - Astragal- Door Sweep Replace Vertical Sweep - Door Sweep Animal Shelter 1 1 5 3 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 1 1 City Hall 1 1 District Court 4 Fayetteville Television Center 4 2 1 1 Fire Marshall 1 1 1 Fire Station #1 Fire Station #2 Fire Station #3 Fire Station #4 Fire Station #5 Fire Station #6 Fire Station #7 Marion Orton Recycling Drop Off Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Town Center 2 Sub Total 11 51 21 1 31 01 1 11 51 41 6 2 Buildings Replace Vertical Sweep- Door Sweep- Replace Weathers tripping- Astragal- Door Replace Weathers tripping- Door Sweep Replace Weathers tripping- Overhea d Garage Replace- Door Sweep Replace- Door Sweep - Automati c Grand Total Animal Shelter 5 32 Building Maintenance and Facilities Management 2 4 1 21 City Hall 3 8 1 27 District Court 1 1 1 11 Fayetteville Television Center 2 1 12 Fire Marshall 3 10 Fire Station #1 18 20 Fire Station #2 8 8 Fire Station #3 8 1 22 Fire Station #4 10 14 Fire Station #5 9 10 Fire Station #6 10 12 Fire Station #7 13 1 16 Marion Orton Recycling Drop Off 1 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 5 1 10 Town Center 2 3 9 31 Sub Total 2 8 1061 1 13 1 257 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage Z Area (in ) Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 19.83 0.01 in2/in2 14.88 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 19.83 0.01 in2/in2 14.88 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 25.00 0.01 in2/in2 37.50 1 25 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 1 25.00 5.00 in2/in2 18000.00 1 125 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 1 12.70 5.00 in2/in2 9144.00 1 63.5 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 12.70 0.01 in2/in2 19.05 1 12.7 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 11 18.70 5.00 in2/in2 13464.00 1 93.5 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 18.70 0.01 in2/in2 28.05 1 18.7 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.08 0.0013 in2/in2 3.58 1 19.08333333 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.08 0.0013 in2/in2 3.58 1 19.08333333 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 1 1.42 0.25 in2/in2 51.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 1 1.42 0.25 in2/in2 51.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 1 95.00 0.01 in2/in2 71.25 1 95 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 1 95.00 0.01 in2/in2 71.25 1 95 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 1 1.42 0.17 in2/in2 34.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 in2/in2 136.00 1 0.944444444 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 1 60.00 0.0052 in2/in2 45.00 1 60 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling 1 5.23 0.26 in2/in2 197.19 1 5.233333333 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling 1 1.67 1.67 in2/in2 400.00 1 2.777777778 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.00 0.01 in2/in2 30.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.00 0.01 in2/in2 30.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall 1 7.00 0.01 in2/in2 5.25 1 7 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 in2/in2 136.00 1 0.944444444 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 in2/in2 34.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 20.00 0.01 in2/in2 15.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.08 0.0013 in2/in2 3.58 1 19.08333333 LENGTH 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 in2/in2 34.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 in2/in2 136.00 1 0.944444444 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 in2/in2 136.00 1 0.944444444 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.17 in2/in2 34.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 1 1.42 0.67 in2/in2 136.00 1 0.944444444 AREA - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 1 1.42 0.17 in2/in2 34.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 19.25 0.0013 in2/in2 3.61 1 19.25 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 18.17 0.01 in2/in2 13.63 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 4 0.67 0.01 in2/in2 2.00 4 4 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 15 0.67 0.01 in2/in2 7.50 15 15 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 1 1.67 0.0026 in2/in2 0.63 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 1 38.00 0.01 in2/in2 28.50 1 38 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent 1 1.57 0.26 in2/in2 59.16 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe-Ceiling 3 0.25 0.01 in2/in2 0.56 3 3 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 in2/ft2 42.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.33 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 26.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 2 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 14.50 2 38.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 16 0.04 0.0026 in2/in2 0.25 16 16 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 16 0.04 0.0026 in2/in2 0.25 16 16 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage z Area (in ) City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter 1 417.00 1.17 in2/in2 70056.00 1 486.5 AREA - City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter 1 417.00 0.01 in2/in2 312.75 1 417 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 2 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 14.50 2 38.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 13.00 0.01 in2/in2 9.75 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 26.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 City Hall 1 lReplace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.001 7.00 in2/each 1.001 1 1 QUANTITY 1 4.19 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 4 0.04 0.0026 in2/in2 0.06 4 4 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 4 0.04 0.0026 in2/in2 0.06 4 4 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 7.25 1 19.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 7.25 1 19.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 7.25 1 19.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 1 19.33 0.0026 in2/in2 7.25 1 19.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior 1 3.83 0.01 in2/in2 2.88 1 3.833333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 31.50 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 2 29.29 0.0013 in2/in2 10.98 2 58.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.001 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 9.00 0.01 in2/in2 13.50 1 9 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 1 37.46 0.01 in2/in2 56.19 1 37.46 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 1 36.67 0.00 in2/in2 13.75 1 36.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 7 0.00 0.00 in2/each 7.00 7 7 QUANTITY 0.96 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 1 0.00 0.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.96 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 1 25.25 0.00 in2/in2 4.73 1 25.25 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall 1 142.00 0.01 in2/in2 106.50 1 142 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter 1 80.00 0.01 in2/in2 60.00 1 80 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door 1 33.60 0.01 in2/in2 50.40 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 31.75 0.01 in2/in2 47.63 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall 2 6.92 0.01 in2/in2 10.38 2 13.83333333 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent 1 6.42 0.02 in2/in2 14.44 1 6.416666667 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter 1 33.30 0.01 in2/in2 24.98 1 33.3 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 1 79.00 0.01 in2/in2 59.25 1 79 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 26.32 0.01 in2/in2 39.48 1 26.32 LENGTH 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities IV 1 Add Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam 2 1.57 0.26 in2/in2 118.32 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 2 24.58 0.01 in2/in2 36.88 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 14.13 0.01 in2/in2 10.59 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 1 14.13 0.01 in2/in2 10.59 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 36.50 0.0013 in2/in2 13.691 2 73 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 43.96 0.0013 in2/in2 16.48 2 87.91666667 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 36.50 0.0013 in2/in2 13.69 2 73 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 43.96 0.0013 in2/in2 16.48 2 87.91666667 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 11 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage z Area (in ) Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 21 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 4.50 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 1 14.00 0.01 in2/in2 10.50 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 7.80 2 41.58333333 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 1 14.00 0.01 in2/in2 10.50 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.25 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 3.90 1 20.79166667 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.25 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 20.79 0.0013 in2/in2 3.90 1 20.79166667 LENGTH 1.00 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 1 0.33 0.01 in2/in2 0.50 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 1 50.00 0.01 in2/in2 75.00 1 50 LENGTH 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe-Wall 1 0.92 0.01 in2/in2 0.69 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe-Wall 2 0.42 0.01 in2/in2 1.25 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 2 0.25 0.00 in2/in2 0.19 2 2 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 1 25.50 0.01 in2/in2 19.13 1 25.5 LENGTH 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 19.17 0.01 in2/in2 14.38 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 32.00 0.01 in2/in2 24.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 1 13.50 0.01 in2/in2 10.13 1 13.5 LENGTH 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 31.21 0.01 in2/in2 23.41 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 13.00 0.01 in2/in2 9.75 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Caulk Black Door 2 23.67 0.0013 in2/in2 8.88 2 47.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 13.33 0.01 in2/in2 10.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 19.46 0.0013 in2/in2 7.30 2 38.91666667 LENGTH 1.00 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.33 in2/Iftc 26.67 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 19.46 0.0013 in2/in2 3.65 1 19.45833333 LENGTH 1.00 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.25 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 in2/ft2 42.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.33 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 19.33 0.01 in2/in2 14.50 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 2 19.46 0.0013 in2/in2 7.30 2 38.91666667 LENGTH 1.00 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 13.00 0.01 in2/in2 9.751 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep 1 6.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 26.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.251 1 1 QUANTITY 1 1.00 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage z Area (in ) Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Caulk Black Door 1 18.71 0.0013 in2/in2 3.51 1 18.70833333 LENGTH 1.00 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 8 0.04 0.0026 in2/in2 0.13 8 8 QUANTITY 1.00 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.50 6.71 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.96 6.58 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.96 6.58 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 11 2.96 6.67 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station#7 2 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.25 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#7 2 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station#7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling 1 1265.50 0.01 in2/in2 949.13 1 1265.5 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station#3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep 1 3.00 0.01 in2/in2 2.25 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station#3 ClearCaulk- Window 6 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 120.00 6 160 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station#3 ClearCaulk- Window 2 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 40.00 2 53.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 4 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 80.00 4 106.6666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 47.33 0.0052 in2/in2 35.50 1 47.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 47.33 0.0052 in2/in2 35.50 1 47.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 47.33 0.0052 in2/in2 35.50 1 47.33333333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk- Window 1 26.67 0.0052 in2/in2 20.00 1 26.66666667 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage z Area (in ) Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 11 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 in2/in2 6.38 1 17 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 in2/in2 6.38 1 17 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1 298.00 0.01 in2/in2 223.50 1 298 LENGTH 1.00 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 1 298.00 1.00 in2/in2 42912.00 1 298 AREA - Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station#6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.0013 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station#6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.92 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 42.00 0.01 in2/in2 63.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station#1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 in2/Iftc 18.58 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/Iftc 20.00 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.63 in2/Iftc 18.58 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station#1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Quantity (Existing) Length (ft) Height (ft) Dimensions (Existing) Existing Area Calculation Quantity (Upgraded) Upgraded Area Calculation Dimensions (Upgraded) D-Air Leakage z Area (in ) Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 18.96 0.00 in2/in2 3.55 1 18.95833333 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 1 17.00 0.00 in2/in2 6.38 1 17 LENGTH 1.00 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door sweep 1 2.67 6.63 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 7.00 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.50 6.58 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 11 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station#2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 36.00 0.01 in2/in2 54.00 1 1 QUANTITY 1.00 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 3.00 6.67 in2/each 1.00 1 1 QUANTITY 4.19 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 in2/Iftc 18.67 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 in2/Iftc 18.67 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1 2.67 6.67 in2/Iftc 18.67 1 1 QUANTITY 0.07 Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 14.88 18.7899 19.0722 22.32 97.78 97.78 - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 14.88 18.7899 19.0722 22.32 97.78 97.78 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 37.50 47.3695 48.0811 56.27 246.52 246.52 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - - - - - - 0.50 68.74 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - - - - - - 0.50 34.92 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 19.05 24.0637 24.4252 28.58 125.23 125.23 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - I - - - I - - 0.50 51.42 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 28.05 35.4324 35.9646 42.09 184.39 184.39 - - Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 3.58 4.5198 4.5877 5.37 23.52 23.52 - - Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 3.58 4.5198 4.5877 5.37 23.52 23.52 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 51.00 64.4225 65.3903 76.52 335.26 335.26 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 51.00 64.4225 65.3903 76.52 335.26 335.26 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 71.25 90.0020 91.3540 106.91 468.38 468.38 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 71.25 90.0020 91.3540 106.91 468.38 468.38 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 51.02 223.51 223.51 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - - - 0.5o 0.52 Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 45.00 56.8433 57.6973 67.52 295.82 295.82 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling 197.19 249.0901 252.8321 295.88 1,296.29 1,296.29 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling - - - - - - 0.50 1.53 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 30.00 37.8956 38.4649 45.01 197.21 197.21 - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 30.00 37.8956 38.4649 45.01 197.21 197.21 - - Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall 5.25 6.6317 6.7314 7.88 34.51 34.51 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - - - 0.50 0.52 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 51.02 223.51 223.51 - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 15.00 18.9478 19.2324 22.51 98.61 98.61 - - Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 3.58 4.5198 4.5877 5.37 23.52 23.52 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 51.02 223.51 223.51 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - - - 0.50 0.52 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - - - 0.50 0.52 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 51.02 223.51 223.51 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - - - 0.50 0.52 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 34.00 42.9483 43.5935 51.02 223.51 223.51 - - Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.61 4.5593 4.6278 5.42 23.73 23.73 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 13.63 17.2109 17.4695 20.44 89.57 89.57 - Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 2.00 2.5264 2.5643 3.00 13.15 13.15 - Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 7.50 9.4739 9.6162 11.25 49.30 49.30 - - Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 0.63 0.7895 0.8014 0.94 4.11 4.11 - Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 28.50 36.0008 36.5416 42.76 187.35 187.35 - - Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent 59.16 74.7270 75.8496 88.76 388.89 388.89 - - Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Ceiling 0.56 0.7105 0.7212 0.84 3.70 3.70 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 13.91 17.5714 17.8354 20.87 91.44 91.44 - - City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 2.76 12.11 12.11 - - City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 21.76 95.32 95.32 - - City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.25 0.3158 0.3205 0.38 1.64 1.64 - - City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.25 0.3158 0.3205 0.38 1.64 1.64 - - City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter - - - - - - 0.50 267.54 City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter 312.75 395.0612 400.9962 469.27 2,055.94 2,055.94 - - City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 21.76 95.32 95.32 - - City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 9.75 12.3161 12.5011 14.63 64.09 64.09 - - City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 2.76 12.11 12.11 - - City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - City Hall 1 lReplace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 1 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 1 27.51 - - City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.06 0.0789 0.0801 0.09 0.41 0.41 - - City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.06 0.0789 0.0801 0.09 0.41 0.41 - - City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 10.88 47.66 47.66 - - City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 10.88 47.66 47.66 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 10.88 47.66 47.66 - - City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 7.25 9.1581 9.2957 10.88 47.66 47.66 - - City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior 2.88 3.6317 3.6862 4.31 18.90 18.90 - - City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic 31.50 39.7903 40.3881 47.26 207.07 207.07 - - City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 10.98 13.8753 14.0837 16.48 72.21 72.21 - - City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 13.50 17.0530 17.3092 20.26 88.75 88.75 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 56.19 70.9784 72.0447 84.31 369.38 369.38 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 13.75 17.3688 17.6297 20.63 90.39 90.39 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 6.73 8.4975 8.6251 10.09 44.22 44.22 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 jAdd Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 0.96 1.2139 1.2322 1.44 6.32 6.32 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 4.73 5.9804 6.0702 7.10 31.12 31.12 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall 106.50 134.5292 136.5503 159.80 700.10 700.10 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter 60.00 75.7911 76.9297 90.03 394.42 394.42 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door 50.40 63.6645 64.6210 75.62 331.32 331.32 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 47.63 60.1592 61.0630 71.46 313.07 313.07 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall 10.38 13.1055 13.3024 15.57 68.20 68.20 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 jAdd Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent 14.44 18.2372 18.5112 21.66 94.91 94.91 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter 24.98 31.5481 32.0220 37.47 164.18 164.18 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 59.25 74.8437 75.9681 88.90 389.49 389.49 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 39.48 49.8706 50.6198 59.24 259.53 259.53 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam 118.32 149.4540 151.6993 177.53 777.77 777.77 - - Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 36.88 46.5800 47.2797 55.33 242.41 242.41 - - Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 10.59 13.3819 13.5829 15.90 69.64 69.64 - - Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 10.59 13.3819 13.5829 15.90 69.64 69.64 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 13.69 17.2899 17.5496 20.54 89.98 89.98 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 16.48 20.8228 21.1356 24.73 108.36 108.36 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 13.69 17.2899 17.5496 20.54 89.98 89.98 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 16.48 20.8228 21.1356 24.73 108.36 108.36 - - Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.511 27.51 - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 - - Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 - - Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 1 29.58 - - Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 4.50 5.6843 5.7697 6.75 29.58 29.58 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 10.50 13.2634 13.4627 15.75 69.02 69.02 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.80 9.8489 9.9969 11.70 51.25 51.25 - - Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 10.50 13.2634 13.4627 15.75 69.02 69.02 - - Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.90 4.9244 4.9984 5.85 25.63 25.63 - - Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - - Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.90 4.9244 4.9984 5.85 25.63 25.63 - - Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #i7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 0.50 0.6316 0.6411 0.75 3.29 3.29 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 75.00 94.7389 96.1622 112.53 493.03 493.03 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 0.69 0.8684 0.8815 1.03 4.52 4.52 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 1.25 1.5790 1.6027 1.88 8.22 8.22 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 0.19 0.2368 0.2404 0.28 1.23 1.23 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 19.13 24.1584 24.5213 1 28.70 125.72 125.72 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 14.38 18.1583 18.4311 21.57 94.50 94.50 - - FayettevilleTelevisionCenter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 24.00 30.3164 30.7719 36.01 157.77 157.77 - - FayettevilleTelevisionCenter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 10.13 12.7898 12.9819 15.19 66.56 66.56 - - FayettevilleTelevisionCenter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 23.41 29.5664 30.0106 35.12 153.87 153.87 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace-Astragal-DoorSweep 9.75 12.3161 12.5011 14.63 64.09 64.09 - - Fayetteville Television Center 1 Caulk Black Door 8.88 11.2108 11.3792 13.32 58.34 58.34 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 10.00 12.6319 12.8216 15.00 65.74 65.74 - - District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.30 9.2173 9.3558 10.95 47.97 47.97 - - District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1.89 2.3871 2.4230 2.84 12.42 12.42 - - District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.65 4.6087 4.6779 5.47 23.98 23.98 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 13.91 17.5714 17.8354 20.87 91.44 91.44 - District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 14.50 18.3162 18.5913 21.76 95.32 95.32 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 7.30 9.2173 9.3558 10.95 47.97 47.97 - - District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 9.75 12.3161 12.5011 14.63 64.09 64.09 - - District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 1.84 2.3274 2.3624 2.76 12.11 12.11 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Caulk Black Door 3.51 4.4310 4.4976 5.26 23.06 23.06 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.13 0.1579 0.1603 0.19 0.82 0.82 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #7 2 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - - Fire Station #7 2 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling 949.13 1,198.9208 1,216.9320 1,424.12 6,239.30 6,239.30 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep 2.25 2.8422 2.8849 3.38 14.79 14.79 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 - 6.28 - - - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 120.00 151.5822 153.8594 180.05 788.85 788.85 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 40.00 50.5274 51.2865 60.02 262.95 262.95 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 80.00 101.0548 102.5730 120.04 525.90 525.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 53.27 233.37 233.37 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 53.27 233.37 233.37 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 35.50 44.8431 45.5168 53.27 233.37 233.37 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 20.00 25.2637 25.6432 30.01 131.47 131.47 - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 94.53 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 - 6.28 - - - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 - 6.28 - - - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 1 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 - 6.28 - - - - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 9.57 41.91 41.91 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 9.57 41.91 41.91 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 223.50 282.3219 286.5632 335.35 1,469.23 1,469.23 - - Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - - - - - - 0.50 163.88 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 - 6.28 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 - 94.53 - - - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 63.00 79.5807 94.53 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.32 1.6635 1.6885 1.98 8.66 8.66 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.42 1.7903 1.8172 2.13 9.32 9.32 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.32 1.6635 1.6885 1.98 8.66 8.66 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Air Leakage 2 Area (in) Total Infiltration_H _(cfm) Total Infiltration_C _(cfm) Existing Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Existing Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Existing Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Existing U- Value Existing Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 3.55 4.4902 4.5577 5.33 23.37 23.37 - - Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 6.38 8.0528 8.1738 9.57 41.91 41.91 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 1 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 54.00 68.2120 - 81.02 - - - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 4.19 5.2864 5.3659 6.28 27.51 27.51 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 1.98 8.70 8.70 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 1.98 8.70 8.70 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 1.32 1.6710 1.6961 1.98 8.70 8.70 - - 9,420.12 29,241.60 29,241.60 590.62 Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Existing Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Existing Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Loss (kWh) Total Energy Loss (Therms) Infiltration Reduction Upgraded Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 97.78 22.32 0.92 1.79 7.82 7.82 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 97.78 22.32 0.92 1.79 7.82 7.82 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 246.52 56.27 0.95 2.81 12.33 12.33 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 296.71 296.71 296.71 68.74 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 150.73 150.73 150.73 34.92 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 125.23 28.58 0.95 1.43 6.26 6.26 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 221.94 1 221.94 221.94 51.42 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 184.39 42.09 0.95 2.10 9.22 9.22 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door - - 23.52 5.37 0.95 0.27 1.18 1.18 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 23.52 5.37 0.95 0.27 1.18 1.18 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit - - 335.26 76.52 0.95 3.83 16.76 16.76 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 335.26 76.52 0.95 3.83 16.76 16.76 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - 468.38 106.91 0.95 5.35 23.42 23.42 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - 468.38 106.91 0.95 5.35 23.42 23.42 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall - - 223.51 51.02 0.95 2.55 11.18 11.18 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 2.24 2.24 2.24 0.52 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling - - 295.82 67.52 0.95 3.38 14.79 14.79 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling - - 1,296.29 295.88 0.95 14.79 64.81 64.81 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling 6.59 6.59 6.59 1.53 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 197.21 45.01 0.92 3.60 15.78 15.78 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 197.21 45.01 0.92 3.60 15.78 15.78 Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall - - 34.51 7.88 0.95 0.39 1.73 1.73 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 2.24 2.24 2.24 0.52 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - 223.51 51.02 0.95 2.55 11.18 11.18 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 98.61 22.51 0.92 1.80 7.89 7.89 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door - - 23.52 5.37 0.95 0.27 1.18 1.18 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - 223.51 51.02 0.95 2.55 11.18 11.18 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 2.24 2.24 2.24 0.52 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 2.24 2.24 2.24 0.52 0 - - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - 223.51 51.02 0.95 2.55 11.18 11.18 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 2.24 2.24 2.24 0.52 0 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall - - 223.51 51.02 0.95 2.55 11.18 11.18 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.73 5.42 0.95 0.27 1.19 1.19 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 89.57 20.44 0.92 1.64 7.17 7.17 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration - - 13.15 3.00 0.95 0.15 0.66 0.66 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration - - 49.30 11.25 0.95 0.56 2.47 2.47 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - 4.11 0.94 0.95 0.05 0.21 0.21 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - 187.35 42.76 0.95 2.14 9.37 9.37 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent - - 388.89 88.76 0.95 4.44 19.44 19.44 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Ceiling 3.70 0.84 0.95 0.04 0.18 0.18 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 91.44 20.87 0.92 1.67 7.32 7.32 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 12.11 2.76 0.92 0.22 0.97 0.97 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - 95.32 21.76 0.95 1.09 4.77 4.77 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 1.64 0.38 0.95 0.02 0.08 0.08 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - 1.64 0.38 0.95 0.02 0.08 0.08 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Existing Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Existing Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Loss (kWh) Total Energy Loss (Therms) Infiltration Reduction Upgraded Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter 1,154.78 1,154.78 1,154.78 267.54 0 - - City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter - - 2,055.94 469.27 0.95 23.46 102.80 102.80 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door - - 95.32 21.76 0.95 1.09 4.77 4.77 City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - 64.09 14.63 0.92 1.17 5.13 5.13 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 12.11 2.76 0.92 0.22 0.97 0.97 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - 0.41 0.09 0.95 0.00 0.02 0.02 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - 0.41 0.09 0.95 0.00 0.02 0.02 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - 47.66 10.88 0.95 0.54 2.38 2.38 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 47.66 10.88 0.95 0.54 2.38 2.38 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - 47.66 10.88 0.95 0.54 2.38 2.38 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 47.66 10.88 0.95 0.54 2.38 2.38 City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior - - 18.90 4.31 0.95 0.22 0.94 0.94 City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic - - 207.07 47.26 0.92 3.78 16.57 16.57 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - 72.21 16.48 0.95 0.82 3.61 3.61 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 88.75 20.26 0.95 1.01 4.44 4.44 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling - - 369.38 84.31 0.95 4.22 18.47 18.47 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter - - 90.39 20.63 0.95 1.03 4.52 4.52 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle - - 44.22 10.09 0.95 0.50 2.21 2.21 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Add Gasket -Electrical Receptacle - - 6.32 1.44 0.95 0.07 0.32 0.32 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter - - 31.12 7.10 0.95 0.36 1.56 1.56 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall - - 700.10 159.80 0.95 7.99 35.01 35.01 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter - - 394.42 90.03 0.95 4.50 19.72 19.72 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door - - 331.32 75.62 0.92 6.05 26.51 26.51 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 313.07 71.46 0.92 5.72 25.05 25.05 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall - - 68.20 15.57 0.95 0.78 3.41 3.41 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent - - 94.91 21.66 0.95 1.08 4.75 4.75 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter - - 164.18 37.47 0.95 1.87 8.21 8.21 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - 389.49 88.90 0.95 4.45 19.47 19.47 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 259.53 59.24 0.95 2.96 12.98 12.98 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 JAM Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam - - 777.77 177.53 0.95 8.88 38.89 38.89 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 242.41 55.33 0.92 4.43 19.39 19.39 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic - - 69.64 15.90 0.92 1.27 5.57 5.57 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic - - 69.64 15.90 0.92 1.27 5.57 5.57 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 89.98 20.54 0.95 1.03 4.50 4.50 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 108.36 24.73 0.95 1.24 5.42 5.42 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 89.98 20.54 0.951 1.03 1 4.50 4.50 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 108.36 24.73 0.951 1.24 1 5.42 5.42 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.921 0.50 1 2.20 2.20 Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Existing Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Existing Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Loss (kWh) Total Energy Loss (Therms) Infiltration Reduction Upgraded Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 29.58 6.75 0.92 0.54 2.37 2.37 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep - - 69.02 15.75 0.92 1.26 5.52 5.52 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 51.25 11.70 0.95 0.58 2.56 2.56 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep - - 69.02 15.75 0.92 1.26 5.52 5.52 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.92 0.27 1.18 1.18 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 25.63 5.85 0.95 0.29 1.28 1.28 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.92 0.27 1.18 1.18 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 25.63 5.85 0.95 0.29 1.28 1.28 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #i7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - 3.29 0.75 0.95 0.04 0.16 0.16 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 493.03 112.53 0.95 5.63 24.65 24.65 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - 4.52 1.03 0.95 0.05 0.23 0.23 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - 8.22 1.88 0.95 0.09 0.41 0.41 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - 1.23 0.28 0.95 0.01 0.06 0.06 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - 125.72 28.70 0.95 1.43 6.29 6.29 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 94.50 21.57 0.92 1.73 7.56 7.56 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 157.77 36.01 0.92 2.88 12.62 12.62 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - 66.56 15.19 0.95 0.76 3.33 3.33 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 153.87 35.12 0.92 2.81 12.31 12.31 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace-Astragal-DoorSweep - - 64.09 14.63 0.92 1.17 5.13 5.13 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Caulk Black Door - - 58.34 13.32 0.95 0.67 2.92 2.92 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - 65.74 15.00 0.92 1.20 5.26 5.26 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 47.97 10.95 0.95 0.55 2.40 2.40 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - 12.42 2.84 0.92 0.23 0.99 0.99 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.98 5.47 0.95 0.27 1.20 1.20 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.92 0.27 1.18 1.18 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - 91.44 20.87 0.92 1.67 7.32 7.32 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 95.32 21.76 0.92 1.74 7.63 7.63 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 47.97 10.95 0.95 0.55 2.40 2.40 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - 64.09 14.63 0.921 1.17 5.13 5.13 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - 12.11 2.76 0.921 0.22 0.97 0.97 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.921 0.27 1.18 1.18 Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Existing Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Existing Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Loss (kWh) Total Energy Loss (Therms) Infiltration Reduction Upgraded Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Caulk Black Door - - 23.06 5.26 0.95 0.26 1.15 1.15 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - 0.82 0.19 0.95 0.01 0.04 0.04 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #7 2 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.92 0.27 1.18 1.18 Fire Station #7 2 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling - - 6,239.30 1,424.12 0.95 71.21 311.96 311.96 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep - - 14.79 3.38 0.92 0.27 1.18 1.18 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 6.28 0.92 0.50 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 94.53 0.92 7.56 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window - - 788.85 180.05 0.95 9.00 39.44 39.44 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 262.95 60.02 0.95 3.00 13.15 13.15 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 525.90 120.04 0.95 6.00 26.29 26.29 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 233.37 53.27 0.95 2.66 11.67 11.67 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 233.37 53.27 0.95 2.66 11.67 11.67 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 233.37 53.27 0.95 2.66 11.67 11.67 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 131.47 30.01 0.95 1.50 6.57 6.57 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 94.53 0.92 7.56 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 6.28 0.92 0.50 - - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 6.28 0.92 0.50 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Losses Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Existing Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Existing Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Loss (kWh) Total Energy Loss (Therms) Infiltration Reduction Upgraded Heating Loss from Infiltration (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss from Infiltration (kWh) Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 6.28 0.92 0.50 - - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 41.91 9.57 0.95 0.48 2.10 2.10 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 41.91 9.57 0.95 0.48 2.10 2.10 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - 1,469.23 335.35 0.951 16.77 73.46 73.46 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 707.35 707.35 707.35 163.88 0 - - - Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 6.28 0.92 0.50 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 94.53 0.92 7.56 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - 94.53 0.92 7.56 - - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.66 1.98 0.92 0.16 0.69 0.69 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 9.32 2.13 0.92 0.17 0.75 0.75 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.66 1.98 0.92 0.16 0.69 0.69 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Losses Total Upgraded Upgraded Existing Cooling Total Existing Upgraded Heating Loss Cooling Loss Location in Loss from Energy loss from Total Energy Total Energy Infiltration Energy Loss Facility Name Upgraded Code Description from from Facility Conduction Conduction Loss (kWh) Loss (Therms) Reduction from (kWh) (kWh) Infiltration Infiltration Infiltration (Therms) (kWh) (kWh) Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door - - 23.37 5.33 0.95 0.27 1.17 1.17 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 41.91 9.57 0.95 0.48 2.10 2.10 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - 81.02 0.92 6.48 - - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 27.51 6.28 0.92 0.50 2.20 2.20 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 8.70 1.98 0.92 0.16 0.70 0.70 Fire Station#2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 8.70 1.98 0.92 0.16 0.70 0.70 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 8.70 1.98 0.92 0.16 0.70 0.70 2,549.29 2,549.29 31,790.89 10,010.74 585.27 1,601.79 1,601.79 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description UpgradedU- Value Upgraded Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total pgraded ergy Loss (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss (Therms) Heating Savings from Infiltration (Therms) Cooling Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 7.82 1.79 20.53 89.96 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 7.82 1.79 20.53 89.96 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 12.33 2.81 53.45 234.19 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 0.11 15.28 65.93 65.93 65.93 15.28 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 0.11 7.76 33.49 33.49 33.49 7.76 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 6.26 1.43 27.15 118.97 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 0.11 1 11.43 49.32 49.32 1 49.32 11.43 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 9.22 2.10 39.98 175.17 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 1.18 0.27 5.10 22.35 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 1.18 0.27 5.10 22.35 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit - - - - 16.76 3.83 72.70 318.50 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit - - - - 16.76 3.83 72.70 318.50 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - - - 23.42 5.35 101.56 444.96 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - - - 23.42 5.35 101.56 444.96 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall - - - - 11.18 2.55 48.46 212.33 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 0.11 0.12 0.50 0.50 0.S0 0.12 - - Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling - - - - 14.79 3.38 64.14 281.03 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling - - - - 64.81 14.79 281.08 1,231.47 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling 0.11 0.34 1.47 1.47 1.47 0.34 - - Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 15.78 3.60 41.41 181.44 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 15.78 3.60 41.41 181.44 Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall - - - - 1.73 0.39 7.48 32.79 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 0.11 0.12 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.12 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - 11.18 2.55 48.46 212.33 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 7.89 1.80 20.71 90.72 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 1.18 0.27 5.10 22.35 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - 11.18 2.55 48.46 212.33 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 0.11 0.12 0.50 0.50 0.S0 0.12 - - Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 0.11 0.12 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.12 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall - - - - 11.18 2.55 48.46 212.33 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall 0.11 0.12 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.12 - - Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall - - - - 11.18 2.55 48.46 212.33 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.19 0.27 5.14 22.54 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 7.17 1.64 18.81 82.40 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration - - - - 0.66 0.15 2.85 12.49 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 2.47 0.56 10.69 46.84 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 0.21 0.05 0.89 3.90 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - - - 9.37 2.14 40.62 177.98 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent - - - - 19.44 4.44 84.33 369.44 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Ceiling 0.18 0.04 0.80 3.51 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 7.32 1.67 19.20 84.13 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 0.97 0.22 2.54 11.14 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 4.77 1.09 20.67 90.55 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - - - 0.08 0.02 0.36 1.56 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - - - 0.08 0.02 0.36 1.56 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description UpgradedU- Value Upgraded Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total pgraded ergy Loss (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss (Therms) Heating Savings from Infiltration (Therms) Cooling Savings from Infiltration (kWh) City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter 0.11 59.45 256.62 256.62 256.62 59.45 - City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter - - - - 102.80 23.46 445.80 1,953.14 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door - - - - 4.77 1.09 20.67 90.55 City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - - - 5.13 1.17 13.46 58.97 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 0.97 0.22 2.54 11.14 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - - - 0.02 0.00 0.09 0.39 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - - - 0.02 0.00 0.09 0.39 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 2.38 0.54 10.33 45.28 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 2.38 0.54 10.33 45.28 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 2.38 0.54 10.33 45.28 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 2.38 0.54 10.33 45.28 City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior - - - - 0.94 0.22 4.10 17.95 City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic - - - - 16.57 3.78 43.48 190.51 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 3.61 0.82 15.66 68.60 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 4.44 1.01 19.24 84.31 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling - - - - 18.47 4.22 80.10 350.91 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter - - - - 4.52 1.03 19.60 85.87 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Gasket -Electrical Receptacle - - - - 2.21 0.50 9.59 42.01 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 jAdd Gasket -Electrical Receptacle - - - - 0.32 0.07 1.37 6.00 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 IClear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 1.56 0.36 6.75 29.57 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall - - - - 35.01 7.99 151.81 665.10 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter - - - - 19.72 4.50 85.53 374.70 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door - - - - 26.51 6.05 69.57 304.81 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 25.05 5.72 65.74 288.03 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall - - - - 3.41 0.78 14.79 64.79 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent - - - - 4.75 1.08 20.58 90.16 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter - - - - 8.21 1.87 35.60 155.97 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - - - 19.47 4.45 84.46 370.02 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 jAdd Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 12.98 2.96 56.28 246.55 Building Maintenance and Facilities iv 1 JAM Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam - - - - 38.89 8.88 168.65 738.88 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 19.39 4.43 50.90 223.01 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic - - - - 5.57 1.27 14.62 64.07 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic - - - - 5.57 1.27 14.62 64.07 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 4.50 1.03 19.51 85.48 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 5.42 1.24 23.50 102.95 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 4.50 1.03 19.51 85.48 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 5.42 1.24 23.50 102.95 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description UpgradedU- Value Upgraded Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total pgraded ergy Loss (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss (Therms) Heating Savings from Infiltration (Therms) Cooling Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 2.37 0.54 6.21 27.22 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep - - - - 5.52 1.26 14.49 63.50 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.56 0.58 11.11 48.69 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep - - - - 5.52 1.26 14.49 63.50 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.28 0.29 5.56 24.35 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.28 0.29 5.56 24.35 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #i7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - - - 0.16 0.04 0.71 3.12 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling - - - - 24.65 5.63 106.91 468.38 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - - - 0.23 0.05 0.98 4.29 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - - - 0.41 0.09 1.78 7.81 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall - - - - 0.06 0.01 0.27 1.17 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - - - 6.29 1.43 27.26 119.44 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 7.56 1.73 19.84 86.94 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 12.62 2.88 33.13 145.15 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling - - - - 3.33 0.76 14.43 63.23 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 12.31 2.81 32.31 141.56 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 5.13 1.17 13.46 58.97 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 2.92 0.67 12.65 55.42 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - - - 5.26 1.20 13.80 60.48 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.40 0.55 10.40 45.57 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - - - 0.99 0.23 2.61 11.43 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.20 0.27 5.20 22.78 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep - - - - 7.32 1.67 19.20 84.13 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.63 1.74 20.02 87.69 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.40 0.55 10.40 45.57 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - - - 5.13 1.17 13.46 58.97 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep - - - - 0.97 0.22 2.54 11.14 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description UpgradedU- Value Upgraded Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total pgraded ergy Loss (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss (Therms) Heating Savings from Infiltration (Therms) Cooling Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Caulk Black Door - - - - 1.15 0.26 5.00 21.91 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior - - - - 0.04 0.01 0.18 0.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.56 86.97 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #7 2 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 Fire Station #7 2 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling - - - - 311.96 71.21 1,352.91 5,927.33 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep - - - - 1.18 0.27 3.11 13.61 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - 0.50 5.78 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.56 86.97 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window - - - - 39.44 9.00 171.05 749.41 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 13.15 3.00 57.02 249.80 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window - - - - 26.29 6.00 114.03 499.60 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 11.67 2.66 50.60 221.70 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 11.67 2.66 50.60 221.70 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 11.67 2.66 50.60 221.70 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window - - - - 6.57 1.50 28.51 124.90 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.56 86.97 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 0.50 5.78 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 0.50 5.78 - Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.56 86.97 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description UpgradedU- Value Upgraded Heating Loss from Conduction (Therms) Upgraded Cooling Loss from Conduction (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy loss from Conduction (kWh) Total pgraded ergy Loss (kWh) Total Upgraded Energy Loss (Therms) Heating Savings from Infiltration (Therms) Cooling Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 0.50 5.78 - Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.10 0.48 9.09 39.81 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 2.10 0.48 9.09 39.81 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling - - - - 73.46 16.77 318.58 1,395.77 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling 0.11 36.42 157.19 157.19 157.19 36.42 - - Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 0.50 5.78 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.56 86.97 - Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.69 0.16 1.82 7.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.75 0.17 1.96 8.57 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.69 0.16 1.82 7.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Total Upgraded Upgraded Upgraded Total Total Heating Cooling Heating Loss Cooling Loss Location in UpgradedU- Energy loss pgraded Upgraded Savings from Savings from Facility Name Upgraded Code Description from from Facility Value from ergy Loss Energy Loss Infiltration Infiltration Conduction Conduction Conduction (kWh) (Therms) (Therms) (kWh) (Therms) (kWh) (kWh) Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door - - - - 1.17 0.27 5.07 22.20 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 2.10 0.48 9.09 39.81 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 6.48 74.54 - Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 2.20 0.50 5.78 25.31 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.70 0.16 1.83 8.00 Fire Station#2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 0.70 0.16 1.83 8.00 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - 0.70 0.16 1.83 8.00 131.25 566.51 566.51 2,168.30 716.51 8,834.86 27,639.81 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) Total Energ Savings (Therms) Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 89.96 - - - 89.96 20.53 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 89.96 89.96 20.53 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 234.19 - - - 234.19 53.45 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - 53.46 230.77 230.77 230.77 53.46 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - 27.16 117.23 117.23 117.23 27.16 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 118.97 - - - 118.97 27.15 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - 39.99 172.62 172.62 172.62 39.99 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 175.17 - - - 175.17 39.98 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 22.35 - - - 22.35 5.10 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 22.35 22.35 5.10 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 318.50 - - - 318.50 72.70 Animal Shelter 1 Add Metal Cover -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Soffit 318.50 - - - 318.50 72.70 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 444.96 - - - 444.96 101.56 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 444.96 - - - 444.96 101.56 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 212.33 - - - 212.33 48.46 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - 0.40 1.74 1.74 1.74 0.40 Animal Shelter 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 281.03 - - - 281.03 64.14 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Ceiling 1,231.47 - - - 1,231.47 281.08 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Ceiling - 1.19 5.13 5.13 5.13 1.19 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 181.44 - - - 181.44 41.41 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 181.44 - - - 181.44 41.41 Animal Shelter 1 Clear Caulk Door Frame -Wall 32.79 - - - 32.79 7.48 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - 0.40 1.74 1.74 1.74 0.40 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 212.33 - - - 212.33 48.46 Animal Shelter 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 90.72 90.72 20.71 Animal Shelter 1 Caulk Black Door 22.35 22.35 5.10 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 212.33 - - - 212.33 48.46 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - 0.40 1.74 1.74 1.74 0.40 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - 0.40 1.74 1.74 1.74 0.40 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent -Wall 212.33 - - - 212.33 48.46 Animal Shelter 1 No Cost Penetration Vent -Wall - 0.40 1.74 1.74 1.74 0.40 Animal Shelter 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Wall 212.33 - - - 212.33 48.46 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Marshall 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.54 - - - 22.54 5.14 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 82.40 - - - 82.40 18.81 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 12.49 - - - 12.49 2.85 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration 46.84 - - - 46.84 10.69 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 3.90 3.90 0.89 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 177.98 177.98 40.62 Fire Marshall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Marshall 1 Add Cap -Caulk -Penetration Vent 369.44 - - - 369.44 84.33 Fire Marshall 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Ceiling 3.51 3.51 0.80 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 84.13 - - - 84.13 19.20 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 11.14 - - - 11.14 2.54 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 90.55 - - - 90.55 20.67 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 1.56 - - - 1.56 0.36 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 1.56 - - - 1.56 0.36 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) Total Energ Savings (Therms) City Hall 0 No Cost Box -Sill -Perimeter - 208.08 898.16 898.16 898.16 208.08 City Hall 0 Insulate Sprayfoam-Box-Sill-Perimeter 1,953.14 - - 1,953.14 445.80 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 90.55 - - - 90.55 20.67 City Hall 0 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 58.97 - - - 58.97 13.46 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 11.14 - - - 11.14 2.54 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.39 0.39 0.09 City Hall 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.39 - - - 0.39 0.09 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 45.28 - - - 45.28 10.33 City Hall 0 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 City Hall 0 Caulk Black Door 45.28 - - - 45.28 10.33 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 45.28 - - - 45.28 10.33 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 45.28 45.28 10.33 City Hall 1 Add Backer Rod -Dow -Penetration Wall -Exterior 17.95 - - - 17.95 4.10 City Hall 1 Replace -Door Sweep -Automatic 190.51 - - - 190.51 43.48 City Hall 1 Caulk Black Door 68.60 - - - 68.60 15.66 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 City Hall 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 84.31 - - - 84.31 19.24 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling 350.91 - - - 350.91 80.10 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Clear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 85.87 - - - 85.87 19.60 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 42.01 - - - 42.01 9.59 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 jAdd Gasket -Electrical Receptacle 6.00 - - - 6.00 1.37 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 IClear Caulk- Window- Frame - Wall -Perimeter 29.57 - - - 29.57 6.75 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Penetration Wall 665.10 - - - 665.10 151.81 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling -Perimeter 374.70 - - - 374.70 85.53 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Overhead Garage Door 304.81 - - - 304.81 69.57 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 288.03 - - - 288.03 65.74 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Door-Frame-Wall 64.79 - - - 64.79 14.79 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam -Penetration Vent 90.16 - - - 90.16 20.58 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Beam-Ceiling-Perimeter 155.97 - - - 155.97 35.60 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 370.02 - - - 370.02 84.46 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 jAdd Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 246.55 - - - 246.55 56.28 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 JAM Metal -Frame -Drywall -Spray Foam 738.88 738.88 168.65 Building Maintenance and Facilities N 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 223.01 - - - 223.01 50.90 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 64.07 - - - 64.07 14.62 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep -Automatic 64.07 - - - 64.07 14.62 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 85.48 - - - 85.48 19.51 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 102.95 102.95 23.50 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 85.48 - - - 85.48 19.51 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 102.95 - - - 102.95 23.50 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) TotalEnerg Savings (Therms) Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 1 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 27.22 - - - 27.22 6.21 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 63.50 - - - 63.50 14.49 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 48.69 - - - 48.69 11.11 Town Center 1 Replace Vertical Sweep -Door Sweep 63.50 - - - 63.50 14.49 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 24.35 - - - 24.35 5.56 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Town Center 1 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 Town Center 1 Clear Caulk Door 24.35 - - - 24.35 5.56 Town Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #i7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 3.12 3.12 0.71 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Beam -Ceiling 468.38 468.38 106.91 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 4.29 - - - 4.29 0.98 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 7.81 - - - 7.81 1.78 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Pipe- Wall 1.17 - - - 1.17 0.27 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 119.44 - - - 119.44 27.26 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 86.94 - - - 86.94 19.84 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 145.15 - - - 145.15 33.13 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Insulate Sprayfoam-Wall-Ceiling 63.23 - - - 63.23 14.43 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 141.56 - - - 141.56 32.31 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Replace-Astragal-DoorSweep 58.97 58.97 13.46 Fayetteville Television Center 1 Caulk Black Door 55.42 - - - 55.42 12.65 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 60.48 60.48 13.80 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 45.57 - - - 45.57 10.40 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 11.43 - - - 11.43 2.61 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.78 - - - 22.78 5.20 District Court 1 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Astragal -Door Sweep 84.13 84.13 19.20 District Court 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 87.69 87.69 20.02 District Court 1 Clear Caulk Door 45.57 - - - 45.57 10.40 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 58.97 - - - 58.97 13.46 District Court 1 Replace -Astragal-Door Sweep 11.14 - - - 11.14 2.54 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) Total Energ Savings (Therms) Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Caulk Black Door 21.91 - - - 21.91 5.00 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Dow -Window -Corner -Exterior 0.78 - - - 0.78 0.18 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 1 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #7 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 86.97 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station#7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #7 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #7 2 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 Fire Station #7 2 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #7 2 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 District Court 1 Add Fiberglass Insulation -Spray Foam -Wall -Beam - Ceiling 5,927.33 - - - 5,927.33 1,352.91 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 86.97 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #3 Replace -Door Sweep 13.61 - - - 13.61 3.11 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 5.78 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 86.97 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 86.97 Fire Station #3 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 749.41 - - - 749.41 171.05 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 249.80 - - - 249.80 57.02 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk - Window 499.60 - - - 499.60 114.03 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 - - - 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 221.70 - - - 221.70 50.60 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 - - - 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 221.70 221.70 50.60 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 221.70 - - - 221.70 50.60 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 - - - 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 - - - 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #3 Clear Caulk -Window 124.90 - - - 124.90 28.51 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 86.97 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 5.78 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 5.78 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) Total Energ Savings (Therms) Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #5 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #5 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 5.78 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 39.81 - - - 39.81 9.09 Fire Station#4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #4 1 Clear Caulk Door 39.81 39.81 9.09 Fire Station #4 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 Add Rigid Insulation -Spray Foam- Wall -Ceiling 1,395.77 - - - 1,395.77 318.58 Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank 1 No Cost Wall -Ceiling - 127.46 550.16 550.16 550.16 127.46 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 86.97 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 86.97 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #6 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 5.78 Fire Station#6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 86.97 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - 86.97 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #6 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.96 - - - 7.96 1.82 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.57 - - - 8.57 1.96 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 7.96 - - - 7.96 1.82 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Facility Name Location in Facility Upgraded Code Description Total Energy Savings from Infiltration (kWh) Heating Savings from Conduction (Therms) Cooling Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings from Conduction (kWh) Total Energy Savings (kWh) Total Energ Savings (Therms) Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 22.20 - - - 22.20 5.07 Fire Station #1 1 Clear Caulk Door 39.81 39.81 9.09 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #1 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - I- - - - 74.54 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep - - - - - 74.54 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 25.31 - - - 25.31 5.78 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.00 - - - 8.00 1.83 Fire Station#2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.00 8.00 1.83 Fire Station #2 1 Replace Weatherstripping -Door Sweep 8.00 - - - 8.00 1.83 27,639.81 459.37 1,982.78 1,982.78 29,622.60 9,294.23 Attachment 9 FIM 4 - Solar Calculation Models (Helioscopes) Design 1 COF- Fayetteville Police Department, Fayetteville Police Department f Report 1.1d System Metrics Project Name COF- Fayetteville Police Department Design Design 1 Project Address Fayetteville Police Department Module DC 134.1 kW Nameplate Prepared B Cody Wilson P y cwilson@sealsolar.com Inverter AC 100.OkW Nameplate Load Ratio: 1.34 Annual 192.7 MWh Production Performance 84.6% Ratio kWh/kWp 1,436.8 Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Simulator Version de7219c6cd-16a4103c89-1a188dc459- e0f52f71ff .Id Monthly Production 30k 20k >L 10k 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec f Annual Production Description Output %Delta Annual Global Horizontal Irradiance 1,586.4 PDA Irradiance 1,697.9 7.0% Irradiance Shaded Irradiance 1,668.9 -1.7% (kWh/mz) Irradiance after Reflection 1,617.0 -3.1% Irradiance after Soiling 1,584.6 -2.0% Total Collector Irradiance 1,584.7 0.0% Nameplate 212,873.5 Output at Irradiance Levels 211,547.0 -0.6% Output at Cell Temperature Derate 204,726.2 -3.2% Output After Mismatch 204,725.9 0.0% Energy Optimizer Output 201,858.6 -1.4% (kWh) Optimal DC Output 201,636.5 -0.1% Constrained DC Output 198,503.2 -1.6% Inverter Output 195,492.2 -1.5% Energy to Grid 192,673.1 -1.4% Temperature Metrics Avg. Operating Ambient Temp 16.5 °C Avg. Operating Cell Temp 24.4 °C Simulation Metrics Operating Hours 4623 Solved Hours 4623 V Proiect Location 0 Sources of System Loss AC System: 1.4% \ / Shading: 1.7 % Inverters: 1.6% \ 1 pi. Reflection: 3.1 % Clipping: l.6% � Wiring: 0.1% Optimizers: 1.4 % ` \ Soiling: 2.0% Mismatch: 0.0% / \ Irradiance: 0.6% Temperature: 3.2% • Condition Set Description Condition Set 2 Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Solar Angle Location Meteo Lat/Lng Transposition Model Perez Model Temperature Model Sandia Model Rack Type a b Temperature Delta Fixed Tilt -3.56 -0.075 3°C Temperature Model Parameters Flush Mount -2.81 -0.0455 0°C East-West -3.56 -0.075 3°C Carport -3.56 -0.075 3°C J I F I M A I M J I J A I S O N D Soiling (%) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Irradiation Variance 5% Cell Temperature 4° C Spread Module Binning Range -2.5% to 2.5% AC System Derate 0.50% Module Uploaded Characterization Module By Characterizations BVM6612M-450S-H-HC-BF-DG Folsom Spec Sheet (1000V) (Boviet) Labs Characterization, PAN Component Device Uploaded By Characterization Characterizations Component Name Count Inverters SE100KUS (SolarEdge) 1 (100.0 kW) AC Home 4AWG (Aluminum) 1 (270.9 Runs ft) Strings 10 AWG (Copper) 9(2,118.7 ft) 298 Optimizers P960 NA (SolarEdge) (286.1 kW) Module Boviet, BVM6612M-4505-H-HC-BF- 298 (13(13 4.1 DG (1000V) (450W) ch Wiring Zones Description Combiner Poles String Size Stringing Strategy Wiring Zone 13-34 Along Racking . 2 Field Segments Description Racking Orientation Tilt Azimuth Intrarow Spacing Frame Size Frames Modules Power Field Segment 1 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 10' 180' 1.6 ft 1x1 162 162 72.9 kW Field Segment 2 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 10. 180' 1.6 ft 1x1 136 136 61.2 kW Annual Production Report oduced by Cody Wilson © 2021 Folsom Labs 3/3 August 24, 2021 City of Fayetteville- Fayetteville Public Library JPP COF- Public Library, 401 W Mountain St, Fayetteville, AR 72701 .* Report Project Name COF- Public Library Project Address 401 W Mountain St, Fayetteville, AR 72701 Prepared By J P Plumlee jplumlee@lightwavesolar.com dd Monthly Production 40k 30k L x 20k 10k 0 rld System Metrics City of Fayetteville- Fayetteville Public Design LibraryJPP Module DC 176.4 kW Nameplate Inverter AC 133.2kW Nameplate Load Ratio: 1.32 Annual 257.3 MWh Production Performance 85.3% Ratio kWh/kWp 1,458.9 Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) 8e8a737557-8c574f6450-f3f5464605- Simulator Version b7bOb7fOe1 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Month GHI (kWh/mz) PDA (kWh/mz) Shaded (kWh/m2) Nameplate (kWh) Grid (kWh) January 69.7 86.3 84.0 13,921.8 13,782.1 February 83.5 95.7 94.4 15,706.5 15,542.7 March 126.4 139.4 138.1 23,158.2 21,411.7 April 153.6 161.7 160.2 26,858.2 24,156.9 May 182.1 185.1 183.3 30,755.9 27,522.5 June 193.8 194.2 192.5 32,328.7 28,315.1 July 207.8 210.2 208.4 35,018.3 30,380.1 August 182.6 190.3 188.6 31,647.9 27,809.0 September 137.8 150.1 148.7 24,915.9 22,439.4 October 113.3 130.6 129.2 21,580.0 20,062.2 November 74.3 90.1 88.0 14,593.9 14,054.4 December 61.6 76.0 73.0 12,073.4 11,867.4 O Sources of System Loss AC System: 0.9 Inverters: 1.5% \ Clipping: 1.2% Wiring: 0. Optimizers: 1.2% Mismatch: 0.0% / / Temperature: 3.6% Shading: 1.3% Reflection: 3.2 % Soiling: 2.0% nce: 0.6 f Annual Production Description Output % Delta Annual Global Horizontal Irradiance 1,586.4 POA Irradiance 1,709.8 7.8% Irradiance Shaded Irradiance 1,688.3 -1.3% (kWh/mz) Irradiance after Reflection 1,634.3 -3.2% Irradiance after Soiling 1,601.6 -2.0% Total Collector Irradiance 1,601.7 0.0% Nameplate 282,558.7 Output at Irradiance Levels 280,817.5 -0.6% Output at Cell Temperature Derate 270,627.0 -3.6% Output After Mismatch 270,627.0 0.0% Energy Optimizer Output 267,359.9 -1.2% (kWh) Optimal DC Output 266,704.1 -0.2% Constrained DC Output 263,593.5 -1.2% Inverter Output 259,614.3 -1.5% Energy to Grid 257,343.4 -0.9% Temperature Metrics Avg. Operating Ambient Temp 16.5 °C Avg. Operating Cell Temp 25.1 °C Simulation Metrics Operating Hours 4623 Solved Hours 4623 Component Name Count Inverters SE66.61K(SolarEdge) 2(133.2 kW) AC Panels 2 input AC Panel 1 AC Home 3 AWG (Copper) 2 (108.7 ft) Runs AC Home 250 MCM (Aluminum) 1 (553.9 ft) Runs Strings 10 AWG (Copper) 14(4,131.6ft) — Optimizers P370 (SolarEdge) 392 (145.0kW) Module Boviet Solar, BVM6612M-450S-H- HC-BF (450W) 392 (176.4 kW) ch Wiring Zones • Condition Set Description Condition Set 3 JPP Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Solar Angle Location Meteo Lat/Lng Transposition Model Perez Model Temperature Model Diffusion Model Rack Type Uconn Uwind Fixed Tilt 29 0 Temperature Model Parameters Flush Mount 15 0 East-West 29 0 Carport 29 0 J F M A M J J A S O N D Soiling (%) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Irradiation Variance 5% Cell Temperature Spread 4° C Module Binning Range -2.5%to 2.5% AC System Derate 2.00% Module Uploaded Characterization Module BY Characterizations BVM6612M-450S-H-HC-BF Folsom Spec Sheet (Boviet Solar) Labs Characterization, PAN Component Characterizations Device Uploaded By Characterization Description Combiner Poles String Size Stringing Strategy Wiring Zone 17-28 Along Racking 2 Field Segments Description Racking Orientation Tilt Azimuth Intrarow Spacing Frame Size Frames Modules Power Field Segment 1 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 10' 181' 1.6 ft 1x1 214 214 96.3 kW Field Segment 3 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 13° 1810 1.6 ft 1x1 52 52 23.4 kW Field Segment 4 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 13° 181° 1.6 ft 1x1 126 126 56.7 kW Im City of Fayetteville- Recycling Center jPP COF-recycling center,1560South Happy Hollow St. f Report lild System Metrics V Project Location Project Name COF- recycling center Design City of Fayetteville- Recycling CenterjPP Project Address 1560 South Happy Hollow St. Module DC 100.8 kW I ! Nameplate Prepared B j P Plumlee P Y Inverter AC 100.0kW jplumlee@lightwavesolar.com .III Monthly Production 20k 15k 3 10k 5k 0 Nameplate Load Ratio: 1.01 Annual 136.5 MWh Production Performance 82 3% Ratio kWh/kWp 1,354.4 TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, Weather Dataset NSRDB (tmy3, 1) 62dd272022-d8ed2458fe-909ef760ca- Simulator Version 121645d5d9 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec t Annual Production Description Output %Delta Annual Global Horizontal Irradiance 1,586.4 POA Irradiance 1,646.3 3.8% Irradiance Shaded Irradiance 1,642.8 -0.2%I (kWh/mz) Irradiance after Reflection 1,582.1 -3.7% Irradiance after Soiling 1,550.5 -2.0% Total Collector Irradiance 1,550.3 0.0% Nameplate 156,284.2 Output at Irradiance Levels 155,248.2 -0.7% Output at Cell Temperature Derate 141,846.5 -8.6% Output After Mismatch 141,846.3 0.0% Energy Optimizer Output 139,860.3 -1.4% (kWh) Optimal DC Output 139,759.2 -0.1% Constrained DC Output 139,425.1 -0.2% Inverter Output 137,333.7 -1.5% Energy to Grid 136,524.2 -0.6% Temperature Metrics Avg. Operating Ambient Temp 16.5 °C Avg. Operating Cell Temp 32.6 Simulation Metrics Operating Hours 4623 Solved Hours 4623 0 Sources of System Loss AC System: 0.6% \1 Shading: 0.2% Inverters: 1.5% I Reflection: 3.7% Clipping: 0.2% Wiring: 0.1 Optimizers: 1.4% `- Soiling: 2.0% \ Irradiance: 0.7% Temperature: 8.6% • Condition Set Description Condition Set 2 JPP Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Solar Angle Location Meteo Lat/Lng Transposition Model Perez Model Temperature Model Diffusion Model Rack Type Uconst Uwind Fixed Tilt 29 0 Temperature Model Parameters Flush Mount 15 0 East-West 29 0 Carport 29 0 J F M A M J J A S O N D Soiling (%) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Irradiation Variance 5% Cell Temperature 4° C Spread Module Binning Range -2.5% to 2.5% AC System Derate 2.00% Module Uploaded Characterization Module By Characterizations BVM6612M-4505-H-HC-BF Folsom Spec Sheet (Boviet Solar) Labs Characterization, PAN Component Device Uploaded By Characterization Characterizations Component Name Count Inverters SE100KUS (SolarEdge) 1 1 (1(1 00.0 AC Home 12 AWG (Copper) 1 (41.5 ft) Runs 8 (2,320. 4 Strings 10 AWG (Copper) — ft) J Optimizers P505 NA (SolarEdge) 224 (113.1kW) Module Boviet Solar, BVM6612M-450S-H- 224 (100.8 HC-BF (450W) kW) ch Wiring Zones Description Combiner Poles String Size Stringing Strategy Wiring Zone 12-28 Along Racking . 2 Field Segments Description Racking Orientation Tilt Azimuth Intrarow Spacing Frame Size Frames Modules Power Field Segment 1 Flush Mount Portrait (Vertical) 5° 179.4117° 0.0 ft 1x1 226 224 100.8 kW LIGHTwme Annual Production Report produced by J P Plumlee iME yMIN Ion loss �. rV�i LIGHTWMX. © 2021 Folsom Labs 3/3 July 20, 2021 City of Fayetteville- Fayetteville Town Center JPP COF-Town center, 15 W. Mountain St. f Report rld System Metrics V Project Location Project Name COF - Town Center Design City of Fayetteville- Fayetteville Town Center JPP Project Address 15 W. Mountain St. Prepared By J P Plumlee jplumlee@lightwavesolar.com rail Monthly Production 30k 20k >L 10k 0 Module DC 148.5 kW Nameplate Inverter AC 133.2kW Nameplate Load Ratio: 1.11 Annual 217.4 MWh Production Performance 86 2% Ratio kWh/kWp 1,463.9 Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Simulator Version 8e8a737557-8c574f6450-f3f5464605- b7bOb7fOe1 0 Sources of System Loss Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec t Annual Production Description Output % Delta Annual Global Horizontal Irradiance 1,586.4 POA Irradiance 1,697.9 7.0% Irradiance Shaded Irradiance 1,685.8 -0.7%I (kWh/mz) Irradiance after Reflection 1,630.3 -3.3% Irradiance after Soiling 1,597.7 -2.0%I Total Collector Irradiance 1,597.7 0.0% Nameplate 237,292.6 Output at Irradiance Levels 235,823.2 -0.6% Output at Cell Temperature Derate 227,329.3 -3.6% Output After Mismatch 227,329.1 0.0% Energy Optimizer Output 224,146.1 -1.4% (kWh) Optimal DC Output 223,943.6 -0.1% Constrained DC Output 223,311.2 -0.3% Inverter Output 219,961.5 -1.5% Energy to Grid 217,384.9 -1.2% Temperature Metrics Avg. Operating Ambient Temp 16.5 °C Avg. Operating Cell Temp 25.1 °Cl Simulation Metrics Operating Hours 4623 Solved Hours 1 4623 AC System: 1.2% \ Shading: 0.7% Inv1.% Clipping:ng: 0. 0.3 %5 \ Reflection: 3.3% / Wiring: 0.1 % Optimizers: 1.4% Mismatch: 0.0% \ Soiling: 2.0% Temperature: 3.6% Irradiance: 0.6% • Condition Set Description Condition Set 3 JPP Weather Dataset TMY, SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL ARPT, NSRDB (tmy3, 1) Solar Angle Location Meteo Lat/Lng Transposition Model Perez Model Temperature Model Diffusion Model Rack Type Uconst Uwind Fixed Tilt 29 0 Temperature Model Parameters Flush Mount 15 0 East-West 29 0 Carport 29 0 J F M A M J J A S O N D Soiling (%) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Irradiation Variance 5% Cell Temperature 4° C Spread Module Binning Range -2.5% to 2.5% AC System Derate 2.00% Module Uploaded Characterization Module By Characterizations BVM6612M-4505-H-HC-BF Folsom Spec Sheet (Boviet Solar) Labs Characterization, PAN Component Device Uploaded By Characterization Characterizations Component Name Count Inverters SE66.6KU5 (SolarEdge) 2(133.2 AC Panels 2 input AC Panel 1 AC Home 6 AWG (Copper) 2 (419.8 ft) Runs AC Home 2/0 AWG (Aluminum) 1 (258.7 ft) Runs Strings 10 AWG (Copper) 12 (2,198.9ft) — Optimizers P505 NA (SolarEdge) 330 (166.7kW) Module Boviet Solar, BVM6612M-450S-H- 330 (148.5 HC-BF (450W) kW) ch Wiring Zones Description Wiring Zone Combiner Poles . 2 Field Segments Description Racking Orientation String Size Stringing Strategy 12-28 Along Racking Tilt Azimuth Intrarow Spacing Frame Size Frames Modules Power Field Segment 1 Fixed Tilt Landscape (Horizontal) 10o 181.50 1.6 ft 1x1 330 330 148.5 kW ® Detailed Layout - 1k. b # Energy Savings Performance Contract LED Lighting Building Automation Controls Water Conservation Animal Clinic Animal Shelter Bryce Davis Park& Restrooms Animal Shelter Development Services City Hall Animal Shelter Kennel Facilities Maintenance Management Office Development Services City Hall Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation Gary Hampton Fire ARFF Station BAS Controls -Media Services/Television Center Gordon Long Park & Restrooms Fire Station2 Parks and Recreation Offices Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation Fire Station3 Washington County District Court Lake Fayetteville Concessions Fire Station4 Yvonne Richardson Community Center Lake Sequoyah - Restroom Fire Stations Existing Police HQ Lewis Soccer Complex - Concessions/Restrooms Fire Station6 Mt. Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Fire Station 7 Building Weatherization Police Headquarters Fire Station Storage (Crossover) Bryce Davis Park& Restrooms Recycling & Trash Complex Gary Hampton City Hall Senior Center Happy Hollow Complex Fleet/Transportation Development Services Traffic Shop - Parks Lake Fayetteville Marina Office (Exterior only) Gary Hampton Veterans Memorial Park - Restroom Lake Sequoyah Bait Shop Gordon Long Park & Restrooms Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr Mt. Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation West Shop Existing Police HQ Lake Fayetteville Concessions White River Park- Concessions/Restroom Senior Center Lake Sequoyah - Restroom Wilson Park - Concessions Veterans Memorial Park Restroom Lewis Soccer Complex - Concessions/Restrooms Yvonne Richardson Community Center Walker Park & Splash Pad Mt. Sequoyah Greenhouse & Office Wilson Park Office / Shop Police Headquarters Rooftop Solar Yvonne Richardson Community Center Recycling & Trash Complex New Police HQ Senior Center Recycling & Trash Center HVAC Traffic Shop - Parks Town Center Animal Shelter Veterans Memorial Park- Restroom Fayetteville Public Library Animal Clinic ERV Replacement Water & Sewer Office - S Industrial Dr Development Services West Shop Facilities Maintenance Management Office White River Park - Concessions/Restroom Fire Station -1 Wilson Park - Concessions Fire Station - 7 Yvonne Richardson Community Center Happy Hollow Complex - Fleet/Transportation Media Services/Television Center Parks and Recreation Offices Senior Center Town Center Water & Sewer Office Yvonne Richardson Community Center CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS Economic Impact: o Guaranteed 20yr Utility Savings: $3,622,835 o Total Term Projected Economic Savings to the City: $5,091,675 Environmental Impact: o Electricity Consumption Reduction: 29% o Electricity Demand Reduction: 7.1 % o Natural Gas Consumption reduction: 25% o Water Consumption Reduction: 10% o Total Energy Reduction: 27% o Avoided Electricity and Natural Gas consumption represents 1,405 metric tons of annual Co2 sequestration, equal to 1,663 acres of US forest, annually. *All data compares to a 2019 utility baseline. City of Fayetteville Johnson Controls Performance Contract Summary Savings come from: o Utilities —Electricity, Gas, & Water o Operations —Maintenance, Repairs, Emergency Replacements Improvements Across Fayetteville Facilities 0 1,681 LED Lighting Fixture Upgrades (Interior & Exterior) across 23 Facilites/Parks 0 45 HVAC Systems Replaced & Improved o Energy Management Control Systems Upgraded and installed across 11 facilities o Building Weatherization & Envelope Upgrades across 16 facilities (sealing/caulking windows, doors, weatherstripping, insulation, etc.) o Water conservation initiatives across 20 facilites (restroom hardware, kitchen equipment, HVAC mechanical equipment, irrigation, etc.) o 560.4 kW of roof mounted solar across 4 rooftop facilites Summary Benefits: o $5.39MM worth of City upgrades and improvements paid for thru energy savings o Provides long-term budget certainty around increasing operations & maintenance expenses o Provides long-term solution to impending capital equipment upgrades o Solar modules warrantied to produce energy/savings AFTER the project is paid off at year 20 (30-year energy output guarantee) Johnson 0)1(0 Controls 113 West Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR 72701 (479) 575-8323 Resolution: 64-21 File Number: 2020-1000 RFQ 20-06 JOHNSON CONTROLS INC.: A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO SIGN A PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., PURSUANT TO RFQ 20-06, IN THE AMOUNT OF $70,450.00 TO CONDUCT AN ENERGY AUDIT AND IDENTIFY POTENTIAL ENERGY AND COST SAVING MEASURES FOR CITY FACILITIES WHEREAS, on January 2, 2018, the city Council adopted an Energy Action Plan by Resolution 25-18 to build a policy, program, and project framework and initiate action for Fayetteville's efforts to be a resource and energy efficient community; and WHEREAS, Ark. Code Ann. § 14-164-801, et seq, provides the authority for cities to enter into guaranteed energy cost savings contracts in order to reduce energy consumption or operating costs of government facilities; and WHEREAS, the proposed Project Development Agreement will authorize Johnson Controls, Inc. to perform an energy audit and identify potential energy and cost savings measures that can be implemented by the City. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to sign a Project Development Agreement with Johnson Controls Inc., in the amount of $70,450.00 to conduct an energy audit and identify potential energy and cost savings measures that can be implemented in City facilities. Page 1 Printed on 2119121 Resolution. 64-21 File Number 2020-1000 PASSED and APPROVED on 2/18/2021 Attest: ``���rrrrrrrrr,, • AYE�EVLLE Kara Paxton, City Clerk Treasu r '. Page 2 Printed on 2119121 City of Fayetteville, Arkansas 113 West Mountain Street _ Fayetteville, AR 72701 (479) 575-8323 �i Text File File Number: 2020-1000 Agenda Date: 2/16/2021 Version: 1 Status: Passed In Control: City Council Meeting File Type: Resolution Agenda Number: A.11 RFQ 20-06 JOHNSON CONTROLS INC.: A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR JORDAN TO SIGN A PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC., PURSUANT TO RFQ 20-06, IN THE AMOUNT OF $70,450.00 TO CONDUCT AN ENERGY AUDIT AND IDENTIFY POTENTIAL ENERGY AND COST SAVING MEASURES FOR CITY FACILITIES WHEREAS, on January 2, 2018, the city Council adopted an Energy Action Plan by Resolution 25-18 to build a policy, program, and project framework and initiate action for Fayetteville's efforts to be a resource and energy efficient community; and WHEREAS, Ark. Code Ann. § 14-164-801, et seq, provides the authority for cities to enter into guaranteed energy cost savings contracts in order to reduce energy consumption or operating costs of government facilities; and WHEREAS, the proposed Project Development Agreement will authorize Johnson Controls, Inc. to perform an energy audit and identify potential energy and cost savings measures that can be implemented by the City. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to sign a Project Development Agreement with Johnson Controls Inc., in the amount of $70,450.00 to conduct an energy audit and identify potential energy and cost savings measures that can be implemented in City facilities. City of Fayetteville, Arkansas Page 1 Printed on 211812021 Peter Nierengarten Submitted By City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form 2020-1000 Legistar File ID 2/16/2021 City Council Meeting Date - Agenda Item Only N/A for Non -Agenda Item 1/26/2021 SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631) Submitted Date Division / Department Action Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the Project Development Agreement (PDA) with Johnson Controls Incorporated (JCI). This is the first step toward executing an Energy Savings Performance Contract designed to reduce energy consumption, reduce energy costs, and offset 100% of City government electricity use with clean power. PDA deliverables will cost $70,450.00. PDA costs can be paid outright or if the City elects to enter into an Implementation Agreement with JCI, costs can be transferred to total cost of the Implementation Agreement. 4470.140.8900-5 315.00 Account Number 15009.1 Project Number Budgeted Item? Yes Does item have a cost? Yes Budget Adjustment Attached? NA Budget Impact: 4470 Fund Building Efficiency Improvements Project Title Current Budget Funds Obligated Current Balance Item Cost Budget Adjustment Remaining Budget $ 185,000.00 $ 185,000.00 $ 70,450.00 $ 114,550.00 V20180321 Purchase Order Number: Previous Ordinance or Resolution # Change Order Number: Original Contract Number: Comments: Approval Date: CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS MEETING OF FEBRUARY 16, 2021 TO: Mayor and City Council THRU: Susan Norton, Chief of Staff Peter Nierengarten, Environmental Director Paul Becker, Chief Financial Officer FROM: Chris McNamara, Sustainability Project Manager DATE: January 26th, 2021 CITY COUNCIL MEMO SUBJECT: Project Development Agreement with Johnson Controls Incorporated. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of the Project Development Agreement (PDA) with Johnson Controls Incorporated (JCI). This is the first step toward executing an Energy Savings Performance Contract designed to reduce energy consumption, reduce energy costs, and offset 100% of City government electricity use with clean power. PDA deliverables will cost $70,450.00. PDA costs can be paid outright or if the City elects to enter into an Implementation Agreement with JCI, costs can be transferred to total cost of the Implementation Agreement. BACKGROUND: On January 2, 2018, the City Council adopted an Energy Action Plan by Resolution 25-18. The Energy Action Plan was created to build a policy, program, and project framework and initiate action for Fayetteville's efforts to be a resource and energy efficient community. Included among the Energy Action Plan's high-level goals was a City government specific goal of utilizing 100% clean energy in City -owned facilities by 2030 and make all new and existing city -owned facilities and assets more energy efficient. Since 2012, City staff have managed multiple energy efficiency upgrades on City facilities including: HVAC upgrades, window replacement, low flow plumbing fixtures and LED lighting upgrades on City building, street lights and trail lights. In 2019 the City entered into a solar services agreement with Today's Power to build two 5MW solar arrays at our two Wastewater Treatment Plants. These projects brought the City's clean energy consumption from 16% to 72% of our total electricity and are projected to save the City $6 million over the 20-year life of the project. Looking to offset the last 28% of City electricity consumption with clean energy and to conduct more thorough facility energy efficiency assessments, staff identified the Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) as the best pathway to meet these goals. Enabled by Act 1275 of the 90' State of Arkansas General Assembly, a guaranteed energy savings contract allows municipalities to enter into a contract in order to reduce energy consumption or operating costs Mailing Address: 113 W. Mountain Street www.fayetteville-ar.gov Fayetteville, AR 72701 of government facilities and mandates "the energy cost savings and operating cost savings to be realized over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract meet or exceed the costs of the energy efficiency project." This allows local governments and agencies to finance energy conservation measures through the savings those projects generate. In addition, an ESPC guarantees that "if the annual energy or operating cost savings fail to meet or exceed the annual costs of the energy efficiency project as required by the guaranteed energy cost savings contract, the qualified provider shall reimburse the issuer for any shortfall of guaranteed energy cost savings over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract." There are two steps to execute a guaranteed energy savings contract. First, the City must enter into a contract to complete facility energy audits which will review utility energy consumption, facility operations and mechanical equipment. These audits create a benchmark from which all future savings will be referenced, and identify the potential cost saving energy improvements for specific facilities. The City can then select which specific facility improvements it would like to implement. Signing the JCI Performance Contract Development Agreement will initiate this first step. Step two, the City must enter into a later contract to execute identified facility improvements and energy conservation measures. Common improvements include LED lighting retrofits, HVAC systems, building insulation, water conservation and solar energy generation. Another contract will be submitted to the City Council for review and agreement to initiate step two. The City can choose to complete an energy audit but not agree to any facility improvements or energy conservations measure but will need to pay for the audit when completed. If the City enters into a contract for facility improvements and conservation measures, then the energy audit costs may be wrapped into total the contract costs. In June 2020 the City announced a request for qualifications (RFQ 20-06) from all qualified energy service companies to execute a guaranteed energy savings contract. Four companies submitted responses and were reviewed by the selection committee. Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI) was awarded the selection. JCI has extensive experience with solar projects at airports across the country and brings a depth of technical expertise suited for enterprise -wide improvements like the City is proposing. City staff compiled an extensive list of City energy using assets and facilities. Large energy users were identified by reviewing a year of utility consumption data. Another round of assets were identified through interviews with department and facility managers. Assets in the list were then ranked into a three-tier system based upon energy consumption, costs, equipment upgrade potential and department needs. The list of assets to review for an energy audit include many departments and operations; hangers at the airport, administrative and community service buildings, emergency service and operations facilities, parking lots, parks, sport fields, restrooms, and street and traffic signal lighting. The complied facility list looks for many cost savings measures but also acts as a benchmark for data collection and reporting across a breadth of City owned or operated assets. Establishing this benchmark will help the City track and improve operations for many years to follow. Data collection, integrity and performance tracking are essential elements to addressing climate change through strategic actions. This energy audit will serve as a keystone for a decade of sustainability reporting in the City. 2 DISCUSSION: In order to enter into a guaranteed energy savings performance contract with Johnson Controls Inc. the City Council must approve the Project Development Agreement (PDA). The PDA outlines the scope of the project, the obligations of both parties, the financial metrics to be met, the intended outcomes and timeline for the project. Included in the development agreement as Attachment A is the List of Selected Facilities the City of Fayetteville identified for improvement measures. Scope of Services include development of facility improvement measures for facilities identified by the City, provision of information on available project financing and collection of 24 months of utility consumption data. Development Timeline identifies key milestones to advance the project that include signing the Project Development Agreement, completing an energy audit and providing firm costs for facility improvement measures, finalizing an implementation agreement and beginning implementation of engineering services. Project Development Agreement Deliverables include: a. A written description of each Facility Improvement Measure (FIM) proposed to be implemented; b. A financial pro forma cash flow documenting the proposed project. The pro forma will include applicable annual costs and savings that affect the project outcome such as financing, energy, water, sewer, and maintenance costs; C. A preliminary schedule for implementation of the project; d. A summary of the Measurement & Verification plan, including proposed IPMV protocols, such as Option A, B, C, or D that will be used for each FIM; e. A firm offer by JCI to implement the project with a positive to neutral cash flow, based on the project Determinants Project Determinants include success criteria that comply with Act 1275 as Enacted by the Arkansas General Assembly and a table of determinants that include utility rates and projected rate escalation trends, interest rates, City capital contributions, incentives or rebates and operational savings. The project determinants will be populated during execution of the Project Development Agreement and energy audit. Customer Priority FIMS provide a list of Facility Improvement Measures (FIMs) the City can select to create a project that meet City goals. FIMS include lighting upgrades, mechanical improvements, energy management control systems, water conservation, building envelope upgrades and other facility improvement measures, which include solar power generation. Records and Data detail City obligations to furnish utility consumption, building construction drawings, equipment performance records, maintenance and repair costs related to identified FIMs, operational requirements and relevant agreements. Project Cost and Payment Terms lists the costs associated with the executing the Project Development Agreement and Energy Audit. This cost is $70,450.00 and payment is required 60 days after JCI provides deliverables identified above. The City reserves the right to pay for the PDA and energy audit outright or enter into an Implementation Agreement for energy services identified the PDA deliverables. If the City enters into an Implementation Agreement, PDA costs will be transferred to the Implementation Agreement and be subject to the payment terms outlined in the Implementation Agreement. BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT: The cost of the Project Development Agreement is $70,450.00. PDA costs will be paid for using the Building Efficiency Improvement Fund or rolled into the total costs of an Implementation Agreement. After reviewing findings of the PDA and selecting Facility Improvement Measures, staff anticipate returning to City Council with a request to execute an Implementation Agreement with JCI. The City anticipates there will be staff time required to support data collection for the Performance Development Agreement. Staff requirements will largely be limited to the Sustainability & Facilities Management Departments. Attachments: Performance Contract Project Development Agreement - JCI Act 1275 of the 9011 State of Arkansas General Assembly 4 UVI.UolyI I CI Ivcluyc IU. V V I4l I V4-/ LUO-4r V/1'OCVV-V / C'V V'U I' I / Johnson '/��� Controls PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN City of Fayetteville, Arkansas Johnson Controls, Inc. 113 West Mountain Street AND 10600 Colonel Glenn Road, Suite 200 Fayetteville, AR 72701 Little Rock, AR 72204 The purpose of this Project Development Agreement (PDA) is to confirm the intent of Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI) and the Customer named above to develop a performance contract. This agreement will provide the basis of the scope of the PDA, the obligations of both parties, the financial metrics to be met, the intended outcomes and timeline. 1. Scope of Services It is the Parties' mutual understanding this Project Development Agreement will: a. Provide for the development of Facility Improvement Measures (FIMs) at the Customer's facilities (Attachment A) that will fund themselves out of energy and/or operational savings; where possible assist the Customer by providing additional improvements to reduce a Customer's deferred maintenance backlog or desired facility improvement measures not affordable otherwise; b. Provide information on available financing options relative to Customer's project pro forma; c. Utilize the Customer's most recent 24 months of utility consumption data, generally covering the time period of 2018 through 2020. 2. Development Timeline It is the intent and commitment of all parties identified in this Agreement to work diligently, and cause others to work diligently under their direction to achieve the Milestone Schedule identified herein: • Signed Project Development Agreement (PDA) — March 2021 • JCI to complete Project Development, and provide firm costs — 120 days after signing PDA • Finalize Agreements and begin Implementation —180 days after signing PDA • Anticipated Completion and begin System Operation — 12 months after contract execution 3. Deliverables Upon completion of the project development, JCI shall deliver to the Customer: a. A written description of each FIM proposed to be implemented; b. A financial pro forma cash flow documenting the proposed project. The pro forma will include applicable annual costs and savings that affect the project outcome such as financing, energy, water, sewer, and maintenance costs; c. A preliminary schedule for implementation of the project; d. A summary of the Measurement & Verification plan, including proposed IPMV protocols, such as Option A, 6, C, or D that will be used for each FIM; This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely page 1 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. © 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. u uk'uolyII CI I VCIUpr IV. Ju IYl1/UY-14L O-Mr Ur%-OGUU-UI CJJJ,IJ I J I Johnson Controls A firm offer by 1C1 to implement the project with a positive to neutral cash flow, based on the project Determinants indicated in Paragraph 4; 4. Project Determinants Success Criteria: • JCI shall develop a project in compliance with Act 1275 of 2015 as Enacted by the Arkansas General Assembly Regular Session. • JCI shall develop a project where the energy cost savings and operating cost savings to be realized over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract meet or exceed the costs of the energy efficiency project with a maximum term of 20 years. • Project Determinants in the table below will be used by JCI and the Customer to determine the economic merit of the project, the values can change at any time throughout development as better information is made known. Each party has a duty to inform the other of changes to any of the values indicated in a timely manner that may affect the success of the project. Determinant Value Unit 1 Project Term 20 years 2 Interest rate TBD % per year 4 Customer capital contribution TBD $ per year 5 Electric escalation TBD % per year 6 Natural gas escalation TBD % per year 10 Electric demand TBD $/kw -month 11 Electric energy on -peak TBD $/kwh 12 Electric energy off-peak TBD $/kwh 13 Natural gas TBD $/mmbtu 14 Water TBD $/k-gal 15 Sewer TBD $/k-gal 16 Non -guaranteed incentives and rebates TBD $ one time 27 Capital Cost Avoidance TBD $ per year 21 Operational Savings TBD $ per year {Paragraph 5 Next Page} This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely Page 2 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. © 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. L/ul.0 JllylI GI I VCIuYC IL). JU I"MI uY-1 eU0-"Fu/1'0Cuu-ul GV:1JZ1U IV 1 I Johnson /$(Jo Controls S. Customer Priority FIMs JCI will provide some Facility Improvement Measures (FIMs) that are essential to creating a project that meets the Customer's financial buying criteria. Examples of such FIMs may include but not be limited to FIMs such as lighting modifications, water saving fixture modifications and control system modifications. Normally, in addition to those FIMs which are essential creating a project that provides a positive cash flow, JCI can include other FIMs that help the Customer to achieve certain other desired results, such as building improvements or implementing improvements from the Customer's deferred maintenance budget. Listed herein is a list of Customer Priority FIMs. JCI and the Customer acknowledge that JCI will provide as many of the Customer Priority FIMs listed as possible while still meeting the criteria listed in the Deliverables paragraph. The Customer acknowledges that the project may or may not include all of the Customer Priority FIMs listed. 1. Lighting Upgrades a. Interior & Exterior LED Conversions & Intelligent Lighting Upgrades (as possible) b. Interior & Exterior Lighting Controls c. Street Lighting: Provide electric rate review and comment on previous Electric Utility provided audit 2. Mechanical Improvements a. Upgrades to High -Efficiency HVAC equipment (including potential recently completed City HVAC upgrades) b. Retro-commissioning of select HVAC systems 3. Energy Management Control System 6. Records and Data 4. Water Conservation a. Domestic high efficiency plumbing upgrades 5. Building Envelope Upgrades a. Windows b. Roofs Insulation I Building Sealing & Weatherization 6. Other Facility Improvement Measures: a. Waste Management b. Renewable Energy Systems —Solar Thermal & Solar PV, Distributed Energy Storage c. Streetlights, Athletic Field Lighting, Pathway trail lighting, other special lighting During the project development, the Customer will use best efforts to furnish JCI upon its request, accurate and complete data concerning: 1. Most recent 24 months of utility consumption data, generally covering the time period of 2018 through 2020 (electricity, natural gas, waste management and water and sewer user) 2. Building construction drawings (architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural) if available 3. Equipment performance data and equipment lists if available 4. Most recent 24 months of Maintenance and Repair budgets and invoices related to the FIMs; 5. Future projected heating/cooling loads; facility operating requirements; collective bargaining agreements; etc. JCI will provide a separate document with a formal request for the required information shortly after touring the Customer facilities. The Customer shall make every effort to provide that information within 10 days of request. This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely Page 3 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. C 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. UVVUJIIJ. 11 CI IvCIVpC IL . JV IYf1/ I U I I Johnson Controls 7. Preparation of Implementation Contract JCI will develop the framework of the subsequent Implementation Agreement and the Financing Agreement if applicable. JCI and Customer shall work diligently during the project development to complete and populate contract documents. The form of the documents will vary depending on Customer requirements, state statute where applicable and JCI requirements, but where prudent shall utilize JCI standard documents. 8. Project Development Cost and Payment Terms The price for JCI to provide project development services identified herein is $70,450.00 and Customer shall pay this amount to JCI within 60 days after JCI provides the Deliverables identified herein. However, Customer will have no obligation to pay this amount if: a. JCI and the Customer enter into the Implementation Agreement (outlined in Paragraph 7) within 60 days after JCI provides the Deliverables. In such case, costs for project development will be transferred to the total cost of the Implementation Agreement and be subject to the payment terms outlined in the Implementation Agreement; b. The project fails to meet the Project Determinants described in Paragraph 4; in which case the Customer is not obligated to pay JCI for the development services; Obligation to pay if JCI satisfies requirements - Customer shall pay the amount indicated if JCI satisfies the requirements set forth in Paragraph 3 "Deliverables" and the Customer elects not to implement a project with JCI. 9. Indemnity JCI and the Customer agree that JCI shall be responsible only to the extent that City's injury, loss, or damage was caused by the intentional misconduct or the negligent act or omission of JCI in providing the services required under this Agreement. JCI agrees to indemnify and to hold City, including its officers, agents, directors, and employees, harmless from all third party claims, demands, or suits of any kind, including all legal costs and attorney's fees, resulting from the intentional misconduct of JCI's employees or any negligent act or omission by JCI's employees or agents in providing the services required under this Agreement. Neither JCI nor the Customer will be responsible to the other for any special, indirect, or consequential damages. Nothing herein shall constitute a waiver of any of the Customer's statutory or common law immunity. 10. Disputes If a dispute arises under this Agreement, the parties shall promptly attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute by negotiation. All disputes not resolved by negotiation shall be resolved in the Circuit Court of Washington County, Arkansas or the closest U.S. District Court in or to Washington County, Arkansas, with Arkansas law applying to the case. 11. Confidentiality This agreement creates a confidential relationship between JCI and Customer. Both parties acknowledge that while performing this Agreement, each will have access to confidential information, including but not limited to systems, services or planned services, suppliers, data, financial information, computer software, processes, methods, knowledge, This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely Page 4 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. © 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. L/Ul.0 Jlljll CI I VCI UPC IL/. Ju IY/11 uY-I LLloWruP -OFUU-U/ CJJJZ7" I U I I Johnson '/�j�� Controls ideas, marketing promotions, current or planned activities, research, development, and other information relating to the other party ("Proprietary Information"). Except as authorized in writing, or as required by law, both parties agree to keep all Proprietary Information confidential. JCI may only make copies of Proprietary Information necessary for performing its services. Upon cessation of services, termination, or expiration of this Agreement, or upon either party's request, whichever is earlier, both parties will return all such information and all documents, data and other materials in their control that contain or relate to such Proprietary Information. JCI and Customer understand that this is a confidential project and agree to keep and maintain confidentiality to the extent permitted by law regarding its undertaking of this project. JCI shall coordinate its services only through the designated Customer representative and shall provide information regarding this project to only those persons approved by Customer. JCI will be notified in writing of any changes in the designated Customer representative. JCI agrees and understands that this Agreement and documents submitted to the City pursuant hereto are subject to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act. If a Freedom of Information Act request is presented to the City of Fayetteville requesting such documents, JCI will do everything possible to provide the documents in a prompt and timely manner as prescribed in the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (A.C.A. §25-19-101 et seq.). Only legally authorized photocopying costs pursuant to the FOIA may be assessed for this compliance. 12. Miscellaneous Provisions This Agreement cannot be assigned by either party without the prior written consent of the other party. This Agreement is the entire Agreement between JCI and the Customer and supersedes any prior oral understandings, written agreements, proposals, or other communications between JCI and the Customer. Any change or modification to this Agreement will not be effective unless made in writing. This written instrument must specifically indicate that it is an amendment, change, or modification to this Agreement. This document represents the business intent of both parties and should be executed by the parties who would ultimately be signatory to a final agreement. JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, AR By Justin surratt BY Lioneld Jordan stned by: Signature L-V�V,SUWA SiQJQ gn 71,14 I L � Title Area General Manager Title - Mayo��/ Date 1/26/2021 Date I �' This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely Page 5 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. © 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. L UI.UJIYII CI I VCIUPC IV. JU 1'f/1/ VY-/LVO-YFuP -o Cvu-uI F-Vjovu IV I I Johnson Controls ATTACHMENT -A • Attached Selected Facilities for Audit, as provided to JCI. Selected Facilities for Improvements Assets with, Cost I 1 AIIet_ Included witflout C-0;<s Roll Audi Airport T-Hangers Town Center Fire Marshall Offie & Fire Stations 1-7 City Hall Happy Hollow Complex Airport Terminal/Administration Water & Sewer Office Senior Center Police Headquarters 26 Park Restroom, Consession & Misc Buildings Arkansas Air Museum Recycling & Trash Complex Development Services Animal Shelter Complex Yvonne Rictardson Community Center Traffic Shop - Parks Facilities Maintenance Office West Shop Rangers Pantry Pet Food Bank Media Services/Television Center WWTP - Noland WWTP - West Side Compost Faclity T-Hanger A Yard Service Recycling Drop Off - Happy Hollow ing Drop Off - Mai for Ortc n Management Systems 16 Parking I-= Area Area (ft2) Sport Field Lighting or Irrigation Area (W) 120,090 Lake Fayetteville Softball N/A 83,000 Gary Hampton Softball N/A 55,485 Kessler Mountain Regional Park Ball Fk N/A 36,140 White River Park Baseball N/A 31,250 Lewis Soccer Complex N/A 28,500 Wilson Park Pool N/A 26,481 Wilson Park/Tennis Courts N/A 2-5,000 Walker Park Splash Pad N/A 24,555 Veterans Park N/A 2-3,709 Lighting Only Area (ft2) 21,372 150 Traffic Signal Area Light n= 19,230 11,588 Blair Library 11,075 Review Street Light Audit & Rates Area Ift2) 9,000 12,660 SVVEPCO coned Street Light-7 N/A 8,940 8,220 7,250 AEO Sq. Ft. 1GA Guidelines - Total Area 6,800 01-250,000 $ 0.20 5,116 4,700 250,000-500,000 5 0.1E 4,700 500,000+ $ 0.15 3,900 N/A "Lighting Onty" rate subject to ESCo 5 - N/A I TOTAL 673,398 1 This document contains trade secrets and proprietary information of Johnson Controls, Inc. Disclosure of this publication is absolutely Page 6 of 6 prohibited without the express written permission of Johnson Controls, Inc. © 2014 Johnson Controls, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Stricken language would be deleted from and underlined language would be added to present law. Act 1275 of the Regular Session State of Arkansas As Engrossed: S33124115 90th General Assembly A Bill Regular Session. 2015 SENATE BILL 869 By: Senator D. Johnson By: Representative Sabin For An Act To Be Entitled AN ACT TO PROVIDE ENABLING LEGISLATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT BONDS ISSUED BY A MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY UNDER ARKANSAS CONSTITUTION, AMENDMENT 89; TO CREATE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT BOND ACT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Subtitle TO PROVIDE ENABLING LEGISLATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT BONDS ISSUED BY A MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY; AND TO CREATE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT BOND ACT. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS: SECTION 1. Arkansas Code Title 14, Chapter 164, is amended to add an additional subchapter to read as follows: Subchapter 8 — Local Government Energy Efficiency Project Bond Act 14-164-801. Title. This subchapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Local Government Energy Efficiency Project Bond Act". 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 14-164-802. Purpose — Legislative findings. 2 (a) The purpose of this subchapter is to provide financing for energy 3 efficiency projects for municipalities and counties under Arkansas 4 Constitution, Amendment 89. 5 (b) The General Assembly finds that: 6 (1) This subchapter is in furtherance of a public purpose; and 7 (2) The duties imposed upon and authority granted to 8 municipalities and counties in this subchapter are in furtherance of the 9 conservation of the environment, efficient government spending, and the 10 protection of the public health, welfare, and safety. 11 12 14-164-803. Definitions. 13 As used in this subchapter: 14 (1) "Bonds" means bonds, notes, certificates, financing leases, 15 or other interest -bearing instruments or evidences of indebtedness that are 16 issued under this subchapter; 17 (2) "Chief executive officer" means the chief executive officer 18 of a municipality or the county judge of a county; 19 (3) "County" means a county in the State of Arkansas; 20 (4) "Energy efficiency project" means: 21 (A) A new facility that is designed to reduce the 22 consumption of energy or natural resources or result in operating cost 23 savings as a result of changes that: 24 (i) Do not degrade the level of service or working 25 conditions; 26 (11) Are measurable and verifiable under the 27 International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol, as adopted 28 by the Arkansas Energy Office in the rules required under § 19-11-1207; and 29 (iii) Are measured and verified by an audit 30 performed by an independent engineer or by a qualified provider, including 31 the vendor providing the energy efficiency project; or 32 (B) An existing facility alteration that is designed to 33 reduce the consumption of energy or natural resources or result in operating 34 cost savings as a result of changes that conform with subdivisions (4)(A)(i) 35 and (ii) of this section; 36 L1 "Guaranteed energy cost savings contract" means a contract 2 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 for the implementation of one (1) or more energy efficiency projects and 2 services provided by a qualified provider in which the energy and cost 3 savings achieved by the installed energy efficiency project cover all energy 4 efficiency project costs, including financing, over a specified contract 5 term; 6 (6) "Issuer" means a municipality or a county; 7 (7) "Legislative body" means the quorum court of a county or the 8 council, board of directors, board of commissioners, or similar elected 9 governing body of a city or town; 10 (8) "Municipality" means a city or incorporated town in the 11 State of Arkansas; 12 (9) "Operating cost savings" means expenses eliminated and 13 future replacement expenditures avoided as a result of new equipment 14 installed or services performed; 15 (10) "Ordinance" means an ordinance, resolution, or other 16 appropriate legislative enactment of a legislative body; and 17 (11) "Qualified provider" means the same as defined in § 19-11- 18 1202. 19 20 14-164-804. Energy efficiency projects authorized. 21 (a)(1) A municipality or county may enter into a guaranteed energy 22 cost savings contract in order to reduce energy consumption or operating 23 costs of government facilities under this subchapter. 24 (2) A municipality or county may enter into an installment 25 payment contract or lease purchase agreement with a qualified provider for 26 the purchase and installation of an energy efficiency project in accordance 27 with this subchapter. 28 (b) An energy efficiency project shall comply with current local, 29 state, and federal construction and environmental codes and regulations. 30 31 14-164-805. Method of solicitation. 32 A solicitation of a guaranteed energy cost savings contract by a county 33 or municipality shall be consistent with applicable procurement laws. 34 35 14-164-806. Evaluation of responses to solicitations. 36 (a) In a municipality's or county's evaluation of each qualified 3 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 provider's response to a solicitation under § 14-164-805, the municipality or 2 county shall include an analysis of: 3 (1) Whether the qualified provider meets the objectives of the 4 solicitation, including without limitation a reduction in the municipality's 5 or county's energy consumption or operating costs resulting from a guaranteed 6 energy cost savings contract with the qualified provider; 7 (2) The qualifications and experience of the qualified provider; 8 (3) The technical approach to the energy efficiency project; 9 (4) The financial aspects of the energy efficiency project; 10 (5) The overall benefit to the municipality or county; and 11 (6) Any other relevant factors. 12 (b) After evaluating a response to a solicitation as required under 13 subsection (a) of this section, a municipality or county may: 14 (1) Reject the response; or 15 (2) Award a contract to a qualified provider to conduct an 16 energy audit to be used in developing the guaranteed energy cost savings 17 contract. 18 19 14-164-807. Guaranteed energy cost savings contract requirements. 20 (a) The following provisions are required in a guaranteed energy cost 21 savings contract: 22 (1) A statement that the municipality or county shall maintain 23 and operate the energy efficiency project as defined in the guaranteed energy 24 cost savings contract: and 25 (2) A guarantee by the qualified provider that: 26 (A) The energy cost savings and operating cost savings to 27 be realized over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract meet 28 or exceed the costs of the energy efficiency project; and 29 (B) If the annual energy or operating cost savings fail to 30 meet or exceed the annual costs of the energy efficiency project as required 31 by the guaranteed energy cost savings contract, the qualified provider shall 32 reimburse the municipality or county for any shortfall of guaranteed energy 33 cost savings over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract. 34 (b) The maximum term for a guaranteed energy cost savings contract is 35 twenty (20) years after the implementation of the energy efficiency project. 36 (c) Before entering into a guaranteed energy cost savings contract, 4 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 the municipality or county shall require the qualified provider to file with 2 the municipality or county a payment and performance bond or similar 3 assurance. 4 5 14-164-808. Bonds — Issuance ,generally. 6 (a)(1) A municipality or county may issue bonds for an energy 7 efficiency project within, near, or within and near the municipality or 8 county. 9 (2) Bonds shall be issued pursuant to an ordinance adopted by 10 the legislative body specifying: 11 (A) The principal amount of bonds to be issued; 12 (B) The purpose or purposes for which the bonds are to be 13 issued: and 14 (C) Any other provisions deemed important with respect to 15 the bonds. 16 (b) A legislative body shall not adopt an ordinance regarding the 17 issuance of bonds unless the legislative body has determined that: 18 (1) All of the work on the energy efficiency project will be 19 performed by a qualified provider; and 20 (2) The qualified provider has provided a guarantee of the 21 operating cost savings to be realized from the energy efficiency project 22 that: 23 (A) The energy cost savings and operating cost savings to 24 be realized over the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract meet 25 or exceed the costs of the energy efficiency project; and 26 (B) If the annual energy or operating cost savings fail to 27 meet or exceed the annual costs of the energy efficiency project as required 28 by the guaranteed energy cost savings contract, the qualified provider shall 29 reimburse the issuer for any shortfall of guaranteed energy cost savings over 30 the term of the guaranteed energy cost savings contract. 31 (c) The maximum term of the bonds may not exceed the shorter of: 32 (1) The useful life of the energy efficiency project; or 33 (2) Twenty (20) years. 34 35 14-164-809. Bonds — Terms and conditions. 36 (a) As provided by an ordinance or trust indenture authorized under 5 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 this subchapter. bonds ma 2 (1) Be in registered or other form; 3 (2) Be in such denominations as determined by the legislative 4 body; 5 (3) Be exchangeable for bonds of another denomination; 6 (4) Be made payable at places within or without the state; 7 (5) Be issued in one (1) or more series; 8 (6) Bear the date or dates determined by the legislative body of 9 the issuer; 10 (7) Mature at the time or times determined by the legislative 11 bodv of the issuer: 12 (8) Be payable in such medium of payment determined by the 13 legislative body of the issuer; 14 (9) Be subject to the terms of redemption determined by the 15 legislative body of the issuer; and 16 (10) Contain other terms, covenants, and conditions determined 17 by the legislative body of the issuer, including without limitation terms, 18 covenants, and conditions pertaining to: 19 (A) The custody and application of the proceeds of the 20 bonds; 21 (B) The maintenance of various funds and reserves; 22 (C) The nature and extent of the pledge and security; 23 (D) The remedies on default; and 24 (E) The rights, duties, and obligations of the legislative 25 body of the issuer and the trustee, if any, for the owners of the bonds, and 26 the rights of the owners of the bonds. 27 (b) All bonds are negotiable instruments within the meaning of the 28 negotiable instruments law of the state. 29 30 14-164-810. Bonds — Trust indenture. 31 (a) The ordinance authorizing bonds may provide for the execution by 32 the chief executive officer of the issuer of a trust indenture that: 33 (1) Defines the rights of the owners of the bonds; and 34 (2) Provides for the appointment of a trustee for the owners of 35 the bonds. 36 (b) A trust indenture executed under this section may: 6 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 ►::.• 1 (1) Provide for the priority between and among successive 2 issues; and 3 (2) Contain one (1) or more of the provisions stated in § 14- 4 164-809 and any other terms, covenants, and conditions that are deemed 5 desirable. 6 7 14-164-811. Bonds — Sale. 8 (a) Bonds may be sold at a public or private sale for the price and in 9 the manner determined by the legislative body of the issuer. 10 (b) Bonds sold under this subchapter may be sold at a discount or a 11 premium. 12 13 14-164-812. Bonds — Execution. 14 Bonds shall be executed in the manner provided by the Registered Public 15 Obligations Act of Arkansas, § 19-9-401 et seq. 16 17 14-164-813. Bonds — Payment — Security. 18 (a) The principal of and interest on the bonds may be secured by a 19 pledge of the operating cost savings derived from the energy efficiency 20 project, and a municipality or county may pledge or assign a guaranteed 21 energy cost savings contract to secure the bonds. 22 (b) The total annual principal and interest payments in each fiscal 23 year on bonds shall be charged against and paid from general revenues, 24 special revenues, revenues derived from taxes, or any other revenues 25 available to the municipality or county if the special revenues, revenues 26 derived from taxes, or other revenues have not been previously restricted to 27 another purpose. 28 (c) Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, a municipality or county 29 may use money budgeted for maintenance and operations to pay the principal of 30 and interest on bonds issued for an energy efficiency project under this 31 subchapter. 32 (d)(1) Bonds are not revenue bonds for purposes of any statute. 33 (2) The legislative body is not required to hold a public 34 hearing on the issuance of the bonds. 35 7 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 14-164-814 Bonds — Energy efficiency project liens. 2 (a) An ordinance or trust indenture authorized under § 14-164-808 or -I 3 14-164-810 may impose a financing lien on an energy efficiency project 4 financed or refinanced, in whole or in part, with the proceeds of bonds. 5 (b) The nature and extent of a lien imposed under this section may be 6 controlled by the ordinance or trust indenture, including without limitation 7 provisions pertaining to: 8 (1) The release of all or part of the land, buildings, or 9 facilities from the lien; 10 (2) The priority of the lien in the event of successive bond 11 issues; and 12 (3) The authorization of any owner of bonds, or a trustee on 13 behalf of all owners, to enforce the lien and, by proper suit, compel the 14 performance of the duties of the officials of the issuer stated in this 15 subchapter or in the ordinance or trust indenture authorizing or securing the 16 bonds. 17 (c) As used in this section, "lien" includes a security interest in 18 any personal property constituting an energy efficiency project and any part 19 of an energy efficiency project financed or refinanced, in whole or in part, 20 with the proceeds of bonds issued under this subchapter. 21 22 14-164-815. Liability of legislative body's officers, employees, and 23 members. 24 An officer, employee, or member of the legislative body of an issuer 25 under this subchapter shall not be personally liable on bonds or for damages 26 sustained by a person in connection with a guaranteed energy cost savings 27 contract entered into to carry out the purposes and intent of this subchapter 28 unless the person has acted with a corrupt intent. 29 30 14-164-816. Tax exemption. 31 Bonds and the income on the bonds are exempt from all state, county, 32 and municipal taxes, including without limitation income, property, and 33 inheritance taxes. 34 35 14-164-817. Refunding bonds. 36 (a) Bonds may be issued to refund any outstanding bonds or to refund 8 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 any outstanding bonds issued under any other law for the purpose of financin 2 energy efficiency projects. 3 (b)(1) Refunding bonds may be sold for cash or delivered in exchange 4 for the outstanding obligations under subsection (a) of this section. 5 (2) If refunding bonds are sold for cash under subdivision 6 (b)(1) of this section, the proceeds may be applied to the payment of the 7 obligations refunded or deposited into an irrevocable trust for the 8 retirement of the refunding bonds either at maturity or on an authorized 9 redemption date. 10 (c) Refunding bonds shall in all respects be authorized, issued, and 11 secured in the manner provided in this subchapter. 12 (d) The ordinance under which refunding bonds are issued may provide 13 that any refunding bonds shall have the same priority of lien on revenues as 14 originally pledged for payment of the obligation refunded by the refunding 15 bonds. 16 17 14-164-818. Applicability. 18 This subchapter: 19 (1) Applies only to municipalities and counties; and 20 (2) Does not apply to the following governmental units: 21 (A) The state and any agency, board, commission, or 22 instrumentality of the state; 23 (B) A school district; or 24 (C) A special assessment or taxing district established 25 under the laws of the state. 26 27 14-164-819. Subchapter supplemental to other laws. 28 This subchapter is: 29 (1) Supplemental to other laws, and municipalities and counties 30 may use other applicable laws in the issuance of bonds and other obligations 31 under this subchapter; and 32 (2) Sufficient authority for the issuance of bonds and the 33 performance of all other acts and procedures authorized by this subchapter. 34 35 14-164-820. Construction. 36 This subchapter shall be construed liberally to effectuate the 9 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 As Engrossed: S3/24/15 SB869 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 legislative intent and the purposes of this subchapter as a complete and independent authority for the performance of the acts authorized under this subchapter, and the powers ,granted under this subchapter shall be broadly interpreted to effectuate the intent and purposes and shall not be interpreted as a limitation of powers. 14-164-821. Rules. A municipality or county may provide by ordinance that the municipality or county shall comply with the rules promulgated by the Arkansas Energy Office under § 19-11-1207. Is/D. Johnson APPROVED: 0410812015 10 03-07-2015 14:32:10 JLL333 City of Fayetteville, Arkansas - Budget Adjustment Form (Legistar) Budget Year Division SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631) 2022 /Org2 Adjustment Number Requestor: Kevin Springer BUDGET ADJUSTMENT DESCRIPTION / JUSTIFICATION: Staff recommends approval of an Energy Savings Performance Contract (RFQ 20-06) with Johnson Controls Inc. (JCI) in the amount of $4,448,399.00 and approval of budget adjustment. COUNCIL DATE: 8/1 6/2022 LEGISTAR FILE ID#: 2022-0718 Hovy 3lack� 712812022 11:13 AM Budget Director Date D - (City Council) TYPE: JOURNAL #: 8/16/2022 GLDATE: RESOLUTION/ORDINANCE CHKD/POSTED: TOTAL 7,229,472 7,229,472 v.20220718 Increase / (Decrease) Proiect.Sub# Account Number Expense Revenue Project Sub.Detl AT Account Name 4470.631.8900-5804.00 1,805,104 - 15009 2022.1000 EX Building Costs 4470.631.8900-5804.00 407,082 - 15009 2022.1010 EX Building Costs 4470.631.8900-5804.00 603,542 - 15009 2022.1200 EX Building Costs 4470.631.8900-5804.00 436,167 - 15009 2022.1300 EX Building Costs 2100.410.5500-5804.00 104,676 - 15009 2022.2100 EX Building Costs 5400.720.1840-5804.00 577,379 - 15009 2022.5400 EX Building Costs 5500.750.5080-5804.00 432,204 - 15009 2022.5500 EX Building Costs 9700.770.1920-5804.00 82,245 15009 2022.9700 EX Building Costs 4470.631.8900-6602.92 - 224,732 15009 2022.1000 RE Transfer from Fund - Energy Block Grant 1 2240.800.9240-7602.47 224,732 - 09011 2201 EX Transfers To Funds - Capital Improvemen 2240.800.9240-4999.99 - 224,732 RE Use Fund Balance - Current 4470.140.8900-5315.00 (235,411) - 15009 1 EX Contract Services 4470.631.8900-6602.01 - 2,791,752 15009 2022.1000 RE Transfer from Fund - General 1010.090.6600-7602.47 2,791,752 - 57039 2201 EX Transfers To Funds - Capital Improvemen 1010.001.0001-4999.99 - 2,791,752 RE Use Fund Balance - Current 5500.750.5000-4999.99 - 432,204 RE Use Fund Balance - Current 5400.720.4000-4999.99 - 577,379 RE Use Fund Balance - Current 2100.410.4100-4999.99 - 104,676 RE Use Fund Balance - Current 9700.770.1910-4999.99 82,245 RE Use Fund Balance - Current H:\Budget Adjustments\2022_Budget\CITY COUNCIL\08-16-22\2022-0718 - BA Johnson Control Energy Improvements.xlsm 1 of 1 ESPC Solar Preliminary Interconnection Agreement City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form 2022-0709 Item ID N/A ARCHIVED City Council Meeting Date -Agenda Item Only N/A for Non -Agenda Item Chris McNamara 12/21/2022 SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631) Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department Action Recommendation: Staff recommends signing the Preliminary review of the project. Budget Impact: N/A N/A Account Number Fund N/A N/A Project Number Budgeted Item? No Does item have a direct cost? No Is a Budget Adjustment attached? No Total Amended Budget Expenses(Actual+Encum) Available Budget Item Cost Budget Adjustment Remaining Budget regulatory Project Title 5 - 5 - 5 - 5 - VW221130 Purchase Order Number: Previous Ordinance or Resolution N 191-22 Change Order Number: Original Contract Number: Comments: Approval Date: 01/09/2023 CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANS ARKANSAS TO: Lioneld Jordan, Mayor THRU: Susan Norton, Chief of Staff Kit Williams, City Attorney Peter Nierengarten, Environmental Director FROM: Chris McNamara, Sustainability, Project Manager DATE: December 21 st, 2022 SUBJECT: ESPC Solar, Preliminary Interconnection Agreements STAFF MEMO RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends signing the Preliminary Interconnection Agreement documents that will begin utility regulatory review of the project. BACKGROUND: August 16, 2022, the Fayetteville City Council approved Resolution 191-22 authorizing Mayor Jordan to execute an Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. to implement energy efficiency upgrades in City facilities. This project includes three rooftop solar arrays that will require a site review of each location DISCUSSION: Signing of these documents will begin the process of filing the Preliminary Interconnection Agreements. Documents are emailed directly to the mayor by Seal Solar and are electronically signed. BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT: None Attachments: ESPC_SWEPCO_Preliminary Interconnect Agreeement Request Mailing Address: 113 W. Mountain Street www.fayetteville-ar.gov Fayetteville, AR 72701 uw ayu uwcoyc iu. cnonmiavu crunrwao-wcwuucrw ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE Replacing Sheet No. RA0.6 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric Class of Service: All Part III. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only Southwestern Electric Power Company — State of Arkansas STANDARD INFORMATION Section 1. Customer Information Name: City of Favetteville Contact Person: Chris McNamara Mailing Address: m w. Mountain St_ City: Fayetteville State: AR Zip Code: 72701 Facility Location (if different from above):_1560 HaM Hnllow St. Daytime Phone: 479-575-8380 Evening Phone: E-Mail Address: ,,mamam@f�veftevillr_ar,gnv Fax: If the requested point of interconnection is the same as an existing electric service, provide the electric service account number: 9656714720 Additional Customer Accounts (from electric bill) to be credited with Net Excess Generation: Annual Energy Requirements (kWh) in the previous twelve (12) months for the account physically attached to the Net -Metering Facility and for any additional accounts listed (in the absence of historical data reasonable estimates for the class and character of service may be made): 11711 R Type of Facility (circle one): Customerowned—X— Leased _ Service Agreement Section 2. Owner Information (if different from customer information) Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip Code: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: E-mail Address: Fax: Section 3. Generation Fa"Ttv Information System T Ind Hydro Geothermal Biomass Fuel Cell Micro Turbine Energy Storage Device (circle all that apply) Generator Rating OM: 100.8 DC Inverter Rating (kW): 100 AC Capacity Factor: 15A% Expected annual production of electrical energy (kWh) of the facility calculated using industry recognized simulation model (PVWatts, etc): 136-524 THIS SPACE MR PSC USE ONLY Original Sheet No. R-40.8 Sheet 8 of 17 Replacing: Sheet No. R40.8 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric Classof Service: All Pan 111. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only IL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Section 1. Requirements for Request For the purpose of requesting that the Electric Utility conduct a preliminary interconnection site review for a proposed Net -Metering Facility pursuant to the requirement of Rule 2.06.B.4, or as otherwise requested by the customer, the customer shall notify the Electric Utility by submitting a completed Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request, The customer shall submit a separate Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request for each point of interconnection if information about multiple points of interconnection is requested. Part 1, Standard Information, Sections 1 through 4 of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request must be completed for the notification to be valid. If mailed, the date of notification shall be the third day following the mailing of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request. The Electric Utility shall provide a copy of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request to the customer upon request. Section 2. Utility Review Following submission of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request by the customer the Electric Utility shall review the plans of the facility interconnection and provide the results of its review to the customer, in writing, within 30 calendar days. If the customer requests that multiple interconnection site reviews be conducted the Electric Utility shall make reasonable efforts to provide the customer with the results of the review within 30 calendar days. If the Electric Utility cannot meet the deadline it will provide the customer with an estimated date by which it will complete the review. Any items that would prevent Parallel Operation due to violation of safety standards and/or power generation limits shall be explained along with a description of the modifications necessary to remedy the violations. The preliminary interconnection site review is non -binding and need only include existing data and does not require the Electric Utility to conduct a study or other analysis of the proposed interconnection site in the event that data is not readily available. The Electric Utility shall notify the customer if additional site screening may be required prior to interconnection of the facility. The customer shall be responsible for the actual costs for conducting the preliminary interconnection site review and any subsequent costs associated with site screening that may be required. Section 3. Application to Exceed 1,000 kW Net-Meterine Facility Size Limit This Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request and the results of the Electric Utility's review of the facility interconnection shall be filed with the Commission with the customer's application to exceed the 1,000 kW facility sin limit pursuant to Net Metering Rule 2.06.13.4. Section 4. Standard Interconnection Agreement The preliminary interconnection site review does not relieve the customer of the requirement to execute a Standard Interconnection Agreement prior to interconnection of the facility. THIS SPACE FOR MC USE ONLY ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Replacing: Shect No. R40.7 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric ClassafService: All Pan III. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only Section 4. Interconnection Information Attach a detailed electrical diagram showing the configuration of all generating facility equipment, including protection and control schemes. Requested Point of Interconnection: Customer -Site Load (kW) at Net -Metering Facility location (if none, so state): Interconnection Request: Single Phase: Three Phase: Section 5. Signature I hereby certify that, to the best of my knowled , all the it coati n provided in this Preliminary Interconnection Site Review is true and co Net Metering Customer Signature: v--� Date 1 - //�a -1 , 23 Owner Signature (if different from Customer): a Date THIS SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY w o�yn m mye i—c , a . — , crm o-ooao-cacwu a rm Original Sheet No. R-40.6 Sheet 6 of 17 Replacing: Sheet No. R-40.6 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kindof Service: Electric Classof Service: All Part III. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only PRELIMINARY INTERCONNECTION SITE REVIEW REQUEST Southwestern Electric Power Company — State of Arkansas STANDARD INFORMATION Section 1. Name: cih Contact Person: Mailing Addres State: AR_ Zip Code: Facility Location (if different from above): 36MIS/331,-94.1YL236S Daytime Phone: 479-575-8380 Evening Phone: E-Mail Address: Cmcnamara(afayetteville-ar.gov Fax: If the requested point of interconnection is the same m an existing electric service, provide the electric service account number: TRr) New Meter Additional Customer Accounts (from electric bill) to be credited with Net Excess Generation: Annual Energy Requirements (kWh) in the previous twelve (12) months for the account physically attached to the Net -Metering Facility and for any additional accounts listed (in the absence of historical data reasonable estimates for the class and character of service may be made): 533,554 Type of Facility (circle one): Customerowned_Y Leased _ Service Agreement Section 2. Owner Information (if different from customer information) Name: Contact Person: Mailing Address: City: State: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: E-mail Address: Fax: Section 3. Generation Facility Information Zip Code: System Typo So WWind Hydro Geothermal Biomass Fuel Cell Micro Turbine Energy Storage Device (circle all that apply) Generator Rating (kW): 134.1 DC Inverter Rating (kW): I oo AC Capacity Factor: _ 16.4% Expected =not production of electrical energy (kWh) of the facility calculated using industry recognized simulation model (PV Watts, etc): 193,417.7 THIS SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY 17 Replacing: Sheet No. R-40.8 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric ClassofSemea: All Part rIL Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING II. TERMS AND CONDITIONS PSC File Mark Only Section 1. Requirements for Request For the purpose of requesting that the Electric Utility conduct a preliminary interconnection site review for a proposed Net -Metering Facility pursuant to the requirement of Rule 2.06.B.4, or as otherwise requested by the customer, the customer shall notify the Electric Utility by submitting a completed Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request. The customer shall submit a separate Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request for each point of interconnection if information about multiple points of interconnection is requested. Part 1, Standard Information, Sections 1 through 4 of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request must be completed for the notification to be valid. If mailed, the date of notification shall be the third day following the mailing of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request. The Electric Utility shall provide a copy of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request to the customer upon request. Section 2. Utility Review Following submission of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request by the customer the Electric Utility shall review the plans of the facility interconnection and provide the results of its review to the customer, in writing, within 30 calendar days. If the customer requests that multiple interconnection site reviews be conducted the Electric Utility shall make reasonable efforts to provide the customer with the results of the review within 30 calendar days. If the Electric Utility cannot meet the deadline it will provide the customer with an estimated date by which it will complete the review. Any items that would prevent Parallel Operation due to violation of safety standards and/or power generation limits shall be explained along with a description of the modifications necessary to remedy the violations. The preliminary interconnection site review is non -binding and need only include existing data and does not require the Electric Utility to conduct a study or other analysis of the proposed interconnection site in the event that data is not readily available. The Electric Utility shall notify the customer if additional site screening may be required prior to interconnection of the facility. The customer shall be responsible far the actual costs for conducting the preliminary interconnection site review and any subsequent costs associated with site screening that may be required. Section 3. Application to Exceed 1,000 kW Net-Meterine Facility Size Limit This Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request and the results of the Electric Utility's review of the facility interconnection shall be filed with the Commission with the customer's application to exceed the 1,000 kW facility size limit pursuant to Net Metering Rule 2.06.B.4. Section 4. Standard Interconnection Aereement The preliminary interconnection site review does not relieve the customer of the requirement to execute a Standard Interconnection Agreement prior to interconnection of the facility. THIS SPACE FOR MC USE ONLY wwuryn cuvcWc ram, cnun m rcvcr ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Replacing: Sheet No. R-40.7 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kindof Service: Electric Classof Service: All Part iII. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only Section 4. Interconnection Information Attach a detailed electrical diagram showing the configuration of all generating facility equipment, including protection and control schemes. Requested Point of Interconnection: 36 OS7331 -94 192365 Customer -Site Load (kW) at Net -Metering Facility location (if none, so state): none Interconnection Request: Single Phase: Three Phase: x T� Section 5. Sienature I hereby certify that, to the best of my knOWled , all the it Cation provided in this Preliminary Interconnection Site Review is true and c r Net Metering Customer Signature: Date 2'J Owner Signature (if different from Customer): Date THIS SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Replacing: Sheet No. R-40.6 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric Class of Service: All Pan HI. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only PRELIMINARY INTERCONNECTION SITE REVIEW REQUEST Southwestern Electric Power Company — State of Arkansas STANDARD INFORMATION Section 1. Customer Information Name: Citv of Favetteville Contact Person: Chric MrNamara Mailing Address: 113 W- Mountain St City: Fayetteville State: AR— Zip Code: 72701 Daytime Phone: 479-575-8380 Evening Phone: E-Mail Address: cmcnamara6afayetteville-ar.com Fax: If the requested point of interconnection is the same as an existing electric service, provide the electric service account number: 9612261800 Additional Customer Accounts (from electric bill) to be credited with Net Excess Generation: Annual Energy Requirements (kWh) in the previous twelve (12) months for the account physically attached to the Net -Metering Facility and for any additional accounts listed (in the absence of historical data reasonable estimates for the class and character of service may be made): 748,160 Type of Facility (circle one): Customer -owned Leased Service Agreement _ Section 2. Owner Information (if different from customer infomration Name: Contact Person: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip Code: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: E-mail Address: Fax: Section 3. Generation Facility Information System Typ Solar Wind Hydro Geothermal Biomass Fuel Cell Micro Turbine Energy Storage Device (circle all that apply) Generator Rating ^): 148.5 DC Inverter Rating (kW): 133.2 AC Capacity Factor: Expected annual production of electrical energy ((kWh) of the facility calculated using industry recognized simulation model (PV Watts, etc): 217,384.9 MIS SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY Original Sheet No. R40.8 Sheet 8 of 17 Replacing: Sheet No. R40.8 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kind of Service: Electric Classof Service: All Part III. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only II. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Section 1. Requirements for Request For the purpose of requesting that the Electric Utility conduct a preliminary interconnection site review for a proposed Net -Metering Facility pursuant to the requirement of Rule 2.06.11.4, or as otherwise requested by the customer, the customer shall notify the Electric Utility by submitting a completed Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request. The customer shall submit a separate Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request for each point of interconnection if information about multiple points of interconnection is requested. Part 1, Standard Information, Sections I through 4 of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request must be completed for the notification to be valid. If mailed, the date of notification shall be the third day following the mailing of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request. The Electric Utility shall provide a copy of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request to the customer upon request. Section 2. Utility Review Following submission of the Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request by the customer the Electric Utility shall review the plans of the facility interconnection and provide the results of its review to the customer, in writing, within 30 calendar days. If the customer requests that multiple interconnection site reviews be conducted the Electric Utility shall make reasonable efforts to provide the customer with the results of the review within 30 calendar days. If the Electric Utility cannot meet the deadline it will provide the customer with an estimated date by which it will complete the review. Any items that would prevent Parallel Operation due to violation of safety standards and/or power generation limits shall be explained along with a description of the modifications necessary to remedy the violations. The preliminary interconnection site review is non -binding and need only include existing data and does not require the Electric Utility to conduct a study or other analysis of the proposed interconnection site in the event that data is not readily available. The Electric Utility shall notify the customer if additional site screening may be required prior to intemonnection of the facility. The customer shall be responsible for the actual costs for conducting the preliminary interconnection site review and any subsequent costs associated with site screening that may be required. Section 3. Application to Exceed 1,000 kW Net-Meterine Facility Size Limit This Preliminary Interconnection Site Review Request and the results of the Electric Utility's review of the facility interconnection shall be filed with the Commission with the customer's application to exceed the 1,000 kW facility size limit pursuant to Net Metering Rule 2.06.13.4. Section 4. Standard Interconnection Aereemen[ The preliminary interconnection site review does not relieve the customer of the requirement to execute a Standard Interconnection Agreement prior to interconnection of the facility. THIS SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Original Sheet No. R-40.7 Sheet 7 of 17 Replacing: Sheet No. R-40.7 Name of Company SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Kindof Service: Electric Classof Service: All PROM. Rate Schedule No. 40 Title: NET -METERING PSC File Mark Only Section 4. Interconnection Information Attach a detailed electrical diagram showing the configuration of all generating facility equipment, including protection and control schemes. Requested Point of Interconnection: Main Switchboard via backfed breaker Customer -Site Load (kW) at Net -Metering Facility location (if none, so state): Interconnection Request: Single Phase: Three Phase: Section 5. Signature I hereby certify that, to the best of my know dge, all the n orma[i n provided in this Preliminary Interconnection Site Review is true an ct, I -1 2.3 Net Metering Customer Signature: Date Owner Signature (if different from Customer): Date rHis SPACE FOR PSC USE ONLY Legal Counsel Authorization City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form 2022-0708 Item ID N/A City Council Meeting Date -Agenda item Only N/A for Non -Agenda Item ARCHIVED Chris McNamara 12/21/2022 SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631) Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department Action Recommendation: Staff recommends authorizing the law firm Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP to act on the Cif/s behalf for all legal proceedings before the Arkansas Public Service Commission pertaining the projects under the Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc. Budget Impact: N/A N/A Account Number Fund N/A N/A Project Number Project Title Budgeted Item? No Does item have a direct cost? No Is a Budget Adjustment attached? No Purchase Order Number: Change Order Number: Original Contract Number: Comments: Total Amended Budget $ - Expenses(Actual+Encum) $ - Available Budget Item Cost $ - Budget Adjustment $ - Remaining Budget Previous Ordinance or Resolution a 191-22 Approval Date: 01/09/2023 CITY OF .' ARKANS EVILLE RKANSAS TO: Lioneld Jordan, Mayor THRU: Susan Norton, Chief of Staff Kit Williams, City Attorney Peter Nierengarten, Environmental Director FROM: Chris McNamara, Sustainability Project Manager DATE: December 2131, 2022 STAFF MEMO SUBJECT: Legal Counsel Authorization for Public Service Commission Filings RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends authorizing the law firm Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP to act on the City's behalf for all legal proceedings before the Arkansas Public Service Commission pertaining the projects under the Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc. BACKGROUND: August 16, 2022, the Fayetteville City Council approved Resolution 191-22 authorizing Mayor Jordan to execute an Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls, Inc. to implement energy efficiency upgrades in City facilities. DISCUSSION: On behalf of the City of Fayetteville, subcontractor Seal Solar is seeking a partial waiver or extension of the Arkansas Public Service Commission Net Metering Rule ("NMR°) 2.07.A.1 to allow it to grandfather net metering facilities that are anticipated to be submitted for interconnection after December 31, 2022. The City has three solar projects that will seek approval under AREDA and Net -Metering Rule 2.07.A.I for the arrays to remain at the current net -metering rate structure of 1:1 for twenty (20) years. Randall Bynum at Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP is counsel for Seal Solar and will represent the City's interest before the Public Service Commission pertaining to these solar projects. Written authorization for Randall Bynum to represent the City in this behalf is sought. BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT: None Attachments: 1. Legal Counsel Authorization_WLJ Mailing Address: 113 W. Mountain street www.fayetteville-ar.gov Fayetteville, AR 72701 �W CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS December 21 �, 2022 Randall Bynum, Esq. Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP 200 W. Capitol Avenue Suite 2300 Little Rock, AR 72201 Mr. Bynum: I am writing to formally authorize you and any other attorneys you designate at Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP to represent the City of Fayetteville in connection with an Application Seeking Partial Waiver or Extension of Deadline Regarding Grandfathering Eligibility before the Arkansas Public Service Commission and all other flings or proceedings related to the City's Energy Savings Performance Contract with Johnson Controls Inc. The Energy Savings Performance Contract was approved by the Fayetteville City Council on August 16, 2022, by Resolution 191-22. Johnson Controls, Inc. or its subcontractor, Seal Solar, shall be responsible for the payment of any fees and costs in connection with your representation of the City in this matter. City of CC: Johnson Controls, Inc. Seal Solar Mailing Address: 113 W. Mountain Street www.fayetteville-angov Fayetteville, AR 72701