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HomeMy WebLinkAboutXcel Energy Design Assist • X celEnergy' RESPONSIBLE BY MATURE' Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report • Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Buildings 14168 Oak Park Blvd Oak Park Heights, Minnesota 55082 • Plan Review report Customer Information Page 3 Disclaimer 4 The Building 5 Executive Summary 6 Introduction 7 Incentive Opportunities & Payback Analysis 9 Energy Conservation Opportunities 11 • Notification Form 22 Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 2 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page Customer Information Page g Service Address: 14168 Oak Park Blvd Oak Park Heights, Minnesota 55082 Account Numbers: Electric - Xcel Energy Gas - Excel Energy Customer Contact Eric Johnson 651 439 -0574 Date of Report: March 2009 Building Type: City Hall — Office /Underground Garage & Public Safety Garage Building Square Footage: City Hall — 26,560 sq ft including 22,960 sq ft office and 3,600 underground garage. Public Safety Garage Addition /Remodel Building — new addition 3,160 sq ft & existing 2,160 Design Team Architect: Buetow Architects — Randy Engel — 651 483 -6701 • General Contractor: N/A Mechanical Engineer: M & E Engineering, Inc — Dan Moulton — 651 405 -0912 Electrical Engineer: M & E Engineering, Inc — David Hiersmann — 651 405 -0912 Xcel Energy Contacts Account Manager: Scott Getty Marketing Assistant: Jenny Wagner 612 - 330 -5507 Jenny.k.wagner@xcelenergy.com Engineering Firm: Eugene A. Scales & Associates Inc. 651- 636 -9928 e.a.scales @att.net • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 3 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page Disclaimer Xcel Energy offers the suggested energy saving ideas for your consideration and suggests that you gY � gY g Y � Y review these recommendations with your contractors. In some cases, suggested energy saving ideas may not be feasible because of design considerations unknown at the time of review. Estimated energy and cost savings shown for each opportunity are based on previous experience with comparable cost reduction opportunities in other facilities. While the energy conservation and load management measures contained in this report have been reviewed for technical accuracy, Xcel Energy does not guarantee the cost savings or reduction in total energy requirements presented in the recommendations. Xcel Energy shall, in no event, be liable to Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Building in the event that potential energy savings are not achieved. Estimated savings are computed on the basis of research by government agencies, product literature and engineering associations. Actual savings will depend on many factors including, conservation measures implemented, seasonal weather variations, fuel price increases and specific energy use practices of the facility's occupants and workers. Performance guidelines provided in the report are for informational purposes only and are not to be construed as a design document. This report is written for energy saving purposes only and should not be used for bid specifications. • • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 4 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page The Buildings g Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Buildings consists of three buildings as indicated below. The report covers the new city hall building and the garage addition /remodel. • New city hall building having about 26,500 sq ft on two levels. The lower level includes a 3,600 sq ft garage. • Existing addition and remodel of public works garage. • Existing public works pump house building. Mechanical Systems & Controls • Ground Source space heating and cooling systems and domestic hot water heating • Variable air volume system for comfort heating, cooling and ventilation • Energy recovery system using waste energy from exhaust air to precondition outdoor ventilation air • Use of exhaust air streams to heat the garage areas • Energy Management System • Lighting Systems and Controls • T8 lighting for interior spaces • Occupancy sensor controls (i.e. primarily office /storage space) • Metal halide and compact fluorescent fixtures for parking and exterior security areas • Lighting Control System Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 5 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page Executive Summary The Plan Review program is part of the suite of new construction programs offered by Xcel Energy through their Energy Design Assistance Program. This analysis was conducted by a review of current design plans provided to Xcel Energy during the month of March 2009. With the installation of the energy savings opportunities reviewed, Xcel Energy will provide incentives per measure beginning at $170 per kW and $2 per MCF while in Xcel Energy's natural gas territory. (Xcel Energy rebates will not exceed 50% of the project cost per energy conservation measure.) Our analysis found a potential annual energy savings of $ 5,921 for measures already within your construction documents and an additional $ 1,388 for measures we suggest you take a second look at. We have also recommended four additional opportunities that you may want to consider for additional energy savings. Within our report you will find the specific analysis of each measure and a summary page including all measures and potential rebates. Once you have reviewed this analysis, please sign this page and return to Xcel Energy at: Energy Design Assistance Program • 414 Nicollet Mall (GO 6) Minneapolis, MN 55401 411 Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 6 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • Introduction Xcel Energy's Energy Design Assistance program is committed to helping our customers build energy efficiency into their new construction and renovated projects. Our strategies for more efficient energy use are to conserve energy and to shift or reduce energy demand during peak times of the day. The first step for customers is an evaluation of energy usage for new construction projects. Customers benefit because they discover how to reduce their energy costs, which can decrease their cost of doing business. Whether the business or building is large or small, commercial, industrial or retail, Xcel Energy helps customers get the most from their energy dollar. And those customers help Xcel Energy by reducing or shifting their energy use. That's how energy conservation works for everyone. When you use energy more efficiently, you also save non - renewable natural resources such as natural gas, oil, coal and water, used to generate electricity. Finally, you reduce carbon dioxide emissions at existing power plants and delay the need to build expensive new generating plants. We've reviewed the plans and specifications for the Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Buildings focusing the review on electric and gas energy using systems including lighting, mechanical systems and building envelope. The planned and proposed systems, controls and components are evaluated with respect to the State of Minnesota Energy Code. The objective of • this review is to: • Identi applicable energy savings technology and controls. Identify pp gY g gY • Estimate energy and cost savings that can be achieved. 1 • Identify applicable Xcel Energy rate programs. Annual cost savings estimates are based on energy efficient system and component designs above those required by the State of Minnesota Energy Code. Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Buildings have done an excellent job of incorporating energy efficient systems and controls into the design of their new buildings. These design improvements reduce energy use, provide ongoing operational cost savings and form the basis for a portion of the incentives offered as part of the plan review. They include: • Energy efficient interior T8 lighting • Exterior metal halide lighting with photo celljtimer controls • Exterior compact fluorescent lighting for building exterior security • Occupancy sensor lighting controls in office areas • Energy efficient ground source heat pump units for space heating and cooling and domestic water heating • Total energy recovery unit that recovers waste energy from building exhaust • • Use of waste exhaust air to heat underground garage areas Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 7 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • Energy management system for control of heating, cooling and ventilation systems. • Lighting control system • Energy efficient construction including additional roof and wall Insulation. The review indicated that additional energy and cost savings could be achieved by: • Additional occupancy sensors in selected areas (e.g. storage) • Reduce wattage T8 lighting • Reduced wattage fixtures • Premium efficiency motors • Optional low -e windows • ENERGY STAR appliances • Xcel Energy Saver Switch Program • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 8 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 4 Energy Conservation Opportunities The following are energy conservation opportunities per design build plans for the Oak Park Heights City Hall & Public Safety Buildings. 1- Internal & External Lighting Strategies* Strategy Description: - Plans and specification indicate that the internal and external lighting for the common and exterior security areas are below the Minnesota State Energy Code for this building type and function. The chart below shows the area and estimated fixtures types. Area & Fixture Types Code W /Sq. Ft Actual W /Sq. Ft External Exterior Walls — 26w CFL Parking — 250 w MH Total Watts per Sq Ft .187 .113 Internal • T8 Lighting 1.27 .816 *With lighting, you want to be less than the code requirement in watts per square foot, but not more. Lowering your wattage per square foot can provide significant energy savings, often times without compromising lighting levels. lb emand 13.23 kW 1 nergy Use Lighting 64,225 kWh I eat Energy Savings -5,786 kWh ost Savings heating $ (231) Cost Savings (Electric) $ 3,535 otal Cost Save $ 3,304 1 stimated Incentive $ 2,249 • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 10 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 2 - Energy Efficient Construction Strategy Description: - Plans and specifications indicate that Oak Park Heights City Hall building will use construction and materials that exceed the State of Minnesota Energy Code. These include: Area Planned R/U Value Code R/U Value Roof Insulation U= 0.041 U= 0.045 Wall Insulation U = 0.065 U =.091 Demand 0.50 kW Electric Energy Savings 13,595 kWh Heating Energy Savings 3,125 kWh Cost Savings Heating $ 125 Cost Savings Cooling $ 560 Total Cost Save $ 685 Estimated Incentive $ 85 • 3 - Energy Efficient Cooling Systems Strategy Description: - Energy efficient ground source heat pump cooling systems will be installed in the building. These units will provide additional energy savings indicated below. 'T;r3tk L'94, z � emand 15.07 kW I nergy Use 13,565 kWh eat Energy Savings kWh ost Savings (Gas) $ Cost Savings (Electric) $ 1,299 otal Cost Save $ 1,299 -riv • Energy Design Assistance Alan Review Report Oak Park Heights City 1 1 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 4 - Energy Efficient Heating Systems Strategy Description: - Energy efficient ground source heat pump heating systems will be installed. These units will provide additional heating energy savings indicated below. Demand kW Energy Use Electric kWh Heat Energy Savings 427 kWh Cost Savings (Electric) $ 17 Total Cost Save $ 17 Estimated Incentive $ 9 5 - Energy Efficient Domestic Water Heating Systems Strategy Description: - Energy efficient ground source heat pump heating systems will be installed for domestic water heating. These units will provide additional heating energy savings indicated • below. Energy and cost savings are: D emand .053 kW I nergy Use kWh I eat Energy Savings 468 kWh ost Savings (Gas) $ ost Savings (Electric) $ 19 otal Cost Save $ 19 1 stimated Incentive $ 9 • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 12 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 6 - Energy Efficient Energy Recovery System Strategy Description: - A total energy recovery system will be installed. The system will recover energy from waste exhaust streams and precondition outdoor ventilation air. The unit will provide additional heating energy savings indicated below. Energy and cost savings are: r . w. `"� -.`�.",',� ..: r Ali, +'R',i a , i,+ of $., m" h ., 3ifi''r.. , ..pi Demand .66 kW 1 nergy Save (H /C) 22,081 kWh I eat Energy Savings kWh Cost Savings Heat $ Cost Savings Cool $ otal Cost Save $ 632 1 stimated Incentive $ 112 7 - Energy Efficient Variable Frequency Drive Controls on Fan Motors Strategy Description: - Variable frequency Drives will be installed on the air handler unit supply and all return fan units. Operating the fan motors at partial speed will provide on -going energy savings. ID emand 3.5 kW 1 nergy Save (H /C) 30,718 kWh I eat Energy Savings kWh Cost Savings Heat $ Cost Savings $ 1,226 otal Cost Save $ 1,226 , -. . . w 1. • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall � i P g ty 13 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 11, Optional Energy Saving Strategies for Oak Park Heights City Hall The following optional strategies have been identified as applicable for the Oak Park Heights City Hall Building la — Additional Occupancy Sensors Strategy Description: - Optionally install additional occupancy sensors lighting controls in office, restroom and storage rooms. Occupancy sensor will shut off lighting when areas are not occupied and provide additional energy and cost savings. r r II) emand 0.49 kW I nergy Use Lighting 1,691 kWh I eating Energy Savings ( 189) 189 kWh I eating Cost Savings $ (8) ost Savings (Electric) $ 110 otal Cost Save $ 102 stimated Incentive $ 98 I ayback Without Incentives 4.5 Years Occupancy sensors can be purchased for about $35 more than a standard switch and installation costs are about the same (i.e. total cost of about $455 for 13 switch sensors). The simple payback is about 4.5 years. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 14 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • 1b — Lower Wattage 78 Lighting Strategy Description: - Optionally, install lower wattage T8 lamps in the planned T8 fixtures. The lower wattage lamps will provide additional energy and cost savings. Lighting levels will be slightly lower than using the planned lamps. Your lighting contractor occupancy should be contacted for additional information on lighting levels. a It emand 2.14 kW I nergy Use Lighting 5,610 kWh 1 eating Energy Savings ( 2003) kWh I eating Cost Savings $ (24) ost Savings (Electric) $ 411 otal Cost Save $ 387 I stimated Incentive $ 428 I ayback Without Incentives 2.0 Years 28 w lamps can be purchased for about $1.25 more than a standard 32 w lamp and installation costs are about the same (i.e. total cost of about $777 for 622 lamps). The simple payback is about 2.0 years. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. .lc — Reduced Fixture Wattage Strategy Description: - Optionally install lower wattage lamps in exterior fixtures on the City Hall building. The analysis is based on reducing the wattage of the planned fixtures from 52 to 26 watts. It emand 0.32 kW I nergy Use T gghting 2,807 kWh I eating Energy Savings 0 kWh 1 eating Cost Savings $ 0 Cost Savings (Electric) $ 112 otal Cost Save $ 112 I stimated Incentive $ 64 I ayback Without Incentives Immed Years One -lamp fixtures will save the cost of one lamp; about $5.00 (i.e. about $70 for 14 lamps). The payback will be immediate. • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 1 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 2a — Energy Efficient Construction — Low e Windows Strategy Description: - Optionally, install low e windows having a U= .3 as opposed to the insulated glass windows. ' � $; cp m W ^r`' " 494 5...x . a �+ F as h ✓ ,.�. '� s { #�r��4 m ,x �' �^� le emand 1.1 kW 1 nergy Use Lighting 3,032 kWh I eating Energy Savings 2,980 kWh 1 eating Cost Savings $ 119 ost Savings (Cooling) $ 138 otal Cost Save $ 257 I stimated Incentive 220 1 ayback Without Incentives 11 Years Low e glass can be purchased for about $2.00 per sq ft (i.e. total of about $2,840) additional costs. The simple payback is about 11.0 yrs. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. • 8 - Premium Efficient Motors Strategy Description: - Optionally, install premium efficiency motors on all pumps and fan motors. Premium efficiency motors will provide additional energy and cost savings when compared to the Y p gY g P State Code requirement for high efficiency motors. a :. v� . . ,. ......... ?A -ems,.. ID emand 2.3 kW I nergy Use 7,451 kWh I eating Energy Savings 0 MMBTU 1 eating Cost Savings $ 0 ost Savings (Electric) $ 461 otal Cost Save $ 461 I stimated Incentive $ 460 1 ayback Without Incentives 7.7 Years Premium efficient motors cost about $30 /Hp additional costs (i.e. total of $3,540) and can be installed for the same amount as the required high efficiency motors. The simple payback is about 7.7 years without incentives, but will payback 2 — 3 times over the expected life of the motors. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 16 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • 9 — ENERGYSTAR Refrigerators Strategy Description: - Optionally, install an ENERGY STAR Refrigerator in the break room. Estimated energy savings are: LAffnielv 74;4', 111 emand .01 kW 1 nergy Use Lighting 80 kWh 1 eating Energy Savings MMBTU 1 eating Cost Savings $ ost Savings (Electric) $ 4 otal Cost Save $ 4 stimated Incentive $ 2 ayback Without Incentives 7.5 Years ENERGY STAR Refrigerators cost about $30 more than a standard refrigerator and the installation costs are the same. The simple payback is about 7.5 years without incentives. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. 10 — ENERGYSTAR Dishwasher Strategy Description: - Optionally, install an ENERGY STAR Dishwasher in the break room. Note that we assumed that a dishwasher would be installed. iif y v r a r7 SFt £ 5 �e .1 : � 7.1 , .r ;ca FEE«_ C 4 , r< It emand .02 kW 1 nergy Use Lighting 213 kWh ater /Heat Cost Save $ 5.40 1 eating Cost Savings $ ost Savings (Electric) $ 6.20 otal Cost Save $ 11.60 1 stimated Incentive $ 4 1 ayback Without Incentives 4.2 Years ENERGY STAR Dishwashers cost about $50 more than a standard dishwasher and the installation costs are the same. The simple payback is about 4.2 years without incentives. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 17 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • The following are energy conservation opportunities per design build plans for the Oak Park Heights Public Safety Building. 11— Internal and External Lighting Strategies — Public SafeoT Building Strategy Description: tion: - Plans and specification indicate that the internal and external lighting for the common and exterior security areas are below the Minnesota State Energy Code for this building type and function. The chart below shows the area and estimated fixture types. Area & Fixture Types Code W /Sq. Ft Actual W /Sq. Ft Garage Fluorescent (Ceiling) 4 lamp T8 .800 .743 Work Shop T8 Lighting 2.50 .980 *With lighting, you want to be less than the code requirement in watts per square foot, but not more. Lowering your wattage per square foot can provide significant energy savings, often times without compromising lighting levels. • Jere re f #x `,' fib ri !_, r.....,c , .. "P <'...*",- ,.. ,1 1 d 3 ix ,.. t .i i:.., .tx,' Demand 1.77 kW Energy Use Lighting 5,527 kWh Heat Energy Savings (8) MMBTU Cost Savings heating $ (112) Cost Savings (Electric) $ 380 Total Cost Save $ 268 Estimated Incentive $ 301 • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 18 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page 10a — Lower Wattage T8 Lighting Strategy Description: - Optionally, install lower wattage T8 lamps in the planned T8 fixtures. The lower wattage lamps will provide additional energy and cost savings. Lighting levels will be slightly lower than using the planned lamps. Your lighting contractor occupancy should be contacted for additional information on lighting levels. "glotomiomazureArkiMMIOrMIMWANSWHIM a"v �' Y.lk� { �,:. j :�, . 1J r; z ! r O r x i r f .?.v- t,` tY'£ .*l,'i. 4 #...,.... 'vf�?x`x �r r;, ....cr .,. <.,... f ? ,^'r. ? . ..�?..'v".'..� t. +. x Demand 0.56 kW Energy Use Lighting 1,128 kWh Heating Energy Savings (2) Heating Cost Savings $ (23) Cost Savings (Electric) $ 88 Total Cost Save $ 65 Estimated Incentive $ 112 28 w lamps can be purchased for about $1.25 more than a standard 32 w lamp and installation costs are about the same (i.e. total cost of about $198 for 158 lamps). The simple payback is about 3.0 • years. Table 1 provides paybacks with Xcel Energy incentives. 12 - Energy Efficient Construction Strategy Description: - Plans and specifications indicate that Oak Park Heights Public Safety Building will use construction and materials that exceed the State of Minnesota Energy Code. Area Planned R/U Value Code R/U Value Roof Insulation U= 0.045 U= 0.045 Wall Insulation U = 0.077 U =.091 x� �,a'`�,r y. ; � �a L � ar d' � _ r s � -�x'`r��, e s $ w r fis � � � �� `� ID errand 0.0 kW I lectric Energy Savings 0.0 kWh I eating Energy Savings 6.5 MCF Cost Savings Heating $ 75 Cost Savings Cooling $ otal Cost Save $ 75 I stimated Incentive $ • Energy .Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 19 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • Xcel Energy Rate Programs 13 - Participate in Xcel Energy Saver's Switch for Business Program Participate in Xcel Energy's Saver's Switch for Business Program. This program cycles and or sheds air conditioners and rooftop unit second stage compressors on units of 20 tons and less during peak periods (i.e. noon to 6 pm on week days typical) when Xcel Energy's generation system is experiencing peak demand (i.e. about 8 —10 days per year). Not all of the units will be off at one time. Xcel Energy provides incentives up to $5 /ton for each of the 4 summer months. Your Xcel Energy Electric Sales Representative can provide you with program information. Oak Park Heights could potentially qualify for the program by installing the switches on the heat pump units. However, the planned heat pumps units are integrated into a central plant and probably would degrade operation during periods when the units would be cycled off. Installing the switch on one or two units may be a reasonable option, since the cycle times are random and two units may not cycle off at one time. Installing the switch on one 10 -ton unit, for example, would save $200 per year Xcel Energy installs the radio- controlled switch free of charge to the customer. You are encouraged • to talk to your Xcel Energy Representative about this program and how it may affect your facility and operation. 14 - Participate in Xcel Energy Peak Controlled Tiered Rate Program This program requires that the customer voluntary shed a minimum of 50 kW when requested by Xcel Energy (i.e. usually about 6 — 8 times a year from noon to 6 pm Monday through Friday). Xcel Energy provides an incentive based on the amount of demand shed and customer peak usage profile. Your electric demand costs can be reduced from $9.26/Kw (summer) and $6.61/Kw (winter) to about $4.43/Kw (summer and winter controllable demand). Your total building electrical loads could qualify this building for this program, but would require that substantial portions of the building lighting and heat pump systems be shut down during the control period. Your Xcel Energy Electric Sales Representative can provide you additional program information and potential cost savings. • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 20 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • Xcel Energy Rebates - Oak Park Heights — City Hall 60 tons Ground Source Heat Pumps at $170 /kW x 15 kW (Custom Cale) _$ 2,550 ASD's on Fan Motors (35 hp X $30 /hp) _$ 1,050 Total =$ 2,600 • • Energy Design Assistance Plan Review Report Oak Park Heights City Hall 21 Xcel Energy 03/09 Page • I I I i I i ' b 3 i } I i II I 1 x N 111 g g I p a W i Z I »» •'1 -), Y. iH 'D 1 mgi s I! 1 ' I igg » » » » r 1 • 1 it ill :, 1 , ' ' ' ' ' i i ; :.: X X " i' §. 3 d W 1 y 1 0 g II a 1 V 114 g a ! a 5 lit ., 1 1 - 1 1 1 -- 1 , 1 " » » » » » » i oa 2 I I " m nm I i O .E +i ■ g - ' �. 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We're pleased to offer an Energy Design Assistance plan review incentive of u to $5,921 for the � P P implementation of all the energy conservation opportunities you intended to implement in your plans and gS' pP Y p P • an incentive of up to $1,388 for additional conservation measures. Because our P lan review analyzes your entire building and considers energy saving opportunities not covered under existing rebate programs, the plan review incentive generally is higher than what you could expect to receive from our individual rebate ro P grams. We will be very pleased if you implement all of the energy conservation opportunities identified, but realize this may not be feasible. If you choose to implement less than all the recommended efficiency measures, we will adjust your incentive amount according to your actual implementation. In order to complete your Plan Review project, please note the following: • Please use the attached plan review notification form to let us know how you plan to implement your energy conservation opportunities. This gives us an opportunity to reanalyze any future information and provide you with the final form for verification. • If you have further questions regarding the review or opportunities that you would like to look into, our plan review consultant and myself are available via phone or conference meeting. Please let us know if we can further help your decision with these services by calling (612) 330 -5507 to request a meeting. • Once your building has been completed, our plan review consultant will provide a site verification of energy conservation measures. We request that a contractor or maintenance supervisor be present and a final set of plans be available. • 4/7/2009 Page 2 of 4 • Thank you again for your interest in our Energy Design Assistance plan review. From: Getty, R Scott Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 9:35 AM To: Wagner, Jenny K Subject: RE: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... Great. I'll let Eric know that we have it and are finalizing the report and letter. Scott From: Wagner, Jenny K Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 9:33 AM To: Getty, R Scott Subject: RE: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... I will send the report out. I just got approval from the EEE and am working on finalizing the report. I will miir send out later today. From: Getty, R Scott Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 9:30 AM To: Wagner, Jenny K Cc: Peterson, Jessica K Subject: FW: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... This one is probably most important. I'd like to respond directly to Eric if you have the report from Gene... Scott From: Eric Johnson [mailto :eajohnson @cityofoakparkheights.com] Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 7:51 AM To: Getty, R Scott; Michael Lueth; Peterson, Jessica K Cc: Randy Engel • 4/7/2009 Page 3 of 4 • Subject: RE: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... 4/6/09 Mr. Getty, I do not believe I have seen this report yet? (could be wrong, but I do not recall) I am in somewhat urgent need of the possible incentive values as the bids came in higher than anticipated so all funds become even more precious.... Has this been emailed / snail mailed? Thanks Eric Johnson City of Oak Park Heights From: Getty, R Scott [ mailto :r.scott.getty @xcelenergy.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 2:48 PM ill To: Eric Johnson; Randy Engel Cc: Peterson, Jessica K; Wertish, John E Subject: FW: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Budding... Eric, as we discussed today, some of the comments right now from our engineer evaluating your plans: "This is a very efficient building having a very efficient design!" You will be getting a report on the building in about a week and as I know you are getting a bid awarded at the end of the month, you may also want to consider a couple of other recommendations: *NEMA Premium Efficiency Motors - 5- 10year payback typically *Occupancy Sensors (about 12 -14 additional sensors) in: Rest Rooms Conference Rooms Large Storage Area Eric, when you get the report it will indicate the level of incentives we will give you when the project is completed. These opportunities were found in the plans. The other opportunities like the two mentioned about are proposed opportunities that you may want to ask the • 4/7/2009 Page4of4 • contractor to consider. I look forward to meeting with you after you receive the report. Thank you again. Scott Getty Key Account Manager Xcel Energy - Rice Street Service Center 825 Rice Street, Saint Paul, MN 55117 P: (651) 229 -2411 1 F: (651) 229 -2367 Email: r.scott.getty @xcelenergy.com www.xcelenergy.com Xcel Energy CIP Link: http : / /www_xcdencrgy.com /rebates • 4/7/2009 Page 1 of 3 • Eric Johnson From: Getty, R Scott [r.scott. getty c©xcelenergy.com] Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 9:41 AM To: Eric Johnson; Michael Lueth; Peterson, Jessica K Cc: Randy Engel; Wagner, Jenny K Subject: RE: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... Eric, the design evaluation was completed last week, and you should receive a copy along with incentive estimates for the project today. I've asked Jenny to email you the results of our evaluation. As I had said early, when you get the report, I'd like to follow up with a meeting to review it in general. II I Thank you. ak Scott Getty Ike Account Manager er g Xcel Energy - Rice Street Service Center 825 Rice Street, Saint Paul, MN 55117 P: (651) 229 -2411 I F: (651) 229 -2367 Email: r.scott.getty @xcelenergy.com www.xcelenergy.com Xcel Energy CIP Link: http: / /www.xcelenergy.com /rebates From: Eric Johnson [ mailto: eajohnson @cityofoakparkheights.comj Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 7 :51 AM To: Getty, R Scott; Michael Lueth; Peterson, Jessica K Cc: Randy Engel Subject: RE: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... 4/6/09 Mr. Getty, 4/7/2009 Page 2 of 3 4 1. I do not believe I have seen this report yet? (could be wrong, but I do not recall) I am in somewhat urgent need of the possible incentive values as the bids came in higher than anticipated so all funds become even more precious.... Has this been emailed / snail mailed? Thanks Eric Johnson City of Oak Park Heights From: Getty, R Scott [ mailto :r.scott.getty@xcelenergy.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 2:48 PM To: Eric Johnson; Randy Engel Cc: Peterson, Jessica K; Wertish, John E Subject: FW: Preliminary Options - Oak Park Heights - Very Efficient Building... Eric, as we discussed today, o the comments right now from our engineer evaluating 9 g 9 Y our plans: "This is a very efficient building having a very efficient design!" You will be getting a report on the building in about a week and as I know you are getting a bid awarded at the end of the month, you may also want to consider a couple of other recommendations: *NEMA Premium Efficiency Motors - 5- 10year payback typically *Occupancy Sensors (about 12 -14 additional sensors) in: Rest Rooms Conference Rooms Large Storage Area Eric, when ou get the report it will indicate the level of incentives we will give you when the Y g p 9 Y project is completed. These opportunities were found in the plans. The other opportunities like the two mentioned about are proposed opportunities that you may want to ask the contractor to consider. I look forward to meeting with you after you receive the report. • 4/7/2009 Page 3 of 3 Thank you again. Scott Getty Key Account Manager Xcel Energy - Rice Street Service Center 825 Rice Street, Saint Paul, MN 55117 P: (651) 229 -2411 I F: (651) 229 -2367 Email: r.scott.getty @xcelenergy.com www.xcelenergy.com Xcel Energy CIP Link: http: / /www.xcelenerg /rebates • 4 10 4/7/2009 • "` APPLICATION ] E D P '` ) 13 r S O S T 'i r V cel Energy® )" � ' °b ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE APPLICATION rs" a (Project ) Project name Q L t ?AlL.- tri-sk -t9- ( k....L,1( Date submitted l( /d -2 - ---(- Project location t,tt (s'% - -P - 13W)3 City O L ept2(L1-66c.6 T5 State 141.- -1 ZIP 5'508 2 e Estimated construction completion date n 'N t • t 0 � , � � t f �� � o A) ) (Business Customer Information ) Company name C R, Y dj. ; * ' L. .. * ......- Billing addressiittic OHr (� � City c»v _ Pj'I2{ . t fi r, 4.' State MN ZIP SSd l9 z )( Customer contact name (print) E(2 t L I 3o N A S a+V Phone (__I t O Q t +4 , 31 - Fax (( 1 ) ` k 't "b6 Customer contact e-mail* yC e. c7e. t> �As �OCt iyacculc.Pav * By providing your e-mail address, you are granting Xcel Energy permission to send further e-mails about this project.. J Project contact (if different) }( Person submitting application (please print) 2< E R t L- lfalf4. -- -) (Customer's Design Team Information ) 8 Architectural Firm Contact name C t_ &at e - E -mail Yd . °t..{.Lctel C 0L"Nca.lol1'C.L 4e Fax (( ) ) `4% 5 2-5" tt Phone On ) -k.6 eri ?O / General Contractor Contact name E -mail ,r Fax 1 ) Phone Mechanical Engineer F'-i- t L 11Vtf e Vw / Q tv C C. Contact name Pa Y C7 (..ZOO E -mail 't)dt Mt,in.CC ^ IVI G • G( Fax (.a�i ) 4OS nCj Ll _ Phone 1(9 1 L ©q 1 L Electrical Engineer 1 • k €tt \v f°C rt V-1 t `t`C • Contact name Q6 .L.?10 Y-t I -e r c•et -f 4 E-mail t")i11)1ar1d1 o- {'- — IVLC CGr1 Fax((PSI ) r 0112-- Phone (t' )` O 04 25 Development Company Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone 1 ) INTERNAL USE ONLY - PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN TI SPACE ❑ Custom Consulting ❑ Plan Review ❑ Standard Rebates Xcel Energy account manager 1 Page 1 of 4 08 -05-002 04/2008 CSS #1221 s Appticatiou`Information In order for us to accept your Energy Design Assistance application, completed applications must be submitted as early as possible in the design process. Once received, applications will be reviewed, and you will be contacted as to next steps. C Program Options Include: Custom Consulting is a comprehensive approach to design analysis and maximum energy- saving potential. Building square footage requirement is at least 50,000 square feet. Plan Review is a simplified approach to design assistance for buildings between 15,000 square feet and 50,000 square feet. Projects that do not qualify will be able to take advantage of our ConservationWise, from Xcel Energyw standard rebates for installing high - efficiency equipment. Building Eligibility Requirements Inckide: • Xcel Energy Minnesota business customers constructing or renovating a building are eligible to apply based on qualification for Energy Design Assistance. • Entirely - residential- housing projects qualify starting at 150,000 square feet (not including garage). All other projects qualify starting at 15,000 square feet (includes housing projects with at least 50,000 square feet of commercial /retail space). Application Instructions Complete this application and screening form, and submit it to: Xcel Energy Conservation Marketing 414 Nicollet Mall GO6 Minneapolis MN 55401 Fax 612 - 330 -2914 Page 2 of 4 08-05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 4 APPLICATION ENE - 1GY DESIG ASSISTANCE MN III ( Energy Design Assistance Application: Screening Form PROJECT SCHEDULE f =$ :pi. D to L 0 r1,49.446.g. t$ C. s to o e , _ , f� �� ��. >!esi� � . � �= x�.. # �i.� s ,�� , . s_. f., �.. o t __tP el ,, Start Date rLe; kb 111 ( b25' 12-110 to P, t-1.ps -I Wo c i Finish Date `o / Lv' v t � ? 12-i i t d 11.3469 Eby. 2.60 BUILDING INFORMATION 3- +T r c ; ¢ ype f 4r4 ❑ 3M14:4112 ,..1 ' 6414 { i _, penova ion `{ ; Total Building Sq. Ft. `Litt d $ t~ en-) two •(L4 (tttt"Ciw) Parking Garage Sq. Ft. Building Type t-•W %A.t -Gt. 'F 1 c Percent Cooled 4,6 - 1 6 7, Is this a LEED® registered project ❑ Yes kilo Are you currently working with an Energy Consultant? ❑ Yes 1No If yes, who is providing these services for you? Are you currently working with a LEED consultant? *es ❑ No If yes, who is providing these services for you? e TOLL) ta.v t'txCLS 1 11—/C • , ____ ___.__._____._________ ___-- _-- ______ PROCESS ---___________ _____- _ _- .__-- - _- _____ - - _ ►' o d Sin le ■ o (` ■ D si" i *Y 9 tf� ep ac a�. ' �� HEATING AND COOLING 1k3 0n -site cooling systems ❑ District cooling x On -site heating systems ❑ District heating PIEther . 't `>Cx.r4'CL C' 44.Evr113G-k-- Coot- t'o{b 8 Page 3 of 4 08 -05-002 04/2008 CSS#1221 I MN Design Consideration Options ) WILLINGNESS TO CONSIDER ENERGY SAVING ALTERNATIVES Orientation - building layout M VeVe 0 Somewhat ❑ Not at all Lighting /control design Every ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Glazing type- window design Pcrery ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all HVAC /control efficiency I! Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Daylghting controls Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Load responsive equipment Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Wall insulation 1 Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Outside air control systems iSice ry ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all III Lighting controls L�! Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Energy management system li Ve ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Roof insulation Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Other energy - design alternatives: &Et T Irk Cr'{ -t'(,( --- G"k'ts}j 6 0 CC° L p Stig iTell Special considerations and other comments: lAS 0E- k C4 t J f)VY Ce D ttalt V 10J elv--c ti.r o crew . Chet -tkX0, C a.1 c r - -,r a Xcel Energy® 1- 800-481 -4700 xcelenergy.com t5 2008 Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. Northern States Power Company • Minnesota, an Xcel Energy Company Printed with soy -based inks on recycled paper. III Page 4 of 4 08 -05-002 04/2008 CSS#1221 A ConservationWise from Xcel EnergysM ENERGY DESIGN MN CONSERVATIONWISE from ti ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 0 Xcel Energy. ' AGREEMENT This agreement is entered into between Northern States Power Company (Minnesota) d /b /a Xcel Energy (the "Company ") and CIr r Dr Oke pp/?,( /If / 3 (the "Customer "), pertaining to the building to be constructed or reconstructed at /y /d/ 04L'Md' 6 "VI (the "facility "). Xcel Energy has permission to list the customer and building name as a program participant: N il yes no. Xcel Energy has permission to use this project for promotion of Energy Design Assistance, if so chosen: " yes no. TERMS AND CONDITIONS The Company has a conservation program portfolio called "Energy Design Assistance" in which the Company offers to pay incentive payments to certain Customers for including energy- efficiency measures ("Conservation Measures") in the building that the Customer is constructing or reconstructing. Participation in one of the Energy Design Assistance programs precludes participation in Xcel Energy's prescriptive (component) programs for equipment installed as part of this project. This Agreement provides the terms for pay - ment of incentives by the Company under the Energy Design Assistance programs. 1. Conservation Measures and Incentive Payments The Company will pay the Customer an incentive for the Conservation Measures selected and installed. Payment will be made according to the results of verification. 8 2. Date of Equipment Incentive Payments The Company shall pay the Construction Incentive Amounts within 6 to 8 weeks after the following conditions are met: (1) Construction of Customer's facility is completed; (2) Customer has received an occupancy permit, and (3) Company has verified satisfactory installation of the Conservation Measures. 3. Review of Specifications Customer will provide the Company with a copy of the Construction Documents and Specifications for the construction of the Facility ( "Specifications "). For Custom Consulting projects, such Specifications must include the Conservation Measures. The Company may refuse to pay incentives if the Specifications do not adequately provide for installation of the Conservation Measures consistent with good engineering and energy- efficiency design practices. For both Custom Consulting and Plan Review projects, the Company will review the Specifications and provide the Customer with feedback regarding the specifications of the Conservation Measures within ninety (90) days of the receipt of the specifications. Failure by the Company to provide such feedback within said ninety (90) days shall be deemed approval of the specifications of the Conservation Measures. 4. Verification of Installation The Company is not obligated to pay any Equipment Incentive Amounts unless the Company is satisfied that the Conservation Measures were installed in accordance with the Specifications. Any other specific installation requirements (if any) are provided in the Incentive Rider. Failure by the Company to object to said installation within thirty (30) days of installation inspection shall be deemed satisfactory therewith. 5. Cancellation and Reimbursement (a) Term and Termination: This Agreement shall become effective upon the date first herein written and shall continue in effect for the full duration of the Agreement period. The contract will terminate after the receipt of the final incentive for the package of Conservation III Measures discussed in Section 1 and after all other agreed -upon services have been met. (b) Customer may cancel this Agreement at any time. If Customer is not engaged in a continuous program of construction of the Facility by the end of two years from the date the Customer signs this Agreement, the Company may cancel this Agreement. Page 1 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ConservationWise from Xcel Energy" 1 (c) Upon cancellation of this Agreement by the Customer, Customer must reimburse all payments made by the Company to the Customer under this Agreement, for Conservation Measures not completely installed. 6. Limitation of Total Liability and Indemnity The Company and its Affiliates shall not be held liable, in any event or circumstance, whether in contract or in tort (including negligence or strict liability), for any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages including, but not limited to, loss of anticipated profits, loss by non - operation or increased expense of operation, service interruptions, claims of customers or any third party, loss of use of capital or revenue, or loss of money. In any event, the total liability of the Company and its Affiliates, whether in contract, tort (including negligence and strict liability), or otherwise, shall be limited to the paying of incentives specified in Section 2, The Customer shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Company and its Affiliates harmless against all claims, demands and causes of action of every kind and character arising in favor of any person, including both the Company's employees, on account of personal or bodily injuries or death, or damages to property occurring, growing out of, incident to, or resulting directly or indirectly from the work or alteration thereof, whether such loss, damage, injury or liability, or claim thereof arises from or is contributed to by the negligence of the Company, its employees or another party. 7. No Warranties (a) Customer any es that neither the company nor of the Company's Affiliates are responsible for assuring that the design, 9 Y I' engineering and construction of the Facility or installation of the Conservation Measures is proper or complies with particular laws, codes or industry standards. Neither the Company nor its Affiliates guarantee that installation of any of the Conservation Measures wt ll res It u in an y level of ener gy II vings or result in any measurable energy - related benefit. (c) NO OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER STATUTORY, WRITTEN OR ORAL, EXPRESS ED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WILL APPLY. 8. Follow -up Visits (a) The Company reserves the right to make a reasonable number of follow -up visits to Customer's Facility during the 24 months follow- ing initial operation of Conservation Measures. Such visit(s) will be at a time convenient to the Customer, made with at least one week advance notice given to the Customer by the Company. 9. Audits The Company reserves the right to conduct random inspections of installations. Please retain invoices for at least 90 days. If the Company finds that you don't comply with the Company rules and standards, any rebate you have received must be returned to the Company. 10. Customer Must Pay All Taxes The benefits conferred upon Customer under this program may be taxable by federal, state and local government. Customer is responsible for declaring and paying all such taxes. Customer is encouraged to consult a tax advisor for further information. The Company is NOT responsible for the payment of any such taxes. 11. Miscellaneous (a) This Agreement is the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all other communications and representations. (b) Customer acknowledges that the only individuals authorized to bind the Company under this Agreement are the individuals who signed his Agreement, or the President or a Vice President of the Company. Page 2 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 It ,..., k o Os �� T C ii K \ ,. - OG A" 4 ''' k -- (c) If either the Company or Customer desires to modify this Agreement, the modification must be in writing and signed by an authorized person of the other party in order for the modification to be enforceable against that party. (d) For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Affiliates" means any subsidiary of Xcel Energy and its consultants. (e) Confidentiality: Any and all knowledge, know -how, practices, process, Customer name or trademark, or other information (hereinafter referred to as "Confidential Information ") disclosed or submitted in writing or in other tangible form shall be considered as Confidential Information to either party by the other, and shall be received and maintained by the receiving party in strict confidence and shall not be disclosed to any third party. Furthermore, neither party shall use said Confidential Information for any purpose other than those purposes specified in this agreement. Each will agree to use its reasonable efforts not to disclose any agreed -to Confidential Information. Confiden- tial Information does not include information available in the public domain, or independently known prior to receipt thereof. (f) Force Majeure. Neither party hereto shall be considered in default in the performance of its obligations hereunder to the extent that the performance of any such obligation is prevented or delayed by any cause, existing or future, which is beyond the reasonable control of the party (g) Applicable Law. This agreement shall be constructed in accordance with the laws of the state in which the Facility is being built. The above obligations for Confidential Information shall be in effect for a period of three (3) years from the termination of this Agreement. The unauthorized use of either party's name, logo, or other identifying marks is expressly prohibited. 12. Final Report. The final report, which will outline all the estimated energy savings and incentives to be paid for the Conservation Measures that were 8 recommended and/or impleme : • - le • -sented to the Customer thirty(30) days after the conditions have been met regarding the Construction Incentive Am • • - •• • • n Section 2. Terms and Conditio , / Company By (signature) )< ,, Date ' / -- 2" 1 O Printed name .4 /' /mot( / N.SaIL) Customer Customer co - p: y name ' a 0 A k IL_ t� P42.-V- -6) Pa Project name a 'J ‘k-ra.6 C k t 7 LL By (signature) A / Date J t 1.- 2- Printedname X (1C.- (TM KS E-mail vf^ e- A : s 0A G e i ( yof' 0 h43 . to rv1 Fax �5 I 4 bS 7 Mailing address \'+L t J { ( } 9 ` i � P P - r u c - - )t eu o q c r r 4 Cit 66 `t. -P tG b State t.ha 21P 5 II Page 3 of 4 06-10-206 12/2006 Xcel Energy® 1- 800 - 481 -4700 xcelenergy.com © 2006 Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. Northen States Power Company d/b /a Xcel Energy Page 4 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ' Conservation Wise from Xcel EnergysM PROGRAM INFORMATION ENERGY DESIGN MN J CONSERVATIONWISE from ASSISTANCE 'el Xcel Energy. ';'''' ilii , , 4,,., , r * i! � ' au t ' 1 ;*''' ' ` .,,,,, A , , * * ,,,,, A A ,„ � , 4 '* MAXIMIZE ENERGY SAVINGS BY ADDING CONSERVATION MEASURES DURING DID YOU KNOW? PLANNING AND DESIGN PHASES You can start your new building out right by saving energy costs. Consider The best time to consider energy- efficient options for materials and saving 20 to 40 cents per square foot equipment is before you receive a single energy bill. Our Energy Design each year by including energy - Assistance, by ConservationWise from Xcel Energys'', helps you maximize efficient strategies and building energy savings by building savings into your project during the planning systems identified by Xcel Energy's nd design phase. Design Assistance Program. il l quipment that works well together and goes beyond standard Minnesota State energy code options is a worthwhile investment that leads to savings ENERGY COST BREAKDOWN on energy bills and operating costs.To encourage cost - effective investments FOR AN AVERAGE BUILDING in energy conservation, we offer a complete program of financial incentives and free consulting to help you with new construction, additions or major renovation projects. Fans /Pump 18 °( , GET FREE DESIGN ASSISTANCEAND CASH INCENTIVES a 168 Lights 36 ' 1 S71,886 SAVE ON ENERGY BILLS Our Energy DesignAssistance offers free consulting and design assistance based ' Cooling 1i% , on building size, design stage and your willingness to implement suggestions. , r; We offer incentives when you implement energy- saving strategies. s Heat 23°/o 544,161 savings gained as a result of implementing xa , Incentives are based on energy g g equipment and systems that perform beyond Minnesota State energy code requirements. The more energy you save, the more you can earn in incentive dollars and the more you'll save on future energy bills. Custom Consulting This FREE comprehensive approach to energy savings includes personal- ized computer energy modeling for your planned building.This valuable modeling predicts energy use, suggests energy- saving strategies and proj- ects energy -cost savings. ur project site verifications help ensure that selected strategies are in- ,talled and working to save on energy bills. Recommended strategies also qualify for our cash incentives, which decrease your out -of- pocket cost and improve your return on investment. Conservation Wise from Xcel EnergySM PROGRAM INFORMATION ENERGY DESIGN MN ASSISTANCE • Participation criteria: • Project size is at least 50,000 square feet ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE CAN • Multi- housing projects must be at least 150,000 square feet, not including GIVE YOU LONG -TERM ENERGY garage space AND COST SAVINGS • Energy Design Assistance analysis begins as soon as preliminary designs are The up -front investment you make complete, and must be in process prior to equipment bidding will pay dividends over the long - term, increasing the value of the property Plan Review you are involved in building.You can: This FREE review looks at completed preliminary designs to recommend energy - efficiency upgrades that can save energy in a new or renovated build- • Shorten payback terms and save ing.We'll provide you with a completed report detailing suggestions you may up - front capital because the incentives want to consider for energy efficient equipment and offer cash incentives to you may qualify for will offset the help off -set the higher cost of energy efficiency. cost of more efficient materials and equipment. Participation criteria: • Project size is 15,000 to 50,000 square feet • Achieve significant long-term energy savings, meaning dollars • Multi- housing projects must be at least 15,000 square feet that go straight to your bottom line ' • Energy Design Assistance begins as soon as preliminary designs are complete, every month. and must be in process prior to equipment bidding • Reduce maintenance and premature Multifamily Affordable Housing equipment replacement costs because 110 his FREE review for Multifamily Affordable Housing is based on our plan more efficient equipment may have a review program and includes cash incentives for energy - efficient equipment. longer productive fife. The participation criteria outlined below must be met in order to benefit from the program. • Save time implementing recommenda- tions because Energy Design Assis- Participation criteria: tance consulting is structured to fit into your existing process flow without • Requires installation of ENERGY STAR® appliances (when applicable) schedule delays. • Requires Compact Fluorescent lighting (CFL) in unit spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms and hallways (ENERGY STAR lighting fixtures are recommended) • Requires installation of CFLs in common spaces • Multi- housing projects must include five units or more and be at least 15,000 square feet • Must have an Area Median Income of 60% for 40% of total building • Energy Design Assistance begins as soon as preliminary designs are complete, and must be in process prior to equipment bidding • Participants are ineligible for other incentive programs Xcel Energy° To get more information on the Energy Design Assistance program or equipment in your project that could qualify for our rebates, call our Business Solutions Center at 1- 800 - 481 -4700, e-mail bsc @xcelenergy.com, visit 1 xcelenergy.com/rebates, or check with your equipment vendor before ordering xcelenergy.com © 2007 Xcel Energy Inc. your heating, cooling and other mechanical equipment. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. I Northern States Power Company d /b /a Xcel Energy t Printed with soy -based inks on recycled paper. 07- 05-406 CSS# 1338 Customers are eligible to participate in one Energy Design Assistance program and must choose between Custom Consulting, Plan Review and Multifamily Affordable Housing. APPLICATION MN ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE L Xcel Energy® ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE APPLICATION (Project Project name Date submitted Project location City State ZIP Estimated construction completion date ( Business. Customer InfOirit atfou : '` Company name Billing address City State — ZIP Customer contact name (print) Phone ( ) Fax ( ) Customer contact e-mail* * By providing your e-mail address, you are granting Xcel Energy permission to send further e-mails about this project.. Project contact (if different) Person submitting application (please print) Cnstotitei's Design Teani>Inforroation Architectural Firm Contact name E -mail Fax( 1 Phone ( ) General Contractor Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( ) Mechanical Engineer Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone 1 1 Electrical Engineer Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( 1 Development Company Contact name E -mail Fax ( 1 Phone ( 1 NTERNAL USE ONLY — PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE ❑ Custom Consulting ❑ Plan Review ❑ Standard Rebates Xcel Energy account manager 1 Page 1 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 J • Application Informati �t In order for us to accept your Energy Design Assistance application, completed applications must be submitted as early as possible in the design process. Once received, applications will be reviewed, and you will be contacted as to next steps. C Program Options Inciude Custom Consulting is a comprehensive approach to design analysis and maximum energy - saving potential. Building square footage requirement is at least 50,000 square feet. Plan Review is a simplified approach to design assistance for buildings between 15,000 square feet and 50,000 square feet. Projects that do not qualify will be able to take advantage of our ConservationWise from Xcel EnergySM standard rebates for installing high- efficiency equipment. Building Eligibility equirenient ,lii Jude: • Xcel Energy Minnesota business customers constructing or renovating a building are eligible to apply based on qualification for Energy Design Assistance. • Entirely - residential - housing projects qualify starting at 150,000 square feet (not including garage). W All other projects qualify starting at 15,000 square feet (includes housing projects with at least 50,000 square feet of commercial /retail space). Application Instructions Complete this application and screening form, and submit it to: Xcel Energy Conservation Marketing 414 Nicollet Mall GO6 Minneapolis MN 55401 Fax 612 - 330 -2914 • Page 2 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 APPLICATION ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE MN 411/ Energy Deign Assistance Application Screening Form PROJECT SCHEDULE Start Date Finish Date BUILDING INFORMATION '! f • . • , f ;Y Total uiId Sq F . Parking Garage Sq. Ft. 'Building Type Percent Cooled ' Is this a LEED® registered project ❑ Yes ❑ No Are you currently working with an Energy Consultant? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, who is providing these services for you? Are you currently working with a LEED consultant? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, who is providing these services for you? DESIGN PROCESS HEATING AND COOLING d' On -site cooling systems ❑ District cooling ❑! On - site heating systems ❑ District heating 111) Other Page 3 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 Design Consideration Options WILLINGNESS TO CONSIDER ENERGY SAVING ALTERNATIVES Orientation - building layout C7 Very 0 Somewhat tJ Not at all Lighting /control design ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Glazing type - window design ❑ Very 0 Somewhat ❑ Not at all HVAC /control efficiency ❑ Ve ry ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Daylighting controls ❑ 1ery somewhat ❑ Not at 811 Load responsive equipment ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Wall insulation ❑ Very ❑ Soritewhat ❑ Not at all Outside air control systems ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Lighting controls ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all g ry Energy management system ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Roof insulation 0 Very 0 Somewhat 0 Not at all Other energy-design alternatives: Special considerations and other comments: Xcel Energy® 1- 800 - 481 -4700 xcelenergy.com © 2008 Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel • Northern Inc. rthe rn State Nrthe States Power Company - Minnesota, an Xcel Energy Company Printed with soy -based inks on recycled paper. Page 4 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 ConservationWise from Xcel EnergySM ENERGY DESIGN MN CONSERVATIONWISE from r r ASSISTANCE PROGRAM & Xcel Energy. - AGREEMENT This agreement is entered into between Northern States Power Company (Minnesota) d /b /a Xcel Energy (the "Company ") and (the "Customer "), pertaining to the building to be constructed or reconstructed at (the "facility "). Xcel Energy has permission to list the customer and building name as a program participant: yes no. Xcel Energy has permission to use this project for promotion of Energy Design Assistance, if so chosen: yes no. TERMS AND CONDITIONS The Company has a conservation program portfolio called "Energy Design Assistance" in which the Company offers to pay incentive payments to certain Customers for including energy- efficiency measures ( "Conservation Measures ") in the building that the Customer is constructing or reconstructing. Participation in one of the Energy Design Assistance programs precludes participation in Xcel Energy's prescriptive (component) programs for equipment installed as part of this project. This Agreement provides the terms for pay - ment of incentives by the Company under the Energy Design Assistance programs. 1. Conservation Measures and Incentive Payments The Company will pay the Customer an incentive for the Conservation Measures selected and installed. Payment will be made according to the results of verification. 2. Date of Equipment incentive Payments • The Company shall pay the Construction Incentive Amounts within 6 to 8 weeks after the following conditions are met: (1) Construction of Customer's facility is completed; (2) Customer has received an occupancy permit, and (3) Company has verified satisfactory installation of the Conservation Measures. 3. Review of Specifications Customer will provide the Company with a copy of the Construction Documents and Specifications for the construction of the Facility ( "Specifications "). For Custom Consulting projects, such Specifications must include the Conservation Measures. The Company may refuse to pay incentives if the Specifications do not adequately provide for installation of the Conservation Measures consistent with good engineering and energy- efficiency design practices. For both Custom Consulting and Plan Review projects, the Company will review the Specifications and provide the Customer with feedback regarding the specifications of the Conservation Measures within ninety (90) days of the receipt of the specifications. Failure by the Company to provide such feedback within said ninety (90) days shall be deemed approval of the specifications of the Conservation Measures. 4. Verification of Installation The Company is not obligated to pay any Equipment Incentive Amounts unless the Company is satisfied that the Conservation Measures were installed in accordance with the Specifications. Any other specific installation requirements (if any) are provided in the Incentive Rider. Failure by the Company to object to said installation within thirty (30) days of installation inspection shall be deemed satisfactory therewith. 5. Cancellation and Reimbursement (a) Term and Termination: This Agreement shall become effective upon the date first herein written and shall continue in effect for the full duration of the Agreement period. The contract will terminate after the receipt of the final incentive for the package of Conservation 40 Measures discussed in Section 1 and after all other agreed -upon services have been met. (b) Customer may cancel this Agreement at anytime. If Customer is not engaged in a continuous program of construction of the Facility by the end of two years from the date the Customer signs this Agreement, the Company may cancel this Agreement. Page 1 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ConservationWise from Xce( Ener 9Y M • (c) Upon cancellation of this Agreement by the Customer, Customer must reimburse all payments made by the Company to the Customer under this Agreement, for Conservation Measures not completely installed. 9 � P Y 6. Limitation of Total Liability and Indemnity The Company and its Affiliates shall not be held liable, in any event or circumstance, whether in contract or in tort (including negligence i it d or strict liability), for any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages including, but not I m e to, Toss of anticipated p profits, rofits , loss by non - operation or increased expense of operation, service interruptions, claims of customers or any third party, loss of use of capital or revenue, or loss of money. In any event, the total liability of the Company and its Affiliates, whether in contract, tort (including negligence and strict liability), or otherwise, shall be limited to the paying of incentives specified in Section 2. The Customer shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Company and its Affiliates harmless against all claims, demands and causes of action of every kind and character arising in favor of any person, including both the Company's employees, on account of personal or bodily injuries or death, or damages to property occurring, growing out of, incident to, or resulting directly or indirectly from the work or alteration thereof, whether such loss, damage, injury or liability, or claim thereof arises from or is contributed to by the negligence of the Company, its employees or another party. 7. No Warranties (a) Customer acknowledges that neither the company nor any of the Company's Affiliates are responsible for assuring that the design, engineering and construction of the Facility or installation of the Conservation Measures is proper or complies with particular laws, codes or industry standards. (b) Neither the Company nor its Affiliates guarantee that installation of any of the Conservation Measures will result in any level of energy • avings or result in any measurable energy - related benefit. (c) NO OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER STATUTORY, WRITTEN OR ORAL, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WILL APPLY. 8. Follow -up Visits (a) The Company reserves the right to make a reasonable number of follow -up visits to Customer's Facility during the 24 months follow- ing initial operation of Conservation Measures. Such visit(s) will be at a time convenient to the Customer, made with at least one week advance notice given to the Customer by the Company. 9. Audits The Company reserves the right to conduct random inspections of installations. Please retain invoices for at least 90 days. If the Company rules and standards, any rebate you have received must be returned to the Company. finds that you don't comply with the Company les a d anda ds, a y . y P Y 10. Customer Must Pay All Taxes t The benefits conferred upon Customer under this program may be taxable by federal, state and local government. Customer is responsible for declaring and paying all such taxes. Customer is encouraged to consult a tax advisor for further information. The Company is NOT responsible for the payment of any such taxes. 11. Miscellaneous (a) This Agreement is the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all other communications and representations. (b) Customer acknowledges that the only individuals authorized to bind the Company under this Agreement are the individuals who signed his Agreement, or the President or a Vice President of the Company. Page 2 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE MN PROGRAM AGREEMENT (c) If either the Company or Customer desires to modify this Agreement, the modification must be in writing and signed by an authorized person of the other party in order for the modification to be enforceable against that party. (d) For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Affiliates" means any subsidiary of Xcel Energy and its consultants. (e) Confidentiality: Any and all knowledge, know -how, practices, process, Customer name or trademark, or other information (hereinafter referred to as "Confidential Information ") disclosed or submitted in writing or in other tangible form shall be considered as Confidential Information to either party by the other, and shall be received and maintained by the receiving party in strict confidence and shall not be disclosed to any third party. Furthermore, neither party shall use said Confidential Information for any purpose other than those purposes specified in this agreement. Each will agree to use its reasonable efforts not to disclose any agreed -to Confidential Information. Confiden- tial Information does not include information available in the public domain, or independently known prior to receipt thereof. (f) Force Majeure. Neither party hereto shall be considered in default in the performance of its obligations hereunder to the extent that the performance of any such obligation is prevented or delayed by any cause, existing or future, which is beyond the reasonable control of the party (g) Applicable Law. This agreement shall be constructed in accordance with the laws of the state in which the Facility is being built. The above obligations for Confidential Information shall be in effect for a period of three (3) years from the termination of this Agreement. The unauthorized use of either party's name, logo, or other identifying marks is expressly prohibited. 12. Final Report. The final report, which will outline all the estimated energy savings and incentives to be paid for the Conservation Measures that were commended and/or implemented, will be presented to the Customer thirty(30) days after the conditions have been met regarding the onstruction Incentive Amounts mentioned in Section 2. Terms and Conditions Company By (signature) Date Printed name Customer Customer company name Project name By (signature) Date Printed name E -mail Fax Mailing address City State ZIP Page 3 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ConservationWise from Xcel EnergysM PROGRAM INFORMATION MN ENERGY DESIGN CONSERVATIONWISE from ASSISTANCE 7 Xcel Energy. { t ' & 4 -, d l _ sR i I ""— - — ' 14 * MAXIMIZE ENERGY SAVINGS BY ADDING CONSERVATION MEASURES DURING DID YOU KNOW? PLANNING AND DESIGN PHASES You can start your new building out right by saving energy costs. Consider The best time to consider energy- efficient options for materials and saving 20 to 40 cents per square foot equipment is before you receive a single energy bill. Our Energy Design each year by including energy - Assistance, by ConservationWise from Xcel Enerem, helps you maximize efficient strategies and building energy savings by building savings into your project during the planning systems identified by Xcel Energy's 0 d design phase. Design Assistance Program. ttipment that works well together and goes beyond standard Minnesota State energy code options is a worthwhile investment that leads to savings ENERGY COST BREAKDOWN on energy bills and operating costs.To encourage cost - effective investments FOR AN AVERAGE BUILDING in energy conservation, we offer a complete program of financial incentives and free consulting to help you with new construction, additions or major renovation projects. Fans /Pump 18% Lights 36 GET FREE DESIGN ASSISTANCE AND CASH INCENTIVES, $34,168 S71,g66 SAVE ON ENERGY BILLS Our Energy DesignAssistance offers free consulting and design assistance based P I, -. on building size, design stage and your willingness to implement suggestions. 4 We offer incentives when you implement energy-saving strategies. Heat 14 ' 08 ''F , )) l Y P gY g g Incentives are based on energy savings gained as a result of implementing $44,161 ', J equipment and systems that perform beyond Minnesota State energy code requirements. The more energy you save, the more you can earn in incentive dollars and the more you'll save on future energy bills. Custom Consulting This FREE comprehensive approach to energy savings includes personal- ized computer energy modeling for your planned building.This valuable modeling predicts energy use, suggests energy- saving strategies and proj- ects energy -cost savings. 1 r project site verifications help ensure that selected strategies are in- alled and working to save on energy bills. Recommended strategies also qualify for our cash incentives, which decrease your out -of- pocket cost and improve your return on investment. Conservation Wise from Xcel EnergysM PROGRAM INFORMATION ENERGY DESIGN MN ASSISTANCE Participation criteria: • Project size is at least 50,000 square feet ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE CAN • Multi- housing projects must be at least 150,000 square feet, not including GIVEYOU LONG -TERM ENERGY garage space AND COST SAVINGS • Energy Design Assistance analysis begins as soon as preliminary designs are The up -front investment you make complete, and must be in process prior to equipment bidding will pay dividends over the long -term, increasing the value of the property Plan Review you are involved in building.You can: This FREE review looks at completed preliminary designs to recommend energy- efficiency upgrades that can save energy in a new or renovated build- • Shorten payback terms and save ing.We'll provide you with a completed report detailing suggestions you may up -front capital because the incentives want to consider for energy efficient equipment and offer cash incentives to you may qualify for will offset the help off -set the higher cost of energy efficiency. cost of more efficient materials and equipment. Participation criteria: • Project size is 15,000 to 50,000 square feet • Achieve significant long -term energy savings, meaning dollars • Multi- housing projects must be at least 15,000 square feet that go straight to your bottom line • Energy Design Assistance begins as soon as preliminary designs are complete, every month. 9Y 9 9 P Y 9 P Y and must be in process prior to equipment bidding • Reduce maintenance and premature Multifamily Affordable Housing equipment replacement costs because This FREE review for MultifamilyAffordable Housing is based on our plan more efficient equipment may have a 1111 review program and includes cash incentives for energy- efficient equipment. longer productive life. The participation criteria outlined below must be met in order to benefit from the program. • Save time implementing recommenda- tions because Energy Design Assis- Participation criteria: tance consulting is structured to fit into your existing process flow without • Requires installation of ENERGY STAR appliances (when applicable) schedule delays. • Requires Compact Fluorescent lighting (CFL) in unit spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms and hallways (ENERGY STAR lighting fixtures are recommended) • Requires installation of CFLs in common spaces • Multi- housing projects must include five units or more and be at least 15,000 square feet • Must have an Area Median Income of 60% for 40% of total building • Energy Design Assistance begins as soon as preliminary designs are complete, and must be in process prior to equipment bidding • Participants are ineligible for other incentive programs ti") Xcel Energy® To get more information on the Energy Design Assistance program or equipment in your project that could qualify for our rebates, call our Business Solutions Center at 1 - 800 - 481 - 4700, e-mail bsc @xcelenergy.com, visit 1- 800-481 -4700 xcelenergy.com/rebates, or check with your equipment vendor before ordering xcelenergy.com © 2007 Xcel Energy Inc. your heating, cooling and other mechanical equipment. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. Northern States Power Company 4110 d/b/a Xcel Energy to Printed with soy -based inks on recycled paper. 07 -05 -406 CSS# 1338 Customers are eligible to participate in one Energy Design Assistance program and must choose between Custom Consulting, Plan Review and Multifamily Affordable Housing. APPLICATION MN ENERGY DESIGN SSISTANCE ' Xcel Energy. ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE APPLICATION (Project Project name Date submitted Project location City State ZIP Estimated construction completion date (Business Cstoteer Information ) Company name Billing address City State _ ZIP Customer contact name (print) Phone ( 1 Fax ( .) Customer contact e-mail* * By providing your e-mail address, you are granting Xcel Energy permission to send further e-mails about this project.. Project contact (if different) Person submitting application (please print) iio. Customers Design Team Information ) Architectural Firm Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone 1 1 General Contractor Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( _ 1 Mechanical Engineer Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( 1 Electrical Engineer Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( _ ) Development Company Contact name E -mail Fax ( ) Phone ( 1 O TERNAL USE ONLY — PLEASE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE Custom Consulting ❑ Plan Review ❑ Standard Rebates Xcel Energy account manager Page 1 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 • Ajpiicatlon i tfbrik iijn In order for us to accept your Energy Design Assistance application, completed applications must be submitted as early as possible in the design process. Once received, applications will be reviewed, and you will be contacted as to next steps. Program Opt ohs liicllIde: Custom Consulting is a comprehensive approach to design analysis and maximum energy - saving potential. Building square footage requirement is at least 50,000 square feet. Plan Review is a simplified approach to design assistance for buildings between 15,000 square feet and 50,000 square feet. Projects that do not qualify will be able to take advantage of our ConservationWise from Xcel EnergysM standard rebates for installing high- efficiency equipment. Builduniig lig diil q�i stn nts liiclude: • Xcel Energy Minnesota business customers constructing or renovating a building are eligible to apply based on qualification for Energy Design Assistance. • Entirely- residential- housing projects qualify starting at 150,000 square feet (not including garage). • All other projects qualify starting at 15,000 square feet (includes housing projects with at least 50,000 square feet of commercial /retail space). • C Applcatilin Instructions Complete this application and screening form, and submit it to: Xcel Energy Conservation Marketing 414 Nicollet Mall GO6 Minneapolis MN 55401 Fax 612 - 330-2914 Page 2 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 APPLICATION ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE MN 0 ( [neii y Desigu Asststan de' Appiioa tit) n, Soreeining F orm PROJECT SCHEDULE Stein ® Finish Date BUILDING INFORMATION Tdti>iiiiding4q, Ft Parking Garage Sq. Ft. 'bOlItttI g Type Percent Cooled 0 this a LEED® j ro registered project ❑ Yes ❑ No g P Are you currently working with an Energy Consultant? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, who is providing these services for you? Are you currently working with a LEED consultant? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, who is providing these services for you? DESIGN PROCESS a �9 3 ag( :d' . ;i){ R IaJ Sd? ' � oi'r roil 4 ;E;'1 i1 fli� { 1 - } 1 HEATING AND COOLING ❑ On -site cooling systems ❑ District cooling ❑ On -site heating systems ❑ District heating Il k Other Page 3 of 4 08 -05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 Design Consideration Options WILLINGNESS TO CONSIDER ENERGY SAVING ALTERNATIVES Orientation- building layout ■ ey ■'grriehihat ail Lighting /control design ❑ Very 0 Somewhat ❑ Not at all Glazing type window design [ i V e y Sonewhat ❑ Not at all HVAC /control efficiency ❑ Very 0 Somewhat ❑ Not at all Dayighting controls IVeiy Somewhat b' Not at all` Il i Load responsive equipment ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Wall insulation QVe-y 0 °Somewhat b N ot at a Outside air control systems 1: Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Lighting controls 1_IVery t Somewhat d' Not at all S Energy management system ❑ Very ❑ Somewhat ❑ Not at all Roof insulation ❑ Very 0 Somewhat 0 Not at all Other energy- design alternatives: Special considerations and other comments: Xcel Energy® 1- 800 - 481 -4700 xcelenergy.com © 2008 Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. Northern States Power Company - Minnesota, an Xcel Energy Company Printed with soy -based inks on recycled paper. Page 4 of 4 08-05 -002 04/2008 CSS #1221 ConservationWise from Xcel EnergysM MN ENERGY DESIGN ONSERVATIONWISE fro - A S S I S TA N C E PROGRAM 7 � Xcel Energy. m AGREEMENT This agreement is entered into between Northern States Power Company (Minnesota) d /b /a Xcel Energy (the "Company ") and the "Customer "), pertaining to the building to be constructed or reconstructed at (the "facility "). Xcel Energy has permission to list the customer and building name as a program participant: yes no. Xcel Energy has permission to use this project for promotion of Energy Design Assistance, if so chosen: yes no. TERMS AND CONDITIONS The Company has a conservation program portfolio called "Energy Design Assistance" in which the Company offers to pay incentive payments to certain Customers for including energy- efficiency measures ( "Conservation Measures ") in the building that the Customer is constructing or reconstructing. Participation in one of the Energy Design Assistance programs precludes participation in Xcel Energy's prescriptive (component) programs for equipment installed as part of this project. This Agreement provides the terms for pay- ment of incentives by the Company under the Energy Design Assistance programs. 1. Conservation Measures and Incentive Payments The Company will pay the Customer an incentive for the Conservation Measures selected and installed. Payment will be made according to the results of verification. 2. Date of Equipment Incentive Payments • he Company shall pay the Construction Incentive Amounts within 6 to 8 weeks after the following conditions are met: (1) Construction of Customer's facility is com leted; (2) has received an occupancy permit, and (3) Company P h a s verified satisfactory installation of the Conservation Measures. 3. Review of Specifications Customer will provide the Company with a copy of the Construction Documents and Specifications for the construction of the Facility ( "Specifications "). For Custom Consulting projects, such Specifications must include the Conservation Measures. The Company may refuse to pay incentives if the Specifications do not adequately provide for installation of the Conservation Measures consistent with good engineering and energy- efficiency design practices. For both Custom Consulting and Plan Review projects, the Company will review the Specifications and provide the Customer with feedback regarding the specifications of the Conservation Measures within ninety (90) days of the receipt of the specifications. Failure by the Company to provide such feedback within said ninety (90) days shall be deemed approval of the specifications of the Conservation Measures. 4. Verification of Installation The Company is not obligated to pay any Equipment Incentive Amounts unless the Company is satisfied that the Conservation Measures were installed in accordance with the Specifications. Any other specific installation requirements (if any) are provided in the Incentive Rider. Failure by the Company to object to said installation within thirty (30) days of installation inspection shall be deemed satisfactory therewith. 5. Cancellation and Reimbursement () Term and Termination: This Agreement upon the date first herein written and shall continue in effect for the g reement shall become effective P full duration of the Agreement period. The contract will terminate after the receipt of the final incentive for the package of Conservation easures discussed in Section 1 and after all other agreed -upon services have been met. (b) Customer may cancel this Agreement at any time. If Customer is not engaged in a continuous program of construction of the Facility by the end of two years from the date the Customer signs this Agreement, the Company may cancel this Agreement. Page 1 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ConservationWise from Xcel Energysm • (c) Upon cancellation of this Agreement by the Customer, Customer must reimburse all payments made by the Company to the Customer under this Agreement, for Conservation Measures not completely installed. 6. Limitation of Total Liability and Indemnity The Company and its Affiliates shall not be held liable, in any event or circumstance, whether in contract or in tort (including negligence or strict liability), for any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages including, but not limited to, loss of anticipated profits, loss by non - operation or increased expense of operation, service interruptions, claims of customers or any third party, loss of use of capital or revenue, or loss of money. In any event, the total liability of the Company and its Affiliates, whether in contract, tort (including negligence and strict liability), or otherwise, shall be limited to the paying of incentives specified in Section 2. The Customer shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Company and its Affiliates harmless against all claims, demands and causes of action of every kind and character arising in favor of any person, including both the Company's employees, on account of personal or bodily injuries or death, or damages to property occurring, growing out of, incident to, or resulting directly or indirectly from the work or alteration thereof, whether such loss, damage, injury or liability, or claim thereof arises from or is contributed to by the negligence of the Company, its employees or another party. 7. No Warranties (a) Customer acknowledges that neither the company nor any of the Company's Affiliates are responsible for assuring that the design, engineering and construction of the Facility or installation of the Conservation Measures is proper or complies with particular laws, codes or industry standards. (b) Neither the Company nor its Affiliates guarantee that installation of any of the Conservation Measures will result in any level of energy savings or result in any measurable energy - related benefit. • (c) NO OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER STATUTORY, WRITTEN OR ORAL, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WILL APPLY. 8. Follow -up Visits (a) The Company reserves the right to make a reasonable number of follow -up visits to Customer's Facility during the 24 months follow- ing initial operation of Conservation Measures. Such visit(s) will be at a time convenient to the Customer, made with at least one week advance notice given to the Customer by the Company. 9. Audits The Company reserves the right to conduct random inspections of installations. Please retain invoices for at least 90 days. If the Company finds that you don't comply with the Company rules and standards, any rebate you have received must be returned to the Company. 10. Customer Must Pay All Taxes The benefits conferred upon Customer under this program may be taxable by federal, state and local government. Customer is responsible for declaring and paying all such taxes. Customer is encouraged to consult a tax advisor for further information. The Company is NOT responsible for the payment of any such taxes. 11. Miscellaneous (a) This Agreement is the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all other communications and representations. (b) Customer acknowledges that the only individuals authorized to bind the Company under this Agreement are the individuals who signed this Agreement, or the President or a Vice President of the Company. • Page 2 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 ENERGY DESIGN ASSISTANCE 40 PROGRAM AGREEMENT (c) If either the Company or Customer desires to modify this Agreement, the modification must be in writing and signed by an authorized person of the other party in order for the modification to be enforceable against that party. (d) For ur oses of this Agreement, the term "Affiliates" means any subsidiary of Xcel Energy and its consultants. P P 9 Y Y 9Y le) Confidentiality: Any and all knowledge, know -how, practices, process, Customer name or trademark, or other information (hereinafter referred to as "Confidential Information ") disclosed or submitted in writing or in other tangible form shall be considered as Confidential Information to either party by the other, and shall be received and maintained by the receiving party in strict confidence and shall not be disclosed to any third party. Furthermore, neither party shall use said Confidential Information for any purpose other than those purposes specified in this agreement. Each will agree to use its reasonable efforts not to disclose any agreed -to Confidential Information. Confiden- tial Information does not include information available in the public domain, or independently known prior to receipt thereof. (f) Force Majeure. Neither party hereto shall be considered in default in the performance of its obligations hereunder to the extent that the performance of any such obligation is prevented or delayed by any cause, existing or future, which is beyond the reasonable control of the party (g) Applicable Law. This agreement shall be constructed in accordance with the laws of the state in which the Facility is being built. The above obligations for Confidential Information shall be in effect for a period of three (3) years from the termination of this Agreement. The unauthorized use of either party's name, logo, or other identifying marks is expressly prohibited. 12. Final Report. The final report, which will outline all the estimated energy savings and incentives to be paid for the Conservation Measures that were i 'ommended and /or implemented, will be presented to the Customer thirty(30) days after the conditions have been met regarding the nstruction Incentive Amounts mentioned in Section 2. Terms and Conditions Company By (signature) Date Printed name Customer Customer company name Project name By (signature) Date Printed name E -mail Fax Mailing address City State ZIP ill Page 3 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 • • Xcel Energy® 1800- 481 -4700 xcelenergy.com © 2006 Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy is a registered trademark of Xcel Energy Inc. Northen States Power Company d/b /a Xcel Energy • ! Page 4 of 4 06 -10 -206 12/2006 NAC NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS, INC. 4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 202, Golden Valley, MN 55422 Telephone: 763.231 .2555 Facsimile: 763.231 .2561 planners @nacplanning.com MEMORANDUM TO: Eric Johnson FROM: Scott Richards DATE: October 14, 2008 RE: Oak Park Heights — City Hall Preliminary Land Use /Zoning Review FILE NO: 798.04 — 08.03 As per your request, I have reviewed the preliminary land use and zoning issues related to approvals for the new City Hall and related site improvements. The numbers listed here are very preliminary, based upon the concept plans that have been submitted to date. These are all subject to change as the plans are refined. A listing of those issues is as follows: Comprehensive Plan. The Proposed Land Use Map of the 2008 Comprehensive Plan indicates the existing City Hall and parking lots as Government Facilities. The area to the north, where the new City Hall is located, is designated for Park Facilities /Open Space. In that the 2008 plan has not been formally approved by the City Council, the area designated as Government Facilities would be expanded to include the new City Hall area. The map would be revised prior to the final adoption of the plan in December 2008. Zoning. The City Hall and surrounding open areas are zoned 0, Open Space Conservation. Municipal structures and buildings, as well as parks and recreational facilities, are a listed permitted use. The public works facility would be an accessory structure. Area and Building Size Requirements. City Hall Property — 0, Open Space Conservation Required Lot Area Existing Lot Area 5 acres 17.8 acres Required Lot Width Existing Lot Width 200 feet 200 feet + ++ Required Building Height Proposed Building Height 35 feet (see below) City Hall Property — 0, Open Space Conservation Y p Y � p p SETBACKS — CITY HALL Required Front Yard Proposed Front Yard 50 feet City Hall — NA Required Side Yard Proposed Side Yard 30 feet 30 feet + ++ on all sides Required Rear Yard Proposed Rear Yard 50 feet City Hall — NA SETBACKS - ACCESSORY BUILDING - PUBLIC WORKS GARAGE Required Side Yard Proposed Side Yard 5 feet 35 feet (west) Required Rear Yard Proposed Rear Yard 8 feet Public Works - NA The new City Hall building and the addition to the public works garage will meet all Zoning Ordinance setback requirements. Building Height. For principal buildings (City Hall), the building height maximum • allowed in the 0 District is 35 feet. For accessory buildings (Public Works), the building height is 17 feet with approval of the Building Official. The City Hall building will be approximately 30.5 feet from the lowest elevation on the west side to the mid part of the gable roof. The measurement from that same lowest grade on the west side to the mid point of the rotunda or tower is approximately 34 feet. The building is well within Zoning Ordinance height requirements. Parking. City Halls are considered as office buildings for the purpose of calculating parking requirements. The Zoning Ordinance requires "three (3) spaces plus at least one space for each two hundred (200) square feet of floor area." Main Level 12,000 square feet Lower Level (Parking Area Subtracted) 8,266 square feet Total 20,266 square feet 20,266 X .9 = 18,239 = 91 + 3 = 94 parking spaces required The site plan indicates the following parking to be provided: Surface Parking 55 Below Grade Parking — City /Police 9 110 Proof of Parking 57 Parking Spaces Provided 121 2 • With the proof of parking area, the parking requirements are met. The City Council should consider how many stalls will be adequate to meet the needs of this facility versus how many should be shown as proof of parking. Approvals Process. 1. A conditional use permit for the open storage area on the west side of the property could be required. The storage area is set back 20 feet from the property line which is in compliance with Zoning Ordinance setbacks. Solid or board -on -board wood fencing or a masonry wall around the storage yard would be required. 2. Site Plan Review. 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To relocate our fiber to a new easement, provided by the city, it could cost up to or over $100,000. THIS IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE. This cost is due to the distance between the current access points. Eric, like I said these, are only estimates on what it may cost. It could be more or less. Jeff Gilbert Qwest Field Engineer 651- 714 -7529 This communication is the property of Qwest and may contain confidential or information. Unauthorized use of this communication is strictl privileged o ed u o s strictly hibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication error, please immediately notify the sender by reply e -mail and destroy all copies of the communication and any attachments. li • 1 Page 1 of 2 • G�or� v /G,,f / ,F,Hazr-r7 I-4 f • 4 6 . 14( -ct.i,“-/ %-i htt-4: X / 4 1 t r /ems/ /vi ‘4 f Aol' / Eric Johnson p From: Randy Engel [randy_engel©buetowarchitects.corn] , :r e( ‘ 4.4ttAl Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 8:36 AM 3 Leyw��G 0 J • To: Eric Johnson / , 0 - w i Subject: OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY HALL (BA#0822) rot 141 . August 26, 2008 Eric: The following amends yesterday's e-mail: 1 Comparative Costs of either Additions to/Remodeling of Existing 'ublic Works Garage versus New Public Works Garage. Ak (1) Addition- to and Remodelin , of Ez istin' Public Works Garage (Total Cost Estimate is $677,000) (1.1) Upgrade existing ' u, is Works Garage (Sp v ers, paint, fire alarm, sealants, roofing, electrical and mechanical): $70,000 to $80,000 (1.2) Building Additions (2,160 SF + 1,000 SF): $475,000 (1.3) Exterior cladding of existing Public Works Garage with Face Brick (plus East Wall infill): Can be bid as an Alternate since not originally included in costs (1.4) Note, Space Needs Study presented a 1,080 SF Building Addition: $162,000 (1,5) Thus, Construction Cost Estimate of $555,000 plus Soft Costs = Total Cost Estimate of $677,000) *(2) New Public Works Gara le (located west of existing building) (Total Cost Estimate is �jg1,470,0110�. (2.1) Site Wor a xis ing j u I is Iv Or - s arage emo i on . " xisting Public Works Garage): $65,000 to $70,000 (2.2) New Building (5,670 SF): $1,135,000 (2.3) Thus, Construction Cost Estimate of $1,205,000 plus Soft Costs = Total Cost Estimate of $1,470,000) *Note #1: Costs of possible hazardous material abatements not included *Note #2: Salvage value of existing precast concrete "T" roof supports is not calculable. p i rf = 7q3 09 0 • ( s e e - )e r P s 8/26/2008 rage 2or2 • The difference in estimated costs is $793,000. Two Site Plans have been prepared to reflect the above and were sent yesterday. BUETOW AND ASSOCIATES Randy L. Engel, RA, AS Principal -in- Charge 2345 Rice Street, Suite 210 St. Paul, Minnesota 55123 Tel 651 483 -6701 Fax 651 483 -2574 Cellular 952 237 -5932 • 8/26/2008 • • .... $ M oU rThU O �► / 0 Wall. 0 0 o0 Z 8o y 0000 f �0 �� o 0 SNIT Alif3do21d 0 0 •0�0 . I A 0 Onia° 0O. 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