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Washington (6069)

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IDVote Date  Amount  TypeYesNoResultPerformance Clause

3811


10/22/2015


2015-2016   $68,955    
2016-2017   $68,955    
2017-2018   $68,955    
2018-2019   $68,955    
2019-2020   $68,955    
2020-2021   $68,955    
2021-2022   $68,955    
2022-2023   $68,955    
2023-2024   $68,955    
2024-2025   $0    
Total:    $620,595    


    RS - 2015


    


    


Passed    


    Has Performance Clause


Brief Description: To exceed the Revenue Cap for Energy Efficiences to Install high efficiency modular boiler w/5:1 turndown and complete VAV conversion to HVAC system and direct digital controls. Payback years (excluding capital cost avoidance) is 30 years

Actual Wording: Be it resolved that the school district of Washington is exercising its taxing authority under s. 121.91 (4) (o), Wis. Stats., to exceed the revenue limit on a non-recurring basis by an amount the district will spend on new energy efficiency measures and energy efficiency products for the 2014-2015 school year and 10 years of debt for the term of the State Trust Fund Loan The amount to be expended is School Year Amount 2015-2016 $68,955 2016-2017 $68,955 2017-2018 $68,955 2018-2019 $68,955 2019-2020 $68,955 2020-2021 $68,955 2021-2022 $68,955 2022-2023 $68,955 2023-2024 $68,955 After review of the recommendations report per 66.0133(2)(b) the district has determined that the $689,543.68 it would spend on energy efficiency projects recommended in the report is not likely to exceed the amount to be saved in utility costs of $7468 and non-utility costs of $7351 over the remaining 50 year useful life of the facility to which the measures apply. The board has entered into a 3 year performance contract under s. 66.0133, Stats., with Johnson Controls for a project to implement the following energy efficiency measures or purchase energy efficiency products and identified the following cost recovery performance indicators to measure energy savings and/or operational savings for each including the timeline for cost recovery: Install high efficiency modular boiler w/5:1 turndown and complete VAV conversion to HVAC system and direct digital controls. Payback years (excluding capital cost avoidance) is 30 years. The Board shall annually perform an evaluation of the performance indicators and shall report to the electorate as an addendum in the required published budget summary document per s. 65.90, Wis. Stats., and in the school district’s newsletter or in the published minutes of the school board meeting. The Board shall use this evaluation to determine the amount of energy cost savings, as a result of the project, that shall be applied to retire the debt.

 
 
 
IDVote DateAmountTypeYesNoResultPerformance Clause

3504


10/30/2014


$68,955    


    RS - 2014


4    


0    


Passed    


    Has Performance Clause


Brief Description: For non-recurring costs associated with an energy efficiency update.

Actual Wording: WHEREAS, Section 121.91(4)(o)1. of the Wisconsin Statutes provides that, upon the adoption by a school board of a resolution to do so, the revenue limit otherwise applicable to a school district under Section 121.91(2m) of the Wisconsin Statutes (the “Revenue Limit”) in any school year may be increased by the amount spent by the school district in that school year on a project to implement energy efficiency measures or to purchase energy efficiency products (an “Energy Efficiency Project”) including the payment of debt service on a State Trust Fund Loan issued to finance an Energy Efficiency Project (“Qualified Debt Service Payments”), provided that (i) the Energy Efficiency Project results in the avoidance of, or reduction in, energy costs or operational costs, (ii) the Energy Efficiency Project is governed by a performance contract entered into under Section 66.0133 of the Wisconsin Statutes, and (iii) the notes or bonds issued to finance the Energy Efficiency Project, if any, are issued for periods not exceeding twenty years; WHEREAS, the Washington Island School District, Door County, Wisconsin (the “District”) has approved a performance contract under Section 66.0133 of the Wisconsin Statutes with Johnson Controls. (the “Performance Contract”); WHEREAS, the District has determined that, pursuant to Wis Stats 66.0133(2)(c), the total cost of the performance contract is not likely to exceed the energy and operations savings achieved throughout the remaining useful life of the impacted facility; and WHEREAS, the District has elected to finance the costs of the Project with funds appropriated in its 2014-15 budget to be issued in an amount not to exceed $68,955. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of the District that: the School District of Washington Island is exercising its taxing authority under s. 121.91 (4) (o), Wis. Stats., to exceed the revenue limit on a non-recurring basis by an amount the district will spend on new energy efficiency measures and renewable energy products for the 2014-2015 school year. The amount to be levied and expended is $68,955 [$580,000.00 total project cost]. The School Board has identified the following required performance indicators that will measure the energy savings and/or energy cost avoidance in an amount equal to the exemption request and will include a timeline: The Washington Island School District will complete an energy savings project at its 4K-12th grade school building. The project included mechanical measures, control measures, implementation of DDC Temperature Control System, integration of controls allowing for night and set-back operation, installation of a high efficiency condensing boiler, and other miscellaneous energy saving improvements: • Total Project Cost: $580,000.• Performance Indicator: Kilowatt-hour savings, KW Demand savings, therm savings • Timeline: will be completed before June 30, 2015• Projected Annual Cost Savings: $7,743./ in utility, maintenance and operational savings • Projected Payback Period: 10 Years. An evaluation of the energy performance indicators will be included as an addendum in the required 2015-16 published budget summary document per s.65.90, Wis. Statute, and in the published minutes of the school board meeting.

 
 
 
 
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