| ID | Vote Date
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3664
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10/23/2017
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2015-2016 $268,603
2016-2017 $266,136
2017-2018 $464,165
2018-2019 $257,525
2019-2020 $183,150
2020-2021 $535,000
2021-2022 $535,000
2022-2023 $535,000
2023-2024 $540,000
Total: $3,584,579
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RS - 2015
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Passed
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Has Performance Clause
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Brief Description: Amended 10-23-17: Amending the 7-24-17 amendment: Completion of a performance contract with projects including building envelope work, HVAC and control upgrades, interior and exterior lighting and control improvements and water conservation measures.
Actual Wording: Be it resolved that the Whitewater Unified School District 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 2015-16 school year and ten (10) years of debt for the term of the General Obligation Promissory Notes of $1,380,000 and the Qualified Zone Academy Bonds of $2,145,000.
After review of the recommendations report per 66.0133(2)(b) the district has determined that the $3,525,000 it would spend on energy efficiency projects recommended in the report is not likely to exceed the amount to be saved annually in utility costs of $64,443 and non-utility costs of $116,937 over the remaining 50 year useful life of the facilities to which the measures apply.
The board has entered into a ten (10) year performance contract under s. 66.0133, Stats., with McKinstry Essention Inc. for a project to implement the reported energy efficiency measures or purchase energy efficiency products and identified the reported cost recovery performance indicators to measure energy savings and/or operational savings for each including the timeline for cost recovery.
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 (utility) cost savings, as a result of the project, that shall be applied to retire the debt.
(resolution updated 10-23-17 to reflect revised debt schedule)
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