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Home My WebLink Aboutbocc.res.063.2018 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS I"HOCC") OF PITKIN COI NT Y , COLORADO AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS GENERATED THROUGH THE RENF\%ABLE ENERGY MITIGATION PROGRAM RESOLUTION NO.Ob3 . 2018 RECITALS: I. Pmsuanl to Section 2 8 : 1 \aeons) of the rid.in ( omit) I Ionic Rule Chattel 1"I IRC` official action Inc torrnal esolution shall he required for all actions of the Board not requiring ordinance poc'er on minters of significant importance allectntg citizens. 2 On December 2h. 2000. the Pith In County Board of Counts Commissioner ed Ordinance No 8 Adopting the Aspen'I'nkrn Energy Conservation ('ode, and 3 3 he Aspend'nkin Lnetgy C'on,erc anon('ode allows that finds collected through the Renee ahle Energy Mitigation Program (RENI Pi he spent in accordance anh a resolution passed h} the Aspen C it Council and the Plain County Board of Count', Commissioners,and 4 At its meeting on Jul) 19. 2018,the Board of Du cctors of the Community Office for Resource f.l tic ency (CORE)duected staff to proceed Wth the RENIP spending proposals described heiein and i On August 8. 2018 the BOCC appro'ed lust reading ofthc Resolution and on September 12. 2018. attei a duh noticed public heat mg.appiosed second reading of the Resolution 6 I he 13OCC finds that the attached spending pi oposals meet the set cent ng criteria and demotstr ate hmad community benefit by directly reducing greenhouse gas emissions mi pro'inu energ\ efficiency. ley eragng cost-effectne public and prate Inc estments supporting affordable housing pray aline public visibility and educational cattle un energy and climate protection. and presenting unique opportunities to deploy necc technologies in renecc able energ} genet at ton and' oi green design 7 1 he BOC C finds that it 's in the hest interests of the citizens of Pitkin Counts to ,ippt ny. this Re.id talon NO\\. I HEREFORE, BE Il RESOLVED by the Board of Count) Commissioners of Pitkin Counts ('olnurdo that it herehs adopts a Resolution Authorizing the Community Office of Resist'ce Efficiency (C()RI ) to EN pend Funds Generated I hrough 1 he Renecc able Energy Nlittgatton Program and to negotiate and secure contracts and manage the instil I at ion and'ut implementation of the follourng projects ptngtains, and that it heretic authorizes the Chair to sign the Resolution and upon the satisfaction of the Count) Attorney as to form. execute any other associated documents necessan to complete this matter 64 Exhibit A I. Projects supported by CORE Board of Directors for funding from KEMP 2018/2019 Rand., Udall Energ., Pioneer Grant t n. of A,pcn Inntallamm ut a•hancej meter,to enhance fl RI S'Oliuml 51011000 nrug ams Gum t Oleo t erhon sequcctra0nn-enem., cat tngc'caned nn 551.000 525 0011 LR Ir cquoale nee I2FSD-ford,(( M.‘ 1 f fticicnc Heath: IR heating • 12 6\5 PV Sh3 45% Sh_Jia stem Roc]mg I elk C Inh 1006\1 PV 33 Hart-63'„allwt 5131I1100 SI 10000 I(ISV- lnon(Hall Inon Hall-X11 \ PV S)stem SI74.100 SI10.0011 lot 4L 5508,458 H. Programs supported by CORE Board of Directors for funding from REMP: • Community Grants ($100,000 requested) Community Grants aim to support a broad spectrum of em uonmental and energy projects with tangible results for the Roaring Fork Valley. The aims of Community Grants are to 'educe energy consumption. reduce carbon dioxide (0021 emissions. offset greenhouse gases. promote the use of renewable energy, educate the community on energy issues, and dor clop more sustainable energy technologies Community Grants range from $1,000 510.001) and ale awarded at the discretion of COR F.'s Exec uta c Director. • Design Assistance Grants ($80,000 requested) the Design Assistance Grant is made available to support commercial and institutional de\eloprnent projects in Implementing integrative efficient design I hese giants sere the purpose of promoting new technology and Intro\ation during the design phase of new building construction, these grants are awarded on appru\al from CORE's Execulnc Director • Income-qualified Grant Program ($37,50/1 requested) I he Income-qualified Grant Program continues to offer w eatherizat ion ser\Ices to homeowners "hose income lex.els are below 80% ANII (Area Median Ins.ome) In the past three years we have served ON er 100 households and hale recerned matching funding from Energy Outreach Colorado to supplement the funding request. • Net Zero Homes Grant Program ($60,000) The Net Zero I tomes Grant was started in 2016 and has seen solid party ipation. This program pros ides design advising sen ices, and a tiered grant. up to $8,000 for a "net zero' energy use home. and is based on a final HERS rating. • Energy Smart Program (existing program, 5660,000 requested) R:cxlorhal A5scssnients $ 80 000 s ()NIL k En hems S 10.0011 Residential Re hates 5310.(100 includes cue,gT L'ryrcienn and renewable ener.p 65 ( uranin end Rd-kilts S210,10(1 ut.hats ♦nrlk9 i/iiaenrt dig/r ruin Uhl:ora{tis .Sind!!I ridge Pr ngrunr S .±6,000 CORI.'s I_nergy Smart program continues to grow at a steady pace. Ihis year we are proposing to include Big Buildings. Commert al and Residential under this one pi ogram category Ty picalh, the commercial sector represents approximately 50°o of the energy consumption in buildings. CORE continues to offer incentiy es to the commercial sector and partner w ith ( its of Aspen I ti lilies and 11o1y Cross Energy to expand these efforts. w ith the Big Buildings program. we are able to help ley crage the impact of our resources by offering larger rebates to owners of large buildings. which include public and prix ate buildings and multifamily complexes This program enables CORE to work directly with building owners and operators to help them mo‘e ahead widh big energy sayings projects Funds will also he used to target multi-l:rnih unit complexes since man} 'lase sought out our services and we would like to he able to incent them to im est in a complete building retrofit for the greatest efllaency gams The Small Lodge Program funding matches the city of Aspen's funding • Other Programs ('lime(: .-Icluln Planning S 10,000 .17ur Ac/ng X Engagenwat 5 9!1 (1011 Sen In,/tat ire‘ 51(10,000 • Program Administration — 5200,00/1 CORI staff administers all of the programs that C(7RI delis ers. I hese funds support administration. and accounting • Program Dein et, - 5700.000 I unds Ior progi am del,en includes costs associated with assessments including assignment ret iew. coaching. rebate processing. energy sayings anal)sis. and reporting Total Amount Requested: S2,585,958 66 IN I RODUCED AND FIRST READ ON THE fsd'`DAY OF µwDu`7+2018 AND SEI FOR SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE_its ^'DAY OF t 2018. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND TITLE AND SHOR I SUMMARY OF TIIE RE OLUTION PUBLISHED IN THE ASPEN TIMES WEEKLY ON THE 90A- DAY OF f , 2018. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND THE FULL 1 EX I OF THE RESOLUTION POSTED ON THE OFFICIAl PITKINCOUNTY WEBSITE (‘‘aw pit6inLount' cont ) ON THE Rak DAY OF 14-rCu SE 2018. ADO TED AFTER FINAL READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE DAY OF v 2018. PUBLISHED BY TITLE AND SHORT SUMMARY, AFTER ADOPTION, IN "!HE ASPEN I IMES WEEKLY ON THE % DAY OF 50{-.in.})c✓ . 2018 POSTED BY TITLE AND SHORT SUMMARY ON .1 HE OFFICIAL PII KIN COUNTY WEBSITE (‘‘%\ pukinLount‘ anu 10N THE /$a- DAY OF .y,yfakhcv 2018. ATTFSI . BOARD OF COUNTY COMNIISSIONERS 1 By i i . R A vS B7: ��l.�f Jea ette Jones Patti Clapper, Chair Deputy County Clerkl Date• Os — 13 - APPROVED AS FO FORM NIA I R PPROVAL Irg Joh. , ount rnet Jon t :c.cl.. rn nt) M Ja_ f' cc.t 67