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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC08-280EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Energy Performance Contract ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS, SCHEDULES AND EXHIBITS AND APPENDICES Section 1.1. Definitions. Section 1.2. Schedules. Section 1.3. Exhibits Section 1.4. Appendices ARTICLE 2: PAYMENTS Section 2.1. Purchase and Sale Section 2.2. Ennovate Compensation — Interim Period. Section 2.3. Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee. Section 2.4. Allowable Payment Sources Section 2.5. Capital Contribution from Eagle County Section 2.6. Independent Monitoring Section 2.7. Annual Review and Reimbursement/Reconciliation. Section 2.8. Monitoring Information Procedure. Section 2.9. Monitoring Fee. Section 2.10. Late Payment. ARTICLE 3: UTILITY AWARD PAYMENTS Section 3.1. Utility Award Payments ARTICLE 4: TIME FOR COMPLETION; COMMENCEMENT DATE; TERM OF CONTRACT Section 4.1. Construction Commencement Date and Time for Completion of Work. Section 4.2. Performance Commencement Date. Section 4.3. Performance Term of Contract. ARTICLE 5: ENERGY USAGE RECORDS AND DATA Section 5.1. Energy Usage Records and Data ARTICLE 6: CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION BY ENNOVATE Section 6. 1. Permits and Approvals. Section 6.2. Construction and Installation Ennovate Section 6.3. Ennovate's Duty of Proper Installation. Section 6.4. Use of Stated Markups Section 6.5. Open Book Pricing Section 6.6. Administration ARTICLE 7: ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS Section 7.1. Excluded Material and Activities. Section 7.2. Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Ballasts; Mercury Lamps. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 1 EAGLE COUNTY 'ARTICLE 8: ACCEPTANCE TESTING Section 8.1. Modification of Schedules. Section 8.2. Systems Startup and Equipment Commissioning. ENNOVATE CORPORATION ARTICLE 9: MAINTENANCE/MONITORING Section 9.1. Ownership of Certain Proprietary Property Rights. Section 9.2. Ownership of Documents. Section 9.2.1. Instruments of Service Section 9.2.2. As -Built Drawings /Record Drawings Section 9.3. Ownership of Existing Equipment. Section 9.4. Ownership of Measurement and Verification Equipment. ARTICLE 10: STANDARDS OF COMFORT Section 10.1. Standards of Comfort ARTICLE 11: EQUIPMENT WARRANTIES Section 11.1. Actions by Ennovate. Section 11.2. Malfunctions and Emergencies. Section 11.3. Actions by Eagle County. ARTICLE 12: MODIFICATION, UPGRADE OR ALTERATION OF EQUIPMENT Section 12.1. Modification of Equipment Section 12.2. Upgrade or Alteration of Equipment ARTICLE 13: LOCATION AND ACCESS Section 13.1. Ennovate Access. Section 13.2. Utility Access. ARTICLE 14: MATERIAL CHANGES Section 14.1. Material Change Defined Section 14.2. Reported Material Changes; Notice by Eagle County Section 14.3. Other Adjustments ARTICLE 15: TRAINING AND FOLLOW -UP ACTIVITIES BY ENNOVATE Section 15.1. Training. Section 15.2. Application for Energy Star. Section 15.3. Emissions Reductions Documentation and Reporting. ARTICLE 16: GENERAL CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS Section 16.1. Additional Insurance Requirements- Professional Liability Insurance ARTICLE 17: EVENTS OF DEFAULT Section 17.1. Events of Default by Eagle County. Section 17.2. Events of Default by Ennovate ARTICLE 18: ASSIGNMENT Section 18.1. Assignment by Ennovate. Section 18.2. Assignment by Eagle County. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 2 EAGLE COUNTY ARTICLE 19: REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES Section 19.1. General Representation and Warranties ENNOVATE CORPORATION I ARTICLE 20: ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PARTIES Section 20.1. By Eagle County Section 20.2. By Ennovate ARTICLE 21: MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTATION PROVISIONS Section 21.1. Waiver of Liens, Performance Bonds, Labor and Material Payment Bonds. Section 21.2. Further Documents Section 21.3. Eagle County's Responsibilities. ARTICLE 22: CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Section 22.1. Conflicts of Interest. ARTICLE 23: CONTRACT DOCUMENTS Section 23.1. Plan Details. Section 23.2. General Conditions. Section 23.3. Order of Precedence. Section 23.4. Facsimile Signatures ARTICLE 24: NON - APPROPRIATIONS Section 24.1. Non - appropriation of funds. ARTICLE 25: ILLEGAL ALIENS Section 25.1. Employment or Contract with Illegal Aliens. ARTICLE 26: JURISDICTION AND VENUE Section 26.1. Jurisdiction and Venue. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 3 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION -SCHEDULES Schedule A Equipment to be Installed by Ennovate Schedule B Description of Premises; Pre - Existing Equipment Inventory Schedule C Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee Schedule D Ennovate Monitoring, Maintenance and Service Contract Schedule E Baseline Energy Consumption Schedule F Savings Measurement & Calculation Formulae; Methodology to Adjust Baseline; Monitoring and Verification Plan Schedule G Construction and Installation Schedule Schedule H Systems Start-Up and Commissioning; Operating Parameters of Installed Equipment Schedule I Standards of Comfort Schedule J Ennovate's Maintenance Responsibilities Schedule K Eagle County's Maintenance Responsibilities Schedule L Facility Maintenance Checklist Schedule M Ennovate's Training Responsibilities Schedule N General Conditions Schedule O Payment Schedule and Schedule of Values Schedule P Pre - Existing Service Agreements Schedule Q Current and Known Capital Projects at Facility Schedule R Projected Financial Performance Schedule S Certificate of Insurance EXHIBITS Exhibit I Performance Bond Exhibit II Labor and Material Payment Bond Exhibit III (i) Notice of Acceptance — Technical Energy Audit and Monitoring and Verification Plan Exhibit III (ii) Notice of Substantial Completion Exhibit IV Equipment Warranties Exhibit V Minority and Women — Owned Business Enterprises ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 4 EAGLE COUNTY ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT ENNOVATE CORPORATION' This Energy Performance Contract (the "Contract ") is made and entered into as of this 15th day of September, 2008, by and between County of Eagle, State of Colorado, a body corporate and politic, by and through its Board of County Commissioners, ( "Eagle County ") and Ennovate Corporation ( "Ennovate "), having its principal offices at 10650 East Bethany Drive, Suite A, Aurora, CO 80014, a Colorado corporation doing business in Colorado (the "State "). WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Eagle County is a political subdivision of the State of Colorado, and is authorized and empowered under the laws of the State, particularly Colorado Revised Statute §29 -12.5 -102, to enter into this Contract for the purpose of the sale and installation of certain energy and water saving equipment, and provision of other services designed to save energy and reduce related costs as per the guarantee described herein for certain property and buildings owned by the Eagle County; and WHEREAS, authority exists in the Colorado law and sufficient funds have been budgeted, appropriated and otherwise made available and a sufficient unencumbered balance thereof remains available for encumbering and subsequent payment of this Contract; and WHEREAS, Eagle County has been authorized to enter into an agreement for all professional services, construction/improvements, project contingencies, reimbursable expenses and miscellaneous expenses for the purchase and installation of energy and water conservation measures, collectively referred to as the Work(as herein after defined); and WHEREAS, required approval, clearance, and coordination has been accomplished from and with appropriate agencies; and WHEREAS, Ennovate has developed or become knowledgeable about certain procedures for controlling energy and water consumption through services provided and equipment installed and maintained at facilities similar in scope and scale of Eagle County; and WHEREAS, Ennovate was selected after a determination that its proposal was the most advantageous to Eagle County pursuant to a Request for Proposal and contract for the Technical Energy Audit Contract(as hereinafter defined); and WHEREAS, Ennovate has made an assessment of the utility consumption characteristics of facilities, which was delivered to Eagle County as a Technical Energy Audit which Eagle County has approved; and WHEREAS, Eagle County owns and operates the Premises (as hereinafter defined); and WHEREAS, Eagle County desires to retain Ennovate to sell to it, install and service certain energy efficiency equipment of the type or class described herein and to provide other services for the purpose of achieving utility cost reductions within Premises; and ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 5 ,EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION "WHEREAS, Ennovate has selected the Equipment (as hereinafter defined) on the basis of competitive quality, compliance with Ennovate's specifications, and price; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants contained herein, and intending to be legally bound hereby, Eagle County and Ennovate hereto covenant and agree that the following Schedules, Exhibits and Appendices are attached hereto (or will be, as provided in this Contract) and are made a part of this Contract by reference. ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS, SCHEDULES, EXHIBITS AND APPENDICES Section 1.1. Definitions. Certificate of Acceptance: The certificate substantially in the form provided in Exhibit III (ii). Contract: This Energy Performance Contract and all Schedules and Exhibits attached hereto. Contract Sum: The sum of all materials, labor, auditing, design, engineering, project construction management fees, overhead, profit, contingency, outside services, and bidding and construction contingencies related to the project. Energy and Water Cost Savings: The savings as provided in Schedule C. Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee: The guarantee that is achieved as a result of the installation and operation of the Equipment and provision of services provided for in this Contract as specified in Schedule C and in accordance with the Savings Calculation Formula as set forth in Schedule F. Equipment: The goods enumerated on Schedule A that is now or hereafter from time to time become attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, together and with any and all additions, modifications, attachments, replacements and parts thereof. Event of Default: Those events described in Section 17.1 and Section 17.2 hereof. Interim Period: The period from contract execution until the Performance Commencement Date. Monitoring Fee: An annual fee according to Schedule D for monitoring the Energy and Cost Savings Performance Commencement Date: The date described in Section 4.2. Premises: The facilities of Eagle County that are in need of energy and water saving equipment and services designed to reduce consumption and associated costs at said Premises Professional Services: Architecture, engineering, project/construction management related to the Contract. Work: Collectively, the Equipment, Professional Services and project construction related to the project. Work, as defined herein, does not include the monitoring and maintenance services that will be provided by Ennovate in accordance with schedule D. Utility: A provider of Electricity, Natural Gas, Water, or other such commodity to Eagle County. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 6 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION r Utility Award Payments: Rebates or other incentives available from the Electric, Natural Gas, Water or other Utility providing service to Eagle County. Section 1.2. Schedules. Schedule A Equipment to be Installed by Ennovate Schedule B Description of Premises; Pre - Existing Equipment Inventory Schedule C Energy and Cost Savings Schedule D Ennovate Monitoring, Maintenance and Service Agreement Schedule E Baseline Energy Consumption Schedule F Savings Measurement & Calculation Formulae; Methodology to Adjust Baseline; Monitoring and Verification Plan Schedule G Construction and Installation Schedule Schedule H Systems Start-Up and Commissioning; Operating Parameters of Installed Equipment Schedule I Standards of Comfort Schedule J Ennovate's Maintenance Responsibilities Schedule K Eagle County's Maintenance Responsibilities Schedule L Facility Maintenance Checklist Schedule M Ennovate's Training Responsibilities Schedule N General Conditions Schedule O Payment Schedule and Schedule of Values Schedule P Pre - Existing Service Agreements Schedule Q Current and Known Capital Projects at Facility Schedule R Projected Financial Performance Schedule S Certificate of Insurance Schedule 1.3. Exhibits Exhibit I Form of Performance Bond Exhibit II Form of Labor and Material Payment Bond Exhibit III (i) Form of Notice of Acceptance — Technical Energy Audit and Monitoring and Verification Plan Exhibit III (ii) Form of Notice of Substantial Completion Exhibit IV Form of Equipment Warranties Exhibit V Form of Minority and Women -Owned Business Enterprises ARTICLE 2: PAYMENTS Section 2.1: Purchase and Sale Eagle County agrees to provide a capital contribution or obtain funding for the purchase of the Equipment. Through the capital contribution or funding, Eagle County will purchase the Equipment from Ennovate. Ennovate agrees to provide the Equipment, together with installation, maintenance and other services as provided herein, as in Schedule A. . The agreed to Contract Sum for the Work is a Guaranteed Maximum Price of Nine Hundred and Eight Thousand Four Hundred and Three dollars ($908,403). Payment terms are described in Schedule O and in Section 2.2 of this Agreement. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 7 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Ennovate will provide the Work and all related services identified on Schedule A and the services detailed on Schedule D. Ennovate shall supervise and direct the Work and shall be solely responsible for all construction means, methods, techniques, sequences, and procedures and for coordinating all portions of the Work under this Contract. Ennovate shall be responsible to pay for all labor, materials, equipment, tools, construction equipment and machinery, transportation and other facilities and services necessary for the proper execution and completion of the Work. Section 2.2. Ennovate Compensation — Interim Period. Eagle County shall pay Ennovate the Contract Sum in accordance with Schedule O. Payments will be made on a progress basis in accordance with CRS 24 -91 -103, for Work completed and authorized by Eagle County during the Interim Period. Ennovate shall invoice Eagle County for completed work on a monthly basis. Ennovate shall submit a line -item invoice showing each Schedule of Values scope item, percent completion, and monthly amount billed. Within 30 days of receipt of an accurate and proper invoice, Eagle County shall make monthly progress payments on account of the Contract Sum on the basis of Ennovate's applications for payment as follows: • Prior to final completion of Services and Equipment to be provided during the Interim Period, progress payments will be in an amount equal to: • 90% of the work completed until fifty percent (50 %) of the work is performed and fifty percent (50 %) of the equipment has been installed, after which no additional retainage shall be withheld, and • Upon final completion and acceptance in accordance with Section 4.2 Eagle County shall pay the remainder of the Contract Sum. The final payment shall not be made until after final settlement of this contract has been duly advertised at least ten days prior to such final payment by publication of notice thereof at least twice in a public newspaper of general circulation published in Eagle County, and Board of County Commissioners has held a public hearing, thereupon and complied with the Revised Statutes 1973, Section 38 -26 -107 as amended. Final payment shall be made in accordance with the requirements of aforesaid statute. The Schedule of Values and Anticipated Progress Payment Schedule are described in Schedule O. Section 2.3. Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee. Subsequent to the Performance Commencement Date and throughout the term of this Contract, Ennovate hereby guarantees the level of Energy and Cost Savings as detailed in Schedule C. Ennovate shall provide the guarantee and monitoring as defined in Schedule D, for every year of the contract term as legislated by C.R.S.29- 12.5- 101(3)(c), or until such time that Eagle County issues a notice to terminate the guarantee and monitoring service. Eagle County may terminate the Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee and related Monitoring Fee, as set forth in Section 2.9 and defined in Schedule D, at any time, in which case, this Contract shall terminate and Ennovate shall no further obligations hereunder. Pursuant to C.R.S. 29- 12.5- 101(3)(c), Ennovate must continue to guarantee the utility cost savings and operation and maintenance costs for each year for three years, unless this Agreement is terminated earlier. This Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee is achieved as a result of the installation and operation of the Equipment and provision of services provided for in this Contract as specified in Schedule A and in accordance with the Savings Calculation Formula as set forth in Schedule F. The Annual Energy and ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 8 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION t Cost Savings Guarantee per Schedule C shall not be reduced even in the event of a Material Change per Section 14.1, except as the parties may mutually agree to such a reduction and act in good faith in determining such an agreement. In the event this Contract is terminated due to an uncured Event of Default, as defined in Section 17.1, by Eagle County, the Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee shall be cancelled and Ennovate shall have no further obligations hereunder, except to guarantee Eagle County the prorated portion of the annual Energy and Cost Savings Guarantee. The prorated portion shall include all Guaranteed Savings incurred prior to the termination date except that such portion should only go up until the Event of Default if the Event is related to the non - payment or other violations impacting the Energy and Cost Savings including but not limited to providing utility bills and access to the Equipment. Section 2.4. Allowable Payment Sources. Not Applicable. Section 2.5. Capital Contribution from Eagle County. Eagle County may elect to make an initial capital contribution or provide funding to pay for the initial cost as described in Schedule O. Section 2.6. Independent Monitoring Eagle County will hire, with consultation of Ennovate and paid for with guaranteed savings, an independent third party monitor to review the Ennovate's monitoring and verification reports and advise Eagle County of compliance in monitoring and verifying savings. The independent monitor's responsibilities could also include verifying the prorated share of Guaranteed Savings in the Event of Contract Termination. Compliance checks will relate to the established baseline Schedule E, baseline adjustments monitoring and verification plan and savings calculations of Schedule F. The independent third party fee shall not exceed 2% of the auditable Guaranteed Savings. Section 2.7. Annual Review and Reimbursement/Reconciliation. Energy- related cost savings shall be measured and /or calculated as specified in Schedule E and Schedule F and a report provided within ninety (90) days of receipt of all Needed Data (as defined in Schedule D hereof for the previous year for each anniversary of the Performance Commencement Date. Ennovate has developed the measurement and verification procedures specified in Schedule F which is based on the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol 2002. In the event the Energy and Cost Savings achieved during such Contract Year is less than the Guaranteed Energy and Cost Savings (as defined in Schedule C hereof), set forth for such year during the years the guarantee is in effect, Ennovate shall pay the Eagle County an amount equal to the deficiency. If during the Contract Year the Energy and Cost Savings achieved are greater than the Guaranteed Energy and Cost Savings, such excess Energy and Cost Savings shall be retained by the Eagle County. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 9 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION 'Section 2.8. Monitoring Information Procedure. Energy and Cost Savings shall be calculated annually in the following manner: (i) Each month, by the 10th day after receipt, Eagle County shall provide Ennovate with copies of all relevant energy bills received for the preceding month; (ii) Reporting to Eagle County is outlined in Schedule D. Section 2.9. Monitoring Fee. Throughout the Term of this Contract, or until the Ennovate Monitoring Agreement is cancelled by Eagle County, Eagle County shall pay Ennovate an annual fee according to Schedule D for monitoring the Energy and Cost Savings. Annual guaranteed energy and cost savings achieved shall be sufficient to cover any and all fees to be paid to Ennovate pursuant to the provisions of Schedule D. Notwithstanding the below provisions in Section(s) 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 hereof„ Eagle County shall not be required to begin any Monitoring Fee payments to Ennovate under this Contract unless and until all equipment installation is completed by Ennovate in accordance with the provisions of Article 6 and Article 9, Schedule H and Schedule L, and accepted by Eagle County as evidenced by the signed Notice of Substantial Completion as set forth in Exhibit III (ii), and unless and until said equipment is fully and properly functioning in accordance with Schedule A and related details and specifications. Section 2.10. Late Payment. Payment during construction will be in accordance with Schedule O. ARTICLE 3: UTILITY AWARD PAYMENTS Section 3.1. Utility Award Payments Ennovate shall assist Eagle County in securing available Utility Award Payments that might be available as a result of the completion of the Work provided under this Contract. ARTICLE 4: TIME FOR COMPLETION; COMMENCEMENT DATE; TERM OF CONTRACT Section 4.1. Construction Commencement Date and Time for Completion of Work. Work must commence within thirty (30) days of execution of this Contract and shall be completed as set forth in Schedule G. The Time for Completion of Work is of the essence of this Contract. By executing this Contract, the parties hereto confirm the Time of Completion of Work is a reasonable period for performing the Work. Except for obligation to make payments of money, Ennovate shall not be responsible for any failure to fulfill, or any delay in fulfilling, its obligations hereunder, if such failure or delay is beyond the reasonable ability of such party to control, avoid or mitigate and is due to storm, flood, or other Act of God, or to fire, war, rebellion, scarcity of water, insurrection, riots, strikes (other than strikes directed at subcontractor) or is the result of some order, rule or regulation of any federal, state, municipal, or other governmental agency that could not have been reasonably anticipated or that was not scheduled to take effect. Time for Completion of the Work and the costs related thereto shall be extended and modified only by Change Order signed by the Eagle County Board of County Commissioners, or if additional funds necessary for the execution of such Change Order have already been budgeted and appropriated, by its designee, for such reasonable time and amount as the parties hereto may determine. Change Orders in excess of contingency funds and/or completion date shall not be allowed unless mutually re- negotiated by both parties. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 10 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Section 4.2. Performance Commencement Date. The Performance Commencement Date shall be the first day of the month after the month in which all schedules are in final form and accepted by Eagle County and when Ennovate shall have delivered a Notice to Eagle County that it has installed and commenced operating all of the Equipment specified in Schedule A and in accordance with the provisions of Article 6 and Schedule H, Eagle County has inspected and accepted said installation and operation as evidenced by the Notice of Substantial Completion as set forth in Exhibit III (ii) . Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in Article 2 and Article 4 the Performance Commencement Date shall not occur and the Eagle County shall not be required to accept the work under this Contract unless and until: all Equipment installation for the subject Premises is completed by Ennovate in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract. Eagle County shall have fifteen (15) days after notification by the Ennovate to inspect and accept the Equipment. Eagle County reserves the right to reject the Equipment if installation fails to meet reasonable standards of workmanship, does not comply with applicable building codes, or is otherwise not in compliance with this Contract. Ennovate shall not be paid in full, including retainage, until the Notice of Acceptance and Notice of Ennovate's Settlement have been issued after the punch list is worked down to less than ten items. The retainage will be released after punch list is completed and Ennovate has satisfied any and all claims for labor and materials. The anticipated Performance Commencement Date within two hundred seventy (270) days of execution of this Contract. Section 4.3. Performance Term of Contract. Unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Performance Term of this Contract shall begin with the Performance Commencement Date and continue year to year, unless otherwise terminated by Eagle County in accordance with this Agreement. This Contract shall be effective and binding upon the parties immediately upon its execution. All energy savings achieved during the Interim Period shall not be applicable to the Guaranteed Savings after the Performance Commencement Date. ARTICLE 5: ENERGY USAGE RECORDS AND DATA Section 5.1 Energy Usage Records and Data Eagle County has furnished and shall continue to furnish (or authorize its energy suppliers to furnish) during the Term of this Contract to Ennovate or its designee, upon its request, all of its records and complete data concerning energy and water usage and related maintenance for the Premises. ARTICLE 6: CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION BY ENNOVATE Section 6.1. Permits and Approvals. Eagle County shall use its best efforts to assist Ennovate in obtaining all necessary permits and approvals for installation of the Equipment. In no event shall Eagle County, however, be responsible for direct payment of any permit or license fee or the delay of any such permit or license fee. As directed by Eagle County, design documentation will be submitted to Eagle County for review. As deemed necessary by Eagle County, design documentation will be forwarded by Eagle County to the appropriate code review Authority for review. Eagle County agrees that the Eagle County's review process at each phase will not be longer than 14 calendar days, not including code review. All costs of code review will be borne by Eagle County. Section 6.2. Ennovate's Duty of Proper Installation. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 11 ,EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION All services called for by this Contract which constitute the "practice of architecture" or the "practice of engineering ", as those terms are defined in Title 12, Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended (C.R.S.), shall be performed by properly qualified and licensed professionals employed by Ennovate and shall be performed in accordance with applicable law. Ennovate shall perform all tasks /phases under this Contract, including construction, and shall install the Equipment in such a manner so as not to harm the structural integrity of the buildings or their operating systems and so as to conform to the standards set forth in Schedule I and Schedule G. Section 6.3. Use of Stated Markups. In establishing the Contract Sum Ennovate has used the markups for overhead and profit as disclosed in the Ennovate Contract for Technical Energy Audit. It has also provided a contingency equal to a percentage of the labor, material and direct cost budget. The Contract Sum shall be adjusted based on the actual costs of labor and materials to Ennovate multiplied by the markups agreed to by Ennovate, but in no event shall the Contract Sum be increased. In the event it is possible to reduce the Contract Sum because the actual labor and material costs are less than budgeted, Eagle County can, at its sole option, increase the Work to include additional equipment such that the original Contract Sum is reached. If Eagle County declines to increase the Work, at its sole option, the Contract Sum shall be reduced to an amount consistent with the pricing using the stated markups. Section 6.4. Open Book Pricing. Open book pricing will be required, such that Ennovate will fully disclose all costs. Ennovate will maintain cost accounting records on authorized work performed under actual costs for labor and material, or other basis requiring accounting records. Ennovate will afford Eagle County access to these records and preserve them for a period of three (3) years after final payment. Costs will be evaluated through price analysis to compare costs with reasonable criteria such as established catalog and market prices or historical prices. The pricing methodology and individual cost markups disclosed during preliminary contract negotiations will be expected to be applied, providing the scope and size of the project remain the same as assumed when markups were disclosed. Section 6.5. Administration. Ennovate's contact person shall forward all communications in writing and all documents to Eagle County's contact: For Eagle County: (Courier) Eagle County Eagle County Facilities Management Department Attention: Tom Johnson 500 Broadway Eagle, Colorado 81631 For Eagle County: (Post) Eagle County PO Box 850 Eagle, Colorado 81631 -0850 For the Ennovate: (Courier or Post) ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 12 EAGLE COUNTY Ennovate Corporation 10650 east Bethany Drive, Suite A Aurora, CO 80014 ARTICLE 7: ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS ENNOVATE CORPORATION; Section 7.1. Excluded Material and Activities. Eagle County recognizes that in connection with the installation and/or service or maintenance of Equipment at Eagle County's Premises, Ennovate may encounter, but is not responsible for, any work relating to (i) asbestos, materials containing asbestos, or the existence, use, detection, removal, containment or treatment thereof, or (ii) pollutants, hazardous wastes, hazardous materials, contaminants other than those described in this Section below (collectively "Hazardous Materials "), or the storage, handling, use, transportation, treatment, or the disposal, discharge, leakage, detection, removal, or containment thereof. The materials and activities listed in the foregoing sentence are referred to as "Excluded Materials and Activities ". Eagle County agrees that if performance of work involves any Excluded Materials and Activities, Eagle County will perform or arrange for the performance of such work and shall bear the sole risk and responsibility therefore. In the event Ennovate discovers Hazardous or Excluded Materials, Ennovate shall immediately cease work, remove all Ennovate personnel or subcontractors from the site, and notify Eagle County. Eagle County shall be responsible to handle such Materials at its expense. Ennovate shall undertake no further work on the Premises except as authorized by the Eagle County in writing. Notwithstanding anything in this Contract to the contrary, any such event of discovery or remediation by Eagle County shall not constitute a default by Eagle County. In the event of such stoppage of work by Ennovate, the Time for Completion of Work will be automatically extended by the amount of time of the work stoppage and any additional costs incurred by Ennovate as a result will be added by Change Order. Ennovate shall be responsible for any hazardous or other materials, including, without limitation, those listed in this Section 7.1 that it may bring to the Premises. Section 7.2. Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Ballasts; Mercury Lamps. Ennovate will enter into an agreement with an approved PCB ballast disposal Ennovate who will provide an informational packet, packing receptacles and instructions, labels and shipping materials, transportation, and recycling or incineration services for PCB ballasts. All capacitors and asphalt potting compound materials removed from Eagle County's PCB ballasts will be incinerated in a federally approved facility. After proper disposal, a Certificate of Destruction will be provided by the approved facility to Eagle County. Ennovate's responsibility shall be for the proper and legal management of any of Eagle County's PCB ballasts removed as a result of the installation of the Equipment and shall be limited only until said PCB ballasts are loaded onto an approved PCB ballast disposal Ennovate's vehicle for transportation. Ennovate will enter into an agreement with an approved lamp disposal Ennovate who will provide approved containers, materials required to label, transportation, recycling or incineration in accordance with EPA requirements, and a copy of the manifest. Eagle County agrees to sign manifests of ownership for all PCB ballasts and mercury lamps removed from the Premises. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 13 ;EAGLE COUNTY -ARTICLE 8: ACCEPTANCE TESTING ENNOVATE CORPORATION Section8.1. Modification of Schedules. To ensure this Contract properly accounts for as- installed conditions, which conditions may vary from the pre - installation analyses, the Ennovate shall re- validate or modify Schedule A and Schedule H prior to System Start-Up, as described in Section 8.2. Section 8.2. Systems Startup and Equipment Commissioning. Ennovate shall conduct a thorough and systematic performance test of each element and total system of the installed Equipment in accordance with the procedures specified in Schedule H and prior to acceptance of the project by Eagle County as specified in Exhibit III (ii). Testing shall be designed to determine if the Equipment is functioning in accordance with both its published specifications and the Schedules to this Contract, and to determine if modified building systems, subsystems or components are functioning properly within the new integrated environment. Ennovate shall provide notice to Eagle County of the scheduled test(s) and Eagle County and/or its designees shall have the right to be present at any or all such tests conducted by Ennovate and/or manufacturers of the Equipment. Ennovate shall be responsible for correcting and/or adjusting all deficiencies in the Equipment operation that may be observed during system commissioning procedures of Schedule H. Ennovate shall be responsible for correcting and /or adjusting all deficiencies in Equipment operation that may be observed during system testing procedures. Prior to Eagle County acceptance Ennovate shall also provide Eagle County with reasonably satisfactory documentary evidence that the Equipment installed is the Equipment specified in Schedule A. ARTICLE 9: MAINTENANCE/MONITORING Section 9.1. Ownership of Certain Proprietary Property Rights. Eagle County shall not, by virtue of this Contract, acquire any ownership interest in any formulas, patterns, devices, secret inventions or processes, copyrights, patents, other intellectual or proprietary rights, or similar items of property which are or may be used in connection with the Equipment. Eagle County shall, however, have a nonexclusive license to utilize all such intellectual or proprietary rights obtained by Ennovate related to Equipment in connection with its use of the Equipment under this Contract. Ennovate hereby grants to Eagle County a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty -free license to any and all software or other intellectual property or proprietary rights it obtains from Equipment manufacturers necessary for Eagle County to continue to operate, maintain, and repair the Equipment in a manner that will yield maximal energy consumption reductions. This license shall continue subsequent to any termination or expiration of this Contract other than Eagle County's failure to pay Ennovate in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Section 9.2. Ownership of Documents. (a) Instruments of Service Drawings, specifications and other documents, including those in electronic form, prepared by the Architect/Engineer and the Architect/Engineer's consultants are Instruments of Service for use solely with respect to this Project. The Architect/Engineer and the Architect/Engineer's consultants shall be deemed the authors and owners of their respective instruments of service and shall retain all common law, statutory and other reserved rights, including copyrights. Upon execution of this Contract, the Architect/Engineer hereby grants to Eagle County a perpetual nonexclusive license to reproduce and use, and permit others to reproduce and use for Eagle County, the Architect/Engineer's Instruments of Service solely for purposes of constructing, using and maintaining the ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 14 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Project or for future alterations, or additions to the Project. The Architect/Engineer shall obtain similary nonexclusive licenses from the Architect/Engineer's consultants consistent with this Contract. If, and upon the date the Architect/Engineer is adjudged in default of this Contract, the foregoing license shall be deemed terminated and replaced by a second, nonexclusive license permitting Eagle County to authorize other similarly credentialed design professionals to reproduce and, where permitted by law, to make changes, corrections or additions to the Instruments of Service solely for purposes of completing, using and maintaining the Project, or for future alterations, or additions to the Project. Any unilateral use by Eagle County of the Instruments of Service for completing, using, maintaining, adding to or altering the Project or facilities shall be at Eagle County's sole risk and without liability to the Architect/Engineer and the Architect/Engineer's consultants; provided, however, that if Eagle County's unilateral use occurs for completing, using or maintaining the Project as a result of the Architect/Engineer's breach of this Contract, nothing in this Article shall be deemed to relieve the Architect/Engineer of liability for its own acts or omissions or breach of this Contract. (b) As -Built Drawings/Record Drawings The Architect/Engineer and its consultants shall, upon completion of the Construction Phase receive redline As -Built Drawings from Ennovate. These redline changes shall describe the built condition of the Project. This information and all of the incorporated changes directed by Bidding Addenda, Change Order /Amendment or Architect/Engineer's Supplementary Instructions shall be incorporated by the Architect/Engineer and its consultants into a Record Drawings document provided to the Principal Representative in the form of an electro -media format and a reproducible format as agreed between the parties. The Architect/Engineer shall also provide the Principal Representative with the As -built Drawings received from Ennovate. Section 9.3. Ownership of Existing Equipment. Ownership of the equipment and materials existing at the Premises at the time of execution of this Contract shall remain the property of Eagle County even if it is replaced or its operation made unnecessary by work performed by Ennovate pursuant to this Contract. If applicable, Ennovate shall advise Eagle County in writing of all equipment and materials to be replaced at the Premises and Eagle County shall within fifteen (15) days designate in writing to Ennovate which equipment and materials should not be disposed of off -site by Ennovate. It is understood and agreed to by both Parties that Eagle County shall be responsible for and designate the location and storage for any equipment and materials that should not be disposed of off -site. Except as may be otherwise provided in this Contract, Ennovate shall be responsible for the disposal of all equipment and materials designated by Eagle County as disposable off -site in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations regarding such disposal. Except as indicated in Section 7.1 and Section 7.2„ under no circumstance shall Ennovate be obligated to dispose of or take responsibility for any materials identified in Section 7.1 or Section 7.2 of this Contract. Section 9.4. Ownership of Measurement and Verification Equipment. Eagle County agrees to own the equipment required to provide the ongoing measurement of energy and water savings (the "Metering Equipment "). If required, Eagle County shall provide and maintain a non - dedicated telephone line to facilitate remote monitoring of the Equipment. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 15 EAGLE COUNTY .ARTICLE 10: STANDARDS OF COMFORT ENNOVATE CORPORATION Section 10.1 Standards of Comfort. Ennovate will design and install the Equipment so that it is able to provide the standards of heating, cooling, ventilation, hot water supply, lighting quality and levels described in Schedule I. During the term of this Contract, Ennovate and Eagle County will maintain, according to Schedule D, Schedule J and Schedule K, and operate the Equipment in a manner that will provide the standards of comfort and levels of operation as described in Schedule 1. ARTICLE 11: EQUIPMENT WARRANTIES Section 11.1 Equipment Warranties. Ennovate warrants that all equipment provided and installed as part of this Contract is new, unless otherwise agreed, will be materially free from defects in materials or workmanship, will be installed properly in a good and workmanlike manner, and will function properly for a period of one (1) year from the date of the Substantial Completion for the particular energy conservation measure if operated and maintained in accordance with the procedures established per building. Substantial Completion shall be defined as the stage in the progress of the Work where the Work is sufficiently complete in accordance with the Contract Documents so that Eagle County can utilize and take beneficial use of the Work for its intended use or purpose. Substantial Completion does not occur until the Equipment or system has been commissioned, accepted, and the "Substantial Completion" form fully executed. After the warranty period, Ennovate shall have no responsibility for performing maintenance, repairs, or making manufacturer warranty claims relating to the Equipment, except as provided in Schedule D and Schedule J. Ennovate further agrees to assign to Eagle County all available manufacturer's warranties relating to the Equipment and to deliver such written warranties and which shall be attached and set forth as Exhibit IV; pursue rights and remedies against the manufacturers under the warranties in the event of Equipment malfunction or improper or defective function, and defects in parts, workmanship and performance. Ennovate shall, during the warranty period, notify Eagle County whenever defects in Equipment parts or performance occur which give rise to such rights and remedies and those rights and remedies are exercised by Ennovate. During this period, the cost of any risk of damage or damage to the Equipment and its performance, including damage to property and equipment of Eagle County or the Premises, due to Ennovate's failure to exercise its warranty rights shall be borne solely by Ennovate. All warranties, to the extent transferable, shall be transferable and extend to the Eagle County. The warranties shall specify that only new, not reconditioned, parts may be used and installed when repair is necessitated by malfunction. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in this Section shall be construed to alleviate /relieve the Ennovate from complying with its obligations to perform under all terms and conditions of this Contract and as set forth in all attached Schedules. Section 11.2 Actions by Ennovate. Incorporated herein by reference Schedule D, Schedule J, and Schedule N. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 16 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Section 11.3. Malfunctions and Emergencies. Eagle County shall use its best efforts to notify Ennovate or its designated subcontractor within twenty -four (24) hours after Eagle County's actual knowledge and occurrence o£ (i) any malfunction in the operation of the Equipment or any preexisting energy related equipment that might materially impact upon the Energy Savings or Energy Savings Guarantee, (ii) any interruption or alteration to the energy supply to the Premises, or (iii) any alteration or modification in any energy- related equipment or its operation. Where Eagle County exercises due diligence in attempting to assess the existence of a malfunction, interruption, or alteration it shall be deemed not at fault in failing to correctly identify any such conditions as having a material impact upon the savings. Eagle County shall notify Ennovate within twenty -four (24) hours upon its having actual knowledge of any emergency condition affecting the Equipment. If such malfunction, interruption, or alteration occurs during the Warranty Period, Ennovate shall respond to any such notice within twenty -four (24) hours for non - critical equipment, and eight (8) hours for critical equipment, and shall promptly thereafter proceed with corrective measures. Any telephonic notice of such conditions by Eagle County shall be followed within three business days by written notice to Ennovate from Eagle County. If Eagle County unreasonably delays in so notifying Ennovate of a malfunction or emergency, and the malfunction or emergency is not otherwise corrected or remedied, Ennovate may charge Eagle County for its loss, due to the delay, associated with the guaranteed savings under this Contract for the particular time period, provided that Ennovate is able to show the direct causal connection between the delay and the loss. Ennovate will provide a written record of all service work performed. This record will indicate the reason for the service, description of the problem and the corrective action performed. Section 11.4 Actions by Eagle County. During the term of this Contract, Eagle County shall not move, remove, modify, alter, or change in any way the Equipment or any part thereof without the written notification to Ennovate except as set forth in Schedule K. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Eagle County may take reasonable steps to protect the Equipment if, due to an emergency, it is not possible or reasonable to notify Ennovate before taking any such actions. In the event of such an emergency, Eagle County shall take reasonable steps to protect the Equipment from damage or injury. Eagle County agrees to maintain the Premises in good repair and to protect and preserve all portions thereof, which may in any way affect the operation or maintenance of the Equipment, all in accordance with the same standard of care Eagle County applies to the Premises generally, that of a reasonably prudent government owner. ARTICLE 12: MODIFICATION, UPGRADE OR ALTERATION OF EQUIPMENT Section 12.1. Modification of Equipment. During the Term of this Contract, Eagle County will not, without the prior written consent of Ennovate, affix or install any accessory Equipment or device on any of the Equipment if such addition will change or impair the originally intended functions, value or use of the Equipment without Ennovate's prior written approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Section 12.2. Upgrade or Alteration of Equipment. Ennovate shall at all times have the right, subject to Eagle County's prior written approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, to change the Equipment, revise any procedures for the ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 17 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION `operation of the Equipment or implement other energy saving actions in the Premises, provided that: (i) Ennovate complies with the standards of comfort and services set forth in Schedule I herein; (ii) such modifications or additions to, or replacement of the Equipment, and any operational changes, or new procedures are necessary to enable Ennovate to achieve greater energy and cost savings at the Premises and; (iii) any cost incurred relative to such modifications, additions or replacement of the Equipment, or operational changes or new procedures shall be the responsibility of Ennovate. All modifications, additions or replacements of the Equipment or revisions to operating or other procedures shall be described in a supplemental Schedule(s) to be provided to Eagle County for approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, provided that any replacement of the Equipment shall, unless otherwise agreed, be new and have equal or better potential to reduce energy consumption at the Premises than the Equipment being replaced. Ennovate shall update any and all software necessary for the operation of the Equipment in accordance with the provisions of Section 9.1. All replacements of and alterations or additions to the Equipment shall become part the Equipment described in Schedule A and shall be covered by the provisions and terms of Article 6 and Article 8. ARTICLE 13: LOCATION AND ACCESS Section 13.1. Ennovate Access. Ennovate acknowledges that there exists sufficient space on the Premises for the installation and operation of the Equipment. Eagle County shall take reasonable steps to protect such Equipment from harm, theft and misuse during the term of this Contract. Eagle County shall provide access to the Premises for Ennovate to perform any function related to this Contract during regular business hours, or such other reasonable hours as may be requested by Ennovate and acceptable to Eagle County. Ennovate shall be granted immediate access during normal business hours and reasonable access during non - business hours to make emergency repairs or corrections as it may, in its discretion, determine are needed. Ennovate's access to the Premises to make emergency repairs or corrections as it may determine are needed shall not be unreasonably restricted by Eagle County. Ennovate shall immediately notify Eagle County when emergency action is taken and follow up with written notice with three (3) business days specifying the action taken, the reasons therefore, and the impact upon the Premises, if any. Section 13.2. Utility Access. If a Utility Award Payment is made as described in Section 3 (Utility Award Payments), the following applies. Upon request by the Utility (or its agent) and with prior consent of Eagle County which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, Eagle County shall agree to allow Utility to interview Eagle County and to enter the Premises at reasonable times throughout the life of the installed equipment to install metering equipment, perform energy audits or inspect the facilities and any equipment installed. Eagle County also agrees to cooperate with the Utility or its agent upon request and with prior consent of Eagle County, in conducting such activities and/or in analyzing energy savings. At all times a representative of Eagle County (or its agent) shall be present during such inspections. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 18 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION i ARTICLE 14: MATERIAL CHANGES Section 14.1. Material Change Defined. A Material Change shall include any change or cumulative changes in or to the Premises, whether structural, operational or otherwise in nature which reasonably could be expected, in the judgment of Eagle County, to increase or decrease annual energy consumption in accordance with the provisions and procedures set forth in Schedule E and Schedule F after adjustments for climatic variations and provided a correlation exists between usage and Material Change. A Material Change include but are not limited to the following: (i) manner of use of the Premises by Eagle County; or (ii) hours of operation for the Premises or for any equipment or energy using systems operating at the Premises; or (iii) permanent changes in the comfort and service parameters set forth in Schedule I; or (iv) occupancy of the Premises that is inconsistent with normal patterns of occupancy; or (v) alteration of the structure of the Premises; or (vi) excessive types and quantities of equipment used at the Premises or (vii) modification, renovation or construction at the Premises; or (viii) the Eagle County's failure to provide maintenance of and repairs to the Equipment in accordance with Schedule K; or (ix) casualty or Eagle County condemnation of the Premises or Equipment, or (x) changes in utility provider or utility rate classification instituted by Eagle County, or (xi) any other conditions other than climate affecting energy or water use at the Premises. Section 14.2. Reported Material Changes; Notice by Eagle County Eagle County shall use its best efforts to deliver to Ennovate a written notice describing all actual or proposed Material Changes in the Premises or in the operations of the Premises at least 14 days before any actual or proposed Material Change is implemented or as soon as is practicable after an emergency or other unplanned event. Notice to Ennovate of Material Changes which result because of a bona fide emergency or other situation which precludes advance notification shall be deemed sufficient if given by Eagle County within five (5) business days after having actual knowledge that the event constituting the Material Change occurred or was discovered by Eagle County to have occurred. Section 14.3. Other Adiustments. As agreed in Section 16.1 Eagle County will alert Ennovate of materials changes as known. Both parties have a vested interest in meeting the guaranteed savings of the Contract. As such, the Ennovate will work with Eagle County to investigate, identify and correct any changes that prevent the guaranteed savings from being realized. As a result of such investigation, Ennovate and Eagle County shall determine what, if any, adjustments to the baseline will be made in accordance with the provisions set forth in Schedule F and Schedule E. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 19 AEAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION ARTICLE 15: TRAINING AND FOLLOW -UP ACTIVITIES BY ENNOVATE Section 15.1. Training. Ennovate shall conduct the training program described in Schedule M. Appropriate training must be completed prior to acceptance of the Equipment installation. Ennovate shall provide ongoing training whenever needed with respect to updated or altered Equipment, including upgraded software. Such training shall be provided at no charge to Eagle County when such training occurs during the semi- annual ongoing support site visits as described in Schedule M. Training shall be provided either on an individual or group basis to Eagle County's Facilities Management Department personnel as deemed appropriate and mutually agreed to by Eagle County and Ennovate for Equipment described in Schedule A. Training shall occur with thirty (30) days of the installation of the Equipment. Section 15.2. Application for Energy Star Ennovate shall conduct an Energy Star benchmarking study for each facility and apply for an Energy Star Label on behalf of Eagle County for all buildings that meet or exceed the necessary requirements for the Energy Star Label. Section 15.3 Emissions Reductions Documentation and Reporting. Ennovate shall include emissions reductions quantities in each annual report and advise Eagle County on opportunities to achieve monetary benefit from such credits. ARTICLE 16: GENERAL CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS Section 16.1 Additional Insurance Requirements- Professional Liability Insurance. Ennovate promises and agrees to maintain in full force and effect an Errors and Omissions Professional Liability Insurance Policy in the amounts indicated in the following table as minimum coverage. The policy, including claims made forms, shall remain in effect for the duration of the Interim Period and for at least three years beyond the completion and acceptance of the Equipment. Ennovate shall be responsible for all claims, damages, losses or expenses, including attorney fees, arising out of or resulting from the performance of professional services contemplated in this Contract. This indemnification shall not apply to claims by third parties against Eagle County o the extent that Eagle County is liable so such third party for such claim without regard to the involvement of Ennovate. Ennovate shall submit a Certificate of Insurance verifying said coverage at the signing of this Contract and also any notices of renewals of Renewals of the said policy as they occur. For a Fixed Limit of Construction Cost Minimum Coverage per Claim Minimum Coverage in the Aggregate $999,999 and under $250,000 $600,000 $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 $600,000 $1,000,000 $5,000,000 to $19,999,999 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $20,000,000 and Above $2,000,000 $2,000,000 ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 20 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION 6 ARTICLE 17: EVENTS OF DEFAULT Section 17.1. Events of Default by Eagle County. Each of the following events or conditions shall constitute an "Event of Default" by Eagle County: (i) any failure by Eagle County to pay Ennovate any sum due that is not in dispute, hereunder for a service and maintenance period of more than thirty (30) days after written notification by Ennovate that Eagle County is delinquent in making payment; (ii) any other mutually determined material failure by Eagle County to perform or comply with the terms and conditions of this Contract, including breach of any covenant contained herein, provided that such failure continues for thirty (30) days after notice to Eagle County demanding that such mutually determined failures to perform be cured or if such cure cannot be effected in such forty -five (45) days, Eagle County shall be deemed to have cured default upon the commencement of a cure within such forty -five (45) days and diligent subsequent completion thereof, any representation or warranty furnished by Eagle County in this Contract that was false or misleading in any material respect when made. Section 17.2. Events of Default by Ennovate. Each of the following events or conditions shall constitute an "Event of Default" by Ennovate: (i) the standards of comfort and service set forth in Schedule I are not provided due to failure of Ennovate to properly design, install, maintain, repair or adjust the Equipment except that such failure, if corrected or cured within twenty -one (2 1) days after written notice by Eagle County to Ennovate demanding that such failure be cured, shall be deemed cured for purposes of this Contract. any representation or warranty furnished by Ennovate in this Contract is false or misleading in any material respect when made; (iii) provided that the operation of the facility is not adversely affected and provided that the Standards of Comfort in Schedule I are maintained, any failure by Ennovate to perform or comply with the terms and conditions of this Contract, including breach of any covenant contained herein except that such failure, if corrected or cured within thirty (30) days after written notice to Ennovate demanding that such failure to perform be cured, shall be deemed cured for purposes of this Contract; (iv) any lien or encumbrance upon the equipment by any subcontractor, laborer or materialman of Ennovate which is not released in thirty days after notice of said filing; (v) the filing of a bankruptcy petition whether by Ennovate or its creditors against Ennovate which proceeding shall not have been dismissed within 90 days of its filing, or an involuntary assignment for the benefit of all creditors or the liquidation of Ennovate. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 21 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION (vi) failure by Ennovate to pay any amount due that is not in dispute, or perform any material obligation under the terms of this Contract, unless such amount due or failure to perform is excused pursuant to the provisions of this Contract. ARTICLE 18: ASSIGNMENT Section 18.1. Assignment by Ennovate. Ennovate acknowledges that Eagle County is induced to enter into this Contract by, among other things, the professional qualifications of Ennovate. Ennovate agrees that except as set forth below, neither this Contract nor any right or obligations hereunder may be assigned in whole or in part to another firm, without the prior written approval of Eagle County. (i) Ennovate agrees that except as provided below, neither this Contract nor any right of obligations hereunder may be assigned in whole or in part to another firm, without the prior written approval of Eagle County. (ii) The assignment of this Contract, in whole or in part, within the Enterprise of which Ennovate is a part does not require the consent of the other party. Section 18.2. Assignment by Eagle County. Eagle County may transfer or assign this Contract and its rights and obligations herein to a successor or purchaser of the Premises or an interest therein with the consent of Ennovate, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. The lack of financial qualification of the new owner shall be grounds for withholding such consent. ARTICLE 19: REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES Section 19.1. Representations and Warranties. Each party warrants and represents to the other that: (i) it has all requisite power, authority, licenses, permits, and franchises, corporate or otherwise, to execute and deliver this Contract and perform its obligations hereunder; (ii) its execution, delivery, and performance of this Contract will not result in a breach or violation of, or constitute a default under any Contract, lease or instrument to which it is a party or by which it or its properties may be bound or affected; or ARTICLE 20. ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PARTIES. Section 20.1. By Eagle County. Eagle County hereby warrants, represents and promises that: (i) Eagle County is authorized under the Constitution and laws of the State of Colorado to enter into this Contract, each transaction contemplated hereby, and to perform all of its obligations under this Contract. (ii) Subject to the provisions contained herein, Eagle County has provided or shall provide timely to Ennovate, all records relating to energy and water usage and energy- related maintenance of Premises requested by Ennovate and the information set forth therein is, and all information in other records to be subsequently provided pursuant to this Contract will be true and accurate in all material respects and Ennovate shall be entitled to rely thereon; and ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 22 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION (iii) Eagle County has not entered into any prior leases, contracts or agreements with other persons or entities regarding the leasing or acquisition of water or energy efficiency equipment or the provision of energy management services for the Premises or with regard to servicing any of the Equipment located in the Premises that would encroach upon the scope of this Contract. Eagle County shall provide Ennovate with copies of any successor or additional leases of energy efficiency equipment and contracts for management or servicing of preexisting equipment at Premises that may be executed from time to time hereafter within seven days after execution thereof. Section 20.2. By Ennovate. Ennovate hereby warrants, represents and promises that: (i) before commencing performance of this Contract: (a) Ennovate shall have become licensed or otherwise permitted to do business in the State of Colorado (b) Ennovate shall have provided proof and documentation of all required insurance and bonds pursuant to this Contract. (i) Ennovate shall make available, upon reasonable request, documents relating to its performance under this Contract, including contracts and subcontracts it shall enter into; Ennovate shall use subcontractors who are qualified, licensed and bonded in this State to perform the work so subcontracted pursuant to the terms hereof, Ennovate has all requisite authority to license the use of proprietary property, both tangible and intangible, contemplated by this Contract; (iv) The Equipment will meet or exceed the Acceptance Testing Standards set forth in this Contract. (v) The Equipment is or will be compatible with all other Premises mechanical and electrical systems, subsystems, or components with which the Equipment interacts, and that, as installed, neither the Equipment nor such other systems, subsystems, or components will materially adversely affect each other as a direct or indirect result of Equipment installation or operation; (v) That Ennovate is financially solvent, able to pay its debts as they mature and possessed of sufficient working capital to complete the Installation and perform its obligations under this Contract. ARTICLE 21: MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTATION PROVISIONS. Section 21.1. Waiver of Liens, Performance Bonds, Labor and Material Payment Bonds. Such executed bonds are incorporated herein by reference as Exhibit I (Performance Bond) and Exhibit II (Labor and Material Payment Bond). ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 23 .EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Section 21.2. Further Documents The parties shall execute and deliver all documents and perform all further acts that may be reasonably necessary to effectuate the provisions of this Contract. Section 21.3 Eagle County's Responsibilities. (a) Methods of Operation by Eagle County The parties acknowledge and agree that said Energy and Cost Savings would not likely be obtained unless certain procedures and methods of operation designed for energy and water conservation shall be implemented, and followed by Eagle County on a regular and continuous basis. (b) Eagle County Maintenance Responsibilities Eagle County agrees that it shall adhere to, follow and implement the maintenance procedures and methods of operation to be set forth on Schedule K, to be attached hereto and made a part hereof after Eagle County's approval, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. (c) Inspection of Premises Eagle County agrees that Ennovate shall have the right once a month, with prior notice and at mutually agreeable time, to inspect Premises to determine if Eagle County is complying, and shall have complied with its obligations as set forth in Section 21.3(b). For the purpose of determining Eagle County's said compliance, the checklist to be set forth at Schedule L as completed and recorded by Ennovate during its monthly inspections, shall be used to measure and record Eagle County's said compliance. Eagle County shall make the Premises available to Ennovate for and during each monthly inspection, and shall have the right to witness each inspection and Ennovate's recordation on the checklist. Eagle County may complete its own checklist at the same time. Ennovate agrees to not interfere with the Eagle County operations during any monthly inspection. ARTICLE 22: CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Section 22.1 Conflicts of Interest. Conflicts of interest relating to this Contract are strictly prohibited. Except as otherwise expressly provided herein, neither party hereto nor any director, employee or agent of any party hereto shall give to or receive from any director, employee or agent of any other party hereto any gift, entertainment or other favor of significant value, or any commission, fee or rebate in connection with this Contract. Likewise, neither party hereto nor any director, employee or agent of either party hereto, shall without prior notification thereof to the other party enter into any business relationship with any director, employee or agent of the other party or of any affiliate of the other party, unless such person is acting for and on behalf of the other party or any such affiliate. A party shall promptly notify the other party of any violation of this section and any consideration received as a result of such violation shall be paid over or credited to the party against whom it was charged. Any representative of any party, authorized by that party, may audit the records of the other party related to this Contract, upon reasonable notice and during regular business hours including the expense records of the party's employees involved in this Contract, upon reasonable notice and during regular business hours, for the sole purpose of determining whether there has been compliance with this section. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 24 EAGLE COUNTY ARTICLE 23: CONTRACT DOCUMENTS ENNOVATE CORPORATION - Section 23.1. Plan Details. Ennovate prepared a complete Technical Energy Audit which has been approved and accepted by Eagle County as set forth in Exhibit III (i) (Notice of Acceptance — Technical Energy Audit and Monitoring and Verification Plan. Section 23.2. General Conditions. The Eagle County, Colorado, General Conditions Articles summarized below and attached hereto as Schedule N shall be incorporated and made a part hereof as follows. (a) Contract or SC6.21: shall be defined to be this Energy Performance Contract and all related Schedules, Exhibits and Appendices. (b) Architect/Engineer: shall be defined to be Ennovate where services are required to be performed by this Contract. (c) Overhead /Profit /Commission: amounts shall be as specified in Ennovate's Technical Energy Audit proposal. Section 23.3. Order of Precedence. The provisions of this Contract and the attached Schedules, Exhibits and Appendices shall govern in the event of any inconsistencies between the Technical Energy Audit and the provisions of this Contract. In the event of conflicts or inconsistencies between this Contract and its Schedules, Exhibits or Appendices, such conflicts or inconsistencies shall be resolved by reference to the documents in the following order of priority: a) Contract body, b) Schedule, c) Schedules /Exhibits /Appendices, d) Eagle County RFP, e) Ennovate Proposal. In the event of any conflicts between Schedule C and other parts of this Contract regarding Energy and Water Cost Savings calculations or measurement of the guarantee, Schedule C shall govern. Section 23.4. Facsimile Signatures. Parties agree that facsimile signatures shall be accepted as originals. Section 24.1. Non - appropriation of Funds. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Contract, Eagle County shall have no obligations under this Contract after, nor shall any payments be made to Ennovate in respect of any period after December 31, 2008 without an appropriation therefore by Eagle County in accordance with a budget adopted by the Board of County Commissioners in compliance with Article 25, Title 30 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, the Local Government Budget Law (C.R.S. 29 -1 -101 et. seq.) and the TABOR Amendment (Colorado Constitution, Article X, Sec. 20). Section 25.1. Employment or Contract with Illegal Aliens. Ennovate shall not knowingly employ or contract with an illegal alien to perform work under the public contract for services; or enter into a contract with a subcontractor that fails to certify to ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 25 .EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION Ennovate that the subcontractor shall not knowingly employ or contract with an illegal alien to perform work under the public contract for services. Ennovate shall verify or attempt to verify through participation in the Basic Pilot Verification program, as administered by the United States Department of Homeland Security, that Ennovate does not employ any illegal aliens. If Ennovate is not accepted into the Basic Pilot Verification Program prior to entering into a public contract for services, the contractor shall apply to participate in the Program every three months until the contractor is accepted or the public contract for services has been completed, whichever is earlier. Information on applying for the Basic Pilot Verification Program can be founci3at: https:// w- ww. vis- dhs.coni \emploverre�;istration Ennovate shall not `use the Basic Pilot = Verification Program procedures to undertake pre - employment screening of jofi applicants while the public contract for services is being performed. If Ennovate obtains actual knowledge that a Subcontractor performing work under the public contract for services knowingly employs or contracts with an illegal alien, Ennovate shall be required to: (a) Notify the Subcontractor and Eagle County within three days that Ennovate has actual knowledge that the Subcontractor is employing or contracting with an illegal alien; and (b)Terminate the Subcontract with the Subcontractor if within three days of receiving the notice required pursuant to subparagraph (i) of the paragraph (d) the Subcontractor does not stop employing or contracting with the illegal alien; except that Ennovate shall not terminate the contract with the Subcontractor if during such three days the Subcontractor provides information to establish that the Subcontractor has not knowingly employed or contracted with an illegal alien. Ennovate shall comply with any reasonable request by the Department of Labor and Employment made in the course of an investigation that the department is undertaking pursuant to its authority. If Ennovate violates these prohibitions, Eagle County may terminate the contract for a breach of the contract. If the contract is so terminated specifically for a breach of this provision, Ennovate shall be liable for actual and consequential damages to Eagle County. Section 26.1. Jurisdiction and Venue. This Contract shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado and the parties hereby agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts thereof. Venue shall be in the Fifth Judicial District for the State of Colorado. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 26 EAGLE COUNTY ENNOVATE CORPORATION } THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE EXECUTED THIS CONTRACT ENNOV By \ Its Date EAGLE COUNTY: By C _ Its JAK4 Date 9'•30•D% OttactariAn fnr�.l�('r�imt��� u /I� 6�7'' 4 ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 27 -EAGLE COUNTY EXHIBITS EXHIBIT I PERFORMANCE BOND ENNOVATE CORPORATION To be provided after execution of this Contract and incorporated by Addendum. EXHIBIT II LABOR AND MATERIAL PAYMENT BOND To be provided after execution of this Contract and incorporated by Addendum. EXHIBIT III (i) NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE — TECHNICAL ENERGY AUDIT AND MONITORING AND VERIFICATION PLAN To be provided by Eagle County and incorporated by Addendum. EXHIBIT III (ii) Notice of Substantial Completion To be provided by Eagle County and incorporated by Addendum; and follows as to form below. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 28 EAGLE COUNTY Notice of Substantial Completion Eagle County Notice of Acceptance Date of Notice ENNOVATE CORPORATION Notice is hereby given that Eagle County accepts the installed equipment and establishes a performance period start date of Eagle County By Date os When completely executed, this form is to be sent by certified mail to Ennovate by Eagle County. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 29 -EAGLE COUNTY EXHIBIT IV EQUIPMENT WARRANTIES ENNOVATE CORPORATION To be provided after execution of this Contract and incorporated by Addendum. EXHIBIT V MINORITY AND WOMEN -OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES To be provided after execution of this Contract and incorporated by Addendum. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT Page 30 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Eog Of Energy Savings" TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHEDULEA ........................................................................................................................... ............................... 3 A. EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR ........................................................... ............................... 3 ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM UPGRADES ..................................................................... ..............................3 NETWORK COMPUTER POWER REDUCTION .......................................................................................... ..............................3 REPLACE INLET GUIDE VANES WITH VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES ................................................................... ..............................4 HIGH-EFFICIENCY CONDENSING BOILERS .............................................................................................. ..............................5 VENDINGMISERMACHINE SENSORS ................................................................................................... ..............................6 DOORSWITCHES ............................................................................................................................. ..............................6 LIGHTING RETROFIT AND OCCUPANCY SENSORS ..................................................................................... ..............................7 SCHEDULEB ............................................................................................................................ .............................13 B. DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES, PRE - EXISTING EQUIPMENT INVENTORY ............................ .............................13 AIRPORTTERMINAL ........................................................................................................................ .............................13 ADMINISTRATIONCOMPLEX ............................................................................................................. .............................15 ANIMALSHELTER ............................................................................................................................ .............................31 EXHIBITIONHALL ............................................................................................................................ .............................32 EAGLERIVER CENTER ...................................................................................................................... .............................33 MAINTENANCECENTER ................................................................................................................... .............................34 SCHEDULEC ............................................................................................................................. .............................38 C. ENERGY AND COST SAVINGS GAURANTEE ..................................................................... .............................38 SCHEDULED ............................................................................................................................ .............................40 D. MONITORING, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE AGREEMENT ............................................ .............................40 SCHEDULEE ............................................................................................................................. .............................41 E. BASELINE ENERGY CONSUMPTION ................................................................................. .............................41 BASELINEENERGY RATES ................................................................................................................. .............................41 ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX- M & V OPTION C .................................................................................. .............................42 ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS - M & V OPTION A ............................................................. .............................46 PERSONAL COMPUTER (PC) POWER REDUCTION - M & V OPTION A ...................................................... .............................47 LIGHTING RETROFIT WITH OCCUPANCY SENSORS- M & V OPTION A ....................................................... .............................49 VENDINGMISERS- M & V OPTION A ................................................................................................ .............................53 RETRO- COMMISSIONING - M & V OPTION A ...................................................................................... .............................55 NEGOTIATE NATURAL GAS RATES- M & V OPTION A .......................................................................... .............................56 DEMAND BASED VENTILATION - M & V OPTION A .............................................................................. .............................58 DOORSWITCHES- M & V OPTION A ................................................................................................. .............................58 SCHEDULEF ............................................................................................................................. .............................60 F. SAVINGS MEASUREMENT AND CALCULATION FORMULAE; METHODOLOGY TO ADJUST BASELINE; MONITORING AND VERIFICATION PLAN .................................................................................. .............................60 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULEG ............................................................................................................................ .............................67 G. CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION SCHEDULE ............................................................ .............................67 SCHEDULEH ............................................................................................................................ .............................68 H. SYSTEMS START -UP AND COMMISSIONING; OPERATING PARAMETERS OF INSTALLED EQUIPMENT .......... 68 SCHEDULE1 .............................................................................................................................. .............................72 STANDARDOF COMFORT ............................................................................................... .............................72 SCHEDULEJ ............................................................................................................................. .............................73 J. CONTRACTOR'S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................ .............................73 SCHEDULEK: ........................................................................................................................................................ 74 K. AGENCY'S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................. .............................74 SCHEDULEL ............................................................................................................................. .............................75 L. FACILITY MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST ............................................................................... .............................75 SCHEDULEM: ....................................................................................................................................................... 76 M. CONTRACTOR'S TRAINING RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................. .............................76 SCHEDULEN ............................................................................................................................ .............................77 N. GENERAL CONDITIONS ................................................................................................... .............................77 SCHEDULE0 ............................................................................................................................ .............................78 O. PAYMENT SCHEDULE AND SCHEDULE OF VALUES .......................................................... .............................78 SCHEDULEP ............................................................................................................................. .............................79 P. PRE - EXISTING SERVICE AGREEMENT .............................................................................. .............................79 SCHEDULEQ ............................................................................................................................ .............................80 Q. CURRENT AND KNOWN CAPITAL PROJECTS AT FACILITY ................................................ .............................80 SCHEDULER ............................................................................................................................ .............................81 R. PROJECTED FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE .......................................................................... .............................81 SCHEDULES............................................................................................................................. .............................83 S. CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE ........................................................................................... .............................83 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Eog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE A A. EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR Ennovate will install the following equipment under this Agreement: ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM UPGRADES Ennovate will install and upgrade Energy Management and Control Systems (EMCS) at the Airport Terminal and Eagle River Center. The following table summarizes the proposed Energy Management Control Systems to be installed under this agreement: Table A-1:Energy Management Control System Schedule Facility Manufacturer & Model Number Airport Terminal Johnson Controls NAE Global System Controller Eagle River Center Trane Tracer Summit Warranty 1 Year Warranty - Parts and Labor on new JCI Components 1 Year Warrant - Parts and Labor for new Trane Tracer System Refer the Eagle County Statements of Work for point lists and specifications. NETWORK COMPUTER POWER REDUCTION Ennovate will provide to Eagle County computer software that powers down computers, monitors and office equipment after a certain period of inactivity. This software will be installed at the Administration Complex, Maintenance Center, and Animal Shelter. Eagle County IT personnel will perform the actual installation to ensure integrity of the Eagle County computer systems. The following table proposed Personal agreement. summarizes the number of computers in each building and the Computer Power Reduction Software to be installed under this Table A -2: PC Power Reduction Software Facility Manufacturer & Model # Computers Administration Complex Faronics Power Save TM 312 Animal Shelter Faronics Power Save TM 5 Maintenance Bldg B Faronics Power Save TM 10 Maintenance Bldg A I Faronics Power Save TM 10 Warranty 1 Year Warranty - All updates included Phone technical support Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A OkEnnovate Corporation "Cutting Through lie Tog Of Energy Savings" REPLACE INLET Gu1DE VANES WITH VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES Ennovate will replace Air Handling Unit (AHU) Inlet Guide Vanes (IGV) with Variable Speed Drives (VSD) at the main Administration Building. The following table summarizes the proposed Variable Speed Drives to be installed under this agreement. Table A -3: Variable Speed Drive Schedule Refer the Eagle County Statements of Work for variable speed drive specifications. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Manufacturer & Tag Facility Model Number Motor HP Voltage VSD -1 Admin Complex - AHU M -1 Trane - TR1 6016 15 208/3/60 VSD -2 Admin Complex - AHU M -9 Trane - TR1 6016 15 460/3/60 VSD -3 Admin Complex - AHU M -10 Trane - TR1 6022 20 460/3/60 VSD-4 Admin Complex - AHU M -11 Trane - TR1 6022 20 460/3/60 VSD -5 I Admin Complex - AHU M -12 1 Trane - TR1 6032 30 1 460/3/60 Notes: Variable speed drives shall be provided with bypass Install variable speed drives per manufacturer's instructions Variable speed drives shall be Trane or approved equal Start-up service by Trane Warranty 3 year Warran ty -Parts Only Refer the Eagle County Statements of Work for variable speed drive specifications. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" HIGH- EFFICIENCY CONDENSING BOILERS Ennovate will install new ultra- efficient, condensing boilers at the Administration Complex. The following table summarizes the proposed High Efficiency Boilers to be installed under this agreement. Table A -4: Condensing Boiler Schedule Manufacturer & Heating Capacity Dimensions Dry Weight Tag Facility Model (BTUH) (HxWxL) lbs Admin Buderus B -1 Complex SB615/400 1,393,000 64" x 31.25" x 61" 2600 Admin Buderus B -2 Complex SB615/400 1,393,000 64" x 31.25" x 61" 2600 Notes: Boilers shall be high efficiency, condensing boilers with modulating burner control Boilers shall be provided with Manual Reset High Limit Switch, Flow Switch & Low Water Cut -off Boiler shall be Buderus SB615 type or approved equal Start -up service by Killam Gas Burner Warranty 5 year Limited Warrant - Parts Only Refer the Eagle County Statements of Work for condensing boiler specifications. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Thirougfi the (Fog Of Energy Savings" VENDINGMISER MACHINE SENSORS Ennovate will install energy- saving controllers to all vending machines. The controller turns the machine off unless the infrared sensor detects activity in the vicinity of the vending machine. After fifteen minutes of inactivity, the controller returns the vending machine to its powered down state. Controls for refrigerated vending machines are programmed to cycle the compressor at the minimum required to insure that the products are kept at the desired temperature. The following table summarizes the number of vending machines in each building and the proposed power reduction devices to be installed under this agreement. DOOR SWITCHES Ennovate will add door switches to the bay doors at the Maintenance Center. The door switch would temporarily disable heating units while the bay door is open, to reduce the amount of heat wasted to the outside. Once the doors are closed the heating until will be enabled to maintain the specified setpoint. The following table summarizes the number of overhead doors that will have door switches installed under this agreement: Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Table A-5: Vending Miser Schedule Location Manufacturer & Model # Oty Type Main Administration Building USA Technologies - Snack Miser - SM170 3 Snack Main Administration Building USA Technologies - Vending Miser - VM170 3 Beverage Old Courthouse USA Technologies - Snack Miser - SM170 2 Snack Old Courthouse USA Technologies - Vending Miser - VM170 2 Beverage Airport Terminal USA Technologies - Snack Miser - SM170 1 Snack Airport Terminal USA Technologies - Vending Miser - VM170 2 Beverage Maintenance Building B USA Technologies - Snack Miser - SM170 2 Snack Maintenance Building B USA Technologies - Vending Miser - VM170 2 Beverage Maintenance Building A USA Technologies - Snack Miser - SM170 1 Snack Maintenance Building A USA Technologies - Vending Miser - VM170 2 Beverage Notes: Provide with easy - install mounting kit Start-up Service by Ennovate Warranty 5 year Limited warrant - Parts Only DOOR SWITCHES Ennovate will add door switches to the bay doors at the Maintenance Center. The door switch would temporarily disable heating units while the bay door is open, to reduce the amount of heat wasted to the outside. Once the doors are closed the heating until will be enabled to maintain the specified setpoint. The following table summarizes the number of overhead doors that will have door switches installed under this agreement: Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Ennovam Corporation "Cutting 17hrough The 'Fog Of Energy Savings" Table A-6: Door Switches Airport Location Qty Maintenance Complex - Bldg C 13 Maintenance Complex - Bldg D 10 Maintenance Complex - Bldg G 2 Warranty 1 Year Warrant - Parts & Labor Quantity LIGHTING RETROFIT AND OCCUPANCY SENSORS Ennovate will install a custom lighting retrofit throughout EAGLE COUNTY facilities. Notable modifications would include retrofitting T -12 lamps and magnetic ballast with more efficient T -8 lamps and electronic ballast. In addition, the metal halide lights in the Airport Terminal and Maintenance Complex will be replaced. Existing 1000W metal halide fixtures will be replaced with new 450W pulse start metal halide lamps with a dimming feature. Retrofits for each location are described in the following tables. Table A -7: Lighting Fixture and Occupancy Sensor Schedule, Airport and Fairgrounds Facility Airport Animal Eagle River Control Center Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Retrofit existing 1000 Watt Metal Halide to 450 Watt Pulse start metal halide with electronic dimming ballast. 48 0 0 Difficult installation. Retrofit existing incandescent can fixture with new 42 watt 0 0 5 dimming compact fluorescent can kit from Delray. Replace quartz fixture with new 2 -lamp 32 -Watt compact 14 0 0 fluorescent flood light. Replace existing metal halide with new 4 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 8' vapor tight fixture with high ballast factor optanium 8 0 0 ballast. Replace existing metal halide with new 6 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 high bay fixture with high ballast factor optanium 0 0 60 ballast, slotted for u li ht. Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 16 Watt Par30 67 0 0 Compact Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 15 Watt Compact 1 0 0 Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 16 Watt Par30 8 4 0 Compact Fluorescent Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A okEnnovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" Facility Airport Animal Eagle River Control Center Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 16 Watt R30 92 0 0 Compact Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 16 Watt Par30 17 0 0 Compact Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 14 Watt Par20 0 17 0 Compact Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 2 - 23 Watt Par38 0 1 0 Compact Fluorescents. Replace existing incandescent exit sign with new green 18 0 0 LED exit sign with emergency battery backup. Replace existing incandescent exit sign with new green 0 3 0 LED exit sign with emergency battery backup. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s 0 1 0 with a 2-lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast and 0 4 0 acrylic tube guards. Convert existing 2 -lamp 8' F96T12 fixture to 2, 32W T8 lamps with a conversion kit, acrylic tube guards and a 0 4 0 hi h ballast factor optanium ballast. Convert existing 2 -lamp 6" U -lamp T12 fixture to 2, 17W T8 lamps with a reflector kit and standard ballast factor optanium ballast. 0 2 0 Convert existing 4 -lamp F34T12 fixture to 2, 32W T8 lamps with a conversion kit and a high ballast factor optanium ballast. 0 70 0 Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 1 0 0 Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Ultrasonic Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 1 0 0 Install 1 Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 12 5 2 Install 1 Switch Mounted Ultrasonic Restroom Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 0 1 0 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Table A-8: Lighting Fixture and Occupancy Sensor Schedule, Administration Complex Facility Admin. Old Court Admin. Main Maintenance House Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 26 Watt Compact 6 0 2 Fluorescent Replace existing incandescent with new 42 Watt 2 0 0 hardwired jelly jar luminaire Replace existing metal halide with new 2 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 strip fixture with standard ballast factor optanium 2 0 0 ballast. Retrofit existing incandescent can fixture with new 32 watt dimming compact fluorescent wall wash can kit from 3 0 0 Delray. Relamp existing 175 watt metal halide fixture with energy 0 0 3 saving 150 watt metal halide lamp. Replace existing incandescent with new 42 Watt 1 0 0 hardwired jelly jar luminaire with pull chain. Retrofit existing 1 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to T8 with a low 3 0 0 ballast factor optanium ballast tandem wired to 3 fixtures. Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 26 Watt Compact 1 0 0 Fluorescent Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 16 Watt R30 1 0 6 Compact Fluorescent Install automatic digital timer to control 1 snack vending 0 0 1 machine. Replace existing incandescent with new 2 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 decorative up /down wall fixture with standard ballast 4 0 0 factor ballast. Difficult location. Replace existing incandescent exit sign with new green 34 3 0 LED exit sign with emergency battery backup. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s 55 7 0 with a 2 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast and a 1 1 0 new wraparound lens. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 4 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast tandem 58 0 0 wired to 2 fixtures. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 4 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast tandem 4 0 0 wired to 2 fixtures. High Ceiling. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast and a 30 4 0 new 500 -lumen emergency battery. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through The Eog Of Energy Savings" Facility Admin. Old Court Admin. Main Maintenance House Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Retrofit existing 2 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast and 0 0 1 acrylic tube guards. Convert existing 2 -lamp 8' F96T12 fixture to 2, 32W T8 lamps with a conversion kit, and a high ballast factor 22 0 0 optanium ballast. Convert existing 3 -lamp F34T12 fixture to 2, 32W T8 lamps with a reflector kit and a standard ballast factor 27 1 0 optanium ballast. Retrofit existing 3 -lamp F34T12 dual- switched luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp and a 1 -lamp low ballast factor 10 0 0 optanium ballasts. Retrofit existing 3 -lamp F34T12 dual- switched luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp and a 1 -lamp low ballast factor 4 0 0 optanium ballasts. Very high ceiling. Retrofit existing 3 -lamp F34T12 dual- switched luminaire to 32W T8s with a 2 -lamp and a 4 -lamp low ballast factor 204 0 0 optanium ballasts wired in a master / satellite configuration using whips. Install 2 Ceiling Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensors 1 0 0 with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 3 Wall Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensors with 3 0 0 Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Dual Technology Occupancy 0 0 1 Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with 17 0 1 Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Ultrasonic Occupancy Sensor 0 0 6 with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Replace existing metal halide with new 2 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 strip fixture with standard ballast factor optanium 0 1 0 ballast. Install 1 Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with 4 0 2 Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 1 Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with two poles and Adaptive Technology to control room 13 0 0 lighting. Install 1 Tamper Resistant Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control 16 1 0 room lighting. Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7fzrough 7fze Fog Of Energy Savings" Table A -9: Lighting Fixture and Occupancy Sensor Schedule, MCS A -D Facility MSC - MSC - MSC - MSC - Bldg A Bldg B Bldg C Bldg D Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Retrofit existing incandescent with 1 - 26 Watt Compact Fluorescent 0 0 0 1 Replace existing metal halide with new 4 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 0 0 6 6 8' wall fixture with standard ballast factor optanium ballast. Replace existing metal halide with new 6 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 0 0 6 0 8' industrial fixture with high ballast factor optanium ballast. Replace existing metal halide with new 6 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 high bay fixture with high ballast factor optanium ballast, 0 0 45 0 slotted for uplight. Replace existing metal halide with new 6 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 high bay fixture with high ballast factor optanium ballast, 0 0 7 0 slotted for uplight, with ambient sensor and controls. Retrofit existing 4 -lamp F34T12 luminaire to 32W T8s with a 4 -lamp low ballast factor optanium ballast. Very difficult 0 0 38 0 fixture. Replace existing incandescent car wash signal with new green / red LED parking signal. 0 0 0 1 Install 2 Ceiling Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensors with 0 1 0 0 Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 2 Ceiling Mounted Ultrasonic Occupancy Sensors 1 with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 0 0 0 Install 2 Wall Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensors with 0 0 1 0 Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 1 2 0 0 Install 1 Ceiling Mounted Ultrasonic Occupancy Sensor 1 with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 0 0 0 Install high -bay infrared occupancy sensors to control 0 0 0 15 room lighting. Install 1 Switch Mounted Dual Technology Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 0 0 1 0 Install 1 Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 15 7 4 0 Install 1 Switch Mounted Infrared Occupancy Sensor with two poles and Adaptive Technology to control room 0 0 1 0 lighting. Install 1 Switch Mounted Ultrasonic Restroom Occupancy Sensor with Adaptive Technology to control room lighting. 2 2 0 0 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Table a -10: Lighting Fixture and Occupancy Sensor Schedule, MCS E-G Lighting Fixture and Occu anc y Sensor Schedule Facility MSC - Bldg E MSC - Bldg G MSC - Misc Description: Quantity Quantity Quantity Replace existing metal halide with new 4 -lamp 32 -Watt T8 8' vapor tight fixture with high ballast factor optanium 12 0 0 ballast. Retrofit existing 400 watt metal halide parking luminaire 0 0 13 with a 320 watt pulse start metal halide lamp and ballast. Retrofit existing 2 -lamp 400 watt metal halide parking luminaire with a 2 -lamp 320 watt pulse start metal halide 0 0 1 lamp and ballast. Replace existing incandescent car wash signal with new 1 0 0 green / red LED parking signal. Install high -bay infrared occupancy sensors to control 0 11 0 room lighting. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule A Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7firough 7fze Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE B. B. DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES, EQUIPMENT INVENTORY AIRPORT TERMINAL General Information PRE - EXISTING The Airport Terminal facility is 62,900 square feet. This building was originally built in 1996 and has undergone several additions and remodels. There are as many as 150 employees during the peak season and it is occupied from 4 am to 12 am. The number of flights arriving and departing from the airport varies from 4 to 8 flights per day in the summer to more than 32 flights per day during the winter. Building Envelope The Eagle County Airport Terminal is a single -story building constructed of stucco and concrete block with a sloped metal roof. The windows are comprised of double pane glass with aluminum frames. Insulation U- Values used in the calculations are as follows: Boiler Plant The heating plant consists of four Patterson - Kelley Thermific Boilers each with an input capacity of 2,060,000 BTUH. The maximum output is 1,700,000 BTUH /boiler and the minimum output is 1,140,000 BTUH /boiler. Hot water is distributed throughout the building by a pair of 7.5 hp circulation pumps. In addition to providing heat for the building, the boilers and hot water pumps are used to heat the domestic hot water supply for the airport. This requires the boiler and pumps to operate year round. The boilers are controlled according to an outside air reset schedule but maintain a minimum supply temperature of 130 °F. Chiller Plant Cooling is provided to the Airport Terminal by a 70 -ton Trane Air - cooled Rotary Chiller. Chilled water is distributed to the Air - Handling Units by a pair of 5 hp circulation pumps. According to the data logs, the chiller is enabled when the outside air temperature rises above 65 °F. Chilled water supply set point is set at 40 °F. Chilled water reset schedule does not appear to be utilized. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Fan Systems The Airport Terminal is conditioned by six larger Air - Handling Units and Fan Coil Units with chilled water coils and hot water coils. These units have return air dampers and outside air dampers for providing ventilation air. Ventilation Ventilation is provided to the Terminal by the Air - Handling Units and Fan Coil Units described above. All of the individual units are ducted to outside air intake louvers for ventilation air. Control Systems The Airport Terminal is currently using a Johnson Controls Metasys® NCM controller. The current controller and user interface are outdated by today's standards. The software is not windows based and the existing controller does not allow for trending data or remote access. The system controllers, sensors, valves and actuators for the chiller, boilers and larger Air - Handling Units (AC -1 through AC -6) are less than 10 years old. Lighting Systems Ennovate surveyed the lighting fixtures at the Airport Terminal. Approximately, 300 fixtures are recommended for retrofit or replacement with high efficiency fixtures. The remaining lighting fixtures in this building are `energy- efficient' by today's standards, retrofitting them was not recommended. Domestic Hot Water Domestic hot water is provided to the Airport Terminal by a 100 gallon storage that is heated by the Patterson Kelley building hot water boilers. Because domestic hot water is required year round, at least one of the four building hot water boilers is required to operate year round along with one of the 7.5 horsepower circulation pumps. Hot water is supplied from the boilers to the storage tank at a minimum temperature of 130 °F. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX General Information The Main Administration building was built in 1991, the Facilities Maintenance building in 1992 and the Old Courthouse in 1932. The hours of operation for the Administration Complex are from Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. The total square footage for the complex is 89,000 square feet. Building Envelope The Main Administration Building is a two -story, with a garden level, brick building with a sloped metal and slate roof. The Facilities Maintenance building is a two story brick building with a sloped metal roof. The Old Courthouse is a two story, with a garden level, brick building with flat roof. The windows are comprised of double -pane glass with metal frames. Boiler Plant The heating plant consists of two Burnham Boilers each with an input capacity of 1,944,000 BTUH. The boilers are non - condensing which means that the return water entering the boilers must be kept above 140 °F to prevent condensate from forming in the heat exchanger. This make the boilers inefficient when employing a hot water reset schedule and can result in excessive cycling. Hot water is distributed throughout the building by a pair of 3 hp circulation pumps. The boilers are controlled according to an outside air reset schedule but maintain a minimum supply temperature of 150 °F. Table B -1: EUEA ing Boiler Schedule Tag Facility Manufacturer & Model Heating Capacity (BTUH ) Combustion Efficiency (measured) Voltage B -1 E Admin Burnham PF -512 80.90% 460/3 B -2 E Admin Burnham PF -512 80.90% 46013 Keter to 7 yyZ tagie c;ounty uovernment (;enter As -punt oraw►ngs for additional details. Chiller Plant Cooling is provided to the Administration complex via a 150 -ton Trane Rotary Water - cooled chiller. Heat is rejected by a closed circuit cooled tower with a variable speed driven fan. The chilled water system was designed with tower free bypass that allows the cooling tower to provide chilled water when outside air temperatures are less than 65 °F. This allows chilled water to be provided to the Air - Handling Units without needing to energize the chiller. Chilled water is distributed to the Air - Handling Units by a pair of 7.5 hp circulation pumps. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Table 13-2: Exis ing Chiller Schedule Tag Facilitv Manufacturer Cooling Nominal Cooling Voltage Tag Facility & Model Capacity Tons Efficiency ARI) Voltage CT -1 Admin Trane 7.5 88.5% 460/3 B -1 E Complex RTHA150 150 0.74 kW/Ton 460/3 P -4 E Admin Trane 5.0 86.5% 46013 B -2 E Complex RTHA150 150 0.74 kW/Ton 460/3 Table B -3: Existing C ling Tower Pump Schedule Tag Facilitv Manufacturer Cooling Motor HP & Voltage Tag Facility & Model Capacity (Tons) Nameplate Eff. Voltage CT -1 Admin Baltimore Air 7.5 88.5% 460/3 (E ) Complex Coil F1343 -N 150 25 HP 460/3 Table B -4: Pump Schedule Tag Facilitv Service Motor HP Motor Efficiency (Nameplate) Voltage P -1 E Admin Complex Chilled Water 7.5 88.5% 460/3 P -2 E Admin Complex Chilled Water 7.5 88.5% 460/3 P -3 E Admin Complex Condenser Water 5.0 86.5% 460/3 P -4 E Admin Complex Condenser Water 5.0 86.5% 46013 P -5 E Admin Complex Hot Water 3.0 82.5% 460/3 P -6 (E ) I Admin Complex Hot Water 3.0 82.5% 460/3 Fan Systems The Administration Complex primarily served by six Variable Air Volume (VAV) Air - Handling Units. All Air - Handling Units have chilled water coils and hot water coils. AHU M -1, M -9, M -10, M -11 and M -12 are variable air volume units with Inlet Guide Vanes for airflow modulation. AHU M -19 is a variable air volume unit with a variable speed drive for airflow modulation. AHU -2 is a constant volume air - handling unit. The server room of the Administration Complex is cooled by a pair of 5 ton (60,000 BTUH) water source heat pumps. The heat pumps reject heat to the chilled water loop but have the ability to operate using the domestic cold water supply when the chilled water loop is not cool enough, not flowing or in an emergency. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Table 13-5: Air Handling Unit Schedule Tag Location Description Airflow (CFM ) Motor HP Motor Eff. (Nameplate) Volta e AHU M -1 Courthouse VAV AHU 12,695 15 91 208/3/60 AHU M -2 Courthouse CV AHU 2,695 2 85 208/3/60 AHU M -9 Admin Complex VAV AHU 15,260 15 88.5 460/3/60 AHU M -10 Admin Complex VAV AHU 20,000 20 85 460/3/60 AHU M -11 Admin Complex VAV AHU 20,000 20 85 460/3/60 AHU M -12 Admin Complex VAV AHU 24,600 30 85 460/3/60 AHU M -19 I Admin Complex VAV AHU 4,640 30 88.5 460/3/60 The variable air volume Air - Handling Units provide a tempered mixture of return air and outside air to the variable air volume (VAV) and fan powered variable air volume (FPVAV) boxes. Table 13-5: Air Handling Unit Schedule Tags Location Description Q Motor HP (various) HW Various Location Description Q Fan Motor Coil Exhaust Fan Admin 1/4 - 1 HP BB Old Courthouse Baseboard Heater VAV Complex Variable Air Volume Box 31 n/a no n/a Admin FPVAV Complex Fan Powered Variable Air Volume Box 63 1/8 HP to 1/4 HP yes Ventilation Ventilation is provided by the Air - Handling Units mentioned in the previous section. Each of the individual Air - Handling Units are ducted to an outside air intake. Miscellaneous Systems Table B-6: Miscellaneous Systems Tags (various) Location Description Q Motor HP (various) UH Admin Complex Unit Heater 24 1/8 HP EF Admin Complex Exhaust Fan 5 1/4 - 1 HP BB Old Courthouse Baseboard Heater n/a RHC Old Courthouse Hot Water Reheat Coil 5 n/a Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Control Systems The Administration Building is controlled by a Trane Tracer® Energy Management Control System. This is a Windows® based program that is capable of remote access, monitoring and trending. The control system employees moderate night setback strategies and makes adequate use of the tower free cooling capability of the chiller - tower system. The control system has little available capacity to accommodate the addition of new control points. Table 13-7: Existing Control Systems Facility I Manufacturer & Model Number Administration Complex I Trane Tracer Summit Lighting Systems Ennovate surveyed the lighting fixtures at the Administration Complex. There are a number of existing lighting fixtures that are energy efficient by today's standards, replacing these fixtures is not recommended. However, there are still some areas of the building that have inefficient lighting fixtures that would be good candidates to retrofit. Table B-8: Existing Lighting Schedule Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main 1 st Halls 35 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main 1st Halls 2 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main 1st Halls 3 21-201N 40 Admin - Main 1st Halls 1 11-651N -R30 65 Admin - Main 1st Halls 2 31-4T12 115 Admin - Main Elevator 3 11-4T12 43 Admin - Main Clerk and Recorder 11 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Clerk and Recorder 21 3L4T8 -IS -DUAL 90 Admin - Main Clerk and Recorder 2 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Files 2 3L4T8 -IS 87 Admin - Main Computer 2 31-4T12 115 Admin - Main Computer 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Files 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Clerk and Recorder 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T8 -IS -DUAL 90 Admin - Main Break Rm 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Break Rm 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Records Office 20 3L4T8 -IS -DUAL 90 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B OkEnnovate Corporation "Cutting 2lirough The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Records Office 11 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Conference 2 3L4T8 -IS -DUAL 90 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Electrical 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Copy 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Copy 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Open Office 6 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Open Office 2 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Open Office 12 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 3 1 L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Open Office 6 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 1 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Files 8 1 L4T8 -IS 32 Admin - Main Files 2 3L4T12 115 Admin - Main Private Office 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Private Office 3 11-651N -R30 65 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Assessors Office 12 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Assessors Office 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Assessors Office 1 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Assessors Office 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Assessors Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Electrical 1 1 L601 60 Admin - Main Attorneys 5 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Attorneys 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Attorneys 3 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Conference 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 1 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Break Rm 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Private Office 2 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Files 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Hall 7 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Hall 2 2L201N 40 Admin - Main Finance Open 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Finance Open 6 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Finance Open 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Finance Private 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Finance Private 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Finance Private 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Finance Private 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Finance Private 4 1 L50MR16 50 Admin - Main Finance Private 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Stairs 3 1 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main County Commissioners 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main County Commissioners g 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main County Commissioners 1 2L201N 40 Admin - Main Electrical 1 1 L1001N 100 Admin - Main Private Office 6 1L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main Back Hall / Stairs 3 20 3CF 30 Admin - Main Back Hall / Stairs 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Back Hall / Stairs 5 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Back Hall / Stairs 2 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Private Office 6 1 L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main Private Office 6 1L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 3 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main j Private Office j 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main I Conference Rm 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7Firough The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Conference Rm 8 1 L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main Conference Rm 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 35 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 4 21-201N 40 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 2 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 3 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 6 3L4T12 115 Admin - Main ECO TV 205 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main ECO TV 205 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Hall 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Hall 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Open Office 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Open Office 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Office 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Conference 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 2 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Hall 8 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Hall 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Conference 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Studio 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Studio 1 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Office 1 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Open Office 12 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 4 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Open Office 6 2L13CF 30 Admin - Main Open Office 2 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 1 21-26CF 58 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Network Room 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Network Room 1 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Mech Rm 3 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Storage 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Storage 1 1 L13CF 15 Admin - Main Stairs 2 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Office 2 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main RR 1 21-4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Engineering 2 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main Engineering 6 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Engineering 3 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Conference 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 4 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main Open Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Conference 2 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main Conference 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Hall / Stairs 2 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main Hall / Stairs 2 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Office 2 21-13CF 30 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovau Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Hall 10 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Hall 3 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Open Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Private Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Open Office 8 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Files 4 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Open Office 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Private Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Private Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Private Office 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Electrical 1 21-4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Private Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Board Room 8 4L250QTZ -DIM 1000 Admin - Main Board Room 30 1 L75MR16 -DIM 75 Admin - Main Board Room 4 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Board Room 2 1 L250QTZ -DIM 250 Admin - Main Board Room 26 1 L13CF 15 Admin - Main Board Room 2 3L4T12 115 Admin - Main Board Room 2 21-26CF 58 Admin - Main Board Room 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Board Room 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Conference 5 1 L1501N -DIM 150 Admin - Main Conference j 2 4L250QTZ -DIM 1000 Admin - Main I Conference 1 1 1 1 L250QTZ -DIM 250 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 4 T: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Tfirougfi 7fze Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Ground level Halls 3 2L201N 40 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 2 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 17 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 6 11-13CF 15 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 3 3L4T12 115 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 4 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Class 001 10 3L4T12 115 Admin - Main Class 001 14 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Class 001 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Mech / Elec 2 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main Mech / Elec 2 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main Water Pumps 1 11-2001N 200 Admin - Main Class Storage 2 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Supplies 8 1 L13CF 15 Admin - Main Supplies 6 2L8T12 126 Admin - Main Supplies 4 21-4T12 72 Admin - Main Supplies 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Supplies 2 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main Supplies 2 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Main Mech Rm 1 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Main Electrical 1 11-1501N 150 Admin - Main Storage - Active 16 2L8T12 126 Admin - Main Storage - Active 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Main Elevator Mechanical 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Files 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Files 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Files 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Office 2 3L4T12 -DUAL 115 Admin - Main Office 1 2L26CF 58 Admin - Main Office 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Main Plans Storage 4 1L1001N 100 Admin - Main Plans Storage 4 1 L18CF 18 Admin - Main Plans Storage 11 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Electrical 1 11-1501N 150 Admin - Main Mechanical 2 11-1501N 150 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Mechanical 6 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Mechanical 5 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Electrical 1 1 L13CF 15 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting q�rough the Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room I Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Main Boiler 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Boiler 2 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Janitor 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Electrical 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Electrical 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Chiller 4 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Chiller 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Cooling Tower 1 1 L26CF 28 Admin - Main Storage 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main Storage 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main UPS 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Main UPS 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Main Ground level Halls 1 1COLD,1SNACK 600 Admin - Main 2nd Halls 1 1 COLD,1 SNACK 600 Admin - Main Exterior 11 1 L150HPS 170 Admin - Main Exterior 2 1 L70HPS 85 Admin - Main Exterior 14 1L70HPS 85 Admin - Main Exterior 5 1 L70HPS 85 Admin - Main Exterior 10 1 L250HPS 290 Admin - Maintenance Hall 3 2L4T12 72 Admin - Maintenance Hall 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Maintenance Conference 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Admin - Maintenance Stairs 2 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Maintenance Break 1 3L4T12 115 Admin - Maintenance RR 1 2L4T12 72 Admin - Maintenance RR 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Maintenance Office 6 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Maintenance Shop 16 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Maintenance Shop 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Maintenance Back Hall /Stairs 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Maintenance Back Hall /Stairs 1 21-201N 40 Admin - Maintenance Back Hall /Stairs 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Maintenance Elevator 2 2L4T12 72 Admin - Maintenance Office 4 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Maintenance Open Office 5 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Admin - Maintenance Open Office 2 2L26CF 58 Admin - Maintenance Open Office 1 LED EXIT 3 Admin - Maintenance Copy 1 2L4T8 -IS 58 Admin - Maintenance Office 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Admin - Maintenance Office 5 1L751N -PAR20 75 Admin - Maintenance Office 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room 1 Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Admin - Maintenance Office 2 3L4T8 -PRS -DUAL 92 Admin - Maintenance Office 1 21-26CF 58 Admin - Maintenance Mechanical Room 2 1L1001N 100 Admin - Maintenance Mechanical Room 1 NOTHING 0 Admin - Maintenance Elevator Mech 1 2L4T12 -BATT 72 Admin - Maintenance Exterior 3 11-150HPS 170 Admin - Maintenance Exterior 1 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House East Stairs 3 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House East Stairs 2 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House East Stairs 2 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House East Stairs 2 21-13CF 30 Old Court House East Stairs 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House West Stairs 23 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House West Stairs 5 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House West Stairs 11 2L13CF 30 Old Court House West Stairs 2 1 L175MH 200 Old Court House Elevator 1 2L4T12 -TG 72 Old Court House West Stairs 1 1 L175MH 200 Old Court House West Stairs 1 1 COLD 450 Old Court House West Stairs 1 1SNACK 150 Old Court House Lobby 6 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Lobby 1 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Lobby 3 21-13CF 30 Old Court House Hall 2 2LU6T8- BATT -PRS 60 Old Court House Hail 1 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Hall 1 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Mech Rm 7 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Open Office 6 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Open Office 1 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Open Office 4 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Open Office 4 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Private Office 3 21-40BIAX 88 Old Court House Private Office 2 21-4061AX 88 Old Court House Private Office 2 2L40BIAX 88 Old Court House Private Office 2 21-4061AX 88 Old Court House Private Office 2 21-40BIAX 88 Old Court House Locker Room 1 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Locker Room 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Locker Room 2 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Locker Room 1 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Locker Room 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7(rough'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Old Court House Locker Room 2 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Housing Dept 9 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Housing Dept 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Housing Dept 3 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Housing Dept 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Housing Dept 4 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Housing Dept 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Mech Rm 1 1L1001N 100 Old Court House Under Stair 1 1 L1001N 100 Old Court House Fitness Center 9 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Fitness Center 6 1L651N -R30 65 Old Court House Fitness Center 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Mens RR 5 1 L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Mens RR 1 1 L40BIAX 42 Old Court House Mens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Womens RR 1 2LU6T8 -BATT -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 1 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 2 1 L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Womens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Storage 105 5 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Elevator Mechanical 2 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Electrical Rm 2 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Storage 3 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Janitor 2 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Electrical Rm 1 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 1 2LU6T8- BATT -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 1 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 2 1 L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Womens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Mens RR 5 1 L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Mens RR 1 1 L40BIAX 42 Old Court House Mens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Lobby 2 21-13CF 30 Old Court House Lobby 2 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Lobby 1 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Lobby 4 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Lobby 5 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Nurse 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House 25 Hall 4 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 6 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 4 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through die Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room I Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Old Court House Open Office 3 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Open Office 1 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Office 226 3 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House File 227 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Exam 229 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Exam 230 3 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House RR 231 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Lab 232 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Reception 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Reception 2 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Hall 9 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Hall 2 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House File 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Group Interview 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 210 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 211 3 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 214 3 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Office 214 5 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Office 213 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 215 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 216 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Observation 217 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Interview 218 4 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Mech 305 5 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Electrical 306 1 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 1 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Womens RR 2 1 L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Womens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Mens RR 5 1L4T8 -PRS 32 Old Court House Mens RR 1 1 L40BIAX 42 Old Court House Mens RR 1 NOTHING 0 Old Court House Atrium 1 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Atrium 1 NEON 200 Old Court House Atrium 1 LED EXIT 3 Old Court House Office 4 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Office 3 2L4T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House File 309 1 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 13 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 1 2LU6T8 -PRS 60 Old Court House Open Office 6 1 L26CF 28 Old Court House Open Office 3 LED EXIT 3 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Building Room / Area Quantity Existing Fixture Exist. Watts Old Court House Office 310 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 312 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 313 4 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 9 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House File 319 11 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Office 317 2 3L4T8 -PRS 90 Old Court House Open Office 8 3L4T8- PRS -DLMP2 66 Old Court House Private Office 2 3L4T8- PRS -DLMP2 66 Old Court House Exterior 3 1 L250HPS 290 Old Court House Exterior 4 1 L50HPS 65 Old Court House Exterior 2 1 L26CF 28 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Tog Of Energy Savings" The Main Administration building and the Old Courthouse are served by two 100 gallon, 199,999 BTUH input, gas- fired, tank -style domestic hot water heater. Each domestic hot water heater has a small circulation pump to distribute hot water throughout the respective buildings. Table B -9: Existing Domestic Hot Water Heater Schedule Tag Facility Manufacturer & Model Heating Capacity BTUH Storage Capacity al DHW -1 E Main Admin Bldg Sandblaster SBT100 199 199,000 100 DHW -2 E Old Courthouse Sandblaster SBT100 199 199,000 100 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" ANIMAL SHELTER General Information Eagle County Animal Shelter was built in 1998. There are typically 8 employees and the shelter houses 1,100 animals per year on average. The shelter hours of operation are Monday through Saturday 9am to 5pm. On Tuesday the shelter is open from 9 am to 6:30 pm. The square footage of the Animal Shelter is 5,030 square feet. Building Envelope The Animal Shelter is a one story building constructed of composite blocks with a sloped metal roof. Windows are comprised double -pane glass with aluminum frame. HVAC Systems Office /Entry/Viewing Area: The entry, viewing, and office areas of the Animal Shelter are served by a pair of furnace split systems with mechanical cooling. Each furnace has a gas input capacity of 140,000 BTUH and an output capacity of 112,000 BTUH. The nominal heating efficiency of these units is 80 %. A combustion analysis test was not conducted as part of this study and therefore the current operating efficiency was not verified. The condensing units have a nominal cooling capacity of 48,000 BTUH. The fans are sized to deliver 1,700 cfm each and have 3% horsepower supply fan motors. Canine Kennel Area: The indoor canine kennel area is heated by ceiling mounted gas fired infrared radiant tube heaters. These radiant tube heaters have a nominal heating efficiency of 80 %. Ventilation air is provided to the indoor kennel area by an outdoor mounted Make -up Air Unit with gas heat and evaporative cooling. A ceiling mounted exhaust fan at the opposite end of the building exhausts air from the indoor kennel area. This system also supplies the kennel area with a form of free - cooling during the summer time. The nominal heating efficiency of the Make -up Air Unit is 80 %. A combustion analysis of the radiant heaters and Make -up Air Units was not conducted as part of this study and therefore the current operating efficiencies were not verified. Ventilation Ventilation is provided by the ventilating units described above. All of the individual heating - ventilation units are ducted to an outside air intake. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Lighting systems Ennovate surveyed approximately 100 lighting fixtures at the Animal Shelter. Roughly, 10% of the fixtures are considered energy efficient. The remainder of the building has inefficient lighting. Domestic Hot Water Domestic hot water is provided by a tank style gas fired hot water heater. A combustion analysis test was performed on this unit and yielded an efficiency of 80.5% EXHIBITION HALL General Information Eagle County Exhibition Hall was built in 1965. The Exhibition Hall is used regularly by the public for various events such as weddings and birthday parties. The square footage of the Exhibition Hall is 6,200 square feet. Building Envelope Eagle County Exhibition Hall is one story building constructed from a metal frame with metal panels with a sloped metal roof. Windows are comprised of single -pane glass with a wood frame. HVAC Systems The only HVAC systems serving the Exhibition Hall are two gas fired unit heaters. The unit heaters are controlled by wall mounted programmable thermostats. Ventilation There is no means of mechanical ventilation in the Exhibition Hall. Domestic Hot Water Domestic hot water is provided by a 30 gallon, 37,000 BTUH input, tank style gas fired hot water heater. A combustion analysis test was not performed on this unit but the estimated efficiency of the heater is 75 %. Controls The gas fired unit heaters in the Exhibition Hall are controlled by wall mounted programmable thermostats. Lighting Lighting at this facility was not audited due to the scheduled remodel. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through qhe Fog Of Energy Savings" EAGLE RIVER CENTER General Information The Eagle River Center was built in 2006. It consists of a large indoor riding arena with storage, wash areas, restrooms and two small offices. The square footage of the Eagle River Center is approximately 45,000 square feet. It hosts many equestrian events, trade shows, fairs and is open to the public as an indoor riding facility. Building Envelope Eagle County River Center is a one -story building constructed of a metal frame with steel siding and composite block, and a sloped metal roof. Windows are comprised of double -pane glass with aluminum frame. HVAC Systems The indoor arena, wash area and storage area are served by gas fired unit heaters. The Restrooms are served by a gas fired furnace. A combustion analysis of these items was not conducted but the nominal gas heating efficiency of these units is 80 %. The offices are served by through- the -wall Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps. These are air - cooled heat pumps that can provide year round heating and cooling for the offices. Ventilation The Eagle River Center does not utilize a year round automatic mechanical ventilation system. There are 12 exhaust fans interlocked with 12 fresh air intakes, all are controlled manually. Typically, only utilized when any gas powered vehicles or equipment are being used in the arena. Control Systems The unit heaters, furnace and packaged terminal heat pumps are all controlled by non programmable thermostats. The exhaust fans in the arena are manually controlled and are interlocked with outside air louvers. Lighting systems Ennovate surveyed over one hundred lighting fixtures at the Eagle River Center. There are approximately 50% lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient or new enough that retrofit was not recommended. The remainder of the building has inefficient lighting. Domestic Hot Water Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through'The (Fog Of Energy Savings" Domestic hot water is provided by a single 74 gallon tank style domestic hot water heater. The gas input capacity of the existing heater is 75,100 BTUH. MAINTENANCE CENTER The Maintenance Center consists of multiple buildings. The general, building envelope, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, General Information Building A - Administration: The Administration Building was built in 2000 and is 8,891 square feet in area. This is an office type building that houses the administrative personnel for the Maintenance Center. The current occupancy of this building is approximately 35 employees and it operates from 8 am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. Building B - Operations: The Operations Building was built in 2000 and is 6,523 square feet in area. This is an office type building that houses the operations personnel for the Maintenance Center. The current occupancy of this building is approximately 20 employees and typically it operates from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Building C - Fleet Maintenance: The Fleet Maintenance Building was built in 2000 and is 28,039 square feet in area. This is a large maintenance area with multiple overhead doors, a paint booth and the equipment required to repair and service busses, County maintenance vehicles, and road and bridge equipment. The current occupancy of this building is approximately 15 employees and it operates from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Building D — Bus Storage: The Bus Storage Building was built in 2000 and is 20,700 square feet in area. This building houses the busses that provide public transportation to Eagle County. This building operates seven days a week. Building E —Car Wash: The Car Wash Building was built in 2000 and is 1,740 square feet in area. It houses the vehicle wash equipment. It is typically only used Monday through Friday. Building G — Road & Bridge Storage: Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through qhe Fog Of Energy Savings" The Road & Bridge Storage Building was built in 2000 and is 13,484 square feet in area. This building houses the equipment used by the Road and Bridge department. It typically operates Monday through Friday. Building Envelope Information Building A: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. Windows are double pane with metal frames. Building B: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. Windows are double pane with metal frames. Building C: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. This is a high ceiling facility with many large overhead doors required to accommodate the entry and exit of vehicles requiring service and repairs. Building D: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. This is a high ceiling facility with many large overhead doors required to accommodate the entry and exit of the public transportation busses. Building E: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. Building G: One story building constructed of composite blocks with a ballasted single -ply EPDM roofing system. This is a high ceiling facility with two large overhead doors required to accommodate the entry and exit of the Road and Bridge Equipment. HVAC System Information Building A: Building A is served by five constant volume gas -fired dx- cooling packaged rooftop units. There is also a Make -up Air Unit that provides tempered ventilation air to the spaces. The nominal heating efficiency of these the rooftop units and Make -up Air Unit is 80% and the cooling Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) range from 9.0 to 10.0. . Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B OkEnnovate Corporation "Cutting Through 7fie (Fog Of Energy Savings" • • Building B is served by three constant volume gas -fired dx- cooling packaged rooftop units. There is also a Make -up Air Unit that provides tempered ventilation air to the spaces. The nominal heating efficiency of the rooftop units and Make -up Air Unit is 80% and the cooling Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) range from 9.0 to 10.0. Building C: Building C is heated by gas -fired infrared radiant tube heaters and gas -fired unit heaters. There is also a Make -up Air Unit that provides tempered ventilation air to the main service bay. The nominal heating efficiency of the radiant heaters, gas fired unit heaters and Make -up Air Unit is 80 %. There is not a mechanical cooling system for this building. Building D: Building D is heated by gas -fired infrared radiant tube heaters and gas -fired unit heaters. The nominal heating efficiency of the radiant heaters and gas fired unit heaters is 80 %. There is not a cooling system for this building. Ventilation is provided by exhaust fans used in conjunction with outside air intakes. Building E: Building E is heated by gas -fired infrared radiant tube heaters. The nominal heating efficiency of the radiant heaters is 80 %. There are no cooling systems for this building. Building G: Building G is heated by gas -fired unit heaters. The nominal heating efficiency of the gas -fired unit heaters is 80 %. There are no cooling systems for this building. Ventilation is provided by exhaust fans used in conjunction with outside air intakes. Control Systems Maintenance Buildings A, B, and C are controlled by a Trane Tracer® direct digital control system. This is a windows based program that is capable of remote access, monitoring and trending. The gas heat equipment in buildings D, E and G have stand alone controls but are partially monitored by the Tracer system. Lighting systems Building A: Ennovate surveyed almost two hundred lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Bldg A. Approximately 75% of the lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. The remaining 25% of the building has inefficient lighting and should be retrofitted. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 8 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The 'Fog Of Energy Savings" Building B: Ennovate surveyed a total of 125 lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Bldg B. There are approximately one hundred lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. The remaining 20% of the building has inefficient lighting and should be retrofitted. Building C: Ennovate surveyed approximately 200 lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Bldg C. There are approximately 75 lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. The remainder of the building has inefficient lighting. Building D: Ennovate surveyed over one hundred lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Building D. A majority of the lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. Approximately 20 lighting fixtures are inefficient and recommended for retrofit. Building E: Ennovate surveyed a total of 12 lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Bldg E. There are 11 lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. It is suggested the single fixture be retrofitted or upgraded to a more efficient unit. Building G: Ennovate surveyed a total of 35 lighting fixtures at the Maintenance Bldg G. There are 24 lighting fixtures in this building that are energy- efficient T -8 fluorescent fixtures or are very new and a retrofit was not recommended. The remainder of the building has inefficient lighting and should be retrofitted. Domestic Hot Water Domestic hot water is provided to buildings A, B and C by high efficiency, condensing, gas- fired, tank -style domestic hot water heaters. The domestic hot water heaters in Building A and B have storage capacities of 60 gallons each and gas heat capacities of 125,000 Btuh each. The domestic hot water heater in building C has a storage capacity of 100 gallons and a gas heat capacity of 125,000 Btuh. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule B Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Tog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE C C. ENERGY AND COST SAVINGS GAURANTEE Ennovate guarantees to Eagle County that Energy Cost Savings shall be equal to or greater than $114,216 (i.e., the annual lease payment plus the ongoing support services had the project been leased). Ennovate shall measure and report to Eagle County on an annual basis the realization of the Energy Cost Savings based on current utility rates shown in the tables below. Energy Cost Savings shall be defined as a reduction in costs from the Baseline. Both parties agree that utility rates used to calculate Energy Cost Savings shall be escalated at a rate of 5.0% per year (Department of Commerce Energy Price Indices 2007 — Nominal Rate). The table below shows the Baseline Costs and Units of energy, the calculated Energy Cost Savings and the Baseline Year energy rates. Table C -1: Energy and Cost Savings Utility Type Avg Rate Baseline Calculated Savings Units I Cost Units Cost Electrical Demand (kW ) $ 5.13 8,377 $ 42,969 1,111 $ 5,698 Electrical Consumption (kWh) $ 0.07 3,936,187 $ 269,925 786,869 $ 53,960 Natural Gas & Propane Usage (CCF) $ 1.17 204,044 $ 239,398 28,883 $ 33,887 * The rates shown in the table above are county -wide averages. Rates used to calculate savings vary by building and are shown in Table E -1 in Schedule E. Each year following the Commencement Date of the project, Ennovate shall report to Eagle County on the performance of the Energy Cost Savings. This report shall identify how much Energy Cost Savings have resulted from installation of equipment in this contract. Each year the Baseline Year energy consumption shall be adjusted to reflect changes in: 1) Weather; 2) Building Hours of Use; 3) Installation of new equipment; or 4) Any other factor effecting energy use beyond Ennovate's direct control. After such adjustments to the Baseline Year are complete, the Actual Energy Cost is subtracted from the Adjusted Baseline Year Energy Cost resulting in the Actual Energy Cost Savings. If the cumulative Actual Energy Cost Savings up to the Audit Date are less than the cumulative Guaranteed Energy Cost Savings, then Ennovate shall remit payment to Eagle County for this difference subject to the following provisions: 1) If either party terminates this contract, this Energy Guarantee is no longer legally binding. 2) If Eagle County cancels Monitoring Services, this Energy Guarantee is no longer legally binding. 3) If equipment or FACILITIES are substantively damaged by an Act of God, this Energy Guarantee is no longer legally binding. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule C Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" The total annual Cost Savings attributed to this project is calculated to be $124,626 per year (i.e., Base Year or Year 0). The Cost Savings is comprised of three components: 1) AUDITABLE UTILITY COST SAVINGS — Cost savings that are Measured and Verified (M &V) by Ennovate on an annual basis to reconcile guaranteed energy savings using the M &V Protocols described in Schedule F. This category of cost savings will be the only category that is audited and reconciled at the end of each Audit Year. Savings validated through M &V Protocol Option A shall be measured at the end of the installation period and stipulated over the term of the agreement. 2) OPERATIONAL COST SAVINGS — Defined as costs for parts, maintenance contracts and other consumable items used to maintain existing equipment that will be reduced upon installation of new equipment. The total operational cost avoidance for Eagle County is summarized in the table below. 3) ANNUALIZED CAPITAL COST AVOIDANCE — Defined as the annualized monies that would have been spent by Eagle County as a result of necessary capital projects or planned facility improvements with or without implementation of this project. Since Ennovate's Performance Contract will eliminate the need for these capital projects now or in the future, this amount will be considered savings attributed to this project. The total capital cost avoidance for Eagle County is summarized in the table below. All costs savings are summarized in the table below. Table C -2: Cost Savings Summary Cost Savings Category Annual Amount UTILITY COST SAVINGS $93,548 OPERATIONAL COST SAVINGS $8,280 CAPITAL COST SAVINGS AVOIDANCE $22,798 OTAL ENERGY & RELATED COST SAVINGS $124,626 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule C Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULED D. MONITORING, MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT AND SERVICE Ennovate shall collect utility data on a monthly basis from the installed Energy Information Network (EIN) system on the Administration Complex and collect from Eagle County monthly utility bills for all Facilities covered by the Agreement. This information will be reviewed periodically to ensure that energy savings objectives will be met for each Audit Year. If discrepancies are noticed in utility consumption or equipment operation, such discrepancies will be communicated by Ennovate to Eagle County within one week of discovery of such discrepancies. Ennovate shall submit a formal report to Eagle County each Audit Year to report Auditable Utility Savings. This report shall be used to enforce conditions set forth by the Energy Guarantee set forth in Schedule C. In addition, Ennovate will provide Eagle County with an informal letter at least every six months to indicate status of energy savings. Ennovate is not providing a maintenance or service contract for equipment installed under this Agreement. However, Ennovate will provide suggestions and guidance to designated Eagle County personnel committed to maintaining existing and new equipment provide under this Agreement. Ennovate will receive an annual monitoring fee of $5,640.00 in monthly installments of $470.00 from Eagle County. The monitoring fee shall be escalated by the local consumer price index on an annual basis to account for normal service cost inflation. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule D Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through die Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE E E. BASELINE ENERGY CONSUMPTION Baselines were established in this project in two distinct ways that reflect the type of Measurement & Verification protocol that is anticipated for each group of measures. Energy savings will be verified according to two methodologies: 1) Measurement and Verification Option C of the International Performance Monitoring and Verification protocol was used for the Administration Complex. All Energy Conservation Measures for the Administration Complex shall be calculated using a single computer simulation, calibrated to utility bills. 2) Measurement and Verification Option A of the International Performance Monitoring and Verification protocol shall be used for Energy Conservation Measures in the Airport Terminal, Animal Shelter, Exhibition Hall, Eagle River Center and Maintenance Center buildings. Measures in these buildings will be verified by individual measurements for each measure. Measures include: • Energy Management Control System (EMCS) • Network Computer Power Reduction • Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors • Vending Misers • Negotiate Natural Gas Rates • Retro- commissioning • Demand Based Ventilation • Door Switches BASELINE ENERGY RATES Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Table E -1: Facility Utility Rates Facility $$ /kW $$ /kWh $$ /CCF Administration Complex $ 6.54 $ 0.066 $ 1.19 Airport Terminal $ 6.54 $ 0.062 $ 1.16 Animal Shelter $ 0 $ 0.082 $ 1.16 Exhibition Hall $ 0 $ 0.080 $ 2.18 Eagle River Center $ 0 $ 0.077 $ 0.96 Maintenance Center $ 6.54 $ 0.065 $ 1.15 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX — M & V OPTION C Applicable Energy Conservation Measures Table E -2: Energy Conservation Measures Network Computer Power Reduction Replace Inlet Guide Vanes with Variable Speed Drives High Efficiency Condensing Boilers Lighting Retrofit Vending Misers Retro- commissioning Negotiate Natural Gas Rates Baseline Energy Consumption: The computer simulation model for the Administration Complex was calibrated using 2006 utility bills and weather data. The computer simulation model predicts energy use based on outside air temperature and building occupancy. The adjusted baseline energy consumption is shown in the table below. Table E-3: Administration Complex Baseline Energy Consumption W kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 1 3,731 1,399,310 29,500 Energy Matching Algorithms During Ennovate's energy modeling experience it has been determined that energy consumption corresponds to two primary factors: 1) Occupancy Profile and 2) Outside Air Temperature. Therefore we develop equations to predict electrical demand (kW), electricity usage (kWh) and natural gas usage (CCF) based on occupancy and outside air temperature. These algorithms are then automatically updated with the Energy Information Network (EIN) system and a dynamic adjusted baseline is established and compared with actual metered readings to determine energy savings on an hourly basis. These charts are then updated on the EIN to represent live energy guarantee savings performance. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting gfirough The Fog Of Energy Savings" Curve Fit Polynomial Equation for Administration Complex Baseline Model: Variable =( AxOA6)+( BxOA5)+( CxOA4) +(Dx OA) +(ExOA2) +(Fx OA) +G Table E-4: Polynomial Constants A graphic representation of each polynomial equation for the adjusted model baseline equations are show in the graphs below. Electricity Demand Chart from Administration Complex Baseline Model: 450.00 400.00 350.00 300.00 250.00 Y 200.00 150.00 100.00 50.00 kW vs OA Temp • i • i rp �,�0 O ,`O �O 00 tp 41 00 ,l0 RO 00 OA Temperature Occ kW UnOcc kW • Base Occ kW ■ Base UnOcc kW ■ Calc - Occ kW ■ Calc - UnOcc kW Administration Complex Electricity Demand Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Variable A B C D E F G Occ kW 8 2918234E -11 8.4744095E -09 -4 7398519E -06 1 2551647E -04 2 6605443E -02 4 8360361E -01 1.9100664E +02 UnOcc kW 7 5248973E -10 -1 8666946E -07 4.6218259E -06 1 6979431E -03 -7 7378710E -02 -1 1330624E -01 6 8273095E +01 Occ kWh 2 1638444E -10 -2 3746464E -08 -3 5187370E -06 2 3401136E -04 2 1056277E -02 2.8390361E -01 2 0565614E +02 Unocc KWH 3 8360231E -10 -1 1350944E -07 5 8234140E -06 8 0470346E -04 -3 7134559E -02 - 1.7370492E -01 6.2686529E +01 Occ CCF -5 2728970E -11 9 7328898E -09 2.7045111E -07 -1 5502457E -04 1 3884235E -02 - 7.9439697E -01 2 3872722E +01 UnOcc CCF 1.9595587E -11 -8 1121628E -09 1 0617563E -06 - 5.0699133E -05 2 5729325E -03 - 3.2012224E -01 12518343E+01 A graphic representation of each polynomial equation for the adjusted model baseline equations are show in the graphs below. Electricity Demand Chart from Administration Complex Baseline Model: 450.00 400.00 350.00 300.00 250.00 Y 200.00 150.00 100.00 50.00 kW vs OA Temp • i • i rp �,�0 O ,`O �O 00 tp 41 00 ,l0 RO 00 OA Temperature Occ kW UnOcc kW • Base Occ kW ■ Base UnOcc kW ■ Calc - Occ kW ■ Calc - UnOcc kW Administration Complex Electricity Demand Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The 'Fog Of Energy Savings" ............ .... Electricity Consumption Chart from Administration Complex Baseline Model: Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Administration Complex Electricity Consumption kWh vs OA Temp 450.00 400.00 350.00 300.00 250.00 • 200.00 ■ 150.00 100.00 50.00 tp 4:p b0 90 00 F.4�z, OA Temperature Occ kW UnOcc kW ■ Base Occ kW ■ Base UnOcc kW ■ Calc - Occ kW ■ Calc - UnOcc kW Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Administration Complex Electricity Consumption • ■ Administration Complex Electricity Consumption Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 'The Tog Of Energy Savings" Natural Gas Consumption Chart from Baseline Model: Administration Complex Natural Gas Consumption Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E CCF vs OA Temp 50-00 45.00 40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 !F t� �p Q� 9� CP Fc�j OA Temperature Occ CCF UnOcc CCF Base Occ CCF ■ Base UnOcc CCF ■ Calc - Occ CCF Calc - UnOcc CCF Administration Complex Natural Gas Consumption Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E ■ ■ Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The 'Fog Of Energy Savings" ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS - M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Airport Terminal, Eagle River Center Engineering Calculations Energy management and control systems (EMCS) can result in both gas and electricity savings. Gas consumption is calculated by multiplying the airflow, temperature difference of outside and indoor air, conversion factor, unit run time, and unit efficiency. Control systems reduce the required indoor air temperature during unoccupied periods, reducing overall gas consumption. Electricity consumption is calculated using the fan motor horse power, converting it to kilo -watts and multiplying it by runtime and unit efficiency. An EMCS can reduce the amount of time a fan is running during unoccupied periods. Baseline CCF = (CFM *AT *CFg *Hrs) /Eff (Airport Terminal) Baseline kWh = (HP *CFe *Hrs) /Eff (Airport Terminal) Where: CFM = required ventilation airflow measured in cubic feet per a minute AT = temperature difference between outside air and desired indoor air temperature CFg = conversion factor for gas consumption, based on location specific elements Hrs = amount of time a unit is running Eff = unit efficiency HP = fan motor horse power CFe = conversion factor for horse power to kilo -watts Airport Terminal Table E-5: Airport Terminal - Energy Management Control System Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 3,648 3,013 Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: operating 18 hours a day, 365 day a year, high occupancy during the winter season and middle of the day, and lower occupancy during the summer months, early mornings, and evenings. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the fans that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Baseline kWh = Arena lights kW x yearly hours of operation Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Eagle River Center Table E-6: Eagle River Center - Energy Management Control System Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption - 42,156 - Baseline Parameters: Lighting controls will be incorporated into the new control system allowing lighting to be turned on and off remotely. Hours of operation for the Arena lights are 6 hours per day, 5 days per week, and 52 weeks per year. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the arena lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. PERSONAL COMPUTER (PC) POWER REDUCTION - M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Animal Shelter, Maintenance Service Center (MSC) Building A, Maintenance Service Center (MSC) Building B Engineering Calculations Computer power consumption is calculated by the rate of consumption for an operating computer multiplied by the hours of operation, summed with the rate of consumption of a computer in hibernation mode or off multiplied by the unoccupied hours. PC Power Reduction reduces the rate of consumption for computers during hibernation mode. Baseline kWh = ((ON *(%Hr ON) +OFF *(% Hr OFF) +HYB(% Hr HYB)) *Qty Where: ON = kW consumed while computer is operating OFF = kW consumed while computer is off, including parasite loads HYB = kW consumed while computer is in Operating System hibernate mode %Hr = Percentage of annual hours spent in ON, OFF, and HYB mode Qty = Number of computers on site Animal Shelter Table E -7: Animal Shelter - PC Power Reduction Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 2,481 n/a Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 5 computers on site operating 9 hours /day — 5 days /week - 52 weeks /yr, 50% turned off every night, 50% left in the operating system hibernation mode during evenings and weekends. Power reduction Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" configured at moderate settings simulating hibernation mode after 30 minutes of inactivity. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the personal computers that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building A Table E-8: MSC Buildin A - PC Power Reduction Facility I kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption I n/a 4,319 n/a Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 10 computers on site operating 9 hours /day — 5 days /week - 52 weeks /yr, 50% turned off every night, 50% left in the operating system hibernation mode during evenings and weekends. Power reduction configured at moderate settings simulating hibernation mode after 30 minutes of inactivity. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the personal computers that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building B Table E-9: MSC Buildin B - PC Power Reduction Facility I kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption I n/a 6,093 n/a Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 10 computers on site operating 9 hours /day — 5 days /week - 52 weeks /yr, 50% turned off every night, 50% left in the operating system hibernation mode during evenings and weekends. Power reduction configured at moderate settings simulating hibernation mode after 30 minutes of inactivity. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the personal computers that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through die Fog Of Energy Savings" LIGHTING RETROFIT WITH OCCUPANCY SENSORS — M $ V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Animal Shelter, Eagle River Center, Airport Terminal, Maintenance Service Center (MSC) Buildings A, B, C, D, E, G Baseline Calculations: Lighting kW = Existing fixture Watts x fixture count/ 1000 Lighting kWh = Existing fixture Watts x fixture count x operating hours x utilization factor /1000 Animal Shelter Table E -10: Animal Shelter— Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 14.1 49,958 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -11: Animal Shelter - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year Conf 9 5 52 Halls 12 7 52 Kennels 12 7 52 Private 9 5 52 Restrooms 12 5 52 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through Tke Fog Of Energy Savings" Eagle River Center Table E -12: Eagle River Center — Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 31.1 48,191 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -13: Eagle River Center -Baseline Consumption Li htin Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year ERC 6 5 52 ERC Private 6 5 52 Airport Terminal Table E -14: Airport Terminal — Li htin Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 141.4 901,615 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -15: Airport Terminal - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year Airport Airlines 19 7 52 Airport Conf 9 5 52 Airport Fire 24 7 52 Airport Garage 24 7 52 Airport Hall 22 7 52 Airport Open 19 7 52 Airport Private 9 5 52 Airport Retail 19 7 52 Airport RR 22 7 52 Airport Terminal 22 7 52 Emergency 24 7 52 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovau Corporation "Cutting Through 7%ie (Fog Of Energy Savings" MSC — Building A Table E -16: MSC Building A — Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 11.0 26,874 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -17: MSC - Buildin A - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC A Conf 9 5 52 MSC A Copy 9 5 52 MSC A Hall 10 5 52 MSC A Open 10 5 52 MSC A Private 9 5 52 MSC A RR 10 5 52 MSC — Building B Table E -18: MSC Building B — Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh= CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 8.7 41,603 1 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -19: MSC - Buildin B - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC B Conf 9 5 52 MSC B Hall 18 7 52 MSC B Private 9 5 52 MSC B RR 18 1 7 52 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" MSC — Building C Table E -20: MSC Building C - Baseline Consum tion Lighting Hours Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 1 39.0 87,013 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -21: MSC Building C Operation Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC C Break 9 5 52 MSC C Hall 10 5 52 MSC C Private 9 5 52 MSC C RR 10 5 52 MSC C Shops 9 5 52 MSC — Building D Table E -22: MSC Building D — Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 12.5 66,900 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -23: MSC - Building D - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC D Bus 21 7 52 MSC D Money 24 7 52 MSC D RR 10 5 52 MSC D Wash 21 7 52 MSC — Building E Table E -24: MSC Building E — Li htin Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 1 5.0 38,358 - Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -25: MSC - Building E - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC - Fuel 24 7 52 MSC -Wash 24 7 52 MSC — Building G Table E -26: MSC Building G — Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 2.5 4,973 - Baseline Parameters: Hours of operation shown in following table. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the lights that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Table E -27: MSC - Building G - Baseline Consumption Lighting Hours Facility Area Hours per Day Days per Week Weeks per Year MSC G Storage 8 5 52 VENDING MISERS — M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Airport Terminal, Maintenance Service Center Buildings A and B. Engineering Calculations Vending machine consumption is calculated using the rate of consumption for an operating snack or vending machine multiplied by eight thousand seven hundred sixty hours per a year. Vending Misers reduce consumption via a motion detector. If there is no traffic near the machine it will power off to save electricity. Beverage machine models are programmed to cycle occasionally to keep the products cold. Baseline kWh =(SM *Qty +BM *Qty) *8760 Where: SM = kW consumed by a snack machine BM = kW consumed by a beverage machine Qty = Number of machines on site Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" Airport Terminal Table E -28: Animal Shelter —Vending Misers Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 8,629 n/a Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 2 beverage machines, 1 snack machine, reduction based on machine location in a high traffic area. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the vending machines that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building A Table E -29: MCS Building —Vending Misers Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 8,629 n/a Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 2 beverage machines, 1 snack machine, reduction based on machine location in a moderate traffic area. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the vending machines that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building B Table E -30: MCS Building B — Vending Misers Facility I kW kWh CCF $$ Baseline Energy Consumption I n/a 9,374 n/a $750 Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: 2 beverage machines, 2 snack machine, reduction based on two machines located in a cafeteria area, and two machines located in a moderate traffic area. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the vending machines that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total W kWh and CCF for the building. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through T& Fog Of Energy Savings" RETRO- COMMISSIONING — M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Exhibition Hall, Animal Shelter, Eagle River Center, Airport Terminal, Maintenance Service Center (MSC) Buildings A, B, C, D, E, G. Animal Shelter Table E -31: Animal Shelter— Retro-co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 76,560 11,654 Exhibition Hall Table E -32: Exhibition Hall — Retro-co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 34,407 2,002 Eagle River Center Table E-33: Eagle River Center — Retro- commissioning Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 61,700 12,885 Airport Terminal Table E-34: Airport Terminal — Retro-commissionin Facility kWh kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 10,240 2,887 1,594,320 56,823 MSC — Building A Table E-35: MSC Building A — Retro-co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 178 80,199 10,240 MSC — Building B Table E-36: MSC Building B — Retro -commmsionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 131 1 58,839 7,513 MSC — Building C Table E-37: MSC Building C — Retro -co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 562 252,919 32,293 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The 'Fog Of Energy Savings" MSC — Building D Table E-38: MSC Building D — Retro-co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 415 186,719 1 23,840 MSC — Building E Table E-39: MSC Building E — Retro-co mmissionin Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 34.8 15,695 2,004 MSC — Building G Table E-40: MSC Building G — Retro-co mmissionin Facility kWh kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 11,654 270 121,629 1 15,530 Baseline Parameters (all buildings): Because the exact energy saving corrections /adjustments will not be known until the retro- commissioning process begins, the units shown in the above tables are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF for the entire building. NEGOTIATE NATURAL GAS RATES - M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Animal Shelter, Eagle River Center, Airport Terminal, Maintenance Service Center (MSC) Buildings A, B, C, D, E, G Engineering Calculations: As natural gas transportation contract adjustments are not expected to reduce energy consumption, no calculations are required. Post Installation natural gas rates are compared to the baseline gas rates and the rate reduction is applied to establish cost savings for this particular measure. Animal Shelter Table E -41: Animal Shelter — Negotiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a 11,654 Exhibition Hall Table E-42: Exhibition Hall — Negotiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a 2,002 Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovaa Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" Eagle River Center Table E-43 Eagle River Center— Ne otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kWh kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 10,240 n/a n/a 12,885 Airport Terminal Table E-44: Airport Terminal — Ne otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kWh kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption 10,240 n/a I n/a 56,823 MSC - Building A Table E-45: MSC Building A — N otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a I n/a 10,240 MSC - Building B Table E-46: MSC Building B — N otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a I n/a 7,513 MSC - Building C Table E-47: MSC Building C — N otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a 32,293 MSC - Building D Table E-48: MSC Building D — N otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a I n/a 23,840 MSC - Building E Table E-49: MSC Building E — Ne otiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a I n/a 2,004 MSC - Building G Table E-50: MSC Building G — Negotiate Natural Gas Rates Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a 15,530 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting rrhrougk The (Fog Of Energy Savings" Baseline Parameters (all buildings): Because this energy conservation measure will affect the gas consumption for the entire building, the units shown in the above tables are the baseline energy consumption CCF for the entire building. DEMAND BASED VENTILATION - M & V ONION A Applicable Facilities: Airport Terminal Engineering Calculations Gas consumption is calculated by multiplying the ventilation airflow, temperature difference of outside and indoor air, conversion factor, unit run time, and unit efficiency. Demand based ventilation reduces the airflow based on the occupancy and CO2 levels. Baseline CCF = (CFM *OT *CFg *Hrs) /Eff Where: CFM = required ventilation airflow measured in cubic feet per a minute AT = temperature difference between outside air and desired indoor air temperature CFg = conversion factor for gas consumption, based on location specific elements Hrs = amount of time a unit is running Eff = unit efficiency Airport Terminal Table E-51: Airport Terminal — Demand Based Ventilation Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a n/a 3,455 Baseline Parameters: This facility was evaluated under the following conditions: operating 18 hours a day, 365 day a year, high occupancy during the winter season and middle of the day, and lower occupancy during the summer months, early mornings, and evenings. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the air handling units that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. DOOR SWITCHES - M & V OPTION A Applicable Facilities: Maintenance Service Center Buildings C, D, G Engineering Calculations Baseline CCF = (# of Units on each hour) x (Yearly operating hours) x (Unit BTU input/100000 x $ /CCF) Baseline kWh = (# of Units on per hour) x (Yearly operating hours) x (Motor kW /motor efficiency x $/kWh) Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E i Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'TFce (Fog Of Energy Savings" MSC - Building C Table E-52: MSC - Building A — Door Switches Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 896 27,614 Baseline Parameters: Calculations based on use of 13 overhead doors, 5 doors opening every hour between 8am and 4 pm, for a duration of 5 minutes /each. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the heating equipment that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building D Table E-53: MSC - Building B — Door Switches Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 2,164 20,556 Baseline Parameters: Calculations based on use of 10 overhead doors. During bus departure, 5 doors will open a total of 35 times for a period of 3 minutes /opening between the hours of 5 am and 8 am. For bus return, 5 doors will open a total of 35 times for a period of 3 minutes /opening between the hours of 6 pm and 10 pm. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the heating equipment that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. MSC - Building G Table E-54: Animal Shelter — Vending Misers Facility kW kWh CCF Baseline Energy Consumption n/a 1,623 10,294 Baseline Parameters: Calculations based on use of 2 overhead doors, opening every hour between 8am and 5 pm, for a duration of 3 minutes /each. Units shown in the above table are the baseline energy consumption kW, kWh and CCF specifically related to the heating equipment that will be affected by this energy conservation measure. This is not the total kW, kWh and CCF for the building. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule E Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE F F. SAVINGS MEASUREMENT AND CALCULATION FORMULAE; METHODOLOGY TO ADJUST BASELINE; MONITORING AND VERIFICATION PLAN Administration Complex Negotiate Natural Gas Rates: For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. As natural gas transportation contract adjustments are not expected to reduce energy consumption, no measurement is required. Revised natural gas rates are compared to the original rates and the contract rate reduction is applied to audit year consumption to establish cost savings for this particular measure. All other ECMs (see table below): A number of energy savings measures with potential interactions impact the Administration complex energy costs so M &V Option C — Whole Facility Energy Use will be used. A regression formula is created using historical energy consumption data as shown in Schedule E. This model predicts hourly energy consumption based on these baseline formulas. The actual metered energy is then subtracted from the baseline model to obtain actual energy savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Utility bills used to create the regression model include the following accounts. Table F -1: Utility Accounts Building _ Electric Meter # Gas Account # Administration Complex 95740 302000 -5 and 634548 -2 The energy conservation measures for the Administration complex include the following: Table F -2: Energy Conservation Measures EMCS Upgrades Network Computer Power Reduction Replace Inlet Guide Vanes with VFDs High Efficiency Condensing Boilers Lighting Retrofit Vendin Misers TM Retro- commissioning Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F i 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through The Eog Of Energy Savings" Non - Administration Complex Buildings EMCS Upgrades For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. For this measure, the night setback control settings of the Airport Terminal and the lighting control settings of the Eagle River Center will be monitored for a one week period to validate operation. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Facilities receiving EMCS upgrades include the Eagle River Center and Airport. Table F-3: EMCS Upgrades Location EMCS Upgrades Eagle River Center Yes Airport Terminal Yes Airport Terminal — Night Setback Operation: Ennovate will validate that night setback is occurring by observing space temperature, fan operation, outside air damper position and heating system operation during unoccupied periods. Upon successful validation, calculated energy savings shall be assumed to be achieved and stipulated for the term of the agreement. Eagle River Center — Lighting Control: Ennovate will validate that Arena lights are off during unoccupied periods. Upon successful validation, calculated energy savings shall be assumed to be achieved and stipulated for the term of the agreement. Network Computer Power Reduction For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used whereby a sample of computers is identified and a Wattage measurement device is used to measure the hibernation mode power consumption before and after retrofit. Energy consumption shall be calculated by taking the change in power consumption times the annual hours in hibernation mode. Energy savings for the sample will be applied to the total population of computers addressed to derive total annual energy savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7fzrough 7fie Fog Of Energy Savings" Table F -4: Computer Power Reduction Location Computers Annual Hours (per computer) in Post Retrofit Hibernation Mode Animal Shelter 5 3,300 MSC O s Bldg B 10 3,300 MSC Admin Bldg A 10 3,300 Sample Size 5 MSC Bus storage (Bldg D All Buildings AkWh = (Baseline Hibernation Mode kW — Post Retrofit Hibernation Mode km Annual hours in hibernation mode Savings = AkWh * $/kWh Lighting Retrofit For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used whereby the power reading of a representative sample of fixture retrofit type circuits is measured on a pre and post basis to determine a per fixture- circuit wattage reduction. The representative sample shall not be less than 10 %. Fixture- circuit wattage reductions are multiplied operating hours to determine kilowatt hour savings. Operating hours and utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Resulting savings from the sample population will be extrapolated to entire lighting retrofit population to determine total lighting savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F -5: Lighting Retrofit Location Buildings Addressed Animal Shelter Yes Eagle River Center Yes Airport Terminal Yes MSC Admin (Bldg A Yes MSC O s Bldg (Bldg B Yes MSC Fleet Maint (Bldg C Yes MSC Bus storage (Bldg D Yes MSC Car Wash/Fueling (Bldg E Yes MSC R &B Storage (Bldg G Yes Sample Fixture - circuit Savings Calculations: A kW = Sample Circuit ,6 kW A kWh = Sample Circuit .6 kW * operating hours Savings = A kW x 12 months x $/kW + A kWh x $/kWh Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 'The (Fog Of Energy Savings" Lighting Occupancy Controls For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used whereby a sample of occupancy sensors is identified and a Watt Stopper® InteliTimer® occupancy and light logging device will be used to measure occupied and light operation hours. Energy consumption shall be calculated by taking the post retrofit lighting power consumption times the annual reduction in operating hours. Energy savings for the sample will be applied to the total population of occupancy sensors to derive total annual energy savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F-6: Lighting Occupancy Controls Location Occupancy Sensors Post Retrofit Lighting Hours of Operation MSC Admin Bldg A 20 1,623 MSC O s Bldg B 14 2,725 Airport Terminal 14 4,378 Animal Shelter 6 2,067 Eagle River Center 2 1,174 Sample Size 6 A kWh = post retrofit lighting kW * A operating hours Savings = A kWh x $/kWh VendingMisersTM For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used whereby a sample of vending and snack machines is identified and a Wattage measurement device is used to measure the power consumption before and after retrofit. Energy consumption shall be calculated by taking the change in power consumption times the annual hours in standby mode.' Energy savings for the sample will be applied to the total population of vending and snack machines addressed to derive total annual energy savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F -7: VendingMisersTM Location VendingMisersTM Installed Annual Hours (vending or snack machine) in Post Retrofit Hibernation Mode Airport Terminal 3 2,800 O s Bldg Bid B 4 2,800 Admin (Bldg A 3 2,800 Sample size 1 beverage, 1 snack Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 7(e Tog Of Energy Savings" All Buildings OkWh = (((Vending Machine Full Power Consumption * (Baseline full power hours of operation — Post retrofit full power hours of operation)) + ((Snack Machine Full Power Consumption * (Baseline full power hours of operation — Post retrofit full power hours of operation))) Savings = AkWh * $ /kWh Retro- commissioning For this measure, M&V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. For this measure, existing conditions will be documented. Upon completion of retro- commissioning, revised conditions will be compared to existing conditions. Standard ASHRAE principals will be used to calculate energy savings. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F-8: Retro- Commissioning Location Buildings Addressed Animal Shelter Yes Exhibition Hall Yes Eagle River Center Yes Airport Terminal Yes Bus storage (Bldg D Yes Car Wash/Fueling (Bldg E Yes R &B Storage (Bldg G Yes O s Bldg (Bldg B Yes Admin (Bldg A Yes Fleet Maint (Bldg C Yes Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation • "Cutting 2rrough The Fog Of Energy Savings" Negotiate Natural Gas Rates For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. As natural gas transportation contract adjustments are not expected to reduce energy consumption, no measurement is required. Revised natural gas rates are compared to the original rates and the rate reduction is applied to a historical average energy consumption to establish cost savings for this particular measure. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F -9: Natural Gas Rates Location Accounts Addressed Animal Shelter Yes Eagle River Center Yes Airport Terminal Yes Bus stora a (Bldg D Yes Car Wash/Fueling (Bldg E Yes R &B Storage (Bldg G Yes O s Bldg (Bldg B Yes Admin (Bldg A Yes Fleet Maint Bid C Yes Demand Based Ventilation For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. For this measure, the demand based control settings for the Airport Terminal will be validated by simulating a high CO2 condition and subsequent enabling of outside air damper minimum position. Upon successful validation, calculated energy savings shall be assumed to be achieved and stipulated for the term of the agreement. Utility rates are provided in Schedule E. Table F -10: Demand Based Ventilation Location Addressed Airport Terminal Yes Door Switches for Heat For this measure, M &V Option A — Partially Measured Retrofit Isolation will be used. For this measure, the door switch operation will be validated for a sample of door switches by opening a door during a heating condition and observing that the heating system interlocked with the door is disabled. Upon successful validation, calculated energy savings shall be assumed to be achieved and stipulated for the term of the agreement. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7(rough'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Table F -11: Door Switches for Heat Location Number of Doors Bus storage (Bldg D 10 R &B Storage (Bldg G 2 Fleet Maint (Bldg C 13 Sample Size 3 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule F Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE G G. CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION SCHEDULE The anticipated construction and installation schedule for the work and services under this Agreement is shown the table below. Table G -1: Project Schedule The schedule assumes award of contract on or about May 15tH Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule G 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sep-08 Oct -08 Nov -08 Dec -08 Jan -08 Feb -08 Mar -08 EPC Awarded X Final design X X Subcontracts X X X Procurement X X X Implementation X X X X Cx and M&V X X The schedule assumes award of contract on or about May 15tH Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule G Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 7(rough 7(e Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE H H. SYSTEMS START -UP AND COMMISSIONING; OPERATING PARAMETERS OF INSTALLED EQUIPMENT Ennovate plans to commission newly installed all equipment and systems to ensure that they in good working order and operates as intended. Eagle County shall be notified of and have the right to be present during commissioning procedures. Ennovate shall further document Eagle County's attendance and acceptance of Ennovate's testing and certification that tests have met or exceeded expected results. The following paragraphs describe the commissioning procedure for each installed measure: EMCS Upgrades The Commissioning procedure for EMCS upgrades is as follows: 1. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall visually inspect system and check that wiring and equipment installation conforms to design specifications. 2. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall witness the point -to -point checks of EMCS system to verify that control system graphics and labeling accurately represents equipment conditions. 3. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that programs, schedules, and setpoints are properly configured and utilize trend data to verify that systems and equipment are being controlled to schedules and setpoints. Network Computer Power Reduction The Commissioning procedure for Network Computer Power reduction is as follows: 1. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall visually inspect and verify the correct number of computers have power reduction software installed. 2. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall sample computers with installed software and verify that the software operates the computer as designed and power consumption is reduced as expected. Replace IGVs with VSDs The Commissioning procedure for VSD replacements are as follows: 1. Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that inlet guide vanes are removed and number and type of installed VFDs are in agreement with original design and specifications. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 1 Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 'The Tog Of Energy Savings" 2. With the static pressure set at its design set point, the Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall command each VAV box in the system from the full closed to the full open position one at a time. Once all VAV boxes have been modulated full open, the VAV boxes shall be modulated to full closed. If the discharge static pressure is within the static pressure set point by +/- 10%, the test is passed. High Efficiency Condensing Boilers The following tests will be performed to verify proper operation of condensing boilers: After the Ennovate Commissioning Agent verifies that specified boiler is properly installed, factory startup shall be performed according to the manufacturer's instructions in the presence of the Ennovate Commissioning Agent. In addition to or at least in conjunction with the factory startup the following tests shall be performed: Mechanical Contractor shall provide manufacturer's installation instructions, operations and maintenance manuals, and technical data (efficiency curve) to the Ennovate Commissioning Agent. Documentation shall be complete such that proper installation and operating efficiencies of boiler and systems can be verified by the Ennovate Commissioning Agent. During startup, Mechanical Contractor shall perform and record combustion efficiency tests to verify combustion efficiency at part and full load. Such efficiency tests shall be witnessed by the Ennovate Commissioning Agent and may take additional measurements to verify efficiencies through a range of return water temperatures and boiler loadings. In addition to efficiency readings, carbon monoxide levels shall be within manufacturer's advertised levels during any and all tests. Based on combustion efficiency test results, the Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall advise Mechanical Contractor of deficiencies, however, the Mechanical Contractor shall be responsible to meet efficiency and carbon monoxide levels. The boiler shall be fired at full fire rate to test the full capacity of the boiler. Factors affecting boiler capacity include: 1) Medium Temperature; 2) Combustion Air Temperature; and 3) Altitude. The Mechanical Contractor shall fire the boiler at full fire rate without overheating the discharge water temperature. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall measure and record the inlet water temperature and the outlet water temperature during this test. Once the differential temperature between these two values has reached a steady-state during this test, this differential temperature will be used to calculate the heating output of the boiler as follows: Measured Heat Capacity = Differential Temperature X 0.935 X 500 X GPM; where the GPM shall be obtained from the balancing report obtained in ECV#1. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall adjust the Measured Heat Capacity based on the three factors described above to compare to the designed heat output of the boiler. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule / Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" The controls interface to the boiler shall be tested for functionality. At a minimum, the control system shall be able to set the discharge temperature set point and shall be able to enable and disable the boiler. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall witness and verify proper sequencing of boilers in accordance with the specified sequence of operations. Functional test protocols shall be developed to validate expected boiler system operations. Lighting Retrofit with Occupancy Sensors The following tests will be performed to verify proper operation of lighting and sensors: The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that the number and type of installed light fixtures, lamps, ballasts, and occupancy sensors are in agreement with original design and specifications. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall take amperage and voltage readings of all fixture types to verify energy consumption of the fixtures are within design specifications. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall perform light level readings in all rooms that were measured during the TEA to ensure that light quality has not diminished. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify occupancy sensor activation and timeout periods areas agree with design specifications. VendingMisers The following tests will be performed to verify proper operation of Vending Mizers: The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that the number and type of installed vending misers are in agreement with original design and specifications. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall take amperage and voltage readings of a sample of installed equipment to verify energy consumption is within design specifications. Retro- Commissioning Although similar to EMCS Upgrades measure, Retro- Commissioning presumes the use of existing equipment to change programs, setpoints, and schedules to optimize equipment and system energy efficiency. The following tests will be performed to verify revised operations: The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that revised programs, schedules, and setpoints are properly configured and shall utilize trend data to verify that systems and equipment are being controlled to revised programs, schedules, and setpoints. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 1 e Ennovate Corporation • "Cutting '(hough 7(e Fog Of Energy Savings" Negotiate Natural Gas Rates As no equipment is installed, no commissioning activity is necessary for this ECM. Demand Based Ventilation The following tests will be performed to verify proper operation of CO2 Sensors: The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that number and type of installed CO2 sensors are in agreement with original design and specifications. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall witness and verify that the CO2 sensors are tested with a calibration natural gas that has been certified to be 350 ppm and also with a calibration natural gas that has been certified to be greater than 1,500 ppm. These two calibration natural gasses will be used to establish the zero and span of the CO2 sensors. To verify proper damper operation, the Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall override CO2 sensor readings to al level greater than 800ppm. The outside air dampers should modulate open. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent then overrides CO2 sensor reading to a value below 700 ppm. The outside air damper shall modulate full closed. Door Switches for Heat The following tests will be performed to verify proper installation and operation of door switches: The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall verify that the number and type of installed door switches are in agreement with original design and specifications. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall override temperature settings to start unit heaters. The Ennovate Commissioning Agent shall then operate doors to verify that unit heaters turn off when doors are open and restart when doors are closed. Energy Information Network (EIN) For this measure, Ennovate will check the EIN system to ensure that it can perform the following functions: Electricity KWH and natural gas CCF values can be totalized and logged at a frequency of one hour and stored for at least one year before downloading to Ennovate's computer. Ennovate will test each control strategy to ensure proper operation in accordance with specifications outlined in the TEA. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule I 4 X: EnnovaU Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The (Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULEI 1. STANDARD OF COMFORT A Standard of Comfort for space temperature shall be 70 °F for heating and 74 °F for cooling during the occupied periods; and 55 °F for heating and 90 °F for cooling during the unoccupied periods. A Standard of Comfort for lighting levels shall be the lesser of pre- retrofit conditions or IES standards. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule 1 Ennovate Corporation • "Cutting Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE J J. CONTRACTOR'S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES As Eagle County has a fully functional and qualified Maintenance Staff and the Energy Conversation Measures included under the Agreement to not add to Eagle County's maintenance requirements, Ennovate does not have any maintenance responsibilities under this Agreement. As part of Ennovate's on -going support services, Ennovate will provide continued maintenance recommendations during the semi - annual site visits provided under this Agreement. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule J Ennovate Corporation "Cutting Through 'The (Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULE K: K. AGENCY'S MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES Eagle County assumes full responsibility to maintain all existing and new equipment installed or retrofit within this agreement. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule K 4 Ennovaa Corporation X: "Cutting Through The (Fog Of Energy Savings" ..... ... .......... ................ . . . SCHEDULE L. FACILITY MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST The Facility Maintenance checklist shall be included with the 0 & M manuals. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule L 4 X: Ennovate Corporation "Cutting 'Through 'The Fog Of Energy Savings" Performance Year 6 7 8 y -iu TOTAL Savings Summary Savings Summary Phase A - Utility Savings Phase B - Utility Savings Phase A - Operational Savings Phase B - Operational Savings Phase C - Operational Savings Phase A - Capital Savings Phase B - Capital Savings Phase C - Capital Savings $101,215 $51,165 $9,285 $4,203 $0 $37,136 $0 $0 $106,276 $53,723 $9,749 $4,413 $0 $38,992 $0 $0 $111,590 $56,410 $10,236 $4,633 $0 $40,942 $0 $0 Phase A - Utility Savings $79,305 $83,270 $87,434 $91,805 $96,396 Phase B - Utility Savings $40,089 $42,094 $44,198 $46,408 $48,729 Phase A - Operational Savings $7,275 $7,639 $8,020 $8,421 $8,843 Phase B - Operational Savings $3,293 $3,457 $3,630 $3,812 $4,002 Phase C - Operational Savings $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Phase A - Capital Savings $29,097 $30,552 $32,079 $33,683 $35,367 Phase B - Capital Savings $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Phase C - Capital Savings $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Total Savings. $159,058 $167,011 $175,362 $184,130 $193,336 Payment Summary Phase A - Retrofit Payment $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Phase B - Retrofit Payment ($0) ($0) ($0) ($0) $0 Ongoing Support Services $5,924 $6,090 $6,260 $6,436 $0 Total Payments: $5,924 $6,090 $6,260 $6,436 $0 Grants & Rebates Summary Phase A - Grants & Rebates $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Phase B - Grants & Rebates $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Total Payments: $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Net Annual Cash Flow: $153,134 $160,921 $169,102 $177,694 $193,336 Performance Year 11 12 13 14 15 TOTAL Savings Summary Phase A - Utility Savings Phase B - Utility Savings Phase A - Operational Savings Phase B - Operational Savings Phase C - Operational Savings Phase A - Capital Savings Phase B - Capital Savings Phase C - Capital Savings $101,215 $51,165 $9,285 $4,203 $0 $37,136 $0 $0 $106,276 $53,723 $9,749 $4,413 $0 $38,992 $0 $0 $111,590 $56,410 $10,236 $4,633 $0 $40,942 $0 $0 $117,169 $59,230 $10,748 $4,865 $0 $42,989 $0 $0 $123,028 $62,192 $11,286 $5,108 $0 $45,138 $0 $0 $804,859 $406,863 $73,831 $33,418 $0 $286,751 $0 $0 Total Savings: $203,003 $213,153 $223,811 $235,002 $246,752 $1,605,723 Payment Summary Phase A - Retrofit Payment Phase B - Retrofit Payment Ongoing Support Services Total Payments: $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $742,281 $166,121 $51,996 $960,398 Grants & Rebates Summary Phase A - Grants & Rebates Phase B - Grants & Rebates Total Payments: $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Net Annual Cash Flow: $203,003 $213,153 $223,811 $235,002 $246,752 $645,325 Eagle County - Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule R Ennovate Corporation • "Cutting 'Through The Fog Of Energy Savings" SCHEDULES S. CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE A current Certificate of Insurance for the Agreement is provided as a separate document. Eagle County — Energy Performance Contract Schedules September 15, 2008 Schedule S