2. Kendal Energy Policy Plan Community strives to: Carbon footprint reduction Promote the use of renewable resources Pursue other measures that can enhance the physical environment Continuously evaluate the current status of the facility and energy use Continue to engage and educate Residents, The Board and Staff on ways to reduce energy

3. Classic Cottages Energy Audit & Pilot Program Energy Audit – 1997 Engaged eQuest to conduct High Performance Building Analysis 4 Clusters Evaluated (4 units per cluster) Option #1 - Base Case Option #2 - Insulation, caulking, and sealing Option #3 - Air to Air heat pump system Option #4 – Ground Source Geothermal Heat Pump Hi Rey, Just had a chance to review your ppt. The 1997 Energy Audit and Actions are different than the Pilot with 4 cottage Clusters (more like 2006) 1997 Energy Audit and Actions resulted in not only the Audit but also a major $$$ investment to facilitate the Entel System installation (heating/cooling living patterns of residents were reflected in system automatically adjusting); all new water saving shower heads, lighting upgrades throughout all our buildings, and a phased plan of other energy projects. So a few more edits are needed to capture this early pioneering work in the Kendal System. Actually we followed Hanover’s success with NEC.

4. 1 Base Case – No work performed Cost: $0 2 Insulation Upgrade Total Cost: $1,185 Per Unit Cost: $296 3 Air to Air Heat Pump Total Cost: $18,886 Per Unit Cost: $4,721 4 Ground Source Geothermal Heat Pump Total Cost: $50,802 Per Unit Cost: $12,700 Classic Cottages Pilot Program Findings

5. Classic Cottage Renovation Phase I (2013) 10 units Phase II (2014) 16 units Phase III (2015) 16 units

6. Geothermal Drilling 205’ & 305’ depth per bore 2 wells per cottage PATIENCE, PATIENCE, PATIENCE!

7. Additional Project Highlights Design to Green Standards ¾” Foam Board Insulation New windows New Storm Doors Insulated attics Energy Star Appliances CFL & LED light bulbs

8. Purchasing Practices include:  Energy Star Rated Appliances  Replacing Fixtures with Low Water Use Fixtures  Installation of Ceiling Fans  Implementation of Dimming Ballasts to take advantage of Natural Day Lighting  Tankless Water Heater installed in the Pool Locker Room area

9. Energy Savings Rebates (Based on 26 cottages) $18,000 in Rebates $33,303 Estimated 1 st Year Savings 7 Years - Estimated Simple Payback Period 345,821 kWh of Electricity Savings Per Year 13% Estimated Rate of Return on Investment

10. Additional Improvements 3 Ton Ground Source Heat Pump with Minimum 16.7 SEER Replace Existing Refrigerators, Washers & Dryers with Energy Star Appliances Replaced CFL & incandescent bulbs with LED

11. TRANE Tracer Summit System

12. 1.Constant access 2.Time Savings 3.Worry-free settings* 4.Know now 5.Better security 5 Benefits of a Building Automation System * Global control of setpoints, overrides and schedules (2015 scheduling plan in community center building expects to save 10-15%)

13. Citywide Environmental Dashboard

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