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- Council approved funding for UPS/battery backup replacement at $121,784 due to end-of-service life. - Council discussed replacing complete HVAC systems (all furnaces and air conditioning units) for $85,807. - Officials cited maintenance-contract cutoff and projected 10–20% price increases if delayed.
- Central Grade School HVAC bid includes an $11,983,440 base bid for HVAC throughout the building. - Dual-fuel/hybrid capability adds $568,000 and affects utility-cost strategy and controls logic (e.g., temperature trigger). - Board considers an 8% potential cost increase if alternate decisions move past August/into October. - Staff will analyze electricity vs. natural gas rates annually to determine which heating system runs.
- The commission is replacing five HVAC units and seeking a single integrated control system for monitoring, scheduling, and energy efficiency. - Staff noted current wall controls in multiple locations require staff to visit three areas to adjust temperatures. - The building's lighting system uses sensors to dim lights to 50% based on natural light. - The facility's current energy performance score is 56, needing to reach 69 by 2028 to meet state standards.
- Life-cycle cost analysis compared full geothermal, air source heat pump, and hybrid geothermal HVAC options over 30 years. - Geothermal and hybrid options met an EUI goal of 25 while air source heat pump had a lower EUI but missed that target. - Mass Save incentive pathways estimated reimbursements such as $1.25 per square foot plus post-occupancy for low-EUI net zero pathway.
- District 49 board agenda includes an Energy Performance Contract (EPC) for HVAC modernization and Building Automation. - EPC scope includes “Pneumatic to DDC Upgrade” and converting to a DDC/A Lewis (ALC) control platform. - EPC finances a $7,986,333 fixed turnkey project with $10,078,424 lifecycle savings and $360,117 first-year savings.
- Village Hall HVAC design evaluation cites Panasonic stopping support for the Sano system and obsolete building automation system controls. - Staff presents three HVAC options and recommends geothermal due to long-term maintenance and sustainability. - Project cost analysis estimates a tax credit of about $690,000 and targets a $2.7 million capital improvement budget.
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