09-1162Council File # 09-1162
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MII�TNESOTA
AUTHORIZIZING SUBMIT°i'ING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND
CONSERVATON BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
WfiEREAS, the Saint Paul City Council and Mayor Chris Coleman are committed to opportunities to make
Saint Paul one of the most sustainable cities in the United States; and
WHEREAS, Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 which allocated $3.2 billion for fiscal yeaz 2009, of which $1.8 billion is
available to city and county governments in the form of direct formula energy efficiency and conservation grants,
under the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Program; and
WI�REAS, the City of Saint Paul is eligible to receive $2,767,000 of one time funding from the U.S.
Departsnent of Energy's (DOE) EECBG Program; and
WHEREA5, the City of Saint Paul will utilize EECBG funds for the following initiatives: 1) Saint Paul
Energy Smart Homes Program; 2) Saint Paul Port Authority's Trillion BTU Program; 3) Energy Efficiency Lighting
and Energy Improvements for Local Government Facilities; 4) Electric Vehicle Charging Stations; 5) Public
Fducation and Climate Change Challenge Grants; 6) Program Administration.
WHEREA5, on June 17, 2009 the City Council passed a Resolution , C.F. # 09-646 authorizing Mayor
Chris Coleman, as Chief Execurive Officer of the City of Saint Paul, to submit the 2009 Energy Efficiency and
Conservarion Block Grant application to DOE; and
WHEREAS, a 2009 financing and spending plan in the amount of $615,000 needs to be established for this
grant; and
4VF�REAS, the Mayor pursuant to Section 10.07.1 of the Charter of the City of Saint Paul, does certify that
there aze available for appropriation funds of $615,000 in excess of those estimated in the 2009 budget; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor recommends that the following additions be made to the 2009 budget:
CURREN'I' BUDGET
Financing Plau
F233 — Energy ConservationInvestment Fund
32562 — Energy Smart Homes Prob am $0
3099 — Other D'uect Federal Grant
32503 — Energy Efficiency-Municipal Buildings
3�99 — Other Direct Federal Crrant $0
32506 — Public Education and St. Paul Port Authority Trillion BTU Program
3099 — Other D'uect Federal Grant �0
Total Financing $0
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$520,000
$615,000
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F233 — Energy Conseroation Invesm�ent Fund
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32503 — Energy Efficiency-Municipal Buildings
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NOW, '�RFFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, by�the City Council of the City of Saint Paul accepts the 2009
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant awazd from the U.S. Depamnent of Energy; and be it
FUR'TE�R RESOLVED, that the City Council approves these changes to the 2009 budget.
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To: Saint Paul City Council
From: Anne Hunt, Mayor Ctuis Coleman's O�ce
Re: Energy Efficient and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG)
Date: 10 June 2009
Back¢round Information
In February 2009 Congress passed and President Barack Obama sia ed the American Recovery
and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) which allocated $3.2 billion for fiscal yeaz 2009, of which $1.8
billion is available to city and county governments in the form of direct formula energy
efficiency and conservation grants, under the Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant
(EECBG) Program. The City of Saint Paul is eligible to receive $2,767,000 of one time funding.
According to the Department of Energy (DOE) guidelines, the purpose of the EECBG Program
is to reduce fossil fuel emissions and energy use in an environmentally sustainable manner; to
malcimize benefits for local and regional communities by reducing the total energy use; and
improve energy efficiency in the building sector, the transporta6on sector, and other appropriate
sectors; accelerate deployment of mazket-ready distributed renewable energy technologies; and
create and retain jobs.
EECBG funds may be used for purposes such as planning, technical consultant services, eneray
audits, fmancaal incentives, energy efficiency retrofits, transportations programs that conserve
energy, building codes and inspections, energy distribution, material conservation, reduction and
capture of inethane and green house gases from landfills, energy efficient tr�c signals and
street lighting, renewable energy technologies on or in government buildings, and other approved
related activities.
EECBG Funding Guidelines and Requirements
DOB has developed the following core principles to guide enfities during the program and
project planning process:
• Prioriuze energy efficiency and conservation first as the cheapest, cleanest, and fastest
ways to meet energy demand.
• To maximize benefits over the longest possibie terms, entities should look for ways to
link their energy e�ciency efforts to long-term priorities (especially community
economic development, community stabilizations and poverty reduction efforts).
• Invest funds in programs and projects that create and/or retain jobs and stimulate the
economy while meeting long term energy goals.
• Target programs and projects that will provide substantial, sustainable and measurable
energy savings, job creation and economic stimulus effects.
• Give priority to programs and projects that leverage federal funds with other public and
private resources, including coordinated efforts involving other Federal programs
targeting community development funded through the Recover Act as the Community
Development Block Grant program, HOME, and job training programs.
• To the extent possible, develop programs and strategies that will continue beyond that
funding period.
Ensare oversight, fransparency and accountabi�ity for a1t program activities.
Enact policies that transform mazkets, increase investments and support program goals.
Develop comprehensive plans that benchmazk current performance and set aga essive
goals.
EECBG grantees will be expected to measure and report regulazly on the following:
• Jobs created and/or retained
• Energy saved
• Renewable energy
• Green House Gas emissions reduced
• Fundsleveraged
Cities must submit grant applications to the Department of Energy (DOE) by Jnne 25, 2009 in
order to receive an allocation of EECBG funds. Projects must start within 180 days of the grant
awazd.
The a ant requires development of an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy (EECS),
which can be submitted with the application, or within 120 days after the grant is awarded, The
energy strategy must incIude goals for increasing energy efficiency and conservation and a plan
to for using funds to achieve those goals.
Other federal guidelines and restrictions on the EECBG funds aze:
• No more than 10% can be used for administrateve costs
• No more than 20% can be used for revolving loan funds
• No more than 20% can be subgranted to nongovemmental organizations for the purpose
of assisting in the implementafion of the energy efficiency and conservation strategy and
• Funds must be obligated within 18 months of the award and spent within 36 month.
EECBG Proaosed Recommendations
Mayor Chris Coleman's ofFce monitored discussion of the ARRA funds at the Mianesota
legislature aad has consulted with the DOE, Department of Commerce's Office of Energy
Security (OES), Minnesota Leaa e of Cities, Ciry of Minneapolis, Ramsey County, Community
Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washinb on Counties, Xcei Energy, District Energy Saint
Paut and namerous community partners including the Center for Energy and Environment,
Neighborhood Energy Connection and the Saint Paul Port Authority. The Mayor's office
solicited and reviewed project proposals from City departments and has made the following
recommendafions to the City Council for consideration of expenditures from the EECBG funds:
1. Saint Paul Energy Smart Homes Program -$600,000
The City of Saint Paul's Department of Planning and Economic Development (PED) will
develop the Smart Homes Program to provide funds to approximately 150-200 homes for energy
conservation improvements. PED will coordinate with the Neighborhood Energy Connecflon
(NEC) and the communiry development corporations to identify eligible households in need of
substantial energy efficiency improvements. $550,000 of EECBG funds will leverage
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appro�mately $695,000 of non stimulus dollars which includes Federal tas credits, Xcel Energy
rebates and other funds and result in an annual estimated savings of 135,800 kilo watt hours
(kWh) and 72,000 therms and a total annual reduction of 1,030,000 pounds of greenhouse gas
(GHG) emissions. Tlus translates into a total annual savings to Saint Paul homeowners of
�86,382 or $432 for each home. Refeaals for eligible low-income homeowners will be made to
Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties. PED will also use �SQ000
to work with nonprofit energy service providers to develop a pilot project targeting multi-family
buildings and leveraging appliance rebates. '
Recommendation: up to $600,000
2. Saint Paul Port Authority's Trillion BTU Program -$500,000
The City of Saint Paul will sub grant $500,000 to the Saint Paul Port Authority to establish a
revolving loan program to fund energy efficiency improvements for commercial and industrial
business. The Port Authority will use the EECBG funds to design, finance and installation of
energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy systems in commercial and industrial
facilities. The Port's "Trillion BTU" program is the first in the nation to use energy conservation
as an economic development tool. According to the Port Authority, the program "would expand
Minnesota's green jobs and energy-conservation experCise, and reduce the state's reliance of
fossil fuels, while enabling u6lities to meet their energy-savings goals: '
This project will leverage not only Xcel Energy's Conservation Improvement Program (CIP)
funds but appro�mately $5 million of MN State Energy Program funds and additional private
capital.
Recommendation: up to $500,000
3. Energy Efficiency Lighting and Improvements for Local Government Facilities -
$1,050,000 >
The City of Saint Paul will use the majority of the EEBCG funds to make energy efficiency and
renewable energy improvements for City owned facilities and replace street lights with energy
efficient lighting technologies. The City intends to fully utilize the Center for Energy and
EnvironmenYs (CEE) One-Stop Efficiency Shop Lighting Eff'iciency Program in the City's
recreation center, libraries, police, fire, public works, and other publicly-owned facilities. Xcel
Energy offers cash rebates to customers who purchase and install qualifying energy-efficient
lighting products in existing buildings. The City proposes investing approximately $400,000 of
EECBG funds, which willleverage approximately $200,000 in rebates from Xcel Energy, with
an estimated payback under three yeazs and over two miilion kWh saved.
The Department of Public Wozks proposes to replace third of the 3,000 globe style decorative
pedestrian level street lights in downtown Saint Paul with the more energy eff'icient Light
Emitting Diode (LED) lamps. The t�se of approximately $300,000 of EEBCG funds would
leverage approximately $120,000 TrafFc Division Operating Funds and potential rebates from
Xcel Energy.
Finally $350,000 of EECBG funds would be used to make cost-effective energy efficiency
improvements in City-owned facililies. Recommissioning studies have been completed for 16
City-owned buildings including Lowertown Parking Ramp, Robert Street Ramp, RiverCentre
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Pazking Ramp, Eastem District Teazn Police Office, Public Safety Equipment Gazage, Public
Works Service Garage, Public Works Central Service Gazage, Traffic Operafions Building,
Central Library, Battle Creek Rec Center, Dayton's Bluff Rec Center, Eastview Rec Center,
Hazel Pazk Rec Center, North Dale Rec Center, Hillcrest Rec Center, and Martin Luther King
Center. The majority of these improvements would pay for themselves in less than three years.
The City's Office of Financial Services proposes using EECBG funds to fmance 35% of the total
project costs. The remaining 2/3 will be financed through the City's Energy Conservation
Investment Fund and rebates from Xcel Energy. EECBG funds will provide a large incentive
an8 reduce the City's overall energy use and expenses.
EECBG funds explicitly excludes zoos, swimming pools and aquariums.
Recommendation: up to $1,050,000
4. Eiectric VelucIe Charging Stations -$260,000
The City of Saint Paul is a supporting partner with Xcel Energy, Ford Motor Company, City of
Minneapolis, Ramsey and Hennepin Counties, Neighborhood Energy Coanectioa and other
community partners to submit an application to tlie DOE's Transportation Electrification grant
program for 13 plug-in electdc vehicles valued at approximately $845,000 and 36 plug-in
electric chazging stations. EECBG funds will be used to develop four marquee chazging stations,
12 on-street pazking locafions, and 20 parking ramp charging stations as part of the City's match
for Transportation Electrification b ant. Recommendation: up to $260,000
S. PubIic Education and Climate Change Challenge Grants -$81,000
The City of Saint Paul will develop public educational materials promoting the City's Energy
Efficiency and Conservation Strategy and outlining ways that residents and businesses can
reduce energy and greenhouse gas emissions and fully utilize programs offered by the Ciry, Xcel
Energy, OES, Community Action Partnership, CEE, NEC and other public agencies and
nonprofits.
The City of Saint Paui will also utilize appro�mately $SQ000 to develop small grants for local
�oups to take concrete action to reduce their cazbon footprint. The project will be similar to
Minneapolis' Climate Change Grants where each proposal must use the Minnesota EnerW
Challense and focus on meaningfiil and measurable ciimate change actions. Participants wIll be
encouraged to take simpie steps in their daily lives to cnt down their energy use, reduce water,
and stop global warming and save money.
Recommendation: up to $81,000
6. Program Administration - $276,000
Ten percent of the EECBG awazd may be used for the prograzn administrarion, including costs
associated with developing the Energy Efficiency and Conservaflon Strategy (EECS), Yhe
strategy plan required by the DOE to access the funds. Recommendation is to use up to 10%o for
development of the strategy plan, contract compliance, buIlding code eaforcement and
compliance, financial reporting and monitoring, education and website development.
Recommendation: up to $276,000
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Total Recommendations for EECBG funds: $2,767,000
Saint Paul Citv Council Action Requested
The Mayor's office is requesting approval from the Saint Paul City Council for:
1. Authorize the Mayor's office to complete and submit the Energy EfFciency and
Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) application to the United States Department of
Energy (DOE), including a fmal version of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Strategy (EECS);
2. Authorize the Mayor's office or designated representauve o execute the EECB aa eement
with DOE and any assurances, certification, technical changes or additional information;
3. Authorize the Mayor's office to execute any necessary agreements, amendments and
renewals related to the EECBG funds; and
Additional Funding Onportunities
Additional grant opportunities aze available through the ARRA Bill. The DOE's EECBG
Program also has approximately an additional $400 million for competitive grants for eligible
city and county governments. The City of Saint Paul will consider how to best position itself and
will work with partners to secure additional funds through the competitive grant process as funds
become available. The City Council will be advised and approve any additional funding
requests.
The State of Minnesota through the Department of Commerce's Office of Energy Security
(OES) also received a direct appropriation of $54, 172,000 from the DOE through the State
Energy Program (SEP), $1Q644,000 from EEBCG programs and an additional $131,937,441 for
the Weatherization Assistance Program (WEP) for low-income residential households. The
Minnesota legislature approved funding priorities distribute through the EECBG, SEP and WEP
programs which included: 1) $5 million to develop a commercial and industrial energy
conservation program impiemented by the Saint Paul Port Authority; 2) $79 million for grants
and loans for residents through the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency; 3) $6.5 million for
renewable energy grants to local governments and school districts; 4) $3 million b ant for solar
projects concentrated along the Central Corridor; 5) $5 million for solar and geothermal rebates
for residential and businesses and 6) $2 million to support green jobs. The City of Saint Paul
will seek additional grant opportuniues offered by the OES.
The ARRA offers the City of Saint Paul an exciting opportunity to reduce its energy use, green
house gas emissions and it overall costs as well as an opportunity to create and retain jobs in our
community.
If you have any questions, please contact me at 651.266.8520 or anne.hunt@cistpaul.mn.us.
Thank you for your consideration.
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L._.—/ RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CTTY OF SAINT PAUL. MIlVNESOTA
AUTHORIZIZING SUBMITTING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND
CONSERVATON BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
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passed and President Barack Obama sia ed the American Recovery and
2009 which allocated $3.2 billion for fiscal yeaz 2009, of which $1.8 billion is
�emments in the form of duect formula energy efficiency and conservation grants,
Block Grant (EECBG) Prograni; and
WAEEREAS, EECBG funds a�e intended to be used to create and implement strategies to reduce fossil fuel
emissions; decrease total energy consuinption ; enhance energy efFiciency in the building, transportation, and other
appropriate sectors; accelerate deployme�f mazket-ready distributed renewable energy technologies; and create
and retain jobs; and
WHEREAS, EECBG grantees will be\ ected to measure and report reo larly to the U.S. Department of
Energy (DOE) on jobs created antllor retained, ene�3gy saved, renewable energy capacity, green house gas emissions
reduced andfundsleveraged;and �
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul is elib ble to�receive $2,767,000 of one time funding from the DOE's
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WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul will utilize EECBG �tnds for the following initialives: 1) Saint Paul
Energy Smart Homes Program; 2) Saint Paul Port Authority's Tril�k'on BTU Program; 3) Energy Efficiency Lighting
and Energy Improvements for Local Govemment Facilities; 4) Elect�c Vehicle Chazging Stations; 5) Public
Education and Climate Change Challenge Grants; 6) Prograzn Adraunrs�tration.
NOW, TI�REFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, by the City Counci of the City of Saint Paul authorizes that,
Mayor Chris Coleman, as Chief Executive Officer of the City of Saint��aul, is herby authorized and directed to
submit the 2009 Energy Efficiency and Conservarion Block Grant applica6on�to the U.S. Department oP Energy; and
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OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION OF'I'IIE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
AUTHORIZIZING SUBMITTING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND
CONSERVATON BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION
WHEI2EAS, th �Saint Paul City Council and Mayor Chris Coleman are committed to opporlunities to make
Saint Paul one of the mostrs,ustainable cities in the United States; and
WHEREAS, Congres's�passed and President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 29�09 which allocated $3.2 billion for fiscal yeaz 2009, of which $1.8 billion is
available to city and county govern`ments in the form of direct formula energy efficiency and conservation grants,
under the Bnergy Efficiency and Conse�vation Block Grant (EECBG) Program; and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Pau3�is eligible to receive $2,767,000 of one time funding from the U.S.
Department of Energy's (DOE) EECBG Prograzn; and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul will utilize EECBG funds for the following initiatives: 1) Saint Paul
Energy Smart Homes Program; 2) Saint Paul Port Aut`t�ority's Trillion BTU Program; 3) Energy Efficiency Lighting
and Energy Improvements for Local Government Facilit�es; 4) Electric Vehicle Chazging Stations; 5) Public
Education and Climate Change Challenge Grants; 6) Progr \ dministration.
WHEREAS, on June 17, 2009 the City Council passed� Resolution , C.F. # 09-646 authorizing Mayor
Chris Coleman, as Chief Executive Officer of the City of Saint P�1, to submit the 2009 Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Block Grant application to DOE; and �
WHEREAS, a 2009 financing and spending plan in the
grant; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor pursuant to Section 10.07.1 of the Charter
there are available for appropriation funds of $670,OOQn excess of those es
$670,000 needs to be established for this
City of Saint Pau1, does certify that
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WHEREAS, the Mayor recommends that the following additions be made �o the 2009 budget:
CURRENTBUDGET
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32503 - St. Paul Port Authority Tdllion BTU Pron am
3099 - Other Duect Federal Grant
32504 - Energy Efficiency-Municipal Buildings
3099 - Other D'uect Federal Grant
32507 - Public Ed & Climate Change Grants
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