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Home My WebLink AboutLighting Retrofit Project - LVL, IncRESOLUTION 2010-385 ADOPTED DOC ID: 5933 THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION NO. 2010-385 WAS ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE SOUTHOLD TOWN BOARD ON MAY 18, 2010: RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Southold hereby authorizes and directs Supervisor Scott A. Russell to execute the Audit Agreement between the Town of Southold and LVL~ Inc. in connection with the preparation of an audit of existing lighting and possible retrofitting of lighting in Town buildings with energy efficient lighting, at a cost not to exceed $2,500.00, subject to the approval of the Town Attorney. Elizabeth A. Neville Southold Town Clerk RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: William Ruland, Councilman SECONDER: Vincent Orlando, Councilman AYES: Ruland, Orlando, Talbot, Krupski Jr., Evans, Russell ORIGINAL petet@LvLENERGY, c~m ? www. LVLENERGY.c~m ~Site m~el D. ~d~d~tly ~ ~r's'~ of ~ ~d t~olo~es ~o m~el F. E~ B~g 1~'. ~in~ ~ ~ ~d cli~t r~ G. Develo~ a ~m~ter model ~ ~'~ ~st ~aofion a~ 1~ ~d H. ~m~'~ ~ ~a~ of~'~o~ c~g~ 1. ~ ~ ~, a ~!~ ~ ~ of ~gs ~d ~~om 2. Time detail: Contractor will l~gin the described' work upon compl.c.ti, o? of this contract, and Upon receipt of payment'from clienl of the below s~t~d fcc. W~k will be-completed within 60' days of this pay~cht. 3. Surety Term.~: C, eaa'ac~ Will .pn~-nt a ~ to client statingO~e ~,,~Its of the on, site a~l~si$ of client's f~ility. 'In that tv'po~t the coi~clusions of coatra,~tor's technical staff will b~ ~_ni as to minimum degr~ of el~trlcal billlno., savings to be &~ted by aay flsrt~ work re~ommeaded and as to,the maximum period of time, in months, fxom which the ~ cost of said ooffa/a.-ting work will I~ recove~d by client from accrued electrical savings. Based upon information and belief, conlxactor makes the following gumantee regarding the project to b~ recommended in the ~port and project proposal resulting from the Energy Study & Project Design: Es6mated minimum savings Estimamt annual savings Estimated 5 year savings Estimated 20 year savin~s Fee for Energy Study & Project Design: 4. Contid~ntlality: This agreement creates a confidential relationship b~ween contractor and client. Data concerning contractor's or client's business affairs, vendors, finaaces, prolx~ties, and m~hods of opanaion, ~mployees and olh~ such information wh~he~ wriO~-~ oral, or otherwise is confickatial in nature. 5. Ooverning law: This agr~mcat shall be bind~ upon the ~ and assigns of the parties and shall be governed by and intmpl~ed according to the laws of New York. 6. Th~ fee quoted in this agtn~m~nt for the ~aergy study and project deign is valid for 60 days from the date of this agreement, as written, and subject to change parties and there is no other agre~mc, nt, oral or wfili~a, between lt~n; this agreement may not be modified without an agreement hi wffilng signal by both 8. Notices: All no~'ces under this agrec, ment shall be in writing and delivered p~mona!l, y or by fax received, or mailed by canified mail, posse in~'paid, addressed to contractor and client al thc-ir last known ad&tess. 9. Headings: Headings used in this ag~maent are for convenience only and shall not be used to interpret or conslme its provisions. 10. Non-Competition: Both conh-actor and client agree to non-coml~'tition ~egarding ~espective customers. Neither company will attempt to take any customers f~om t~e other for any reason whatsoever. Any client information will be kept confidc'ntial between the companies and will be used for the sole purpose of performing the contracUml services as benin deC-med. Accepted And Agreed: TOWN OF $OUTHOLD Client facility~ame Supervisor/ This charge ($2,500.00) will b~ applied as a credit in full toward an installation agreement w/LVL, Inc. ContractorName 5B095 Ma±n Road P.O, Box 1179 Southold, NY 11971-0959 LVL, inc. 1020 Seawood Drive · Southold, NY 11971 · 631-276-3202 RECEIVED peter@LVLENERGY, com· www. LVLENERGY. com MAY I 8 2gl0 Dear Members of the Board, ~outhold Towo Cler~ At the Supervisor's direction, LVL, In% an engineering/design company specializing in electrical efficiency programs for existing commercial and indus,'iai facilities, has begun work on a lighting retrofit project for the following buildings: Town Hall, Highway Department, Police Station, and Human Resources. This project will comply with the latest requirements of the "Dark Sides" program, will address the flaws in the current'lighting design installed in 1994 by Daniel Karpen, Energy Consultant, and will reduce KWH consumption through the use of state of the art efficient lighting equipment. All lighting equipment, throughout the Town, will be standardized and available, throogh common commercial suppliers. Attached are lighting worksheets for your perusal. A commercial equipment lease will enable the Town to purchase the equipment without expending any capital investment - since the lease will be structured so that the monthly lease payments are equal to the savings return for a relatively short period, after which, the Town owns the equipment outright and may use the savings return as it wishes. An engineering and design audit fee of $2500. is necessary to proceed with the project. This audit will engineer and design the job, setting cost, savings return, and return on investment. This fee is fully refundable upon completion of the installation conlract. Its only purpose is to pay for services should the Town decide to back out of any deal to install the desigxz I will be available to this Board for further information, questions, or modifications. Please feel free to contact me at your convenience. Thank you. Sincerely, Peter .Meeker Director TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 ............................... 1994 Lighting Design Project Page 2 ............................... Overall Executive Summary Page 3 ............................... Lighting Proposal Page 4 ............................... Audit Agreemem Page 5 ............................... Lease Figures Page 6 ............................... LIPA Rebate Page 7 ............................... Management Structure 1994 LAST LIGHT1NG DESIGN PROJECT {DANIEL KARPEN} Average Footcandles: ...................................................... Price: ......................................................................... Savings Over 16 Years: ................................................... /la/fl OVERALL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Average footcandles: .................................................... Price: ..................................................................... _ Savings Annually: ..................................................... . Pay Back Period: ...................................................... ROI: ..................................................................... Capital Investment: ................................................... Tov~ Hall - Southold1 NY ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE TR D23 14 132 UV ILl B 15 3.3~0 30 25 5 75 0 075 ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Town H~II - Southold, NY AREA VOLTAGE ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Police Station - Pe¢oni¢, NY TR D23 24 232 IdV IL1B $41ADV TR D23 14 132 UV 1LI B 8 g41ADV TR D23 24 232 low IPSL B 3 WSS g41ADV OET D23 24 232 UV ~ PSL B I Use Abow I WSS ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Police Station - Peconi% NY 8,760 4 8.760 5 8,760 WSS WSS WSS WSS 4,097 4 ~A,348 4 $8.426 19 $I,414 63 ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Nutritional Center/Human Resources -Mattituck, NY EXISTING HOLrRS OF QTY AREA EXISTING F1XTLIRE VOLTA OCC NOTE TYPE LED Exit No Change No Chang* 54 All Unit~ ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Southold Hi~,hwa}~ Department - Peconic, NY 11958 EXISTING EXISTING HOURS OF QTY AREA nCC NEW FIXTURE TYPE QTY NEW HOURS EXIST NEW WATTS TOTAL OF WATTS WATTS SAVED WATTS OPERATION EACH EACH EACH SAVED 2L 96 T12HO - 2,860 I I Garage 2,860 0 Garage None SRSBT 232 UV 1PSH B 850ADV 10% Ceiling Sensor I 286 257 144 113 1243 286 0 0 0 0 2,860 0 Garage None Dock Office #1 - 2L 96 T12HO - 2,860 2 Work Bench Strip 2,860 2 Office 2L FC)2 T9 2,860 7 Office 4L 40 TI2 - 2x4 75W R40 Inc. - Hi 2~860 4 Office Hat 2,860 0 Office None 10% Relay I 286 SRSBT 232 UV 1SI+ B 100% 841ADV 2 2,860 SB D23 22 217 UV 1PSL B 50% 841ADV 2 I A30 nET D23 24 232 UV 1PSH 13 50% 7 1,430 841ADV 50% 23W R40 CFL - 4100K 4 1,430 50% Wall Switch Sensor 4 1,430 0 0 0 0 257 121 136 272 56 27 29 58 188 74 114 798 75 25 50 200 0 0 0 0 2,860 0 Office None 50% Ceiling Sensor I 1,430 0 0 0 0 2,860 0 Office 2,860 ] Key Storage 2,860 2 Bathroom 2,860 I Bathroom 2,860 I Copy Room 2,860 0 Copy Room 2,860 I Kitchen 2,860 0 Kitchen 8,760 3 Misc 2,860 7 Basement None 50% Relay 100% 23W CFL Keyless 60W thc 100% 23W CFL IL 20 112 100% VL I17 UV ILl W 841ADV WET 132 UV 1PSH W 2L 96 T12 - Stfip 10% 841ADV None 10% Wall Switch Sensor gL 40 T12 - 8' WET 232 UV IPSH W 30% Wrap 841ADV None 30% Lutron Senaor 2L 13W CFL Exit 100% EZXTEU2RW - LED Exit 60W Inc - 100% 23W CFL Keyless I L430 0 0 0 0 I 2,860 100 25 75 75 2,860 60 25 35 70 2,860 29 14 15 15 286 158 74 84 84 286 0 0 0 0 858 376 144 232 232 858 0 0 0 0 8,760 28 3 25 75 7 2,860 60 25 35 245 KW MAINTENANCE KW $ SAVED PER HOURS AVOIDED PER SAVED YEAR SAVED YEAR I243 7,632.2 $1,450.12 $5060 0000 O0 $000 $0.00 0.000 O0 $000 $0.00 0.272 7779 514780 $920 0058 2431 $4619 $6,76 0798 3,0230 $57437 $26 11 0200 7150 $13585 $3660 0.000 00 $0.00 $000 0000 O0 $000 $000 0 000 O0 $000 $0 O0 0,075 214.5 $40.76 $9,15 0.070 200.2 $38.04 $18 30 0015 42.9 $8.15 $1.96 0 084 4307 $81 84 $361 0000 O0 $000 $000 0.232 951.8 $18084 $746 0000 0.0 $000 $000 0075 6570 $124.83 $29,76 0,245 700.7 $13313 $6405 ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Southold Hi~hwa~ Department - Peconic, NY 11958 EXISTING EXISTING HOURS OF QTY AREA FIX~GRE TYPE OCC. OPERATION 2,860 2,860 2,860 Garage 2L 96 T12 - Strip 10% Garage 4L 96 TI 2 - Sinp 10% Garage None I0% 2,860 0 Garage 2,860 15 Garage 2,860 5 Machine Bay 2,860 22 Machine Bay 2,860 3 Bench 2,860 1 Bathroom None 10% 200W Inc - 10% Keyless 2L96T12- 100% 2L 96 TI2 -Stnp 100% 2L40TI2- 100% 60W inc 10% 2,860 0 Bathroom 2,860 I Electric 2,860 0 Electric 2,860 2 par~ 2,860 4 Parts 2,860 4 Shack 2,860 0 Shack 2,860 3 Shack 2,860 0 Shack 2,860 8 Out Building - Garage # 1 None 10% 2L 40 T12 - Strip 30% None 30% 2L 96 TI 2 - 100% Industrial 2L 96 T12- Strip 100% 2L 40 T12 - Strip 10% None 10% 2L96TI2- 10% Industrial None 10% 2L 96 T12HO - 10% Industrial MEW HOURS EXIST NEW WATTS TOTAL KW MAINTENANCE KW $ SAVED PER NEW FIXTURE TYPE QTY OF WATTS WATTS SAVED WATTS SAVED HOURS YEAR AVOIDED PER OPERATION EACH EACH EACH SAVED SAVED YEAR SRSBT 132 UV 1PSH B 5 286 158 74 84 420 0420 2,153.6 $409.18 $18.05 850ADV SRSBT 232 UV 1PSH B I 286 316 144 172 172 0172 862,6 $163,89 $6,94 850ADV Ceiling Sensor I 286 0 0 0 0 0 000 00 $0 00 $000 Relay 1 286 0 0 0 0 0.000 00 $000 $0.00 Gl0 454 UV 1PS E QC C6 6 286 200 206 -6 1764 1764 8,226.5 $1,56304 $194.55 OS 850ES (49W) SRSBT 232 UN' ILl B 5 2,860 158 96 62 310 0310 886.6 $16845 $18.05 850ADV SRSBT 132 UV IHI B 22 2,860 158 73 85 1870 1870 5,348.2 $1,016.16 $79.42 850ADV SRSBI2T 232 UV 2LI B I 2,860 94 144 -50 138 0138 3947 $74,99 $558 850ADV 23W CFL 1 286 60 25 35 35 0035 1645 $3125 $915 Wall Switch Sensor I 286 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 $000 $0.00 RLRB 232 UV 1PSL I 858 94 47 47 47 0.047 2285 $43.42 $186 850ADV Wall Switch Sensor I 858 0 0 0 0 0,000 00 $0.00 $0.00 SRSBT 232 UV 1LI B 2 2,860 158 96 62 124 0 124 354 6 $6738 $7.22 850ADV SRSBT 132 UV IHI B 4 2,860 158 73 85 340 0.340 9724 $18476 $1444 850ADV RLRB 232 UV IPSL 4 286 94 47 47 188 0188 1,021,6 $194 10 $744 850ADV Wall Switch Sensor 2 286 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.0 $0.00 $0.00 SRSBT 232 UV IPSL B 3 286 158 88 70 210 0210 1,2801 $24323 $1083 850ADV Ceiling Sensor ] 286 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.0 $000 $000 SRSBT 232 UV 1PSH B 8 286 257 144 113 904 0.904 5,5507 $1,054.63 $3680 850ADV ENERGY CONSERVATION LIGHTING UPGRADE Southold Hi~hwa~ Department - Peconic, NY 1 1958 EXISTING EXiSTING HOURS OF QTY AREA FIXTURE TYPE OCC. OPERATION NEW FIXTURE TYPE QTY NEW HOURS EXIST NEW WATTS TOTAL OF WATTS WATTS SAVED WATTS OPERATION EACH EACH EACH SAVED 2,860 0 Out Building - Garage 82 2,860 0 Out Building - Garage #3 2,860 2 Trailer 2,860 I 1 Garage #2 2,860 0 Garage #2 None 10% Ceiling Sensor I 286 0 0 0 None 10% Relay I 286 0 0 0 2,860 0 Garage #2 2,860 4 Garage #3 2~860 I Garage #3 2,860 0 Garage #3 None 10% Relay 1 286 0 0 0 200W Inc. - G16 554 UV 2PS E QC C6 10% 3 286 200 299 -99 Keyless 850ES (49W) 175W MH - 10% Remove 1 286 205 0 205 Cobra Head None 10% Ceiling Sensor 3 286 0 0 0 2,860 0 Garage #3 2,860 7 Wood & Paint 2,860 3 Exterior - Pole 2,860 3 Exterior - Pole 2,860 3 Exterior - Pole None 10% Relay 1 286 0 0 0 SRSBT 132 UV 1HI B 2L 96 T12 - Sthp 100% 850ADV 7 2,860 158 73 85 250W HPS - 100% No Change 3 2,860 295 295 0 Power Flood 250W lIPS - 100% No Change 3 2,860 295 295 0 Cobra Head 1000W Quartz - 100% No Change 3 2,860 1000 1000 0 Power Flood KW MAINTENANCE KW $ SAVED PER HOURS AVOIDED PER SAVED YEAR SAVED YEAR 0 0.000 0.0 8000 $0,00 0 0000 00 $000 $000 170 0170 4862 $9238 $722 861 0861 5,9090 $1,122.72 $I42 67 0 0000 O0 $0.00 $000 0 0000 O0 $0.00 $0.00 -97 -0097 2,0315 $38598 $51 88 205 0 205 586.3 $111 40 $12 87 0 0.000 00 $0.00 $0.00 0 0000 0 0 $000 $0.00 595 0595 1,701.7 $323.32 $2527 0 0000 00 $0.00 $0 00 0 0.000 0 0 $0.00 $000 0 0.000 0.0 $000 $000 11,623 12 53,7483 $10,212.18 $913.80 150 167 LVL, inc. 1020 Seawood Drive ~ Southold. NYl1971 · 631~276-3202 . ·. peter @LVLENERGY corn · www~ LVLENERGY. com Audi~ A~re~ement 'V ,b jeen L h co and ~ l/'~ t]~' c4~tt~, cliel~t;. In consideration of client retaining c0ntraetor to conduetan Ihdepeiident service for eliefit, Work is. agreed as-follows: 1. On Site A. Conduct visual' survey of the electrical distribution system B.. Re~ord labeled sei~ice enlrance and ~ub-panel p0?,ver data c. Record descriptive facility power quality data an'd unusual power quality conditions D. ReCord descriptive nameplate and operating data for electrical loads E. Interview plant persormel:tg- aScettain:,prior performance of major loads and electrical system~ histo/y,, of maintenance and repaix; important production matrices tied to electrical costs, and previous and planned significant system changes F. Perform insmunented luminance survey of area andtask lighting G. Acquiredocum~ntation of existing electric billings and controls H. ~Take all ,equipment measurements necessary to ascertain the best application of products to state the customer s facility and reduce the energy consumption without altering the facility operations. OffSite A. Insert as is el¢Cffical load and billing information into computer software model B. Insert.relevant production history data into computer model C. Insert task and area luminance and usage data into model D. Independently insert contractor'sbase of products and technologies into model to simulate performance E. Interactively insert groups'of products and technologies into model to simulate system - wideperformance F. Evaluate ~ghting luminance against accepted standards and client requirements G. Develop a computer model that best balances cost reduction against load and system performance, client preferences, and indusu~ standards H. Compute the exact financial impact of the proposed changes L Prepare and explain a detailed Written report of findings and recommendations J. Provide a specific proposition for implementing recommendations, including alt financial, performance, warranty, arid legal arrangements K. Provide third party surety for savingsperformance of recommended project. 2. Time detail: Contractor will begin the described work upon completion of this contract, and upon receipt of payment from client of the below statdd 'fee. Work will be completed willfin 60 days of this paYmeflt. 3. Surety Terms.: ContractOr Will present a report to client stating ~the results of the on, site analysis of client's facility.' In that report the conclusions of contractor's technical staff will be stated as to minimum degree of electrical billing savings to be ~teated by any further work recommended and as to,the maximum period of time, in months, from which the entire cost of said contracting work will be recovered by client from accrued electrical savings. Based upon information and belief, contractor makes the following guarantee regarding the project to be recommended in the report and project proposal resulting from the Energy Study & Project Design: Estimated minimum savings Estimated annual savings Estimated 5 year savings Estimated 20 year savings 4. Confidentiality: This agreement creates a confidential relationship between contractor and client. Data concerning centmctor's or client's business affairs, vendors, finances, propeaXies, and methods of operation, employees and other such information whether written, oral, or otherwise is confidential in nature. 5. Governing law: Tlfis agreement shall be binding upon the heirs and assigns of the parties and shall be governed by and interpreted according to the laws of New York. 6. The fee quoted in this agreement for the energy study and project deign is valid for 60 days from the date of this agreement, as written, and subject to change thereafter. 7. Entire agreement: This agreement represents the full tmderstanding between the parties and there is no other agreement, oral or written, between them; this agreement may not be modified without an agreement in writing signed by both parties. 8. Notices: All notices under this agreement shall be in writing and delivered personally or by fax received, or mailed by certified mail, postage prepaid, addressed to contractor and client at their last known address. 9. Headings: Headings used in this agreement are for convenience only and shall not be used to interpret or construe its provisions. 10. Non-Competition: Both contractor and client agree to non-competition regarding respective customers. Neither company will attempt to take any customers from the other for any reason whatsoever. Any client information will be kept confidential between the companies and will be used for the sole purpose of performing the contractual services as herein defined. Fee for Energy Study & Project Design: $ ~t90 ~ -- Accepted And Agreed: Client facility Name Title Contractor Name Client Signatu~'.e Client Printed Name. Date Facility Street Address Date ..<- - /~- Contractor Address Gem Commercial Credit, Inc. 34026 Navin Ave, Livonia, MI 48152 jmodes@gemcredit.n~t Gem Commercial Credit, Inc. is pleased to present the following lease proposal to ~; ', '.~.~: on the acqu s Con of a new ener~/management system. 48 months: X .023627 60 months: X .019732 72 months: X .017020 This is a finance/ownership lease with no residual value and is fixed interest for the term. This is a proposal only and is subject to credit approval and proper execution of mutually acceptable documentation. This transaction must be designated as tax exempt under Section 103 of the iRC of 1986 as amended. Lessee's,total amount of tax exempt debt to be issued in this calendar year must not exceed the $30,000,000 limit. Gem Commercial credit, Inc. was formed in 2001 and its principals have over 50 years combined experience in all aspects of leasing and finance.. Gem Commercial Credit works with equipment sellers and users throughout the United States. There are no restrictions on the location of the client. We are active members of the NAELB (National Assn. of Equipment Lease Brokers) and serve on its membership screening committee. We are committed to observing the best busines~ practices and do not charge upfront application fees to our clients. Through a national network of over 65 banks and lending institutions, we find the best source of funds for the customer at compet t~ve rates taking into cons~deratlo all aspects of the transaction such as credit history, borrower net worth, asset collateral life and value, and other factors...all designed to help create the best possible financing arrangement. Our syndication partner on this transaction is the lending arm of a bank which supports the work of thousands of fire departments, school districts, and' municipalities throughout the United States. U~n to $100,000 ~ Projects with incentives equal to or greater than $10,000 require LIPA Pre- Fluorescent Fixture $10-$45 Fluorescent Controls $15 - $40 HID Fixture $20 - $45 HID Controls $75 Area Method Tier 1: $0.40/per Watt Saved for a 10% LPD reduction from NYSECCC Tier 2: $0.80/per Watt Saved for a 30% LPD reduction from NYSECCC Unitary/Split AC Systems $50-$230/ton Air-to-Air Heat Pump Systems Water Source Heat Pump systems $80/ton Water or Evaporative Cooled Unitary $40/ton plus $5/ton for each 0.01 EER above minimum criteria Air Cooled Chillers $25/ton plus $5/ton for each 0.1 EER point above minimum criteria $6 - $15/ton with additional S/ton for Water Cooled Chillers exceeding minimum criteria (see worksheet) Dual Enthalpy Economizer Controls S250/unit $50 ECM Motor $150 Variable Displacement $60/t1P (up to 100 HP) Variable Speed Drive $95/HP (up to 100 HP) erated Air Dryers Cycling $6/CFM Refrigerated Air Dryers Variable $6/CFM Storage Tanks $2 - $3/gallon 1-200 Horse Power, NEMA Premium $45 - $700 5 to 20 Horse Power Controlled $800 - $2000 Electric Steamers, Combination Ovens, Convection Ovens, Electric Griddles, Electric Fryers, Insulated Holding $30 - $1,000 Cabinets, Low-Flow Pre-Rinse Spray Valves Refrigerated and Non-Refrigerated Vending Machines, Glass Fronted $30 - $45 Refrigerated Coolers > to $400,000 'ect $800,000 annual campier customer N/A , to $500,000~ $800,000 annual cap per customer In addition to the Project Incentives, program participants may also receive $1,000 per LEED Certification point related to energy efficiency, up to $25,000. LIPA will fund the first $10,000 of the TA Study related to energy conservation ~neasures and cost share with the customer 50/50 for the additional amount of the study not to exceed $50,000 LIPA will fund the entire cost of the study up to $50,000 per project Up to $50,000 per project LIPA will provide fi~nding up to $100,000 per project for electric energy conservation Up to $200,000 per project $600,000 annual cap per customer In addition to the Project Incentives, program participants may also receive $1,000 per LEED Certification point related to energy efficiency, up to $25,000. LIPA will fund the first $10,000 of the TA Study related to energy conservation measures and cost share with the customer 50/50 for the additional amount of the study not to exceed $50,000 No charge For specific incentive information please reference the LIPA Prescriptive worksheets or contact LiPA's InfoLine 1-800-692-2626 Visit the LIPA Web site www.lipower.org *Check with your LIPA Representative as some projects may require cornrmssioning and other incentives may be available LVL Inc. IVlana ement S uctuLe · Personnel: Peter Meeker, Director, LVL, Inc. 631-276-3202 · Responsible For: Proposal, Audit, Contract, Installation Supervision, M&V, Guarantee, Personnel Training · Personnel: John Medina, EASI, 615-822-7250 · Responsible For: Engineer/Design of Project, Assignment of Treatment Technology, Savings Assumptions · Personnel: Jasper Kassay, Paragon Electric, 631-374-1288 · Responsible For: Manpower, Installation of Design Project, Emergency Maintenance, Licensing & Permits · Personnel: Jasper Kassay, Paragon Electric, 631-374-1288 · Responsible For: Daily Work Production, Safety, Payroll, Manpower, Scheduling, Materials · Personnel: To Be Determined · Responsible For: Tools & Materials, Daily Work Production, Safety, Customer Satisfaction, Apprentice Supervision · Personnel: To Be Determined · Responsible For: Tools & Materials, Safety, Daily Assignments