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3/3/2026
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Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Approve Minutes
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Consent Agenda
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142099
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The Courthouse currently meets the target Energy Use Intensity (EUI) for its building type. <br />However, due to shared infrastructure with the adjacent Detention Center - specifically, some <br />Courthouse equipment being powered through the Detention Center's newer electrical system - the <br />reported EUI appears lower than it would be if all energy use were metered directly to the <br />Courthouse. <br />The following EEMs were recommended in the audit to improve operational efficiency and reduce <br />energy consumption. These measures are not required for compliance but are recommended for <br />long-term performance improvement. In addition, due to the shared infrastructure, HVAC-related <br />EEMs that are undertaken in the Courthouse will reduce the EUI of the Detention Center, which is <br />currently over its EUIt. Lighting energy use is captured by the Courthouse energy meter so lighting <br />EEMs will reduce the EUI of the courthouse itself. <br />Table 3 - EEM Analysis <br />TotalUseful <br />• Measure <br />Life of <br />• -ct <br />Total <br />Implementation <br />EEM Name <br />EEM (yrs) <br />Cost <br />Savings <br />D, _ <br />Retro-commission ing <br />5 <br />$33,750 <br />8,010 <br />kWh/year <br />2026 <br />LED Replacement and Occ <br />15 <br />$218,640 <br />37,400 <br />2028-33 <br />Sensors <br />kWh/year <br />Window Film <br />8 <br />$3,700 <br />4,360 <br />kWh/yea r <br />2025 <br />Controls Optimization (Installing <br />Programmable Thermostats <br />20 <br />$4,600 <br />25,190 <br />2025 <br />and Programming existing <br />kWh/year <br />Thermostats) <br />Implementation and O&M Integration Plan <br />For each EEM that is implemented, the following steps will be taken: <br />+ Commissioning: All new systems or controls will be commissioned upon installation to <br />verify performance and ensure alignment with energy targets. <br />+ O&M Program Updates: The building's O&M manual will be updated to include: <br />- Maintenance schedules for new equipment or systems. <br />- Troubleshooting procedures. <br />4 <br />
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