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Town of Reading <br /> Meeting Minutes AECE1VPU <br /> TOWN Cf ERK <br /> °•-, REkD (NafA <br /> Board - Committee - Commission - Council: 2219 JUL - <br /> Climate Advisory Committee 1 AH 110 40 <br /> Date: 2017-02-08 Time: 7:00 PM <br /> Building: Reading Town Hall Location: Lower Level Conference Room <br /> Address: 16 Lowell Street <br /> Purpose: Bi-monthly meeting <br /> Attendees: Members - Present: <br /> David Zeek, chair; Ray Porter, secretary; Laurie Ann Sylvia, member; Ron <br /> D'Addario, member; Jeff Everson, associate member; Gretchen Latowsky, <br /> member;Gina Snyder, associate member; <br /> Members - Not Present: <br /> None <br /> Others Present: <br /> Tom 011ila, RMLD <br /> Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Ray Porter <br /> Topics of Discussion: <br /> Welcome to Members and Guests <br /> Review minutes, vote on acceptance <br /> None <br /> Ongoing Business: <br /> • RMLD Solar Choice Program (next step) <br /> • Bob L. is open to doing a solar program. He would like to put a town <br /> committee together to define the preferred approach. <br /> • Tom 011ila discussed the two primary options: CSC with the town earning the <br /> lease payment or Reading initiated program with RMLD serving as power <br /> purchase and technical interface. <br /> • First system is operational, but not online. Future installations will be separate <br /> projects and economic benefits may reflect the changes in the SRECs. <br /> • A couple of other sites are being investigated and may be started by the end <br /> of the year. About 100 people on the waiting list for the next project. <br /> • Bob L. has a number of topics that he would like to have community input. <br /> • It is possible to start out as a Reading developed site and the shift to CSC if <br /> Reading does not wish to move forward in the site. <br /> • Potential site include: High school, Burbank Area and Train station with a mix <br /> of parking lot canopies and roof top panels. <br /> • Primary benefit of a solar power project to RMLD is to offset peak power load. <br /> • Storage pilot projects are being initiated by RMLD. <br /> • Time of use power pricing is still an option for customers to lower their <br /> electric bill. <br /> • Peak power generator will operate at the North Reading substation. <br /> Page 1 1 <br />
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