Board accepts $16.9M energy audit, fast-tracks $3.9M in solar projects for tax credits
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The Board of Supervisors accepted an investment-grade audit (IGA) from Southland Industries identifying ~$16.9M in facility energy measures. They directed staff to expedite $3.9M in solar photovoltaic projects this year to capture tax credits, while keeping larger HVAC and other measures contingent on funding and phased amendments under Gov. Code §4217.
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The board directed staff to expedite identified solar photovoltaic projects to capture tax credits this year
Keeping HVAC and other measures staged pending funding
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