City Council approves district energy project contracts

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01/12/2012

City Council approves district energy project contracts

MONTPELIER — On Wednesday, the City Council voted 4 to 2 to approve crucial district energy contracts between the city and the state to move the project forward.

City Councilors Alan Weiss and Tom Golonka voted no, with Sarah Jarvis, Nancy Sherman, Angela Timpone and Mayor Mary Hooper voted yes. City Councilor Andy Hooper was not present.

Nailing down these contracts, which City Manager William Fraser expects to have signed by both parties this week, is a huge hurdle for the biomass district energy project to clear.

"This is a big deal," Fraser said. "We're setting up what is hopefully a lifetime arrangement" between the city and the state.

Download District-Heat-City Council Presentation

Contracts

Download Term_sheet is a simplified version of the contracts

Download Thermal_purchase_sale_agreement

Download Sub-recipient_agreement

Download Procurement_agreement

Posted at 02:40 PM in City Hall | Permalink

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