1. Jurupa USD Prop. 39 Energy Efficiency Project Phase III
Larry Baebler
Jonathan Brown
January 20, 2015

2. Jurupa USD Prop. 39 Project Background
California Clean Energy Jobs Act approved by voters November 6,
On May 6, 2013 Jurupa Board approved a Prop. 39 Project Development Agreement
In June 2014, District submitted an application for Jurupa’s Prop project funding to California Energy Commission (CEC)
November 11, 2014 CEC approved Jurupa’s application in the amount of $1,906,726.81

3. Jurupa USD Prop. 39 Project Scope of Work
Installing 1,700 LED exterior lighting fixtures at 26 District sites
Replacing 45 rooftop air conditioning units at 10 schools
Installing new gym lighting at Jurupa Valley HS and Patriot HS
Installing new energy efficient equipment on swimming pool pump motors at Jurupa Valley HS and Rubidoux HS
Replace battery backup systems for emergency lighting at four school sites; Jurupa Valley HS, Patriot HS, Stone ES, and Granite ES

4. Jurupa USD Prop. 39 Project Economics
Prop. 39 funding $1,906,726
Utility incentives $35,000
District contribution $1,088,763
Estimated annual energy savings $110,961
Environmental benefits:
Removing 102 vehicles off our highways
Saving annual electrical usage from 66 homes

5. Jurupa USD Prop. 39 Project Benefits
Improved District security and safety
Improved learning environments
Reduced energy costs
Replacement of old inefficient equipment
Continues the District’s long standing commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable practices

6. Jurupa USD Phase I Energy Project Savings Guarantee
On September 19, 2011 the Board approved our Energy Services Contract for the Phase I project
Our contract included a five year energy savings guarantee
The project was completed in August, 2013
The first year savings guarantee study is now complete
The first year energy guarantee was $1,273,974
The actual energy savings was $1,348,705 (106%)