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Roseville's, will typically see increased sales and marketing benefits through increased media coverage and heighten interest by home buyers. The Contractor will work with City Planning staff to develop preliminary conceptual planning on the issues of solar access and land planning concepts, green credits, entitlement assistance, and other incentives and or requirements for developers. The Contractor review resources of CEC and other organizations to identify other programmatic and financial support. Existinl!: Commercial: Commercial PV applications are larger, typically have lower transactional costs, and may use economies to scale to justify custom designs. A City program can assist the existing commercial sector by providing technical assistance in evaluating solar potential and help the customer navigate the process of selecting a suitable system type and installation contractor. SEI can assist the Solar Cities Program to provide economic analysis spreadsheet for commercial clients with their rate schedule and usage to determine costs and benefits. Technical assistance and training opportunities can be provided on financing tools that add value, such as Federal and State tax credits, depreciation methods, and renewable energy credits (green tags). Rebates and other financial incentives will be explored with an exhaustive evaluation of proven and available financial strategies and local needs. The Contractor will identify front end feasibility self evaluation decision tools easily accessible for considering alternative strategies for commercial developers and will identify methods for providing increased benefits for repetitive commercial projects (office/industrial parks, franchises, etc.). New Commercial: A new commercial program will have many of the same features as the existing commercial segment, particularly the technical and financial advisory role, and process issues in common with new residential developments. The Contractor will work with City Planning staff to develop preliminary conceptual planning on the issues of incentives and or requirements, similar to the new residential developments, to include PV in facility design and construction as well as incentives to encourage local architects and project developers to provide PV and Building Integrated PV (B1PV) design input at the early design stages. Educational programs for design professionals to ensure that the entire project team is ready and able to support the implementation ofPV systems through appropriate specifications and construction documents and are able to incorporate PV in a cost-effective way can also be developed in future phases and offered, perhaps in conjunction with incentive/requirement programs. Technical and program assistance could be offered to developers on appropriate PV and building integrated PV components, system design, installation techniques, construction procurement and planning, as well as dealing with the incentive programs. The Contractor will provide preliminary information on front end feasibility self evaluation decision tools easily accessible for considering alternative strategies for commercial developers and will methods for providing increased benefits for repetitive commercial projects (office/industrial parks, franchises, etc.). City Solar Facilities: For a community-wide solar program to be successful under the Cities' leadership, Livermore and Pleasanton should set the example and "walk the talk" by installing, or continuing to install, PV systems 5050 Laguna Blvd, Suite 112-324, Elk Grove, CA 95758/9t6-213-5978, 9t6-684-7046 (fax) deosol{iilaol.eom (email), CA Lie. #820411