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Exhibit A Existing Pleasanton PV Facility Highest Green Rated Fire Station in the Nation Pleasanton Fire Station #4 incorporated many state of the art green features and attained the USGBC LEEDTM Certified "Gold" standard. This was the first municipal building constructed following the Pleasanton's adoption of a commercial green building ordinance. We set the bar high to lead by example and shared our experiences with other municipalities, local. developers and builders in order to pass on what we have learned from our own efforts. In addition to the energy benefits from its passive solaz design, 20% of the energy needs for the building aze met by a 12.8 kW photovoltaic solar power (and vehicle shading) system. The landscape was designed and constructed to Bay-Friendly Landscape standards with measures including waste reduction, the use of recycled and other sustainable building landscape construction materials, energy efficiency, erosion control, reduction of storm water runoff, indoor environmental quality, and water conservation and pollution reduction. Many of these measures provide on-going operating costs savings to the City of Pleasanton as well. Possible Future Pleasanton PV Facilities • Police Department - 24/7 operation and load, flat roof with pazapet likely candidate for loose attached panels with added insulation value • Public Library - 7 days a week operation with hours on into the evening. Should consider covered carport with panels and interactive learning components for kids. • Aquatic Center -Pumps, filters and heats more than a million gallons of water of for the public pools and ancillary uses. • SchooUCity gym project -The PUSD and City jointly constructed and maintain 3 gymnasium facilities at various middle school locations. Could be good PR and include an educational element. Livermore's Existing PV Installation and Future Options City Hall Livermore City Hall was originally constructed with surfaces suitable to receive the installation of a solaz water piping system. Several yeazs ago, the building underwent a complete remodel that included the installation of a 75kw PV system where the solaz water system was to be installed. The system infrastructure was designed and constructed to eventually expand to 100kw. Future expansion would include pulling wire and installing the PV panels, however, the inverter is already sized for 100kw. Other City Facilities It would be wise to consider all lazge City buildings to retrofit with PV systems. Some fire houses may be too small, have mature vegetation, or aze otherwise not be suited for PV installation. 5050 Laguna Blvd, Suite 112-324, Elk Grove, CA 95758 / 916-213-5978, 916-684-7046 (fax) deosol@aol.com (email), CA Lic. #820411