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7 <br />~. 70% cumulative fuel savings as measured by total fuel usage <br />against the FY10 baseline by FY 15, and an additional 5% by <br />FY 17. <br />A summary of the County's trends in energy, water and fuel usage between <br />FY05 and FY10~ are as follows. <br />• Total energy usage as measured in millions of BTUs (MMBTU) per <br />1,000 square foot of occupied space2 in FY10 decreased by 0.8%, <br />when compared to weather normalized figures for FY05 energy <br />usage; <br />• Total water usage per square foot of occupied space decreased <br />significantly, reaching 16.5 gallons/ sq. ft. in FY 10, or 18% less than <br />in FY 05; <br />• Total fuel usage was only 1 % greater in FY 10 than in FY 05. <br />The composition and occupancy of County buildings and facilities changed so <br />significantly between FY 08 and FY 10, that going forward FY 10 would provide a <br />much more suitable baseline for future comparisons. There have also been <br />changes in the composition of the County's vehicle fleet, including the addition of <br />more alternative fuel vehicles3. For these reasons, the ECT intends to report <br />future fiscal years' usage compared to the FY 10 "baseline" usage. <br />Most of the County's newest buildings, which are much more efficient than older <br />buildings, have been online for less than two years. Going forward, energy use <br />as measured by MMBTU/ 1,000 square feet will continue to decrease because of <br />this efficiency. For example, comparing the following new buildings to Southern <br />Human Services' energy use per sq. ft. finds <br />• The Main Library uses 32% less energy <br />• The West Campus Office Building uses 35% less energy <br />• The Justice Facility uses 57 % less energy <br />The ECT intends to report the County's energy use and progress on <br />conservation on an annual basis. This is the inaugural report. Future reports will <br />be presented as part of the annual budget process to allow appropriate <br />consideration of items with financial implications. <br />The existing Energy, Water and Fuel use policies (originally adopted by the <br />Board of County Commissioners in December 2005, effective January 1, 2006) <br />are included as Appendices B, C and D. <br />1 The Animal Services Center provides significantly different service then typical County buildings and has therefore been <br />excluded from County-wide energy usage figures. <br />2 "Occupied" square footage is the actual portion of grosss space that is actually occupied at a given point in time. There <br />were a variety of methods use in the calcuation of the occupied square footage figures. <br />a Refers to alternatives to traditional vehicles powered by gasoline or diesel only. See Appendix 'A' for a more detailed <br />explanation. <br />2 <br />
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