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3 <br /> For Orange County property owners to participate, the County was first required to adopt a <br /> Resolution of Intent, followed by a public hearing and adoption of a final Authorizing <br /> Resolution. If adopted, the County's responsibilities will be limited to education and outreach, <br /> executing agreements, recording liens, and coordinating with EDPNC — requiring minimal <br /> administrative effort. The County will not provide funding, financing, billing, or collections for C- <br /> PACE projects. <br /> Amy Eckbert, Sustainability Manager, made the following presentation: <br /> Slide #1 <br /> i <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> NORTH CAROLINA <br /> C-PACE Public Hearing and <br /> Resolution to Adopt <br /> Amy Eckberg <br /> Sustainability Programs Manager <br /> October 21 , 2025 <br /> Slide#2 <br /> What is C-PACE? <br /> C-PACE =Commercial Property Assessed Capital Expenditure <br /> ➢ Statewide program enacted thru NC Senate Bill 802 (July <br /> 2024); 40 other states have adopted C-PACE <br /> ➢ Voluntary financing program for commercial property <br /> upgrades for clean energy, energy efficiency,water <br /> conservation and resiliency projects <br /> ➢ Program Administered by Economic Development <br /> Partnership of North Carolina(EDPNC) <br /> ➢ Benefits include: Low cost, long-term financing <br />