Agenda packet — Imperial City Council, June 17, 2026 (part 1 of 3)

City Council
Ida Obeso-Martinez - Mayor
Stacy Mendoza - Mayor Pro-Tem
Katherine Burnworth - Council Member
Robert Amparano - Council Member
James Tucker- Council Member
AGENDA
Regular Meeting of the Imperial City Council
City Council Chambers
220 West 9th Street
Imperial, CA 92251-1637
June 17, 2026
Closed Session at 06:00 pm
Open Session at 07:00 pm
The City Council meetings are live-streamed on the City’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/cityofimperial by remaining in the room, you are giving permission to be recorded.

Public Comments: Members of the public who wish to speak are encouraged to fill out a Speaker Slip and submit it to the City Clerk before the start of the meeting. Public comments are limited to 3 minutes. Comments may also be submitted by email to [email protected] no later than 5:00 p.m., the day of the meeting.

Americans with Disabilities Act: Requests for special assistance to participate in the meeting, please contact the City Clerk’s Office by calling (760) 355-5303 or emailing [email protected]. Notification of 48 hours before the meeting will enable the city to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting [28 CFR 35.102-35.104 ADA title II].

All documents with executive summaries and staff recommendations for open session action items are available on the City’s website 72 hours before the meeting www.imperial.ca.gov.

Supplemental writing distributed to the City Council within 72 hours of the meeting will also be posted online. Written materials shared during the meeting will be available there if prepared by the city or afterward if prepared by others. These materials can be obtained from the City Clerk’s Office.
6:00 P.M. CLOSED SESSION

ROLL CALL
PUBLIC COMMENT FOR CLOSED SESSION ITEMS ONLY: At this time, members of the public may address the City Council on Closed Session items. Pursuant to State Law, the City Council may not discuss or take action on issues not on the meeting agenda (Government Code

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Section 54954.2). If you are compensated to communicate with City officials, you may be required to register and/or make certain disclosures as a lobbyist. Please see the City Clerk for additional information. There is a time limit of three (3) minutes for anyone wishing to address the City Council on these matters.

CITY COUNCIL ADJOURNS INTO CLOSED SESSION: The City Council finds, based on advice from the City Attorney, that discussion in open session of the following described matter(s) will prejudice the position of the city in existing and anticipated litigation.

CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL: The City Council finds, based on advice from the City Attorney, that discussion in open session of the following described matter(s) will prejudice the position of the City in existing and anticipated litigation.

CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION (Gov. Code §54956.9(d)(1).) i. City of Imperial vs. Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing LLC, et al, Imperial County Superior Court Case No ECU004457 ii. Imperial Valley Manufacturing, LLC vs. City of Imperial, United States District Court for the Southern District of California Case No 26CV128 JLS BJW. iii. Novalk, LLC v. City of Imperial et. al, United States District Court for the Southern District of California, 25CV2307 BAS DDL i.v. Schaffer vs. City of Imperial et al Imperial County Superior Court Case No. ECU004772
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Initiation of Litigation pursuant to California Government Code section 54956.9(c) : 1 Potential Case Significant exposure to litigation G.C §54956.9 (d)(2): 2 Potential Cases PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION (GC 54954.5(e)) Title: City Manager PUBLIC EMPLOYEE APPOINTMENT G.C.§54957 Title: City Attorney CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS G.C. §54957.6 Agency Representatives: City Manager Employee Organization: Imperial Police Officers Association, Teamsters Local 542 & Employee Organization Management Supervisory, Professional, Confidential, and Police Captain/Unrepresented
7:00 P.M. REGULAR MEETING

CALL TO ORDER

ROLL CALL

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE AGENDA: The City Council may amend the order, add urgency items, note abstentions or “no” votes on consent calendar items, and request consent calendar items be removed from the consent calendar for discussion. The City Council may also remove items from the consent calendar before that portion of the agenda. The City Council may address these issues by entertaining a formal motion.

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CITY ATTORNEY REPORT ON CLOSED SESSION
PUBLIC COMMENT: If you wish to address the City Council concerning any item within the City Council’s jurisdiction, please raise your hand and be acknowledged by the mayor. At that time, state your name and address for the record. The mayor reserves the right to place a time limit of three (3) minutes on each person’s presentation.

A. PRESENTATIONS
A.1. Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Proclamation presentation.

B. CONSENT AGENDA: All items appearing under the “Consent Agenda” will be acted upon by the City Council with one motion without discussion. Should any council member or other person request that any item be considered separately that item will then be taken up at the time as determined by the mayor.

B.1. Approval of Warrants Report.

B.2. Ratify Sponsor letter regarding SB 675 (Padilla), a measure related to clean air in the Imperial Valley
B.3. Ratify Support letters regarding SB 886: Ratepayer and Technological Innovation Protection Act
B.4. Ratify Support Letter for Reps4Vet in support of its application for the Staff Parker Gordon Fax Suicide Prevention Grant
B.5. Ratify Support letter regarding SB 887: Good Neighbor Data Centers Leadership Project
B.6. 2026 Conflict of Interest Code Biennial Notice
B.7. Authorization to Declare Surplus and Approve Sale and Disposal of Public Services Equipment
B.8. Authorization to reject claim Athens File Number CJP-3056822 as recommended by Athens.

B.9. Establishment of classification, salary range, and job description for Parks and Recreation Manager.

C. PUBLIC HEARING (DISCUSSION/ACTION):

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C.1. Authorization to implement the City's Energy Infrastructure Modernization Program and meet the federal incentive deadline.

Presenter: Thomas Garcia, Assistant to the City Manager Recommended Action: Adopt Resolution 2026-42, AUTHORIZATION FOR

IMPLEMENTING THE CITY OF IMPERIAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

MODERNIZATION PROGRAM PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 4217.10-18, MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS AND AUTHORIZING RELATED ACTIONS and authorize an amendment to the Energy Services Agreement with Climatec (previously approved by Council in November 2025) to now include the detailed scope of work for program implementation.

C.2. Postpone Public Hearing on Levies for Lighting and Landscape Districts to the next regular City Council meeting on July 1, 2026
Presenter: Victor Manriquez, Finance Director
Recommended Action: Adopt Resolution No. 2026-43, AUTHORIZING

POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ON LEVIES FOR LIGHTING AND

LANDSCAPE DISTRICTS (SKY RANCH, WILDFLOWER AND PASEO DEL SOL) TO THE NEXT REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON JULY 1, 2026.

D. ACTION ITEMS (DISCUSSION/ACTION):

D.1. Approve Resolutions for the 2026 General Municipal Election.

Presenter: Dennis H. Morita, City Manager
Recommended Action: Approve and Adopt the following resolutions:

Resolution No. 2026-35, CALLING FOR THE HOLDING OF A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026 FOR THE ELECTION OF

CERTAIN OFFICERS AS REQUIRED BY THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAWS OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA RELATING TO GENERAL LAW CITIES
Resolution No. 2026-36, REQUESTING THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE

COUNTY OF IMPERIAL TO CONSOLIDATE A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 3, 2026, WITH THE STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON THE DATE PURSUANT TO § 10403 OF THE ELECTIONS CODE Resolution No. 2026-37, ADOPTING REGULATIONS FOR CANDIDATES FOR

ELECTIVE OFFICE PERTAINING TO CANDIDATES STATEMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS AT AN ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026 Resolution No. 2026-39, SETTING PRIORITIES FOR FILING A WRITTEN

ARGUMENT(S) REGARDING A CITY MEASURE AND DIRECTING THE CITY

ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS
Resolution No. 2026-40, PROVIDING FOR THE FILING OF REBUTTAL ARGUMENTS

FOR CITY MEASURES SUBMITTED AT MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

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D.2. Acceptance of Citywide Speed Survey Completed by the Imperial Police Department
Presenter: Aaron Reel, Police Chief
Recommended Action: Accept and approve the citywide speed survey completed by the Imperial Police Department.

D.3. Expenditure Plan and Resolution Accepting the 2024/2025, State Citizen's Option for Public Safety (COPS) Allocation Funding
Presenter: Aaron Reel, Police Chief
Recommended Action: Adopt Resolution No. 2026-27, RESOLUTION OF THE

CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IMPERIAL APPROVING THE ACCEPTANCE

OF STATE CITIZENS OPTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY (COPS) PROGRAM FUNDING FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024-2025
Adopt Resolution No. 2026-28, RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF IMPERIAL APPROVING THE ACCEPTANCE OF STATE CITIZENS

OPTIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY (COPS) PROGRAM FUNDING FOR FISCAL YEAR 2024-2025 GROWTH
D.4. Monterrey Park Subdivision No.2 Unit 3C - Phases 68-70 Approval and Acceptance of Off-Site Street Improvements, and authorize Partial Reconveyance to Jupiter Ventures I, LP.

Presenter: Othon Mora, Community Development Director
Recommended Action:

1. Staff recommends approval and acceptance of off-site street improvements of Monterrey Park Subdivision No.2 Unit 3C - Phases 68-70.

2. Staff recommends authorization of Partial Reconveyance regarding Lots 1 to 6 per FM 28-70, Lots 475 to 470 per FM 28-70 and Lots 535 to 530 per FM 28-70 to Jupiter Ventures I, LP.

D.5. Monterrey Park Subdivision No.2 Unit 3C - Phase 71 Approval and Acceptance of Off-Site Street Improvements, and authorize Partial Reconveyance to Jupiter Ventures I, LP.

Presenter: Othon Mora, Community Development Director
Recommended Action:

1. Staff recommends approval and acceptance of off-site street improvements of Monterrey Park Subdivision No.2 Unit 3C - Phase 71.

2. Staff recommends authorization of Partial Reconveyance regarding Lots 476 to 478 per FM 28-70, Lots 527 to 529 per FM 28-70 to Jupiter Ventures I, LP.

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D.6. Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Municipal Budget.

Presenter: Victor Manriquez, Finance Director
Recommended Action: Approve and adopt Resolution No. 2026-41 A

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IMPERIAL,

CALIFORNIA APPROVING THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR THAT BEGINS ON JULY 1, 2026, AND ENDS ON JUNE 30, 2027.

E. REPORTS:
• Department Reports
• City Manager Report
• Mayor and Councilmember Reports
ADJOURNMENT: The next regular meeting of the Imperial City Council will be held on July 1, 2026.

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
Check Register Report
Check
Date
Check
Number
Status Amount
BANK:

Vendor
Number Vendor Name Check Description
US BANK Page: 1
Time: 2:49 pm
Date: 06/11/2026
Void/Stop
Date
Reconcile
Date
US BANK Checks
ACADEMI AWARDS & 307.43

TROPHIES
132871 06/04/26 Printed 735 8934 87082
132872 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 8324 ACCUSOURCEHR, INC 95691 87786 402.83 132873 06/04/26 Printed 195 ALLIED WASTE TRASH- MAY 2026 87873 189,646.06 132874 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 5956 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES 1YPC-VCJH-R9KF 87080 863.13 BAKER DISTRIBUTING 203.04

COMPANY LLC
132875 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 6069 GR87800 87987
132876 06/04/26 Printed 3763 BERNARD MERCEDES 9721-0050/241 CAHUILLA 31.81 132877 06/04/26 Printed 3395 BLACKMAN PLUMBING INC. 26-70867 88298 353.09 132878 06/04/26 Printed 7158 BLUETARP FINANCIAL, INC. J96022 88112 61.15 132879 06/04/26 Printed 9079 BRENT RICHARD BELICKI 9968-3072/498 TRESHILL #143 145.99 CALIFORNIA BUILDING 402.30

STANDARDS
132880 06/04/26 Printed 2430 JAN -MARCH 2026 87680
132881 06/04/26 Printed 6222 CODE EXXPERTS, LLC 2026-0012 88014 4,111.76 COMMERCIAL AVENUE 5,277.44

TRUCK &
132882 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 3870 COM1-426444 87993 CONSTANGY, BROOKS, 1,729.00
SMITH
132883 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 9041 57583520 87788 132884 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 1302 DAVID TURCH & ASSOCIATES JUNE 2026 5,000.00 132885 06/04/26 Printed 8336 ECHO ONE 444 88162 272.00
132886 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 8740 FERNANDO RUIZ, INC. 173397 87989 1,050.00 132887 06/04/26 Printed 9078 GISELLE URUCHURTU 9928-0941/2300 MYRTLE #79 79.72 GREEN RUBBER-KENNEDY 38.65
AG
132888 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 7720 I-110367 88163 132889 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 3039 HOLTVILLE TRIBUNE 0102195 87682 144.00 IMPERIAL COUNTY FIRE 129,576.27
DEPT.
132890 06/04/26 Printed 120 MARCH 2026 87081
IMPERIAL COUNTY PUBLIC 728.00
HEALTH
132891 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 4637 25607 87988
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION 20,493.12

DISTRICT
132892 06/04/26 Printed 028 JUNE 3, 2026
IMPERIAL TRUSS & LUMBER 319.32
CO.
132893 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 3187 B85346 88114
IMPERIAL VALLEY AIR 9,725.00

CONDITIONI
132894 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 7777 6055 87842
132895 06/04/26 Printed 2523 IMPERIAL VALLEY EMPLOYER MEMBERSHIP 26-27 87791 50.00 132896 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 6472 INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES 96482842 87942 15.18 132897 06/04/26 Printed 9082 JENNIFER IZQUIERDO 9939-8025/286 CANON 4.00 JGC GOVERNMENT 3,000.00
RELATIONS, INC.
132898 06/04/26 Printed 8141 2168 87084
132899 06/04/26 Printed 7751 JUNIOR'S CAFE INC. 13-20240 87792 610.76 K-C WELDING & RENTALS, 810.38
INC.
132900 06/04/26 Printed 868 228317 88167
LA BRUCHERIE IRRIGATION 70.92
SUPPLY
132901 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 1647 330112 88164
132902 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 1996 LEE TIRE CO. 412488 88020 99.43 132903 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 3852 LUIS LIZARRAGA 6/18/26 - 6/16/26 DRE TRAINING 129.00 132904 06/04/26 Printed 9077 MARIE HISEL 9520-0280/194 SAMPSON 25.00 132905 06/04/26 Printed 9081 MARTIN URBINA 9964-0990/619 N E 33.35 132906 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 1190 MISSIONSQUARE - 304257 5/29/26 441.40 132907 06/04/26 Printed 8669 NAPA AUTO PARTS 574735 88165 36.30 NORMAN A. TRAUB 6,444.89

ASSOCIATES
132908 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 6127 26004 87789
132909 06/04/26 Printed 9080 OLGA CONTRERAS 9992-0962/218 W 3RD #102 64.18 132910 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/04/26 9000 PETER NGUYEN MAY 2026 87793 6,307.84 132911 06/04/26 Printed 084 PITNEY BOWES BANK INS 21257183 6/2/26 87875 600.00 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL 521.53

FINANCIAL
132912 06/04/26 Printed 3179 3107918051 87872
132913 06/04/26 Printed 8516 QUICK QUACK CAR WASH ARB266162 87874 246.87 132914 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 3786 RINGCENTRAL INC CD_001446911 88019 1,426.38 132915 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 979 SELLERS PETROLEUM CL50940 21,676.83 132916 06/04/26 Printed 8808 SPEARUS LLC INV-2938 87275 259,468.33 B.1

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
Check Register Report
Check
Date
Check
Number
Status Amount
BANK:

Vendor
Number Vendor Name Check Description
US BANK Page: 2
Time: 2:49 pm
Date: 06/11/2026
Void/Stop
Date
Reconcile
Date
US BANK Checks
132917 06/04/26 Printed 1934 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 045-564617 88024 700.00 132918 06/04/26 Printed 6883 ULINE 208176630 87809 520.77 UNDERGROUND SERVICE 215.52

ALERT OF
132919 06/04/26 Printed 275 25-263968 87869
132922 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/08/26 615 VALLEY PEST SERVICES, INC 14362099 1,515.00 132923 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 8150 VENCER PUBLIC AFFAIRS & 402 87085 2,000.00 132924 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/10/26 2081 VESTIS GROUP, LLC MAY 28, 2026 3,664.31 132925 06/04/26 Reconciled 06/09/26 5674 WAGEWORKS, INC INV8860940 MAR 2026 87785 304.00 132926 06/04/26 Printed 1715 WAXIE SANITARY SUPPLY 83937921 87841 1,139.23 Total Checks: 54 Checks Total (excluding void checks): 683,102.51 Total Payments: 54 Bank Total (excluding void checks): 683,102.51 Total Payments: 54 Grand Total (excluding void checks): 683,102.51 B.1.

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B.6.

City Council

STAFF REPORT
Document ID: 2026-325
Category: Consent Item
Department: Human Resources
Department Head: Kristen Smith, Human Resources Director Meeting Date: June 17, 2026
SUBJECT:
2026 CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE BIENNIAL NOTICE
BACKGROUND:

The Political Reform Act requires local agencies to adopt a Conflict of Interest Code, setting forth disclosure requirements for various public office and employee positions.

State law also requires the City to conduct a biennial review of its Conflict of Interest Code and make revisions as appropriate.

The code reviewing body (City Council) must notify the agency (City of Imperial) to review their conflict of interest codes by July 1, 2026.

Upon review, should any conflict of interest code require changes, notification that amendments are needed will be submitted to the City Council by October 1, 2026. Any changes to the code must be approved by City Council within 90 days of notification.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact associated with this action.

REQUESTED ACTION:

Staff recommends the City Council direct staff to complete the 2026 Local Agency Biennial Notice and begin review of the City’s Conflict of Interest Code to determine if an amendment is required.

CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION:

Attachments:

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B.6.

1. 2026 Conflict of Interest Code Biennial Notice Instructions for Local Agencies

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[email protected] 1.866.275.3772 or 916.322.5660
www.fppc.ca.gov FPPC • 076-04.2026 • Page 1 of 1

FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
2026 Conflict of Interest Code
Biennial Notice Instructions for Local Agencies
The Political Reform Act requires every local government agency to review its conflict of interest code biennially. A conflict of interest code tells public officials, governmental employees, and consultants what financial interests they must disclose on their Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700).

By July 1, 2026: The code reviewing body must notify agencies and special districts within its jurisdiction to review their conflict of interest codes.

By October 1, 2026: The biennial notice must be filed with the agency’s code reviewing body.

The FPPC has prepared a 2026 Local Agency Biennial Notice form for local agencies to complete or send to agencies within its jurisdiction to complete before submitting to the code reviewing body. The City Council is the code reviewing body for city agencies. The County Board of Supervisors is the code reviewing body for county agencies and any other local government agency whose jurisdiction is determined to be solely within the county (e.g., school districts, including certain charter schools). The FPPC is the code reviewing body for any agency with jurisdiction in more than one county and will contact them.

The Local Agency Biennial Notice is not forwarded to the FPPC.

If amendments to an agency’s conflict of interest code are necessary, the amended code must be forwarded to the code reviewing body for approval within 90 days. An agency’s amended code is not effective until it has been approved by the code reviewing body.

If you answer yes, to any of the questions below, your agency’s code probably needs to be amended.
• Is the current code more than five years old?
• Have there been any substantial changes to the agency’s organizational structure since the last code was approved?
• Have any positions been eliminated or re-named since the last code was approved? • Have any new positions been added since the last code was approved? • Have there been any substantial changes in duties or responsibilities for any positions since the last code was approved?
If you have any questions or are still not sure if you should amend your agency’s conflict of interest code, please contact the FPPC. Additional information including an online webinar regarding how to amend a conflict of interest code is available on FPPC’s website.

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B.7.

City Council

STAFF REPORT
Document ID: 2026-350
Category: Consent Item
Department: Public Services
Department Head: Jenell Guerrero, Interim Public Services Director Meeting Date: June 17, 2026
SUBJECT:

AUTHORIZATION TO DECLARE SURPLUS AND APPROVE SALE AND DISPOSAL

OF PUBLIC SERVICES EQUIPMENT
BACKGROUND:

A review and condition assessment of equipment at the Public Services Yard identified several assets that are no longer beneficial for ongoing operations and maintenance activities. These items have either reached the end of their expected service life, been replaced by more suitable and practical equipment, or are no longer compatible with current operational needs or practices.

Staff is requesting authorization to declare the identified equipment as surplus property.

Usable items with resale value will be sold, while items determined to have no practical use or resale value will be disposed of in accordance with applicable regulations and City policies.

FISCAL IMPACT:

None
REQUESTED ACTION:

Authorize the declaration of identified equipment as surplus property and approve the sale and/or disposal of such items.

CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION:

Attachments:

1. Streets Surplus List

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B.7.

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Seal Master Machine Crack Pro Machine
Tank and Trailer Utility Truck Toolboxes

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Trailer
PCMS Board x2 Totes of Old Street Signs x 2

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B.8.

City Council

STAFF REPORT
Document ID: 2026-355
Category: Consent Item
Department: Human Resources
Department Head: Kristen Smith, Human Resources Director Meeting Date: June 17, 2026
SUBJECT:

AUTHORIZATION TO REJECT CLAIM ATHENS FILE NUMBER CJP-3056822 AS RECOMMENDED BY ATHENS.

BACKGROUND:

Recommendation from Athens to reject claim Athens File Number CJP-3056822 submitted by Arcelia Nubes on June 5, 2026.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact associated with this action.

REQUESTED ACTION:

Staff recommends approval to reject claim.

CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION:

Attachments:

1. Claim - Nubes, Arcelia_Redacted

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B.9.

City Council

STAFF REPORT
Document ID: 2026-356
Category: Consent Item
Department: Human Resources
Department Head: Kristen Smith, Human Resources Director Meeting Date: June 17, 2026
SUBJECT:

ESTABLISHMENT OF CLASSIFICATION, SALARY RANGE, AND JOB
DESCRIPTION FOR PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGER.

BACKGROUND:

Staff recommends the City Council approve and adopt the creation of a new classification, job description and salary range for Parks and Recreation Manager.

FISCAL IMPACT:

This position has been included in the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget.

REQUESTED ACTION:

Recommendation to establish a new classification, salary range and job description for Parks and Recreation Manager.

CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION:

Attachments:

1. City of Imperial Parks and Recreation Manager Job Description - Pending CC Approval 06-17-26

2. Revised Salary Schedule - Pending CC Approval 06-17-26

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CITY OF IMPERIAL

JOB DESCRIPTION
PENDING CC APPROVAL 06/17/2026

PARKS AND RECREATION MANAGER
SALARY: RANGE 98
FLSA Exempt – MSPC Unrepresented
Department: Parks and Recreation

DEFINITION
Under general direction, plans, organizes, oversees, coordinates, and manages the staff and operations of the Parks and Recreation Department, including parks maintenance, recreation programs, and community special events; participates in the development of policies and strategies for department operations; manages the effective use of department resources to improve organizational productivity and customer service; provides complex and responsible support to the Parks and Recreation Director in areas of expertise; and performs related duties as assigned.

SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED
Receives general direction from the Parks and Recreation Director. Exercises direct supervision over supervisory, professional, technical, maintenance, and administrative support staff.

CLASS CHARACTERISTICS
This is a management classification responsible for planning, organizing, reviewing, and evaluating the operations of parks maintenance, recreation programs, and community special events within the Parks and Recreation Department. Incumbents are responsible for performing diverse, specialized, and complex work involving significant accountability and decision-making responsibilities, which include developing and implementing policies and procedures for assigned programs, budget administration and reporting, and program evaluation, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Incumbents serve as a professional-level resource for organizational, managerial, and operational analyses and studies. Performance of the work requires the use of considerable independence, initiative, and discretion within broad guidelines.

EXAMPLES OF TYPICAL JOB FUNCTIONS (Illustrative Only)
Management reserves the right to add, modify, change, or rescind the work assignments of different positions and to make reasonable accommodations so qualified employees can perform the essential functions of the job.
➢ Plans, manages, and oversees the daily functions, operations, and activities of the Parks and Recreation Department, including parks maintenance, year-round recreation programs, and special events. ➢ Participates in the development and implementation of goals, objectives, work plans, policies, and priorities for the department; recommends within department policy, appropriate service and staffing levels; recommends and administers policies and procedures. ➢ Participates in the development, administration, and oversight of the department budget; determines funding needed for staffing, equipment, materials, and supplies; ensures compliance with budgeted funding.
➢ Develops and standardizes procedures and methods to improve and continuously monitor the efficiency and effectiveness of assigned programs, service delivery methods, and procedures; assesses and monitors workload, administrative and support systems, and internal reporting relationships; identifies

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Parks and Recreation Manager

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PENDING CC APPROVAL 06/17/2026
opportunities for improvement and makes recommendations to the Parks and Recreation Director. ➢ Participates in the selection of, trains, motivates, and evaluates assigned personnel; provides or coordinates staff training; works with employees to correct deficiencies; recommends and implements discipline and termination procedures.
➢ Performs project management responsibilities; develops logical and efficient project plans; establishes priorities; monitors and manages task completion; anticipates and avoids problems; works collaboratively and cooperatively with team members and user groups to ensure project accountability. ➢ Develops and manages requests for proposals for professional and/or contracted services; prepares scope of work and any technical specifications; evaluates proposals and recommends award; negotiates contracts; administers contracts to ensure compliance with City specifications and service quality. ➢ Reviews plans and specifications; monitors contractor performance; ensures quality control, safety compliance, and adherence to contractual obligations.
➢ Administers capital improvement projects and facility renovations; prepares project timelines, budgets, and progress documentation; ensures compliance with City standards and regulatory requirements. ➢ Manages work orders, inspections, and maintenance schedules for parks, sports fields, playgrounds, and public facilities.
➢ Serves as liaison for assigned functions with other City departments, divisions, and outside agencies; provides staff support to commissions, committees, and task forces, as required. ➢ Provides highly complex staff assistance to the Parks and Recreation Director; prepares and presents staff reports and other written materials; supervises the establishment and maintenance of working and official department files; ensures the proper documentation of operations and activities. ➢ Reviews the work of staff to ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, codes, and regulations.
➢ Represents the City in meetings with members of other public and private organizations, community groups, contractors, and the public.
➢ Establishes and maintains partnerships with schools, nonprofit organizations, and community groups. ➢ Attends and participates in professional group meetings; stays abreast of new trends and innovations in the fields of parks maintenance, recreation programs, and special events. ➢ Monitors changes in regulations and technology that may affect operations; implements policy and procedural changes after approval.
➢ Answers questions and provides information to the public; investigates and responds to complaints, inquiries and service requests from citizens, other departments, and agencies. ➢ Ensures staff observe and comply with all City and mandated safety rules, regulations, and protocols. ➢ Performs related duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of:
➢ Organization and management practices as applied to the development, analysis, and evaluation of programs, policies, and operational needs of the assigned area of responsibility. ➢ Principles and practices of employee supervision, including work planning, assignment review and evaluation, discipline, and the training of staff in work procedures. ➢ Principles and practices of leadership.

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➢ Administrative principles, practices, and methods including goal setting, program development, implementation and evaluation, policy and procedure development, quality control, and work standards.
➢ Principles and techniques for working with groups and fostering effective team interaction to ensure teamwork is conducted smoothly.
➢ Principles and practices of budget development and administration. ➢ Principles and practices of contract administration and management. ➢ General principles of risk management related to the functions of the assigned area. ➢ Principles and practices of planning, coordinating and implementing a variety of recreation programs and special events.
➢ Principles and practices of project management and capital improvement projects. ➢ Basic practices, procedures, methods, tools, and materials involved in the maintenance of parks and recreation facilities.
➢ Arithmetic and statistical techniques.
➢ Research methods and techniques.
➢ Recent and on-going developments, current literature, and sources of information related to the operations of the assigned department.
➢ Methods and techniques of preparing technical and administrative reports, and general business correspondence.
➢ Applicable federal, state, and local laws, codes, and regulations as well as industry standards and best practices pertinent to the assigned area of responsibility. ➢ City and mandated safety rules, regulations, and protocols. ➢ Techniques for providing a high level of customer service, by effectively dealing with the public, vendors, contractors, and City staff.
➢ The structure and content of the English language, including the meaning and spelling of words, rules of composition, and grammar.
➢ Modern equipment and communication tools used for business functions and program, project, and task coordination, including computers and software programs relevant to work performed.

Ability to:
➢ Select and supervise staff, provide training and development opportunities, ensure work is performed effectively, and evaluate performance in an objective and positive manner. ➢ Develop and implement goals, objectives, practices, policies, procedures, and work standards. ➢ Provide administrative, management, and professional leadership for the Parks and Recreation Department.
➢ Prepare and administer complex budgets; allocate limited resources in a cost-effective manner. ➢ Administer capital improvement projects.
➢ Ensure safety procedures are properly followed, including those related to traffic control and operation of a variety of maintenance equipment, tools, and materials. ➢ Read and interpret plans and specifications.
➢ Perform mathematical calculations quickly and accurately. ➢ Research, analyze, and evaluate new service delivery methods, procedures, and techniques. ➢ Supervise the establishment of filing, record-keeping, and tracking systems. ➢ Understand, interpret, and apply all pertinent laws, codes, regulations, policies and procedures, and standards relevant to work performed.
➢ Effectively represent the department and the City in meetings with governmental agencies, community groups, schools, nonprofit organizations, various business, professional, and regulatory organizations, and in meetings with individuals.
➢ Prepare clear and concise reports, correspondence, documentation, and other written materials. ➢ Use tact, initiative, prudence, and independent judgment within general policy and procedural guidelines.

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➢ Independently organize work, set priorities, meet critical deadlines, and follow-up on assignments. ➢ Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing, using appropriate English grammar and syntax.
➢ Establish, maintain, and foster positive and effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work.
➢ Effectively use computer systems, software applications relevant to work performed, and modern business equipment to perform a variety of work tasks.

Education and Experience:

Any combination of training and experience that would provide the required knowledge, skills, and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the required qualifications would be:

Education:
➢ Equivalent to a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.

Experience:
➢ Five (5) years of increasingly responsible experience in parks and recreation, park maintenance, landscaping, special events, and/or planning and implementing youth or adult programs, including two (2) years in a supervisory capacity.

Licenses and Certifications:
➢ Possession of a valid California Driver’s License, to maintained throughout employment.

Preferred:
➢ Possession of a valid California Department of Pesticide Regulation Qualified Applicator Certificate. ➢ Possession of a valid Playground Safety Inspector Certificate issued by the National Recreation and Park Association.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS
When assigned to an office environment, must possess mobility to work in a standard office setting and use standard office equipment, including a computer; vision to read printed materials and a computer screen; and hearing and speech to communicate in person and over the telephone; ability to stand and walk between work areas may be required. Finger dexterity is needed to access, enter, and retrieve data using a computer keyboard or calculator and to operate standard office equipment. Positions in this classification occasionally bend, stoop, kneel, reach, push, and pull drawers open and closed to retrieve and file information.

When assigned to working outdoors while overseeing park maintenance, recreation activities, and/or special events, must possess mobility to work in changing site conditions; possess the strength, stamina, and mobility to perform light to medium physical work; to sit, stand, and walk on level, uneven, or slippery surfaces; to reach, twist, turn, kneel, and bend, to climb and descend ladders; and to operate a motor vehicle and visit various City sites; vision to inspect site conditions and work in progress. The job involves fieldwork requiring frequent walking in operational areas to identify problems or hazards, with exposure to hazardous materials in some site locations. Employees must possess the ability to lift, carry, push, and pull materials and objects averaging a weight of 40 pounds or heavier, in all cases with the use of proper equipment and/or assistance from other staff.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Employees work in an office environment with moderate noise levels, controlled temperature conditions, and no direct exposure to hazardous physical substances. Employees also work in the field and are exposed

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to loud noise levels, cold and hot temperatures, inclement weather conditions, road hazards, vibration, confining workspace, chemicals, mechanical and/or electrical hazards, and hazardous physical substances and fumes. Employees may interact with upset staff and/or public and private representatives in interpreting and enforcing departmental policies and procedures.

WORKING CONDITIONS
City employees are expected to work overtime, weekends, evenings, and holidays as required to accommodate the City’s needs, in addition to responding as a Disaster Services Emergency Worker (California Government Code Section 3100-3109).

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City of Imperial
Classification and Compensation Schedule

CLASSIFICATION TITLE BARGAINING UNIT NAME RANGE
Accountant Unrepresented MSPC 75
Accounting Assistant I Teamsters 57
Accounting Assistant II Teamsters 61
Accounting Technician Teamsters 69
Administrative Assistant Teamsters 60
Administrative Specialist Teamsters 72
Animal Control Officer IPOA 57
Assistant City Clerk Unrepresented MSPC 78
Assistant City Manager Unrepresented MSPC 102
Assistant to the City Manager Unrepresented MSPC 98
Assistant Planner Teamsters 80
Associate Planner Unrepresented MSPC 85
Building Inspection and Code Enforcement Supervisor Unrepresented MSPC 85 Building Inspector I Teamsters 75
Building Inspector II Teamsters 77
Building Official Unrepresented MSPC 92
City Manager Contract Contract
Code Enforcement Inspector I Teamsters 66
Code Enforcement Inspector II Teamsters 70
Collection System Worker I Teamsters 62
Collection System Worker II Teamsters 66
Community Development Director Unrepresented MSPC 102
Community Development Project Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 69 Community Development Project Manager Unrepresented MSPC 92 Community Development Technician I Teamsters 61
Community Development Technician II Teamsters 66
Construction Project Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 76
Criminal Analyst IPOA 73
Cybersecurity Program Manager Unrepresented MSPC 92
Electrician Teamsters 78
Engineering Technician I Teamsters 67
Engineering Technician II Teamsters 74
Equipment Mechanic Teamsters 67
Executive Assistant Unrepresented MSPC 74
Facilities Maintenance Worker Teamsters 60
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Finance Director Unrepresented MSPC 102
Finance Manager Unrepresented MSPC 98
Fleet and Facilities Supervisor Unrepresented MSPC 85
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Analyst Unrepresented MSPC 78 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Program Manager Unrepresented MSPC 92 Human Resources Analyst Unrepresented MSPC 78
Human Resources and Risk Management Director Unrepresented MSPC 102 Human Resources Specialist Unrepresented MSPC 80
Human Resources Technician Unrepresented MSPC 68
HVAC/Electrical Technician Teamsters 68
Information Technology Analyst Unrepresented MSPC 78
Information Technology Director Unrepresented MSPC 102
Information Technology Technician I Teamsters 63
Information Technology Technician II Teamsters 69
Librarian Unrepresented MSPC 78
Library Assistant Unrepresented MSPC 66
Library Clerk Teamsters 60
Library Grant Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 75
Library Manager Unrepresented MSPC 98
Library Page Unrepresented Part-Time 55
Library Support Services Worker Unrepresented Part-Time 55 Library Technician Teamsters 63
Lifeguard Unrepresented Seasonal 55
Lifeguard/Swim Instructor Unrepresented Seasonal 56
Literacy Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 75
Lunch at the Library Intern Unrepresented Part-Time 55
Management Analyst Unrepresented MSPC 78
Network Specialist Teamsters 78
Organic Waste Specialist Teamsters 65
Parks and Recreation Director Unrepresented MSPC 102
Parks and Recreation Manager Unrepresented MSPC 98
Parks Maintenance Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 75
Parks Maintenance Worker I Teamsters 57
Parks Maintenance Worker II Teamsters 60
Police Captain Unrepresented MSPC 98
Police Chief Contract 102
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Police Chief's Administrative Assistant IPOA 60
Police Corporal IPOA 82
Police Officer IPOA 76
Police Recruit Unrepresented 66
Police Sergeant IPOA 87
Police Services Officer I IPOA 60
Police Services Officer II IPOA 62
Police Services Officer III IPOA 67
Public Services Director Unrepresented MSPC 102
Public Services Maintenance Worker I Teamsters 57
Public Services Maintenance Worker II Teamsters 60
Public Services Manager Unrepresented MSPC 98
Public Services Supervisor Unrepresented MSPC 85
Purchasing Technician Teamsters 65
Recreation and Event Specialist I Teamsters 62
Recreation and Event Specialist II Teamsters 66
Recreation/Special Events Coordinator Unrepresented MSPC 75 Recreation Leader I Unrepresented Seasonal 55
Recreation Leader II Unrepresented Seasonal 56
Senior Collection System Worker Unrepresented MSPC 72
Senior Equipment Mechanic Unrepresented MSPC 70
Senior Lifeguard/Swim Instructor Unrepresented MSPC 57
Senior Maintenance and Utility Worker Unrepresented MSPC 68 Senior Parks Maintenance Worker Unrepresented MSPC 68
Senior Planner Unrepresented MSPC 92
Senior Recreation and Event Specialist Unrepresented MSPC 72 Senior Recreation Leader Unrepresented MSPC 57
Senior Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Unrepresented MSPC 82 Senior Water Meter/Distribution Operator Unrepresented MSPC 72 Senior Water Treatment Plant Operator Unrepresented MSPC 82 Utility Billing Technician Teamsters 66
Utility Maintenance Worker I Teamsters 62
Utility Maintenance Worker II Teamsters 66
Wastewater Operator in Training Teamsters 60
Wastewater Plant Chief Operator Unrepresented MSPC 85
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator I Teamsters 71
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Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator II Teamsters 74
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator III Teamsters 80
Water Meter/Distribution Operator I Teamsters 64
Water Meter/Distribution Operator II Teamsters 67
Water Operator In Training Teamsters 60
Water Plant Chief Operator Unrepresented MSPC 85
Water Treatment Plant Operator I Teamsters 71
Water Treatment Plant Operator II Teamsters 74
Water Treatment Plant Operator III Teamsters 80
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City Council

STAFF REPORT
Document ID: 2026-358
Category: Action Item
Department: City Manager's Office
Department Head: Dennis H. Morita, City Manager
Meeting Date: June 17, 2026
SUBJECT:

AUTHORIZATION TO IMPLEMENT THE CITY’S ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

MODERNIZATION PROGRAM AND MEET FEDERAL INCENTIVE DEADLINE BACKGROUND:

In alignment with City priorities to reduce rising operating costs, modernize aging infrastructure, and enhance public safety and City services, the City identified the need for comprehensive energy infrastructure modernization and utility-saving measures. The City issued a Request for Proposals in July 2025 for the design and implementation of energy, gas, and water infrastructure modernizations across General Fund and Enterprise facilities and awarded the project to Climatec on November 5, 2025.

Over the last seven months, Climatec completed investment grade assessments of the City’s energy, gas, and water infrastructure. Staff and Climatec collaborated to develop a utility baseline, conduct engineering site assessments, refine a scope of work, and develop a funding plan that pays for itself with grants and savings.

In May 2026, City Council reviewed the preliminary assessment and directed staff to finalize the program details and bring back an action item on June 17th to consider program implementation. This Council action date will allow the City to meet the July 4, 2026, safe harbor deadline for Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) federal incentives under which the City is eligible for approximately $3.4 million in grant reimbursements.

Pursuant to California Government Code §§ 4217.10–4217.18, public agencies may enter into energy services agreements to implement energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, provided that the City Council conducts a noticed public hearing and determines that anticipated cost savings resulting from the improvements will exceed the cost of the program.

SCOPE OF WORK:

The final Energy Infrastructure Modernization Program scope of work includes:
• Solar PV Systems at 4 sites

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• HVAC modernizations at 5 sites
• New Building Automation Systems at 5 sites
• Interior LED lighting modernizations at 4 sites
• Exterior LED lighting modernizations at 3 sites
• New Sports Field LED lighting at 2 sites
• Occupancy Sensors / Dimming Control at 3 sites
• Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers at 2 sites
The program fully pays for itself with grants and savings realized over the life of the equipment which is 15 years for the efficiency measures and 30 years for solar. City capital contributions will be used to pay for the program initially during the construction period and will be recouped through operating budget savings over time.

If necessary, Staff may seek municipal lease-purchase financing solutions to supplement City contributions, subject to separate Council action. Financing options are available with interest rates in the range of 4.3%-4.5% and would be repaid through guaranteed savings.

Anticipated expenditures for the Program would begin in Q2 2026 with the initial June solar panel invoice, followed by 24 months of construction progress payments and conclude with a retention invoice payable in Q3 2028. After construction, savings would be measured, verified and reported each year.

Once the solar is online, the City will file with the IRS to receive the IRA federal incentives and receive a direct pay reimbursement for 40%+ of the solar investment.

Contribution in FY 25-26
To ensure the City meets IRS safe harbor deadline before July 4, 2026, solar panels must be purchased and paid for before the end of June to meet the 5% safe harbor requirement. This will require the City to appropriate $730,800 in FY 25-26 to pay the June 2026 solar invoice with funding from each fund as follows:
• $65,772 from General Fund
• $233,856 from Water Enterprise Fund
• $431,172 from Wastewater Enterprise Fund
Contributions in FY 26-27 through FY 28-29
For funding the rest of the Program, staff will work with Climatec to finalize the details of the funding sources from either City budget appropriations and/or low-interest financing options. The anticipated expenditures for FY 26-27 through FY 28-29 will be in amounts not to exceed:
• $3,088,308 from General Fund
• $2,175,842 from Water Enterprise Fund

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• $4,300,617 from Wastewater Enterprise Fund
If authorized, the construction duration is expected to be approximately 24 months.

FISCAL IMPACT:

Total Infrastructure Modernizations……………………………………. $ 10.3 M Less Federal Incentives…………………………………………… ($ 3.4 M)
Net Investment for the City………….……………………………….…. $ 6.9 M Lifecycle Savings……………………………………………………...… $15.7 M
The program fully pays for itself with grants and savings realized over the life of the equipment, which is 15 years for the efficiency measures and 30 years for solar. City capital contributions will be used to pay for the program initially during the construction period and will be recouped through operating budget savings over time.

REQUESTED ACTION:

Adopt Resolution 2026-42, AUTHORIZATION FOR IMPLEMENTING THE CITY OF

IMPERIAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 4217.10-18, MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS AND AUTHORIZING RELATED ACTIONS and authorize an amendment to the Energy Services Agreement with Climatec (previously approved by Council in November 2025) to now include the detailed scope of work for program implementation.

CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDATION:

Attachments:

1. Resolution No. 2026-42 Energy Infrastructure Modernization

2. Resolution Exhibit A - Agreement (First Amendment to the ESA) (pg1-5)

3. Resolution Exhibit B - Program Overview FINAL

4. Resolution Exhibit A - Agreement (First Amendment to the ESA)

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RESOLUTION NO. 2026-42

AUTHORIZATION FOR IMPLEMENTING THE CITY

OF IMPERIAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

MODERNIZATION PROGRAM PURSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 4217.10-18, MAKING

CERTAIN FINDINGS AND AUTHORIZING RELATED

ACTIONS
WHEREAS, it is the policy of the State of California and the intent of the State Legislature to promote all feasible means of energy conservation, efficiency and renewable energy generation; and
WHEREAS, the City of Imperial ("City") finds it to be in the best interests of the City to implement projects to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy to achieve reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and other threats to overall environmental health and viability; and WHEREAS, Government Code sections 4217.10 through 4217.18 authorize the City’s Council to enter into an energy service agreement if the cost is less than the anticipated marginal cost of thermal, electrical, or other energy that would have been consumed by the City in the absence of the agreement; and
WHEREAS, the Council and City staff reviewed the qualifications and pricing submitted by Climatec in August 2025 under RFP 2025-10 for Infrastructure Modernization & Utility Savings Program and found Climatec’s qualifications to be bona fide and adequate; and WHEREAS, Council approved an Energy Services Agreement (“Agreement”) with Climatec, a wholly owned brand of Bosch Building Technologies LLC, on November 5, 2025 authorizing program development with the intent to amend the agreement for implementation once the scope of work was defined; and
WHEREAS, Climatec collaborated with City staff to assess the feasibility of various energy conservation measures to reduce the City’s energy consumption and cost and coauthored a design/build scope of work and funding plan (“Program”) to meet the City’s needs (detailed in Exhibit A “Agreement” and Exhibit B “Program Overview”); and WHEREAS, based on Climatec’s analysis, City staff determined the anticipated cost to implement the Program will be less than the anticipated marginal cost to the City for thermal, electrical, and other energy that would have been consumed in absence of the Program; and WHEREAS, a public hearing has been held, public notice of which was given for at least two (2) weeks in advance, to receive public comment on the proposed Program and associated Agreement, as required by Government Code section 4217.12; and
WHEREAS, the First Amendment to the Energy Services Agreement will authorize design/build program implementation for the not-to-exceed price stated therein; and WHEREAS, it is necessary for the City to take timely action to meet the requirements for Inflation

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Reduction Act federal incentives, including the July 4, 2026 safe harbor deadline.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IMPERIAL DOES HEREBY FIND, RESOLVE, DETERMINE, AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. Recitals. The Council finds and declares that all the recitals contained herein are true and correct, and adopted by this reference as findings of the Council.

Section 2. Agreement Findings. The Council finds that the cost of the Agreement for the Program provided by Climatec thereunder is less than the anticipated marginal cost of thermal, electrical, or other energy that would have been consumed in the absence of the Program and that it is in the best interest of the City to approve and enter into the Agreement.

Section 3. Agreement Approval. The forms of the Energy Services Agreement by and between the City and Bosch Building Technologies LLC, by and through its wholly owned brand Climatec, are hereby approved, subject to final approval by the City Manager and City Attorney. City Manager is hereby authorized and directed, for and in the name of and on behalf of the City, to execute the First Amendment to the Energy Services Agreement and related documents and functions as necessary to carry out the Program contemplated therein, including related funding source requirements, subject to such minor changes thereto as the City Manager may require and approve.

Section 4. Effective Date. This Resolution shall take effect upon adoption.

PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED by the City Council of the City of Imperial, this 17th day of June, 2026.
______________________________
Ida Obeso-Martinez, Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________
Kristina Shields, City Clerk

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I, Kristina Shields, City Clerk of the City of Imperial, California, hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. 2026-42 was duly adopted at a meeting of the Imperial City Council at its meeting held on the 17th day of June, 2026, by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of the City of Imperial, California, on June 17, 2026.
______________________________
Kristina Shields, City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A

AGREEMENT

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EXHIBIT B

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

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City of Imperial
First Amendment to the ESA

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First Amendment
To
Energy Services Agreement
between
City of Imperial
and
Bosch Building Technologies LLC
This First Amendment to the Energy Services Agreement (ESA) f o r an Infrastructure Modernization and Utility Savings Program is between City of Imperial (“City”) and Bosch Building Technologies LLC (“Contractor”), collectively the (“Parties”), dated April 1, 2026 (“Agreement”) is made effective as of June 17, 2026 (“Effective Date).

The CITY and CONTRACTOR each may be referred to herein as a “Party” and collectively as the “Parties.”
WHEREAS the Parties desire to amend the Agreement to include additional services for the Project Implementation/Construction as described in “Attachment A” to this First Amendment, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.

A. The Contractor will furnish all of the Work described in "Attachment A” to this First Amendment.

B. All other terms of the Agreement not referenced in this First Amendment shall remain unchanged; in full force and effect. In the event of a conflict between a provision of the Agreement and this First Amendment, this First Amendment shall prevail.

C. This First Amendment and the Agreement, together with any attachments or other documents described or incorporated therein, if any, constitute the entire Agreement and understanding of the Parties, and there are no other terms or conditions, written or oral, controlling this matter.

D. This First Amendment may be executed on separate counterparts that, upon completion, may be assembled into and shall be construed as one document. Delivery of an executed signature page of this First Amendment by electronic means, including an attachment to an email, shall be effective as delivery of an executed original.

E. Unless a different date is provided in this First Amendment, the effective date of this First Amendment shall be the latest date of execution set forth by the names of the signatories below.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants, promises, terms, and conditions set forth in the original Energy Services Agreement and the First Amendment, the Parties hereby agree as follows:

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1. INSTALLATION. Contractor shall provide City with an Energy Infrastructure Modernization and Utility Savings Program, as identified in Attachment(s) A, B, C , and D (the “Work”) and incorporated herein by reference at the total fixed price of Ten million two hundred ninety-five thousand five hundred sixty-seven dollars and 00/100 ($10,295,567.00) including required taxes and performance bond.

Contractor is responsible for the design, engineering, permits, fees, approvals, project management, installation, startup, training, checkout, warranty, and insurance specifically associated with the Work to be performed. Contractor is not responsible for any equipment, systems, controls, comfort problems, balancing, duct cleaning, existing deficient conditions, etc. not specifically included in this Agreement.

Contractor will provide submittals and engineered drawings (if required), for City’s technical review and written approval, prior to initiating construction. All construction and associated cleanup shall be performed and scheduled to minimize any disruption with any ongoing City activities. Contractor shall keep the Site(s) in order and shall maintain a reasonably clean condition and provide the City with safe and proper access to all Work at all times. Contractor requires all underground conduits between buildings to be clear of obstruction, of sufficient size to accommodate new wire and cable, and easily accessible. The City is responsible for Ethernet drops at each location for Energy Management System communication.

2. TERM. The term of this agreement shall be from the Effective Date of the Agreement through a date mutually agreed upon by the Parties based on the construction schedule of the project.

3. SCOPE OF WORK. The Scope of Work is more fully described in Attachment A. Once this Agreement is executed by the City and Contractor, Contractor may not revise the Agreement in any way except by mutual written agreement with the City.

Contractor shall keep the Site(s) in order when Work is being performed and shall maintain the Site(s) in a reasonably clean condition. The City shall always have access to the Work. Contractor will maintain safety in the performance of the Work and shall erect and maintain, as required by conditions and progress of Work, all necessary safeguards including necessary permits, signs, barriers, lights, and security persons for protection of workers and the public and shall post danger signs warning against hazards created by the Work.

This Agreement is based upon the use of straight time labor only unless stated otherwise in this Agreement. The City agrees to provide Contractor with required field utilities (electricity, toilets, drinking water, etc.) without charge. Contractor agrees to keep the job site clean of debris arising out of its own operations. Except as provided herein, City shall not back charge Contractor for any cost or expenses without Contractors written consent. Unless specifically noted in Attachment A or services undertaken by Contractor under this Agreement, Contractor’s obligations under this Agreement expressly exclude any work or service of any nature associated or connected with the identification, abatement, clean up, control, removal or disposal of environment hazards or dangerous substances, to include but not to be limited to asbestos, PCBs, or mold discovered in or on the premises. However, if any hazardous materials are found the City has the option to have a 3rd party remediate the hazardous materials or under a separate agreement the Contractor provide remediation at the job site(s). Any language or provision of the Agreement elsewhere contained which may authorize or empower the City to change, modify, or alter the scope of work or services to be performed by Contractor shall not operate to compel Contractor to perform any work relating to hazards without Contractor’s express written consent.

4. SOLAR INSTALLATION. The Work excludes correction of concealed conditions that could not have been ascertained by general visual inspection. The Work excludes correction of any existing or previous violations of laws, codes or utility requirements and errors and omissions of the City or other contractors not communicated to Contractor. City will provide all discretionary permits (permits requiring the discretion of the issuer) required in time to execute the Work within the agreed upon

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schedule. Contractor will provide all non-discretionary, ministerial (permits not requiring thought and discretion of the issuer) permits required for the provision of the solar installation. City agrees to promptly execute and return provided Preliminary Interconnection Documentation (initial or preliminary paperwork or documentation required by the Utility for interconnection of the system to be executed by the system owner), Preliminary Rebate Documentation (documentation comprising the initial or preliminary paperwork required by the administrator of the Rebate or the Rebate to be reserved) (if applicable), and Site Owner Consent Documentation (agreement from the site owner to install system on the real property identified in the proposal) (if applicable). Scope in Attachment D will include commercially reasonable efforts to promptly obtain the PTO (Permission to Operate) from City’s utility.

The monitoring equipment provider will provide monitoring hosting services for the first five (5) years of operation. City warrants that they hold title to the installation site and agree to the solar installation on that site.

Terms applicable to the solar scope are as follows:
a. Interconnection Agreement – means an agreement between the City and a particular utility involved for interconnection of the solar output to the electrical grid. b. Interconnection Equipment – all equipment (including wiring and conduit and metering for net metering) on the City side of the main service meter to enable proper interconnection of the solar system to the grid.
(4.1) Design – Contractor shall prepare the design submittals (prepared by qualified individuals).

The submittal shall be submitted to City for approval. City shall provide approvals within five (5) business days from receipt. If not received within five (5) days, the submittal may be deemed approval by Contractor.
(4.2) Unforeseen Site Conditions – Within ten (10) days of discovery, Contractor will notify City in writing of (a) subsurface or latent physical conditions at the site differing materially from those described in any contract or City documentation.

5. TERMINATION.
a. Termination for Cause - The City may terminate the Contractor and/or this Contract for the following reasons: persistently or repeatedly refuses or fails to supply enough properly skilled workers or proper materials; persistently or repeatedly is absent, without excuse, from the job site; fails to make payment to subcontractors, suppliers, materialmen, etc.; persistently disregards laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, or orders of a public authority having jurisdiction; falls behind on the Project and refuses or fails to undertake a recovery schedule; if the Contractor has been debarred from performing work; becomes bankrupt or insolvent, including the filing of a general assignment for the benefit of creditors; Contractor or any of its subcontractors are not properly registered with the Department of Industrial Relations (“DIR”) at all times; or is otherwise is in breach of a provision of the Contract Documents. If any of the above reasons exist, the City may, without prejudice to any other rights or remedies of the City and after giving the Contractor written notice of five (5) days, terminate the Contractor and/or this Contract. If the City terminates the Contract for one of the reasons stated above, the Contractor shall not be entitled to receive further payment until the Project is complete. All costs associated with the termination and completion of the Project shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. If the unpaid balance of the Contract Sum exceeds costs of completing the Project, including compensation for services and expenses made necessary thereby, such excess shall be paid to the Contractor. If such costs exceed the unpaid balance, the Contractor shall pay the difference to the City. The amount to be paid to the Contractor, or City shall be certified upon application. This payment obligation shall survive completion of the Contract.

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b. Termination for Convenience - City may terminate the Contract upon thirty (30) days written notice to the Contractor and use any reasonable method the City deems expedient to complete the Project, including contracting with replacement contractor or contractors, if it is found that reasons beyond the control of either the City or Contractor make it impossible or against the City’s interest to complete the Project. In such case, the Contractor shall have no claims against the City except for: (1) the actual cost for approved labor, materials, and services performed in accordance with the Contract Documents which have not otherwise been previously paid for and which are supported and documented through timesheets, invoices, receipts, or otherwise; and (2) profit and overhead of ten percent (10%) of the approved costs in item (1); and (3) termination cost of five percent (5%) of the approved costs in item (1).

6. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH. The parties hereto agree to notify each other immediately upon becoming aware of any alleged violation of, the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) relating in any way to the Work.

7. CONFIDENTIALITY. Contractor shall maintain confidentiality of all information, documents, procedures, and other items Contractor encounters while performing Work to the extent allowed by law.

This requirement shall survive expiration or termination of the Contract and includes sensitive municipal and personnel information.

8. ANTI-TRUST CLAIM. Contractor and its subcontractor(s) assign to City all rights, title, and interest to all causes of action under § 4 of the Clayton Act (15 U.S.C. Sec. 15) or under the Cartwright Act (Chapter 2 (commencing with § 16700) of Part 2 of Division 7 of the Business and Professions Code), arising from purchases of goods, services, or materials pursuant to a contract or subcontract. This assignment shall become effective when City tenders’ final payment to Contractor, without further acknowledgment.

9. GOVERNING LAW. The Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with California laws with venue in the City’s County.

10. ANTI-DISCRIMINATION. In connection with any City Contract, there shall be no discrimination against any employee because of race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, age, sexual orientation, or military and veteran status. Contractor agrees to comply with applicable laws including, but not limited to, the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (Gov. Code § 12900 et seq.) and Labor Code § 1735. Contractor shall require like compliance by all subcontractor(s).

WHEREFORE, this First Amendment and the Agreement, together with any attachments or other documents described or incorporated therein, if any, constitute the entire agreement and understanding of the Parties, and there are no other terms or conditions, written or oral, controlling this matter.

WHEREFORE, this First Amendment may be executed on separate counterparts that, upon completion, may be assembled into and shall be construed as one document. Delivery of an executed signature page of this First Amendment by electronic means, including an attachment to an email, shall be effective as delivery of an executed original.

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City of Imperial
First Amendment to the ESA

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WHEREFORE, unless a different date is provided in this First Amendment, the effective date of this First Amendment shall be the latest date of execution set forth by the names of the signatories below.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this First Amendment is executed by the Parties or their duly authorized representatives as of the Effective Date.

City of Imperial Bosch Building Technologies, LLC
_____________________________ _______________________________ Signature Signature
_____________________________ _______________________________ Printed Name Printed Name
_____________________________ _______________________________ Title Title
_____________________________ _______________________________ Date Date

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CITY OF IMPERIAL

ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
June 17, 2026

SCOPE OF WORK & FUNDING PLAN
HVAC − High Efficiency HVAC Modernizations at 5 Sites
BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM (BAS) − New BAS at 5 Sites

LIGHTING
− Interior LED Lighting at 4 Sites
− Exterior LED Lighting at 3 Sites
− New Sports Field LED Lighting at 2 Sites
− Occupancy Sensors/ Dimming Control at 3 Sites
RENEWABLES + EV INFRASTRUCTURE − Solar PV Systems at 4 Sites − Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers at 2 Sites
TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATIONS $ 10.3 Million
LESS FEDERAL INCENTIVE REBATES ($ 3.4 Million)
NET INVESTMENT FOR THE CITY $ 6.9 Million
LIFECYCLE SAVINGS $ 15.7 Million

FUNDING SOURCES
− City Contributions
− Utility Incentives
− Inflation Reduction Act Federal Incentives
− Municipal Lease Purchase
ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS 83.6 million pounds of CO2 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reduction

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C ITY OF IMPERIAL

INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION & U TILITY S AVINGS P ROGRAM D ETAILED S COPE OF W ORK 06/17/2026
HVAC

BUILDING

AUTOMATION

SYSTEM (BAS)

LIGHTING RENEWABLES
Energy Efficiency
Measures
Renewable Energy
Measures
High Efficiency
HVAC
Modernizations
New
BAS
Interior
LED Lighting
Exterior
LED Lighting
Sports Field
LED Lighting
Occupancy
Sensors/
Dimming Controls
Solar PV
Structures
Electric Vehicle
Charging
Station(s)
City Hall / Police Dept.       
Irving Park 
Joshua Tree Park 
Library     
Lift Station/Pump Station  
Wastewater Treatment Plant      
Water Treatment Plant      

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CITY OF IMPERIAL

ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
June 17, 2026

TOTAL PROGRAM

BY MEASURE

T OTAL PROG RAM

BY FUND

WATER FUND
$2,409,698

WASTEWATER
FUND
$4,731,789

GENERAL
FUND
$3,154,080

SOLAR PV & EV

CHARGERS

82.7%

LIGHTING

UPGRADES

11.9%
HVAC &

CONTROLS

UPGRADES

5.4%

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YEAR
Annual Operating Savings for
General Fund
Annual Operating Savings for
Water Fund
Annual Operating Savings for
Wastewater Fund
Anticipated
Grants
Total
Inflows
1 $49,792 $109,011 $123,896 $282,698
2 $50,923 $112,168 $127,565 $2,700,000 $2,990,656
3 $52,089 $115,420 $131,345 $700,000 $998,854
4 $53,292 $118,769 $135,239 $307,300
5 $54,532 $122,219 $139,251 $316,002
6 $55,811 $125,772 $143,383 $324,966
7 $57,130 $129,432 $147,641 $334,202
8 $58,490 $133,201 $152,027 $343,718
9 $59,892 $137,083 $156,546 $353,521
10 $61,339 $141,081 $161,201 $363,621
11 $62,830 $145,199 $165,997 $374,026
12 $64,368 $149,441 $170,938 $384,747
13 $65,954 $153,809 $176,028 $395,792
14 $67,590 $158,308 $181,272 $407,171
15 $69,277 $162,943 $186,674 $418,894
16 $43,289 $160,415 $177,378 $381,082
17 $44,580 $165,199 $182,668 $392,447
18 $45,910 $170,126 $188,116 $404,152
19 $47,279 $175,200 $193,726 $416,206
20 $48,689 $180,426 $199,504 $428,619
21 $50,141 $185,807 $205,455 $441,403
22 $51,637 $191,349 $211,582 $454,568
23 $53,177 $197,056 $217,893 $468,125
24 $54,763 $202,933 $224,391 $482,087
25 $56,396 $208,985 $231,084 $496,465
26 $58,078 $215,218 $237,976 $511,272
27 $59,810 $221,637 $245,074 $526,521
28 $61,594 $228,247 $252,383 $542,225
29 $63,431 $235,055 $259,910 $558,397
30 $65,323 $242,065 $267,662 $575,051
TOTAL $1,687,409 $4,993,575 $5,593,805 $3,400,000 $15,674,788

PROGRAM INFLOWS

CITY OF IMPERIAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATION PROGRAM

ANTICIPATED SAVINGS & GRANTS

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C ITY OF IMPERIAL

S OLAR L AYOUTS
D ETAILED A SSESSMENT 06/17/2026
/
City Hall
EV Charging

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C ITY OF IMPERIAL

S OLAR L AYOUTS
D ETAILED A SSESSMENT 06/17/2026
/
Library
EV Charging

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C ITY OF

IMPERIAL

S OLAR L AYOUTS

D ETAILEDA SSESSMENT
06/17/2026/ Wastewater Treatment Plant

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C ITY OF

IMPERIAL

S OLAR L AYOUTS

D ETAILEDA SSESSMENT
06/17/2026/ Water Treatment Plant

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City of Imperial
First Amendment to the ESA

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First Amendment
To
Energy Services Agreement
between
City of Imperial
and
Bosch Building Technologies LLC
This First Amendment to the Energy Services Agreement (ESA) for an Infrastructure Modernization and Utility Savings Program is between City of Imperial (“City”) and Bosch Building Technologies LLC (“Contractor”), collectively the (“Parties”), dated April 1, 2026 (“Agreement”) is made effective as of June 17, 2026 (“Effective Date).

A. The Contractor will furnish all of the Work described in "Attachment A” to this First Amendment.

E. Unless a different date is provided in this First Amendment, the effective date of this First Amendment shall be the latest date of execution set forth by the names of the signatories below.

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2. TERM. The term of this agreement shall be from the Effective Date of the Agreement through a date mutually agreed upon by the Parties based on the construction schedule of the project.

This Agreement is based upon the use of straight time labor only unless stated otherwise in this Agreement. The City agrees to provide Contractor with required field utilities (electricity, toilets, drinking water, etc.) without charge. Contractor agrees to keep the job site clean of debris arising out of its own operations. Except as provided herein, City shall not back charge Contractor for any cost or expenses without Contractors written consent. Unlessspecifically noted inAttachment A or services undertaken by Contractor under this Agreement, Contractor’s obligations under this Agreement expressly exclude any work or service of any nature associated or connected with the identification, abatement, clean up, control, removal or disposal of environment hazards or dangerous substances, to include but not to be limited to asbestos, PCBs, or mold discovered in or on the premises. However, if any hazardous materials are found the City has the option to have a 3rd party remediate the hazardous materials or under a separate agreement the Contractor provide remediation at the job site(s). Any language or provision of the Agreement elsewhere contained which may authorize or empower the City to change, modify, or alter the scope of work or services to be performed by Contractor shall not operate to compel Contractor to perform any work relating to hazards without Contractor’s express written consent.

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schedule. Contractor will provide all non-discretionary, ministerial (permits not requiring thought and discretion of the issuer) permits required for the provision of the solar installation. City agrees to promptly execute and return provided Preliminary Interconnection Documentation (initial or preliminary paperwork or documentation required by the Utility for interconnection of the system to be executed by the system owner), Preliminary RebateDocumentation (documentation comprising the initial or preliminary paperwork required by the administrator of the Rebate or the Rebate to be reserved) (if applicable), and Site Owner Consent Documentation (agreement from the site owner to installsystem on the real property identified in the proposal) (if applicable). Scope in Attachment D will include commercially reasonable efforts to promptly obtain the PTO (Permission to Operate) from City’s utility.

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7. CONFIDENTIALITY. Contractor shall maintain confidentiality of all information, documents, procedures, and other items Contractor encounters while performing Work to the extent allowed by law.

This requirement shall survive expiration or termination of the Contract and includes sensitive municipal and personnel information.

9. GOVERNING LAW. The Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with California laws with venue in the City’s County.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this First Amendment is executed by the Parties or their duly authorized representatives as of the Effective Date.

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City of Imperial
Attachment A- Scope of Work

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Attachment “A”
Scope of Work

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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City Hall / Police Department
Controls
o Provide and install a new Pelican Wireless HVAC control system on the City Hall / Police Department, Community Development, and Parks and Recreation buildings.

Scope of Work includes:
• Disconnection and removal of the existing thermostats. • Installation of new Pelican Wireless network components. • Installation of ten (10) new wall-mounted thermostats to allow for local control and override capabilities within a pre-programmed range.
• Installation of new control wiring as necessary.
• Connection to the City’s existing network.
• Start-up / testing of the new system.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Controls for existing evaporative cooling units, ductless split system units, and/or window AC units.
• Addition of new Wi-Fi wireless networks.
• Integration of exterior lighting controls to the new BAS. • Installation of new thermostat cages/covers.

Mechanical
o Replace two (2) packaged HVAC units with new high efficiency units of similar size and capacity.

Please refer to the HVAC Replacement Inventory in Attachment D for equipment size and location.

Scope of Work includes:
• Removal and proper disposal of the existing units per EPA guidelines. • Proper disposal or containment of refrigerant.
• Installation of two (2) new packaged heat pump units. New equipment specifications will be determined upon final engineering design. • Necessary duct/curb modifications.
• Disconnection/reconnection of the existing electrical service. • Installation of new electrical disconnects.
• Installation of economizers per CA T24 requirements.
• Disconnection/reconnection of existing condensate drain lines. • Connection to the new HVAC control system.
• Start-up/testing of the new units.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications. • Roofing other than repairs required for new roof curb adaptors and/or sleepers. • Painting of any kind, including HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, insulation, roof curbs, supports, and associated components.
• Ongoing maintenance of HVAC equipment after start-up. • Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) and air test and balance (ATT) services. o Perform upgrades on one (1) existing packaged HVAC system to improve air distribution and prevent roof leaks around unit.

Scope of Work includes:
• Extend existing exterior roof-mounted ductwork connected to the unit (Manufacturer: ICP, Model #: RHS090H0CA0AATA, Serial #: P224467175). • Add two (2) new sections of supply ductwork and associated ceiling registers to the existing system.
• Replace existing roofing under and around the existing HVAC unit and associated roof-mounted ductwork.
• Install new roof sleepers to secure unit to roof.
• Start-up/testing of the unit after modifications are completed.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications. • Roofing other than repairs associated with the existing HVAC unit footprint. • Existing HVAC system deficiencies.
• Painting of any kind, including HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, insulation, roof curbs, supports, and associated components.
• Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) and air test and balance (ATT) services.

Lighting
o Retrofit existing interior T8 fluorescent, compact fluorescent (CF), and T5 fluorescent lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations. o Retrofit existing exterior building mounted high-intensity discharge (HID) lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. New onboard fixture mounted occupancy sensors will be included on select fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations.

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EV Charging
o Provide and install one (1) dual-port and Level 2 EV charging station to provide public charging capability at the City Hall. Final charger location shall be determined during final engineering design, ADA review, and utility coordination.

Scope of Work Includes:
• Provide and install one (1) dual-port Level 2 EV charging station beneath the new solar carport within the City Hall Parking lot in accordance with California Building Code (CBC), ADA, National Electric Code (NEC), Americans with Disability Act (ADA), and local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements. • Obtain applicable permits and coordinate inspections associated with the EV charger installation scope.
• Provide and install new electrical raceways, conductors, overcurrent protection devices, disconnects, grounding, and ancillary electrical components necessary to connect the EV Charging station to the designated power source, based on available electrical capacity and final engineering design.
• Provide and install one (1) concrete pedestal foundation and associated mounting hardware to support the EV pedestal.
• Provide ADA compliant parking stalls restriping under solar carport, in accordance with CBC and ADA requirements for:
o (1) New Van Accessible ADA EV charging stall
o (1) New Standard EV charging stall
• Provide and install all ADA and EV stall signage
• Provide and install EV charging station protection, such as wheel blocks or bollards, where required by code, manufacturer requirements, site conditions, or final design for each EV charging parking stall where applicable.
• Concrete and/or site repairs to return work affected areas to “as-found” conditions. • Provide charger commissioning, activation, start-up, testing, and operational verification of the new EV charger(s).
• Chargers' cloud subscription, network connectivity plan, and manufacturer's warranty shall be prepaid by Contractor for a period of three (3) years from commissioning. Upon expiration of the initial term, the Customer shall be solely responsible for all subscription, networking, software licensing, maintenance, and renewal costs associated with continued charger operation.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications. • Upgrades, repairs, parking lot restriping, ADA improvements (unless mentioned), or additional work not associated with the EV Charger installation but required to bring existing undisclosed or unforeseen ADA and/or electrical deficiencies up to the current code.
• Customer is responsible for shutting off any main breaker(s) as required to perform the specified scope of work.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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• Ongoing Charger manufacturer cloud subscription, network connectivity plan, and warranty fees beyond the initial three (3) year term.

Renewables
o Provide and install a new 53.1 kWDC carport-mounted solar PV system. Installation will include necessary engineering, labor, and equipment to connect the new PV system to the existing electrical meter(s). Please refer to Attachment D for additional details on scope, location, system sizing, and point(s) of interconnection.

Scope of work includes:
• Provide all equipment, materials, engineering, soil testing, construction, commissioning, and monitoring necessary for installation of the new solar PV system.
• Installation of solar PV array on structural steel carports located in the parking lot of the City Hall.
• Remove and dispose of one (1) existing exterior light fixture and associated overhead power line located within the proposed solar PV carport footprint, leaving the existing light pole in place.
• Remove and dispose of three (3) small sized trees that coincide with proposed carport-mounted solar PV system.
• Provide restriping for one (1) ADA Van Accessible stall and one (1) ADA Standard Accessible stall beneath the proposed solar PV carport in accordance with applicable CBC requirements.
• Provide a new ADA path-of-travel (POT) connection from the new ADA stall(s) to nearest existing ADA POT in accordance with applicable CBC requirements. • Provide and install an AlsoEnergy monitoring system, including data acquisition hardware, communications equipment, and weather station. Solar Monitoring cell modem data plan shall be pre-paid by Contractor for five (5) years from system commissioning. Thereafter, Customer shall be responsible for all monitoring and cell modem subscription and renewal costs.
• Provide and install solar PV carport underside lighting. • Manage utility interconnection through Permission To Operate (PTO), required interconnection documentation, including application submittal and utility coordination.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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• Relocation, repair, or modification of undocumented underground utilities, abandoned infrastructure, or subsurface obstructions.

Library
Controls
o Provide and install a new Pelican Wireless HVAC control system on the Library Building.

Mechanical
o Replace four (4) packaged HVAC units with new high efficiency units of similar size and capacity. Please refer to the HVAC Replacement Inventory in Attachment C for equipment size and location.

Scope of Work includes:
• Removal and proper disposal of the existing units per EPA guidelines. • Proper disposal or containment of refrigerant.
• Installation of four (4) new packaged heat pump units. New equipment specifications will be determined upon final engineering design. • Necessary duct/curb modifications.
• Disconnection/reconnection of the existing electrical service. • Installation of new electrical disconnects.
• Installation of economizers per CA T24 requirements.
• Disconnection/reconnection of existing condensate drain lines. • Connection to the new HVAC control system.
• Start-up/testing of the new units.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications. • Roofing other than repairs required for new roof curb adaptors. • Painting of any kind, including HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, insulation, roof curbs, supports, and associated components.
• Ongoing maintenance of HVAC equipment after start-up. • Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) and air test and balance (ATT) services.

Lighting
o Retrofit existing interior T8 fluorescent lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations.

EV Charging
o Provide and install two (2) single-port Level 2 EV charging stations to public charging capability at the Imperial City Library. Final charger locations shall be determined during final engineering design, ADA review, and utility coordination.

Scope of Work Includes:
• Provide and install two (2) single-port Level 2 EV charging stations beneath the new solar carport within the Imperial City Library parking lot in accordance with CBC, ADA, NEC, and local AHJ requirements.
• Obtain applicable permits and coordinate inspections associated with the EV charger installation scope.
• Provide and install new electrical raceways, conductors, overcurrent protection devices, disconnects, grounding, and ancillary electrical components necessary to connect the EV Charging station to the designated power source, based on available electrical capacity and final engineering design.
• Provide and install two (2) concrete pedestal base foundations and associated mounting hardware to support the EV pedestal.
• Provide ADA compliant parking stalls restriping under solar carport, in accordance with CBC and ADA requirements for:
o (1) New Van Accessible ADA EV charging stall
o (1) New Standard EV charging stall
• Provide and install all ADA and EV stall signage
• Provide and install EV charging station protection, such as wheel blocks or bollards, where required by code, manufacturer requirements, site conditions, or final design for each EV charging parking stall where applicable.
• Concrete and/or site repairs to return work affected areas to “as-found” conditions. • Provide charger commissioning, activation, start-up, testing, and operational verification of the new EV charger(s).

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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• Chargers' cloud subscription, network connectivity plan, and manufacturer's warranty shall be prepaid by Contractor for a period of three (3) years from commissioning. Upon expiration of the initial term, the Customer shall be solely responsible for all subscription, networking, software licensing, maintenance, and renewal costs associated with continued charger operation.

Renewables
o Provide and install a new 56.1 kWDC carport-mounted solar PV system. Installation will include necessary engineering, labor, and equipment to connect the new PV system to the existing electrical meter(s). Please refer to Attachment D for additional details on scope, location, system sizing, and point(s) of interconnection.

Scope of work includes:
• Provide all equipment, materials, engineering, soil testing, construction, commissioning, and monitoring necessary for installation of the new solar PV system.
• Installation of solar PV array on structural steel carport located in the parking lot of the City Library.
• Remove and dispose of three (3) medium sized trees that coincide with proposed carport-mounted solar PV system.
• Provide restriping for one (1) ADA Van Accessible stall and one (1) ADA Standard Accessible stall beneath the proposed solar PV carport in accordance with applicable CBC requirements.
• Provide a new ADA path-of-travel (POT) connection from the new ADA stall(s) to nearest existing ADA POT in accordance with applicable CBC requirements. • Provide and install an AlsoEnergy monitoring system, including data acquisition hardware, communications equipment, and weather station. Solar Monitoring cell modem data plan shall be pre-paid by Contractor for five (5) years from system commissioning. Thereafter, Customer shall be responsible for all monitoring and cell modem subscription and renewal costs.
• Provide and install solar PV carport underside lighting.

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• Manage utility interconnection through PTO, required interconnection documentation, including application submittal and utility coordination Scope of work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical, structural, and utility-required upgrades/modifications. • Upgrades, repairs, parking lot restriping, ADA improvements, or additional work not associated with the solar PV Carport installation but required to bring existing undisclosed or unforeseen ADA and/or electrical deficiencies up to the current code.
• Customer is responsible for shutting off any main breaker(s) as required to perform the specified scope of work.
• Relocation, repair, or modification of undocumented underground utilities, abandoned infrastructure, or subsurface obstructions.

Irving Park
Lighting
o Replace the existing sports field lighting fixtures with new high efficiency LED fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations.

Scope of Work includes:
• Replacement of thirty (30) existing HID lighting fixtures with new LED fixtures.

New LED fixture selections will be finalized upon final engineering after photometric layout is completed.
• New web-based controls, scene selections, and dimming capabilities.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Replacement of existing light poles.
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications.

Joshua Tree Park
Lighting
o Replace the existing sports field lighting fixtures with new high efficiency LED fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations.

Scope of Work includes:
• Replacement of sixty-eight (68) existing HID lighting fixtures with new LED fixtures. New LED fixture selections will be finalized upon final engineering after photometric layout is completed.
• New web-based controls, scene selections, and dimming capabilities.

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Scope of Work excludes:
• Replacement of existing light poles.
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications.

Wastewater Treatment Plant
Controls
o Provide and install a new Pelican Wireless HVAC control system at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Scope of Work includes:
• Disconnection and removal of the existing thermostats. • Installation of new Pelican Wireless network components. • Installation of twelve (12) new wall-mounted thermostats to allow for local control and override capabilities within a pre-programmed range. • Installation of new control wiring as necessary.
• Connection to the City’s existing network.
• Start-up / testing of the new system.

Mechanical
o Replace one (1) wall-mounted HVAC unit with a new high efficiency unit of similar size and capacity. Please refer to the HVAC Replacement Inventory in Attachment C for equipment size and location.

Scope of Work includes:
• Removal and proper disposal of the existing units per EPA guidelines. • Proper disposal or containment of refrigerant.
• Installation of one (1) new wall-mounted heat pump unit. New equipment specifications will be determined upon final engineering design. • Evaporator and condenser coil coating.
• Necessary duct/curb modifications.
• Disconnection/reconnection of the existing electrical service. • Installation of new electrical disconnects.
• Installation of economizer per CA T24 requirements.
• Disconnection/reconnection of existing condensate drain lines.

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• Connection to the new HVAC control system.
• Start-up/testing of the new units.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications. • Painting of any kind, including HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, insulation, roof curbs, supports, and associated components.
• Ongoing maintenance of HVAC equipment after start-up. • Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) and air test and balance (ATT) services. o Provide and install one (1) new split system heat pump in the Distribution Office.

Scope of Work includes:
• Installation of one (1) new high efficiency ductless split system heat pump (up to 3- ton capacity) to include a ground-mounted condensing unit with indoor fan coil unit.
• Condenser cabinet coating and condenser coil coating. • Installation of new electrical circuit from the existing electrical service to provide power to the new unit.
• Installation of new condensate piping to an approved receptor (installation of new condensate pump as required).
• Installation of new thermostat and connection to the HVAC control system. • Start-up/testing of the new system per manufacturer’s recommendations. • The unit selection will be determined upon completion of final engineering design.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications outside of above scope.
• Painting of any kind, including HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, insulation, roof curbs, supports, and associated components.
• Ongoing maintenance of HVAC equipment after start-up. • Testing, adjusting, balancing (TAB) and air test and balance (ATT) services.

Lighting
o Retrofit existing interior T8 and T5 fluorescent systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. New dimming switches will be included on select fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations. o Retrofit existing exterior HID lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems.

New onboard fixture mounted occupancy sensors will be included on select fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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Renewables
o Provide and install a new 754 kWDC PV shade canopy-mounted and carport-mounted solar PV systems. Installation will include necessary engineering, labor, and equipment to connect the new PV system to the existing electric meter(s). Please refer to Attachment D for additional details on scope, location, system sizing, and point(s) of interconnection.

Scope of work includes:
• Provide all equipment, materials, engineering, soil testing, construction, commissioning, and monitoring necessary for installation of the new solar PV systems.
• Installation of solar PV array on structural steel carport located to the south of the property. Support columns of carport structure placed in gravel lot to the south of the property.
• Installation of solar PV array on structural steel canopies located to the north of the property. Support columns of canopy structure(s) placed in dirt lot to the north of the property.
• Installation of 20-foot-wide gravel fire access road adjacent to the northern solar PV shade canopy-mounted arrays, as per AHJ requirements.
• Provide and install an AlsoEnergy monitoring system, including data acquisition hardware, communications equipment, and weather station(s). Solar Monitoring cell modem data plan shall be pre-paid by Contractor for five (5) years from system commissioning. Thereafter, Customer shall be responsible for all monitoring and cell modem subscription and renewal costs.
• Provide and install solar PV carport and canopy underside lighting. • Manage utility interconnection through PTO, required interconnection documentation, including application submittal and utility coordination.

Scope of work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical, structural, and utility-required upgrades/modifications. • Grading, drainage, or any other civil site modifications, beyond those required to construct the solar PV system(s), foundations, trenching, directional boring, and the included fire access road. Relocation, repair, or modification of undocumented underground utilities, abandoned infrastructure, or subsurface obstructions. • Parking lot paving, resurfacing, landscaping, drainage improvements, grading, or civil site modifications beyond those specifically identified in this scope. • Removal, demolition, relocation, or replacement of existing trees, light poles, fencing, underground utilities, fire protection infrastructure, debris piles, or other site improvements unless specifically identified herein. • Fire hydrant upgrades, fire water system modifications, or other fire protection improvements.
• New perimeter fencing, security systems, gates, or access-control improvements. • Customer is responsible for shutting off any main breaker(s) as required to perform the specified scope of work.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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• EV charging infrastructure, including chargers, pedestals, conductors, raceways, panel modifications, and associated electrical equipment. • Hazardous materials identification, testing, remediation, abatement, handling, or disposal, including but not limited to contaminated soils, asbestos, lead-containing materials, unsuitable soils, buried debris, undocumented underground utilities, archaeological resources, or other unforeseen subsurface conditions discovered during construction.

Water Treatment Plant
Controls
o Provide and install a new Pelican Wireless HVAC control system at the Water Treatment Plant.

Scope of Work includes:
• Disconnection and removal of the existing thermostats. • Installation of new Pelican Wireless network components. • Installation of six (6) new wall-mounted thermostats to allow for local control and override capabilities within a pre-programmed range.
• Installation of new control wiring as necessary.
• Connection to the City’s existing network.
• Start-up / testing of the new system.

Mechanical
o Replace one (1) split system HVAC unit with a new high efficiency unit of similar size and capacity. Please refer to the HVAC Replacement Inventory in Attachment C for equipment size and location.

Scope of Work includes:
• Removal and proper disposal of the existing units per EPA guidelines. • Proper disposal or containment of refrigerant.
• Installation of one (1) new split system unit (condensing unit and air handling unit).

New equipment specifications will be determined upon final engineering design. • Condenser coil, evaporator coil, and cabinet coating. • Necessary duct modifications.
• Disconnection/reconnection of the existing electrical service. • Installation of new electrical disconnects.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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• Disconnection/reconnection of existing condensate drain lines. • Connection to the new HVAC control system.
• Start-up/testing of the new units.

Lighting
o Retrofit existing interior T8, T12, and T5 fluorescent lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. New dimming switches will be included on select fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations.
o Retrofit existing exterior pole mounted HID lighting systems with new high efficiency LED lighting systems. New onboard fixture mounted occupancy sensors will be included on select fixtures. Please see the Lighting Detail Report in Attachment B for detailed information on lighting scope, quantities, and locations. The lighting scope will be completed in compliance with CA Title 24 rules and regulations.

Renewables
o Provide and install a new 394.1 kWDC PV shade canopy-mounted and carport-mounted solar PV systems. Installation will include necessary engineering, labor, and equipment to connect the new PV system to the existing electrical meter(s). Please refer to Attachment D for additional details on scope, location, system sizing, and point(s) of interconnection.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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commissioning. Thereafter, Customer shall be responsible for all monitoring and cell modem subscription and renewal costs.
• Provide and install solar PV carport and canopy underside lighting. • Manage utility interconnection through PTO, required interconnection documentation, including application submittal and utility coordination.

Scope of work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical, structural, and utility-required upgrades/modifications. • Upgrades, repairs, parking lot restriping, ADA improvements, or additional work not associated with the solar PV Carport installation but required to bring existing undisclosed or unforeseen ADA and/or electrical deficiencies up to the current code.
• Relocation, repair, or modification of undocumented underground utilities, abandoned infrastructure, or subsurface obstructions.
• Grading, drainage, or any other civil site modifications. • Parking lot paving, resurfacing, landscaping, drainage improvements, grading, or civil site modifications.
• Removal, demolition, relocation, or replacement of existing trees, light poles, fencing, underground utilities, fire protection infrastructure, debris piles, or other site improvements unless specifically identified herein. • Fire hydrant upgrades, fire water system modifications, or other fire protection improvements.
• New perimeter fencing, security systems, gates, or access-control improvements. • Customer is responsible for shutting off any main breaker(s) as required to perform the specified scope of work.
• EV charging infrastructure, including chargers, pedestals, conductors, raceways, panel modifications, and associated electrical equipment. • Hazardous materials identification, testing, remediation, abatement, handling, or disposal, including but not limited to contaminated soils, asbestos, lead-containing materials, unsuitable soils, buried debris, undocumented underground utilities, archaeological resources, or other unforeseen subsurface conditions discovered during construction.
• Temporary removal of equipment and debris under proposed shade canopy to the west of the site. Customer to provide temporary removal services of equipment and debris under the array boundary for the duration of the project.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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Pump Station (Aten Rd. Booster Pump)
Controls
o Provide and install a new Pelican Wireless HVAC control system on the Pump/Electrical building.

Scope of Work includes:
• Disconnection and removal of the existing thermostats. • Installation of new Pelican Wireless network components. • Installation of two (2) new wall-mounted thermostats to allow for local control and override capabilities within a pre-programmed range.
• Installation of new control wiring as necessary.
• Connection to the City’s existing network.
• Start-up / testing of the new system.

Mechanical
o Replace one (1) packaged HVAC unit with a new high efficiency unit of similar size and capacity.

Please refer to the HVAC Replacement Inventory in Attachment D for equipment size and location.

Scope of Work includes:
• Removal and proper disposal of the existing units per EPA guidelines. • Proper disposal or containment of refrigerant.
• Installation of one (1) new packaged unit. New equipment specifications will be determined upon final engineering design.
• Necessary duct/curb modifications.
• Disconnection/reconnection of the existing electrical service. • Installation of new electrical disconnect.
• Installation of economizers per CA T24 requirements.
• Disconnection/reconnection of existing condensate drain line. • Connection to the new HVAC control system.
• Start-up/testing of the new unit.

Scope of Work excludes:
• Undisclosed electrical and structural upgrades/modifications.

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Attachment A- Scope of Work

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o Provide and install one (1) new split system heat pump in the Server Room.

Scope of Work includes:
• Installation of one (1) new high efficiency ductless split system heat pump (up to 2- ton capacity) to include a ground-mounted condensing unit with indoor fan coil unit.
• Installation of new electrical circuit from the existing service to provide power to the new unit.
• Installation of new condensate piping to an approved receptor (installation of new condensate pump as required).
• Installation of new thermostat and connection to the HVAC control system. • Start-up/testing of the new system per manufacturer’s recommendations. • The unit selection will be determined upon completion of final engineering design.

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Attachment “B”
Lighting Summary

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Aviation Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Aviation Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Aviation Park Lighting Page 1

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Cambria Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Cambria Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Cambria Park Lighting Page 2

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
City Hall / Police Dept. -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: City Hall
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - Lobby LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 18 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 18 1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 2 2
ballast
Rf#-2 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-3 Rm - OFFICE LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 6 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 6 Rf#-4 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 10 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 10 Rf#-5 Rm - DIANA LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 4 4

QUINTANA OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-6 Rm - OFFICE LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 4 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 4 1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-7 Rm - HALLWAY RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-8 Rm - COPY ROOM RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-9 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-10 Rm - W RR LED 1L bare bulb, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-11 Rm - M RR LED 1L bare bulb, LED ?w A19, n/a 2 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 2 Rf#-12 Rm - HALLWAY 2x2x 2L rec trf (half out), LED ?w, n/a 2 RLT822Udw - (2) 2' LED T8 "U6" lamp 15w, Type B Direct wire, 50,000-Hr 2 L70 rated life, remove existing electronic ballast
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 2 2
ballast
Rf#-13 Rm - HR OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-14 Rm - STORAGE LED 1L bare bulb, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-15 Rm - OFFICE 1x4x 2L fxt, LED ?w, n/a 2 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 2 Rf#-16 Rm - OPEN LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 13 13
AREA
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-17 Rm - M RR LED 1L sm drum, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-18 Rm - KITCKEN LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 2 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 2 Rf#-19 Rm - RR LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control City Hall / Police Dept. Lighting Page 3

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
City Hall / Police Dept. -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Rf#-20 Rm - OFFICE LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 4 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 4 Rf#-21 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-22 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 9 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 9 Rf#-23 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L bare bulb, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-24 Rm - STORAGE LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-25 Rm - STORAGE LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 2 2
ballast
Rf#-26 Rm - RR RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-27 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 4L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-28 Rm - MONTIOE
ROOM
RLT844dw - (4) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-29 Rm - IT DEPT LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 7 7
LOBBY
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-30 Rm - RAMIREZ LED 1L square, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 1
OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-31 Rm - GILBERT 2x2x 2L rec trf, LED ?w, n/a 1 1
OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-32 Rm - ERICA 2x2x 2L rec trf, LED ?w, n/a 1 1
OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-33 Rm - LUIZ 2x2x 2L rec trf, LED ?w, n/a 1 1
OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-34 Rm - 2x2x 2L rec trf, LED ?w, n/a 1 1

ALEXANDRO OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-35 Rm - FRANKS 2x2x 2L rec trf, LED ?w, n/a 1 1
OFFICE
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-36 Rm - EXTERIOR LED 1L wm wall pack, LED 14w CC, n/a 5 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 5 Rf#-37 Rm - EXTERIOR MH 1L flood, MH 250w, HID ballast 3 NL070/p/s - New LED area light, pole or bldg. mount, 70w/100w/150w 3 selectable, CCT selectbale (Field set to 70w, 4000K) 75,000-Hr L70 rated life, on-board (BT) dimming occupancy sensor
A-oembt
Building/Area: Comm Development
1st Floor
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 10 10
ballast
Rf#-60 Rm - LOBBY RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control City Hall / Police Dept. Lighting Page 4

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
City Hall / Police Dept. -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-61 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-62 Rm - COPYROOM RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 3 3
ballast
Rf#-63 Rm - KITCKEN RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-64 Rm - RR LED 1L sm drum, LED ?w A19, n/a 2 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 2 Building/Area: Parks and Rec
1st Floor
1x4x 4L sm wp, FP54T5HO 54w, 4 4
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-56 Rm - SHOP NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
1x4x 2L sm wp, FP54T5HO 54w, 2 2
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-57 Rm - SHOP RLT542Hdw - (2) 4' LED T5 lamp 25w, Type B, Direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing electronic ballast
2x4x 4L rec trf, F32T8 32w, electronic 6 6
ballast
Rf#-58 Rm - STORAGE RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
MH 1L wm wall pack, MH 100w, HID 1 1
ballast
Rf#-59 Rm - EXTERIOR NL028/wp/ft - New LED wall pack (FT), 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, 15w/25w/35w selectable, CCT selectable, (Field set to 4000K and appropriate wattage for area, photo cell if needed)
Building/Area: Police Dept
1st Floor
Rf#-38 Rm - HALLWAY LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 17 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 17 Rf#-39 Rm - RECORDS LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 12 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 12 1x4x 4L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-40 Rm -

BREAKROOM
RLT844dw - (4) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-41 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-42 Rm - CAPTAIN 2x4x 1L rec trf panel, LED ?w, n/a 2 2 OFFICE
RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
Rf#-43 Rm - POLICE LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 4 4
CHIEF
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
1x4x 4L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-44 Rm - KITCKEN RLT844dw - (4) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-45 Rm - STORAGE CF 1L bare bulb, CFS-15w, CF ballast 1 RL091/s - (1) LED 9.5w, 120v, dimmable, A19 screw in lamp, 4000K 1 Rf#-46 Rm - CELL 1 Inc. 1L square, Inc. 75w P38, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 Rf#-47 Rm - CELL2 Inc. 1L square, Inc. 75w P38, n/a 1 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 1 W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control City Hall / Police Dept. Lighting Page 5

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
City Hall / Police Dept. -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Rf#-48 Rm - OFFICE LED 1L rec can 6", LED ?w, n/a 4 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 4 2x4x 4L rec trf, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-49 Rm - HALLWAY RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
2x4x 4L rec trf, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-50 Rm - REPORT

WRITING
RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 3 3
ballast
Rf#-51 Rm - STORAGE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-52 Rm - PORTAL ND 2x4x 1L rec trf panel, LED ?w, n/a 2 2 VISION
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
2x4x 4L rec trf, F32T8 32w, electronic 2 2
ballast
Rf#-53 Rm - OFFICE RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
1x4x 4L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 1 1
ballast
Rf#-54 Rm - HALLWAY RLT844dw - (4) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
MH 1L wm wall pack, MH 100w, HID 6 6
ballast
Rf#-55 Rm - EXTERIOR NL028/wp/ft - New LED wall pack (FT), 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, 15w/25w/35w selectable, CCT selectable, (Field set to 4000K and appropriate wattage for area, photo cell if needed)
Qty for City Hall / Police Dept. : 222 222
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control City Hall / Police Dept. Lighting Page 6

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Eager Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Eager Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Eager Park Lighting Page 7

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Evans Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Evans Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Evans Park Lighting Page 8

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Location Existing Fixture Description Qty Retrofit Code Description (Ltg Control in RED)

PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Fairgrounds -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any (County
Utility Bill)
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any (County
Utility Bill)
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Fairgrounds :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Fairgrounds Lighting Page 9

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Qty
Freddie White Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Freddie White Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Freddie White Park Lighting Page 10

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Qty
Irving Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-1 Rm - POLE 1 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-2 Rm - POLE 2 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-3 Rm - POLE 3 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-4 Rm - POLE 4 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 2h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-5 Rm - POLE 5 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 2h, MH 1000w, 3 3
HID ballast
Rf#-6 Rm - POLE 6 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 4h, MH 1000w, 4 4
HID ballast
Rf#-7 Rm - POLE 7 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 4h, MH 1000w, 4 4
HID ballast
Rf#-8 Rm - POLE 8 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 2 2
HID ballast
Rf#-9 Rm - POLE 9 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

MH 1L flood, sports field 3h, MH 1000w, 2 2
HID ballast
Rf#-10 Rm - POLE 10 NL688/piv - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability.

Qty for Irving Park : 30 30
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Irving Park Lighting Page 11

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Joshua Tree Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
MH 1L flood, sports field 12h, MH 8 8
1000w, HID ballast
Rf#-1 Rm - POLE 1 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 12h, MH 8 8
1000w, HID ballast
Rf#-2 Rm - POLE 2 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 8h, MH 1000w, 8 8
HID ballast
Rf#-3 Rm - POLE 3 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 6h, MH 1000w, 6 6
HID ballast
Rf#-4 Rm - POLE 4 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 6h, MH 1000w, 6 6
HID ballast
Rf#-5 Rm - POLE 5 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 6h, MH 1000w, 8 8
HID ballast
Rf#-6 Rm - POLE 6 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 8h, MH 1000w, 12 12
HID ballast
Rf#-7 Rm - POLE 7 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
MH 1L flood, sports field 8h, MH 1000w, 12 12
HID ballast
Rf#-8 Rm - POLE 8 NL688/Pjt - New LED sports flood, 640-694w, new quantity will be finalized after photometric layout is completed. Web based control.

Scenes, full dimming capability
Qty for Joshua Tree Park : 68 68
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Joshua Tree Park Lighting Page 12

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Library -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All other DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 interior space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 9 9
ballast
Rf#-2 Rm - BACK OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-3 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Library : 9 9
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Library Lighting Page 13

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Paseo Del Sol Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Paseo Del Sol Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Paseo Del Sol Park Lighting Page 14

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Savannah Ranch Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Savannah Ranch Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Savannah Ranch Park Lighting Page 15

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Sky Ranch Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Sky Ranch Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Sky Ranch Park Lighting Page 16

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Transit Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Transit Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Transit Park Lighting Page 17

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Victoria Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Victoria Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Victoria Park Lighting Page 18

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Wastewater Treatment Plant -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: BOOSTER STATION
1st Floor
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-17 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-18 Rm - ELECTRIC
ROOM
RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 10 10
ballast
Rf#-19 Rm - PUMP
ROOM
RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-20 Rm - EXTERIOR MH 1L flood, MH 400w, HID ballast 8 NL100/p/s - New LED area light, pole or bldg. mount, 70w/100w/150w 8 selectable, CCT selectbale (Field set to 100w, 4000K) 75,000-Hr L70 rated life, on-board (BT) dimming occupancy sensor
A-oembt
Building/Area: Ele Bldg
1st Floor
Rf#-8 Rm - ELECTRIC 1x4x 3L fxt, F32T8 32w, electronic ballast 4 4 ROOM
RLT843dw - (3) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-9 Rm - BASEMENT 1X4X2 BP, F32T8 32w, electronic ballast 11 RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 11 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L BP, FP54T5HO 54w, electronic 2 2
ballast HO
Rf#-10 Rm - STAIRS RLT542Hdw - (2) 4' LED T5 lamp 25w, Type B, Direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing electronic ballast
Building/Area: Office Bldg
1st Floor
2x4x 4L rec trf, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-1 Rm - OFFICE RL025/tkit24/bts - (1) LED 2x4 rec trf kit 23w/30w/36w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 4000K, at 23w), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
Rf#-2 Rm - ELECTRIC 1x4x 3L fxt, F32T8 32w, electronic ballast 3 3 ROOM
RLT843dw - (3) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 10 10
ballast
Rf#-3 Rm - OFFICE RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-4 Rm - LOCKER 1x4x 4L fxt, F32T8 32w, electronic ballast 3 3 ROOM
RLT844dw - (4) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-5 Rm - LOCKER LED 1L bare bulb, LED ?w A19, n/a 1 1 ROOM
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 5 5
ballast
Rf#-6 Rm - KITCKEN RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
Rf#-7 Rm - EXTERIOR MH 1L flood, MH 400w, HID ballast 6 NL100/p/s - New LED area light, pole or bldg. mount, 70w/100w/150w 6 selectable, CCT selectbale (Field set to 100w, 4000K) 75,000-Hr L70 rated life, on-board (BT) dimming occupancy sensor
A-oembt
Building/Area: SHOP BY BOOSTER TANK
1st Floor
1x4x 4L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 9 9
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-15 Rm - ELECTRIC
ROOM
NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
MH 1L wm wall pack, MH 175w, HID 5 5
ballast
Rf#-16 Rm - EXTERIOR NL028/wp/ft - New LED wall pack (FT), 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, 15w/25w/35w selectable, CCT selectable, (Field set to 4000K and appropriate wattage for area, photo cell if needed)
Building/Area: Street Shop
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Wastewater Treatment Plant Lighting Page 19

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Wastewater Treatment Plant -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
1st Floor
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 14 14
ballast
Rf#-11 Rm - STREET
SHOP
RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x8x 2L sm strip, F96T8 59w, electronic 24 24
ballast
Rf#-12 Rm - STREET
SHOP
NL055/8/lsx - New 8' LED narrow lensed strip fixture 38w/54w/65w selectable, CCT selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 54w, 4000K), (1) on board BT sensor
A-SSw
1x4x 4L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 6 6
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-13 Rm - PARTS NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
1x4x 6L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 3 3
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-14 Rm - PARTS NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
Qty for Wastewater Treatment Plant : 136 136
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Wastewater Treatment Plant Lighting Page 20

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Water Treatment Plant -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: Pump Bldg
1st Floor
1x4x 2L sm wp, F40T12 34w, Magnetic 6 6
ballast
Rf#-5 Rm - PUMP PARTS RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 20 20
ballast
Rf#-6 Rm - MAIN PUMP
ROOM
RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 2L sm wp, F32T8 32w, electronic 4 4
ballast
Rf#-7 Rm - ELECTRICAL
ROOM
RLT842dw - (2) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 4L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 5 5
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-8 Rm - MIXING

GALLON ROOM
NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
HPS 1L SB area light Pole, HPS 250w, HID 3 3
ballast
Rf#-9 Rm - EXTERIOR NL070/p/s - New LED area light, pole or bldg. mount, 70w/100w/150w selectable, CCT selectbale (Field set to 70w, 4000K) 75,000-Hr L70 rated life, on-board (BT) dimming occupancy sensor
A-oembt
Building/Area: Shop
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - SHOP 1x4x 3L fxt, F32T8 32w, electronic ballast 5 RLT843dw - (3) 4' LED T8 lamp 10.5w, Type B, direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 5 rated life, remove existing ballast from service
1x4x 4L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 6 6
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-2 Rm - PUMP
ROOM
NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
1x4x 4L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 6 6
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-3 Rm - ELECTRICAL
ROOM
NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
Rf#-4 Rm - EXTERIOR LED 1L jelly jat, LED ?w A19, n/a 13 DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is) 13 Building/Area: Small Pump Room
1st Floor
1x4x 2L sm wp, FP54T5HO 54w, 2 2
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-10 Rm - SMALL

PUMP ROOM
RLT542Hdw - (2) 4' LED T5 lamp 25w, Type B, Direct wire, 50,000-Hr L70 rated life, remove existing electronic ballast
1x4x 6L high bay, FP54T5HO 54w, 5 5
electronic ballast HO
Rf#-11 Rm - SMALL

PUMP ROOM
NL100/hb/s - (1) LED high bay 75w/95w/100w selectable, 70,000-Hr L70 rated life (Field set to 100w), (1) BT sensor A-SSw
Qty for Water Treatment Plant : 75 75
W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Water Treatment Plant Lighting Page 21

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PRE-RETROFIT POST RETROFIT
Qty
Woof Town Dog Park -
(sorted by building, floor, area)
City of Imperial - Lighting Detail Report
Building/Area: All
1st Floor
Rf#-1 Rm - All interior DND (do not do, left as is), n/a, n/a 0 space if any
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Rf#-2 Rm - All Exterior DND (do not do, left as is), LED ?w, n/a 0 Space
DND - DND: (do not do, fixtures left as is)
Qty for Woof Town Dog Park :

W* = wall switch sensor; C* = ceiling sensor; E* = existing sensor, L* Dimming Control Woof Town Dog Park Lighting Page 22

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City of Imperial
Attachment C- HVAC Replacement Inventory
Attachment “C”
HVAC Replacement Inventory

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City of Imperial ‐ HVAC Replacement Inventory
Building Room / Area Unit Mark /
Label
Equipment Quantity Manuf. Model No. Serial No. Year Capactiy (Tons)
Electrical Mount Orientation
(Down/Side)
Scope of Work Additional Notes
City Hall / Police Dept
4 Main Conference Room C2 Packaged Heat Pump 1 York XP120COON2AAA6A N1K4103578 2014 10 208/230‐3‐60 Roof Side Replace 6 Main Offices C4 Packaged Heat Pump 1 Goodman GPH1460H41BA 1304219155 2013 5 208/230‐1‐60 Roof Side Replace Library
2 Main Bldg Main L2 Packaged Heat Pump 1 Rheem R..A A060JL illegible 2003 5 208/230‐1‐60 Roof Side Replace 3 Main Bldg Main L3 Packaged Heat Pump 1 Rheem RJMA‐A036CM 000 5585F390305344 2003 3 208/230‐3‐60 Roof Down Replace 6 Main Bldg Main L6 Packaged Heat Pump 1 Rheem RQMA‐A060 illegible 2003 5 208/230‐3‐60 Roof Down Replace 7 Main Bldg Main L7 Packaged Heat Pump 1 York B1HQ060A06A N1E1047171 2011 5 208/230‐1‐60 Roof Down Replace Pump Station (198 W. Aten Rd.)
1 Pumphouse Electrical Room B1 Packaged AC 1 Goodman GPC1336H41BA 1206662369 2012 3 208/230‐1‐60 Ground Side Replace Water Treatment Plant
7 Bldg South of Ponds Pump Room Split Sys Heat Pump 1 York TCGD36S21S2HA W0H8260493 2008 3 208/230‐1‐60 Ground Replace Wastewater Treatment Plant
3 Bldg near Water Storage Tank Electrical Room Wall Mount HP 1 Bard WA4S3‐A0ZTP4XXJ 382A143092362‐02 2014 4 208/230‐1‐60 Wall Replace ID#
Existing Equipment

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City of Imperial
Attachment D- HVAC Solar Detail

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Attachment “D”
Solar Detail

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Attachment D- HVAC Solar Detail

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SYSTEM LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION:

City of Imperial

1. Site Location Wastewater
Treatment Plant
Water
Treatment
Plant (West)
Water Treatment
Plant (East) City Hall Library

2. Point of
Interconnection
Meter #
5DY3B-204674
Meter #
5DY3B-202365
Meter #
5DY3B-202364
Meter #
5DY3B-201717
Meter #
5DY3B-400223

3. PV System Size 754 kWDC 224.2 kWDC 169.9 kWDC 53.1 kWDC 56.1 kWDC

4. PV Modules
Mission Solar
MSH10-
590HN4G
or Equal
Mission Solar
MSH10-
590HN4G
or Equal
Mission Solar
MSH10-
590HN4G
or Equal
Mission Solar
MSH10-
590HN4G
or Equal
Mission Solar
MSH10-
590HN4G
or Equal

5. PV Inverters Solectria PVI
or Equal
Solectria PVI
or Equal
Solectria PVI
or Equal
Solectria PVI
or Equal
Solectria PVI
or Equal

6. PV System
Solar Shade
Canopy Structure
14’ 6” Clear
Height
Solar Shade
Canopy Structure
14’ 6” Clear
Height
Solar Carport
Structure 14’ 6”
Clear Height
Solar Carport
Structure 13’ 6”
Clear Height
Solar Carport
Structure 13’ 6”
Clear Height

7. EV Chargers N/A N/A
(1) Dual Port EV
Charger
50A/Port or Equal
(2) Single Port EV
Chargers
50A/Port or Equal
The information presented in the table above is subject to adjustment depending on final design and siting.

Siting locations are dependent on final survey results for underground utilities and easements.

1. Permits and Regulatory Fees
An allowance for building, fire and electrical permits only is included for $152,884. This amount includes City permitting, fire review, and utility application fees for all sites. All other permits/approvals are excluded.

Climatec includes durations of 16 weeks for procuring permits and regulatory approvals. Climatec will not be responsible for construction delays caused by permit and approval requirements from local jurisdictions or regulatory review bodies. Any delays in procuring permits will entitle Climatec a time extension change order to the Contract as a day for day extension to our plan for obtaining required permits and/or approvals, as defined above or in the project schedule.

2. Utility Requirements
The solar and EV Charger scope assumes all utility-owned electrical equipment serving the sites electrical distribution system has adequate capacity to handle the photovoltaic system output. No utility required electrical equipment upgrade or replacement is included in this scope, including design and coordination thereof.

Any costs associated with unforeseen utility interconnection requirements, including but not limited to utility-owned equipment upgrades or additions, relay protection equipment external to the inverters, additional generation or net-generation metering, system impact studies, or telemetry requirements and interconnection

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Attachment D- HVAC Solar Detail

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studies are not included in this scope.

3. Facility Equipment
The existing panels are assumed to have provisions to accept cable connections on the primary side of the main service breaker, or adequate space and capacity for a new breaker. Panel or bus bar reconfiguration and/or City distribution equipment re- listing certification is not included.

Contract excludes Short-Circuit Coordination Study for this project. Climatec will provide overcurrentsettings that will be coordinated with City overcurrent settings.

The solar and EV Charger scope assumes current switchboards / panelboards meet all code requirements.

Solar system includes all standard interconnection related equipment on the City side of the meter, including panel circuit breakers, utility, and/or visible utility lockable disconnect switches, solar metering, conduit, and wiring. Additionalprotectionor upgrades required by the utilities above that provided by the certified inverters is not included.

4. Shading
The solar and EV charger scope design is based on existing visual conditions on site. Removal of trees or other obstructions to install the solar arrays and system components is included in this scope. Trees and/or other obstructions subsequently identified for removal or trimming by the City must be removed or trimmed, or performance expectations/guarantees will require adjustment.

5. Commissioning
The solar and EV charger scope assumes commissioning requirements for the solar and EV charger scope only.

6. Monitoring
Solar monitoring will be accomplished via Data Acquisition Systems (DAS), cell card, and Weather Station.

Solar Monitoring cell modem data plan is pre-paid by Climatec for 5-years, after which the client will be required to take on data plan renewal costs into perpetuity. EV Chargers Cloud Subscription plan and warranty are prepaid by Climatec for 3-years, after which the client will be required to take on data plan renewal costs into perpetuity. Energy Management System Integration or similar control or SCADA system integrations to the new photovoltaic array(s) is excluded. All other communication and low voltage infrastructure is excluded.

7. Site Embedding Conditions Assumed
A normal embed depth of 11 feet is assumed. If additional width, embed depth or spread footing is needed due to soil conditions, additional costs will be the responsibility of the client.

8. Storage
City shall provide Climatec with an area for storage space located near the site for storage of materials, tools and equipment, and other purposes.

9. Exclusions
ADA.

Scope excludes modification requirements for accessibility upgrades and accessibility design around the photovoltaic parking or shade canopy structures (unless otherwise mentioned in scope document). Assumes that the current parking lot layout has been reviewed and approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). If the architect of record recommends additional accessible parking stalls under the solar canopies,

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Attachment D- HVAC Solar Detail

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changed path of travel and/or new canopies over existing accessible stalls, in excess of those stated in the scope inclusions, design and construction costs will be addressed via Change Order.

Irrigation.

Irrigation reconfiguration if necessary to complete any foundation construction is not included.

Fire.

Fire hydrant flow tests or installation of a new fire hydrant are not included.

Civil Work.

Drainage upgrades, grading upgrades, and related civil work for site lots are not included.

Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials identification, testing, remediation, abatement, handling, or disposal, including but not limited to contaminated soils, asbestos, lead-containing materials, unsuitable soils, buried debris, undocumented underground utilities, archaeological resources, or other unforeseen subsurface conditions discovered during construction.

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Attachment D- HVAC Solar Detail

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
Wastewater Treatment Plant| Solar: 754 kWDC

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Attachment D-Solar Detail

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
Water Treatment Plant| Solar: 394.1 kWDC

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City of Imperial
Attachment D-Solar Detail

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
City Hall | Solar: 53.1 kWDC | Level 2 EV Chargers (50A/Port) - (1) Dual Port

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City of Imperial
Attachment D-Solar Detail

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CITY OF IMPERIAL
Library | Solar: 56.1 kWDC | Level 2 EV Chargers (50A/Port) - (2) Single Port

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City of Imperial
Attachment E- Technical Appendix
Attachment “E”
Technical Appendix

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WallMax Compact Open Face Series
PROJECT NAME:___________________________________________________________________ CAT. #: _________________________________________________________ NOTES:____________________________________________________________________________ FIXTURE SCHEDULE:_____________________________________________ 40 K 00
5 05 00 K
3000K
0-10V DIMMING
VALUE
Phone: 1-800-555-5629 Fax: 973-244-7333 Web: www.maxlite.com E-mail: [email protected] PLM# 789 Rev: 09/19/2025 © 2025 Specifications subject to change without notice.

Product Description
The WallMax Compact Open Face Wall Pack is a versatile low cost solution for general wall lighting applications. It features wattage and CCT selectability as well as an intergral photocell that can be turned on or off. The housing size covers existing HID footprints and has a battery backup option. You can also field install the c-Max receptacle (CEA Accessory) opening up the full range of c-Max field installable controls.

Features:
• CCT selectable between 3000K, 4000K or 5000K
• Universal Voltage: 120-277V
• Wattage Selectable in 40W+ versions
• Battery Backup Options: -20°C
• Visors & Wire guards are available
• Photocell (On/Off) Standard
• CRI: ≥80
• Field installable c-Max receptacle (CEA Accessory) to allow c-Max Controls capability
• 6kV Surge Protection
Construction:
• Rugged die cast housing with corrosion resistant
polyester powder paint finish
• Impact resistant prismatic borosilicate glass
• 4 1/2 conduit holes, one on each side
Ordering Structure

FAMILY WATTAGE
(NOMINAL) VOLTAGE - CCT COLOR CONTROLS OPTIONS EM OPTIONS WCF= WallMax
Open Face
Wall Pack
29= 29W U= Universal
120-277V
- CS= 3/4/5K B= Dark
Bronze
PC= Photocell (On/Off
switch) Standard
BLANK=
E2=
No Battery
Battery
Backup -20°C
40= 40/35/28W
60= 60/50/40W
80= 80/70/60W
120= 120/100/80W
WCS= 3/4/5K,
Wattage
Selectable
Stocked Items

ORDER CODE MODEL NUMBER DLC PRODUCT ID PRIMARY USE DESIGNATION CLASSIFICATION 111241 WCF29U-CSBPC S-ZRQ3Y4
Outdoor Non-Cutoff and Semi-Cutoff
Wall-Mounted Area Luminaires Premium 5.1
111059 WCF40U-WCSBPC S-3SFTZ4
111060 WCF60U-WCSBPC S-0BKRJG
111240 WCF80U-WCSBPC S-6NXQTV
111062 WCF120U-WCSBPC S-4RKBVT
29W-80W
120W

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WallMax Compact Open Face Series
Phone: 1-800-555-5629 Fax: 973-244-7333 Web: www.maxlite.com E-mail: [email protected] PLM# 789 Rev: 09/19/2025 © 2025 Specifications subject to change without notice. 40 K 00
5 05 00 K
3000K
0-10V DIMMING
VALUE

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Accessories

MODEL NUMBER ORDER CODE DESCRIPTION IMAGE
WCF-VISOR-SMALL 111246 VISOR FOR WCF 29-80W
WCF-VISOR-LARGE 111247 VISOR FOR WCF 120W
WCF-WG-SMALL 111244 WIRE GUARD FOR WCF 29-80W
WCF-WG-LARGE 111245 WIRE GUARD FOR WCF 120W
CEA-RDB 107785

C-MAX EXTERNAL ADAPTOR BRONZE (WHITE ALSO

AVAILABLE), MUST ALSO USE WCF-WTC-CEA-GASKET,

ENABLES USE OF C-MAX ROUND CONTROL NODES
WCF-WTC-CEA-GASKET 111248 GASKET MUST BE USED WITH CEA-RDB EM2-REMOTE-MT 111294 FIELD INSTALLABLE REMOTE MOUNT - 20C BATTERY BACKUP (FOR UNIVERSAL (120-277V) PRODUCTS ONLY)

Specifications: WCF29 WCF40 WCF60 WCF80 WCF120
Nominal Wattage (W) 29 28/35/40 40/50/60 60/70/80 80/100/120 Output (lm) - Highest setting 4,460-4730 6,220-6,550 8,620-9,480 11,950-12,840 17,470-18,470 Output (lm) - Middle setting
N/A
5,080-5,530 7,000-7,900 10,080-11,200 14,000-15,300
Output (lm) - Low setting 4,460-4730 6,220-6,550 8,620-9,480 11,950-12,840 Efficacy (lm/W) 150-159 145-158 140-158 140-160 140-153 CCT Selectable between 3/4/5K
CRI >80
Dimming 0-10V
Power Factor >.90
Input Voltage 120-277V
Surge Protection 6kV
Equivalency 150W 175W 250W 300/320W 400W
Lumen Maintenance (L70) >100,000 hrs
Operating Temperature -40°F to 122°F (-40°C to 50°C)
Housing Die cast aluminum with corrosion resistant polyester powder paint finish Lens Impact resistant prismatic borrosilicate glass
Listings UL, FCC, DLC 5.1 Premium
Environment Wet Locations and IP65
Warranty 5 Year warranty. Check maxlite.com/warranties for details. * Default setting is hightest wattage and 5000K CCT.

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Dimensions
120W fc at 30’ mtg height
.5
1 2
5 90’ 60’ 30’ 0’ 30’ 60’
90’
0’
30’
60’

0.5 fc
1 fc
2 fc
5 fc
ISOFOOTCANDLE: LEGEND
Each gridline represents one
mounting height.

For mounting heights other than
noted multiply FC by the below factor.
(Chart’s Mtg Height)2
(Actual Mtg Height)2 Factor=
Layouts based on 3000K. Results are 3-5% more for 4000/5000K.

Consult IES file for more precise calculations.
40W fc at 16’ mtg height
60W fc at 20’ mtg height
29W fc at 12’ mtg height
80W fc at 25’ mtg height

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120W
29W-80W
Dimensions

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Specifications and Dimensions subject to change without notice.

Project
Notes
Type Date
Cat. No.
4’ 40W Max.
8’ 65W, 90W Max.

DESCRIPTION
The Aleo LSX™ SR/RC G5 Series Super Slim LED Linear Strip Luminaire delivers industry-leading performance with deep energy savings and continuous dimming. Low profile design offers easy handling and storage. This versatile luminaire produces energy-efficient, comfortable illumination for a myriad of applications.

APPLICATIONS
Excellent for general utility applications: Parking garage, warehouse, offices, restrooms, storage units, stairwell.

LSX UX SR/RC Series
LSX™ G5 SR/RC Series
Specification Features
Super Slim LED Linear Strip Luminaire
Construction
Integral LED gear tray and reflector with driver on
board allows for easy installation and handling.

Luminaire features a white durable finish. Diffuser
requires no additional frame or fastener for easy
installation.

Optical System
Reflector systems features highly reflective coating
and delivers balanced, comfortable luminance for
productive spaces. Diffuser lens reduces glare and
improves occupant comfort while maintaining high
efficiency emission.

Certification
UL Listed. All components have UL certification. UL
Class 2. Driver: SCP, OTP, OVP protection, FCC
Part 15 Class B, UL8750 Class 2. DLC Premium.

Warranty
7-year Limited Warranty. See warranty
documentation for more information.

Electrical
Luminaire utilizes high-efficacy LED packages
maintained at cool temperatures for long life, high
efficacy. Reliable driver features continuous dimming.

Universal voltage (120-277V) for convenient installation.

Comes equipped with luminaire quick-disconnect.

Installation / Mounting
Strip can be suspended or surface mounted via
mounting brackets.

Controls / Dimming
Continuous dimming (0-10V) comes standard. Suitable
for use with dimmers, sensors, daylight harvesting
and other control strategies to achieve deeper energysavings and code compliance. Features a built-in sensor box as a standard for plug and play sensors.

Field Adjustable CCT
Increased versatility and reduced inventory burden.

Color Temp. can be adjusted in the field by selecting (3) different CCTs via switch on driver.

Ordering Information
Example: LSX-8-UXH-65/8CT G5-SB (SR/RC)
Rated Life 75,000 hours
Limited Warranty 7-years
Efficacy Up to 130 LPW
Continuous Dimming
DIMMING 0-10V Continuous

CONTINUOUS
LSX-4-UXH-40/8CT G5-SB (SR/RC)
LSX-8-UXH-65/8CT G5-SB (SR/RC)
LSX 8 UXVH 8 CT
Series
LSX
Super
Slim LED
Linear
Strip
Form Factor
4 4’
8 8’
Lumen Package
UXH
Factory Set
CRI
8 82+
Color Temp
CT Field Adjust.
3500K
4000K
5000K
65 Max Wattage
40 4’ - 25W/30W/40W
65 8’ - 55W/60W/65W
[Blank]
Dimming
Blank
0-10V Continuous Dimming
Options
Controls*
See Pg. 3 for details on
sensors and controls
(Sensor Sold Separately)
Emergency Backup1
EM700 700lm
EM1400 1400lm
EMLC/DR Emergency Lighting
Control Dimming Relay
Quick Ship
-SB (SR/RC)
Integral Sensor Box
and Receptacle
Designation
BAA
Buy American Act Compliant
BABAA
Build America, Buy America Act Compliant

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LSX™ G5 SR/RC Series Super Slim LED Linear Strip
Performance Summary
Performance Data
3500K 4000K 5000K
Form
Factor Catalog No.

Rated
Wattage
(W)
Tested
Wattage
(W)
Delivered
Lumens
(lm)
Efficacy
(lm/W)
Delivered
Lumens
(lm)
Efficacy
(lm/W)
Delivered
Lumens
(lm)
Efficacy
(lm/W)
4’ LSX-4-UXH-40/8CT G5-SB (SR/RC)
25 24 3575 143 3925 157 3650 146
30 29 4230 141 4650 155 4320 144
40 39 5400 135 5920 148 5520 138
8’ LSX-8-UXH-65/8CT G5-SB (SR/RC)
55 56 7810 142 8525 155 7975 145
60 61 8220 137 9000 150 8400 140
65 66 8775 135 9620 148 8970 138
Input Voltage 120V-277V
Input Frequency 50/60 Hz
Rated Wattage See Performance Table
Delivered Lumens See Performance Table
Efficacy > 130 LPW (typ.)
CRI 82+, R9 > 0
Available CCT1 3500K/4000K/5000K
Color Consistency2 5-step MacAdam Ellipse
Rated Life 75,000 hours
L703 > 72,000 hours
Power Factor > 0.9
THD < 20%
Dimming 0-10V Continuous (10-100%)
Operating Temp. -20o
C to 50oC
Sensor Plug and Play - Field Install
Plug and Play Sensor
Model No. SPIR-OSDL/BT-PP3-DC220
AleoBlue, Wireless Bluetooth PIR Occ Sensor w/ Daylight Harvesting, snap-in with quick connector
1 IMPORTANT: THE BATTERY MUST BE RECHARGED EVERY THREE (3) MONTHS. IF NOT RECHARGED ACCORDINGLY, BATTERY MAY FAIL AND VOID WARRANTY

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Super Slim LED Linear Strip LSX™ G5 SR/RC Series
Wire Guard Option
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
LSX-WG-4 G5 Wire Guard for LSX-4 G5 Order and Ship Separately Field Install

47.05” (1195mm)

2.03”
(51.6mm)

2.44”
(62mm)
Daisy Chain Bracket Option
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
LSX-DC-BRK G5 Daisy Chain Bracket for LSX G5 Order and Ship Separately Field Install Sensors Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping Remote
Control
Sensor
Mounting
SPIR-OSDL/BT-PP3-DC220
AleoBlue Multi-level Wireless
Bluetooth Occ Sensor w/
Daylight
Order and Ship
Separately Field Install AleoBlue
App
Sensor Box /
End-mount
SPIR-OSDL/BTEZ-PP3-DC-101
SimplBlue Multi-level Wireless
Bluetooth Occ Sensor w/
Daylight
Order and Ship
Separately Field Install SimplBlue App
Sensor Box /
End-mount
Product Dimensions
Form Factor Length (L) Height (H) Width (W)
4’ 47.3” (1202mm) 2.4” (60mm) 1.8” (48mm)
8’ 94.2” (2392mm) 2.4” (60mm) 1.8” (48mm)
L H
W

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Cord Set Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
CRD-A SO CORD 6’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-B SO CORD 10’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-C SO CORD 12’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-D SO CORD 15’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-E SO CORD 20’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-F SO CORD 25’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
Plug Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
PLG-1 Straight plug, 125V, NEMA 5-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-2 Twist-lock, 125V, NEMA L5-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-4 Twist-lock, 277V, NEMA L7-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-5 Twist-lock, 480V, NEMA L8-20P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-6 Twist-lock, 250V, NEMA L6-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed Mounting Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
CHS-105 Jack chain, 40" length (Set of 2) Order and Ship Separately Field Install V-HOOK-LLS V-hangers, 2 pcs of top mount fixture
hangers .135DIA Order and Ship Separately Field Install ACC Aircraft Cable - 10’ 1/16 cable toggle
kit with grip lock Order and Ship Separately Field Install ACC-20ft Aircraft Cable - 20’ 1/16 cable toggle
kit with grip lock Order and Ship Separately Field Install ACC-25ft Aircraft Cable - 25’ 1/16 cable toggle
kit with grip lock Order and Ship Separately Field Install Super Slim LED Linear Strip LSX™ G5 SR/RC Series
Surge Protector Option
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
SP10 10kA Surge Protector Order with Model No. Factory Installed

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Super Slim LED Linear Strip LSX™ G5 SR/RC Series
Allows full brightness operation of the luminaire from the generator or inverter, regardless of local controls/sensor settings. Senses the loss of normal AC power and bypasses the local switch device or dimmed setting, allowing emergency power directly to the fixture.

HF MICROWAVE
SENSOR

YELLOW/WHITE
YELLOW (+)

EMERGENCY

CONTROL DEVICE

RED LED

NORMAL POWER INDICATOR
(OPTIONAL)

EMERGENCY
POWER

EMERGENCY
PANEL

RED (EMERGENCY LINE)

WHITE (NEUTRAL SENSE)

BLUE (SWITCH SENSE)

BLACK (NORMAL POWER SENSE)
G
NORMAL
PANEL
SINGLE POLE UL 1008

TRANSFER SWITCH

NEUTRAL BUS FOR

EMERGENCY PANEL
NORMAL
POWER
N

BLK/ORG
VIOLET (DIM+) VIOLET

RED/WHT (EMERGENCY COMMON)
120-277V

NEUTRAL
HOT
HOT
HOT

NEUTRAL

NEUTRAL
HOT

LED DRIVER

NEUTRAL BUS FOR

NORMAL PANEL

BLACK (LINE) RED (LOAD)

WHITE (NEUTRAL)

PINK (DIM-)
VIOLET

CONNECT TO

PINK (DIM-) OF

HF MICROWAVE SENSOR

CONNECT TO

PINK (DIM-) OF

LED DRIVER

CONNECT TO
VIOLET (DIM+) OF

HF MICROWAVE SENSOR

PINK (DIM-)

CONNECT TO
PINK (DIM+) OF

EMERGENCY CONTROL DEVICE
VIOLET (DIM+)
TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM - Separately Derived System (Switched Neutral) EMLC/DR - Emergency Lighting Control Dimming Relay (EMLC/DR) Option Sensor Installation
Locate the sensor cap. Remove the sensor cap.

Sensor wiring harness
connector is
attached to the cap.

Mate the wiring harness
connector with the connector
on the sensor and push,
ensure solid connection.

Push and lock the sensor
into the fixture hole.

Secure the sensor. If
necessary, use lock nut.
1 2 3 4
BAA and BABAA Compliant
BAA - Buy America Act Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Buy America Act (BAA) compliant product BABAA - Build America, Buy America Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) compliant product *Note: BAA and BABAA product will require lead times approximately ranging from 12-18 weeks. Contact your Aleo representative for more information

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Specifications and Dimensions subject to change without notice. • Lighting Zones / Grouping
• Manual control of individual lights
• On Power up Behavior
• Zone Linking
• Vacancy Sensing
• Per fixture Daylight Control
• Per zone Daylight Control
AleoBlue Wireless Bluetooth Controls
The AleoBlue is a complete solution for managing connected lighting systems using a Bluetooth Mesh lighting network. This enables seamless implementation of simple to complex lighting control scenarios without specialized training or lighting control engineering expertise.

DLC NLC Qualified.
• Intuitive and user-friendly web and iOS apps
• No specialized training or lighting control expertize required • Optimized for commercial spaces of any size
• No additional wiring or central control box
• Customizable lighting control parameters
• Future proof with Software Updates
• Multiple Zone Configurable
• Built-In Scenarios + Customization
Features and Benefits
The most advanced encryption standards as well as
the cutting-edge device authentication
The fastest low-power communication
• Optimized Energy Consumption
• Less Hassle with On-Site Adjustments
• More Savings
• Increased Safety
• More Flexibility
Bluetooth Mesh Technology Advantages
Scheduling High and Low End Trim
Scenes Occupancy Sensing
No single point of failure (no central device)
Scalability to thousands of devices
Compatibility with a widely available devices
(smart phones & tablets – both with Bluetooth 4.0
and Bluetooth 5)
Learn More
®

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Implementation
Planning
Adding lighting devices to the Bluetooth mesh network on-site with the use of an iOS app.

Customization and calibration of lighting control parameters during and after the commissioning process. Defining scenes for specific working activities.

Remote preparation of a retrofit project with the use of our web app. Uploading floor plans, defining individual lighting zones and choosing lighting control scenarios.

Add Devices to Your
Connected Lighting Network 1
Optimize Configuration
Settings if Needed 3
Implement Predefined Zones
and Scenarios 2
Define Individual Lighting
Zones 2
Specify Desired Lighting
Control Scenarios 3
Import Floor
Plans 1
Provisioning / Configurations
The Bluetooth mesh Node is in the Unprovisioned
Mode until it is provisioned by a “Provisioner”,
which typically is a smart phone with a Bluetooth
mesh compatible app.

Learn More

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Aleo Lighting, Inc.
www.aleolighting.com
10988 Bloomfield Ave.

Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Ph: 877-358-8825
© 2024 Aleo Lighting, Inc. All rights reserved. For informational purposes only.

Reproduction in whole or part is prohibited without prior written consent of the copyright owner. The information presented in this document does not form part of any quotation or contract, is believed to be accurate and reliable and may be changed without notice. No liability will be accepted by the publisher for any consequences of its use. Aleo Lighting reserves the rights make changes in specification at any time without notice.

Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario - with Daylight Harvesting
Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario
Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied Manual
On
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode
Duration Duration
Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Vacancy Scenario
Fade Time
Manual Occupied Unoccupied
On
Override
Time Out Standby
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Occupied
Fade Time
Run
Mode
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario with Manual Override
H X Y

7.9’ (2.4m) 16.4’ (5.0m) 16.4’ (5.0m)

8.9’ (2.7m) 18.4’ (5.6m) 18.4’ (5.6m)

9.8’ (3.0m) 20.3’ (6.2m) 20.3’ (6.2m)
H
X
Y
Lighting Control Scenarios
Multiple lighting control scenarios are
available once the Bluetooth mesh Node
is provisioned. At each scenario, duration,
fade time and target brightness can be
configured at any time with the iOS app.

8.9ft/2.7m

6.6ft/2m

3.3ft/1m
0 9.8ft/3m 6.6ft/2m 3.3ft/1m 0 3.3ft/1m 6.6ft/2m 9.8ft/3m X

9.8ft/3m 6.6ft/2m 3.3ft/1m 0 3.3ft/1m 6.6ft/2m 9.8ft/3m Y

8.9ft/2.7m

6.6ft/2m

3.3ft/1m
0 Orientation Indicators
Y
X

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Project
Notes
Type Date
Cat. No.
150W, 300W

DESCRIPTION
The Aleo ALX™ Series combines energy-efficiency, advanced optical control, and modern slim profile aesthetics to deliver enhanced performance to area lighting applications. Rugged die-cast housing provides advanced thermal management for long life and weather-proof compartment to withstand challenging, outdoor environments.

APPLICATIONS
Parking lots, walkways, auto dealerships, outdoor retail shopping centers, recreational spaces, campuses. ALX™ Series
ALX™ Series
Specification Features
LED Area Luminaire
Construction
Rugged, die-cast housing with advanced thermal
management system ensures reliability and durability.

Weather-proof, gasketed driver compartment protects
electronics against environmental elements.

Optical System
Precision-formed optical lens system reduces glare
and improves safety and security by delivering highefficiency illumination with precise optical distribution.

Type III distribution comes standard. Type II, III, IV and V available.

Certification
UL Listed. All components have UL certification.

DLC QPL Premium.

Warranty
7-year Limited Warranty. See warranty documentation for more information.

Electrical
Luminaire utilizes high-efficacy LED packages maintained at cool temperatures for long life, high efficacy. Reliable driver features universal voltage (120-277V) and high
voltage (227-480V) for convenient installation.

Installation / Mounting
Luminaire comes standard with universal mounting
adapter. Versatile platform includes different mounting options, including: straight arm, trunion, slip-fitter, yoke mount and rotatable pole-mount.

Controls / Dimming
Suitable for use with sensors and photocells to achieve deeper energy-savings and code compliance. Comes
standard with receptacle for plug and play occupancy
sensor or photocell.

Field Adjustable CCT / Wattage
Increased versatility and reduced inventory burden.

Wattage and Color Temp. can be adjusted in the field by selecting (3) different wattages and (3) different CCTs via switch outside the housing.

Quick Ship
ALX-150UX/CT (SR/RC)
ALX-300UX/CT (SR/RC)
ALX-150UX/CT HV (SR/RC)
ALX-300UX/CT HV (SR/RC)
ALX-150UX/CT (SR/RC) WH
ALX-300UX/CT (SR/RC) WH
Ordering Information
Example: ALX-150UX/CT HV (SR/RC)
Rated Life 75,000 hours
Limited Warranty 7-years
Efficacy Up to 160 LPW
Continuous Dimming
DIMMING 0-10V Continuous

CONTINUOUS
ALX 150 UX
Series
ALX
Slim LED
Area
Luminaire
Nominal Wattage
150
70W/100W/150W
300
200W/250W/300W
Lumen
Package
UX Field
Adjustable
Wattage
HV
Input
Voltage
Blank
120V-277V
HV
277V-480V
(SR/RC)
Sensor Ready w/
Sensor Receptacle
Options
Distribution Type
Blank Type III
T2 Type II
[Blank] [Blank]
Finish Color*
Blank Dark Bronze RAL#8019
WH White RAL#9016
* Contact Factory for additional finish colors. Any
finish color other than Dark Bronze and White is
a custom color with associated adder cost and
lead time
[Blank]
CT
Color Temp
CT
Adjustable CCT
3000K/ 4000K/ 5000K
AMBR1

Amber Spectrum
Controls
See pg. 6 for
details
Mounting (Sold Separately)

ALX-ASA

ALX-ASA ECO

ALX-ASF

ALX-ASR
ALX-AUB Adjustable Trunnion
ALX-YOK-S Yoke Mount (Small)
ALX-YOK-L Yoke Mount (Large)
T4 Type IV
T5 Type V
1 Made to order option with associated lead time. Not stocked as Quick Ship.

Any distribution type other than Type III is
a custom optic with associated adder cost
and lead time
Straight Arm
Straight Arm
Slip Fitter
Rotatable
Straight Arm
Designation
BAA
Buy American Act
Compliant
BABAA
Build America, Buy America
Act Compliant

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ALX™ Series LED Area Luminaire
Performance Summary
Input Voltage 120V-277V, 277V-480V
Input Frequency 50/60 Hz
Rated Wattage See Performance Table
Delivered Lumens See Performance Table
Efficacy > 130 LPW (typ.)
CRI 70+
Available CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K
Rated Life 75,000 hours
Power Factor > 0.9
THD < 20%
Controls Plug N Play Sensors
IP Rating IP65
Operating Temp. -40o
C to 45oC
Surge Protection 6KV
Performance Data
3000K 4000K 5000K
Catalog No. Nominal
Wattage (W)
Tested
Wattage (W)
Delivered
Lumens (lm)
Scaled
Efficacy
(lm/W)
Delivered
Lumens (lm)
Scaled
Efficacy
(lm/W)
Delivered
Lumens (lm)
Scaled
Efficacy
(lm/W)
ALX-150UX/CT (SR/RC)
70 67.4 9,436 140 10,608 157.4 9,887 146.7
100 96.3 13,347 138.6 15,003 155.8 13,982 145.2
150 144.5 19,825 137.2 22,296 154.3 20,779 143.8
ALX-150UX/CT HV (SR/RC)
70 66.6 9,410 141.3 10,622 159.5 10,316 154.9
100 95.2 13,318 139.9 15,032 157.9 14,603 153.4
150 142.8 19,777 138.5 22,319 156.3 21,691 151.9
ALX-300UX/CT (SR/RC)
200 201.1 27,570 137.1 30,506 151.7 28,355 141
240 241.3 32,744 135.7 36,243 150.2 33,685 139.6
300 301.6 40,535 134.4 44,847 148.7 41,681 138.2
ALX-300UX/CT HV (SR/RC)
200 197.1 26,805 136 30,176 153.1 29,742 150.9
240 236.5 31,856 134.7 35,853 151.6 35,333 149.4
300 295.6 39,433 133.4 44,369 150.1 43,719 147.9
Product Dimensions
*Sensor placement may vary

15.9” (404mm)

14.2” (361mm)

2.6” (65mm)

22.7” (576mm)
21” (535mm)

2.8” (71mm)

9.8” (250mm)

13.3” (338mm)
ALX-150 ALX-300

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L
H
W
Mounting Information
LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Straight Arm Mount
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-ASA 9.14” (232.1mm) 3.7” (94mm) 7.68” (195mm)
L
H
W
Compatible with
Square Poles &
Round Poles
Drill Pattern ALX-ASA
Ø 0.98” (25mm)

5.75” (146mm)
Ø 0.35” (9mm)

1.38” (35mm)

0.96” (24.5mm)
Straight Arm Mount ECO
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-ASA ECO 6.59” (167.3mm) 3.62” (92.1mm) 6.38” (162mm) Compatible with
Square Poles &
Round Poles
Drill Pattern ALX-ASA ECO

0.43”
(11mm)

5.51”
(140mm)
Ø 0.71”
(18mm)

1.42”
(36mm)
Ø 0.35”
(9mm)

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Mounting Information
LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Slip Fitter
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-ASF 3.07” (78mm) 3.59” (91.2mm) 9.1” (231mm)
Compatible with Round Tenon
H
L
W
U-Bracket Trunion
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-AUB 7.36” (186.9mm) 6.3” (160mm) 2.55 (62mm)
L
H
W Drill Pattern ALX-AUB

3.78” (96mm)

2.99” (76mm)
Ø 0.43” (11mm)
Ø 0.83” (21mm)

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LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Mounting Information
Rotatable Pole-Mount
Compatible with
Square Poles &
Round Poles
L
H
W
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-ASR 9.34” (237.2mm) 3.62” (92.2mm) 6.38” (162mm)
Drill Pattern ALX-ASR

1.42” (36mm) 0.43” (11mm)

5.51” (140mm)
Ø 0.7” (18mm) Ø 0.35” (9mm)
Yoke Mount
Catalog No. L W H
ALX-YOK-S 8.19” (208mm) 10.12” (257mm) 1.97” (50mm)
ALX-YOK-L 11.54” (293mm) 13.58” (345mm) 1.97” (50mm)
H
L
W
Drill Pattern ALX-YOK-S, ALX-YOK-L
Ø 0.79” (20mm)
Ø 0.47” (12mm)
Ø 0.51” (13mm)
Ø 0.51” (13mm)

1.14” (29mm)

6.2” (157.5mm)

3.07” (78mm)

1.26” (32mm)

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LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
EPA Rating
1 2 @ 90° 2 @ 180° 3 @ 120° 3 @ 90° 4 @ 90°
Mounting Product EPA Rating

ALX-ASF
ALX-150 0.47 0.68 0.95 1.26 1.15 1.15
ALX-300 0.68 1.18 1.37 1.98 1.86 1.86

ALX-ASR
ALX-150 0.58 0.79 1.18 1.58 1.39 1.39
ALX-300 0.81 1.11 1.65 2.16 1.95 1.95

ALX-ASA
ALX-150 0.54 0.74 1.02 1.33 1.21 1.21
ALX-300 0.74 1.24 1.46 2.04 1.92 1.92

ALX-ASA ECO
ALX-150 0.49 0.69 0.98 1.29 1.18 1.18
ALX-300 0.71 1.12 1.42 1.93 1.81 1.81
Control and Sensors Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping Remote Control SHF-OSDL/IR-PP1-LV-10V-A01
Multi-level High Frequency Occ
Sensor w/ Photocell Function, Plug
and Play 3.5mm port, IR remote
setting
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) SRC-A01
SPIR-OSDL/IR-PP1-DC-130
Multi-level Passive Infrared Occ
Sensor w/ Photocell Function, Plug
and Play 3.5mm port, IR remote
setting
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) SRC-A01
SPIR-OSDL/BT-PP1-DC-302-BLK
AleoBlue, Wireless Bluetooth PIR
Occ Sensor w/ Daylight Harvesting,
12V DC input, Plug and Play 3.5mm
port, 40ft high bay lens, 300ft range,
Black
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) AleoBlue App
PC-PP1-DC300 Photocell Sensor, Plug and Play

3.5mm port Order Separately Field Installed (Plug/Play) - *Any exterior lighting design with AleoBlue controls should be reviewed by Aleo’s technical team to ensure proper mesh network quality, unless previously trained by Aleo. Please send designs to [email protected] QPL Model No. Product ID Technical Req. Classification Primary Use ALX-150UX/CT (SR/RC) S-TFOE8Z 5.1 Premium Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires ALX-150UX/CT HV (SR/RC) S-CPNR5Q 5.1 Premium Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires ALX-300UX/CT (SR/RC) S-1GCORK 5.1 Premium Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires ALX-300UX/CT HV (SR/RC) S-5V273G 5.1 Premium Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires DLC QPL Data

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LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Backshield Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
ALX-BKSHLD-S Area Light Glare Shield Accessory Kit for ALX Series, 150W. Dark Bronze Order Separately Field Installed ALX-BKSHLD-L Area Light Glare Shield Accessory Kit, for ALX Series, 300W. Dark Bronze Order Separately Field Installed Catalog No. L W H
ALX-BKSHLD-S 8.35” (212mm) 8.35” (212mm) 3.15” (80mm)
ALX-BKSHLD-L 11.65” (296mm) 11.65” (296mm) 3.15” (80mm) L
W
H
BUG Rating
Model No. System Watts Dist. Type B U G
ALX-150UX/CT 70W/100W/150W II 4 0 4
ALX-300UX/CT 200W/250W/300W II 5 0 5
ALX-150UX/CT 70W/100W/150W III 3 0 3
ALX-300UX/CT 200W/250W/300W III 4 0 4
ALX-150UX/CT 70W/100W/150W IV 3 0 3
ALX-300UX/CT 200W/250W/300W IV 5 0 4
ALX-150UX/CT 70W/100W/150W V 4 0 4
ALX-300UX/CT 200W/250W/300W V 5 0 5
BAA and BABAA Compliant
BAA - Buy America Act Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Buy America Act (BAA) compliant product BABAA - Build America, Buy America Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) compliant product *Note: BAA and BABAA product will require lead times approximately ranging from 12-18 weeks. Contact your Aleo representative for more information

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LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Photometric Information
150W
ALX-150UX/CT - T2 - 4000K ALX-150UX/CT - T3 - 4000K ALX-150UX/CT - T4 - 4000K ALX-150UX/CT - T5 - 5000K
300W
ALX-300UX/CT - T2 - 5000K ALX-300UX/CT - T3 - 4000K ALX-300UX/CT - T4 - 4000K

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LED Area Luminaire ALX™ Series
Photometric Information (continued)
ALX-300UX/CT - T5 - 4000K
Amber Spectrum Option
Catalog No. Rate Wattage
(Max.)
Delivered
Lumens
(lm)
Efficacy
(lumens/W)
ALX-150UX/AMBR XE G4 (SR/RC) 150 14,566 97.1
ALX-300UX/AMBR XE G4 (SR/RC) 300 28,375 94.6
Wavelength (nm)
380 460 540 620 700 780

1.0 0.8

0.6 0.4

0.2 0.0
Relative Luminous Intensity

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Implementation
Planning
Adding lighting devices to the Bluetooth mesh network on-site with the use of an iOS app.

Customization and calibration of lighting control parameters during and after the commissioning process. Defining scenes for specific working activities.

Remote preparation of a retrofit project with the use of our web app. Uploading floor plans, defining individual lighting zones and choosing lighting control scenarios.

Add Devices to Your
Connected Lighting Network 1
Optimize Configuration
Settings if Needed 3
Implement Predefined Zones
and Scenarios 2
Define Individual Lighting
Zones 2
Specify Desired Lighting
Control Scenarios 3
Import Floor
Plans 1
Ordering Information
Provisioning / Configurations
The Bluetooth mesh Node is in the Unprovisioned
Mode until it is provisioned by a “Provisioner”,
which typically is a smart phone with a Bluetooth
mesh compatible app.

Wireless Bluetooth, FixtureMount Signal Booster KitaleoBlue Gateway
Model: -WLC/BT-SXT Model: SGW-101
*Any exterior lighting design with aleoBlue controls should be reviewed by Aleo’s technical team to ensure proper mesh network quality, unless previously trained by Aleo. Please send designs to [email protected]

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12 of 12 Form ALX_Spec / Rev. 08
Aleo Lighting, Inc.
www.aleolighting.com
10988 Bloomfield Ave.

Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Ph: 877-358-8825
© 2024 Aleo Lighting, Inc. All rights reserved. For informational purposes only.

Mode / Scenario Wireless Switch Occupancy Sensor Ambient Light Sensor Unprovisioned Mode - - -
Switch On / Off / Scenes - -
Occupancy On / Off / Scenes Auto On / Off -
Vacancy On / Off / Scenes Auto Off -
Occupancy with Daylight Harvesting On / Off / Scenes Auto On / Off Enabled Vacancy with Daylight Harvesting On / Off / Scenes Auto Off Enabled Occupancy Detection Pattern
PSC-BL-I-FM-DC0(-BLE)
3 McWong Interna�onal, Inc. | 1921 Arena Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95834, USA | (916) 371‐8080 | www.McWonginc.com Detection Area
HBL - Side View
LBL: Low Bay Lens-Top View at 8 ft (2.4m) LBL - Side View HBL: High Bay Lens-Top View at 8 ft (2.4m)
Wiring Diagram
Note: If using a power pack other than PSC-AC-PP-200, connect either Control Hi or Control Low, depending on power pack relay circuitry.

Corresponding to
the Arrow on Gasketed Lens
Detection Area lens Orientation
Corresponding to
the CL on Detection
Area Top View

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Project
Notes
Type Date
Cat. No.
17”
100W / 115W / 135W
23”
155W / 185W / 200W
31”
200W / 230W / 270W
44”
270W / 340W / 400W

DESCRIPTION
The Aleo XLBM™ UX Series Compact Linear LED High Bay delivers industry-leading performance with an extremely attractive ROI. Superior performance, ultra high-efficacy and premium quality provides superior solution for high ceiling applications, especially warehouse spaces. Delivering high output, quality light and low energy consumption can improve warehouse safety and productivity, lower maintenance cost, and reducing operating costs.

APPLICATIONS
Provides high output illumination for various commercial industrial applications with high ceilings:
warehouse, manufacturing, gymnasiums, retail.

XLBM UX Series
XLBM™ UX Series
Specification Features
Compact Linear LED High Bay
Construction
Rugged and durable construction withstands warehouse
environments. Luminaire features white durable finish.

Optical System
Reflector systems features highly reflective coating,
delivering adequate light for high-mounting buildings.

Diffuser lens reduces glare and improves occupant working conditions while maintaining high efficiency emission.

Certification
UL Listed. All components have UL certification. UL Class

2. Driver: SCP, OTP, OVP protection, FCC Part 15 Class B, UL8750 Class 2.

Warranty
7-year Limited Warranty. See warranty documentation for more information.

Installation / Mounting
Various mounting options available, including suspension, pendant, and surface mount. V-hook hangers and chain
accessories included.

Electrical
Luminaire utilizes high-efficacy LED packages
maintained at cool temperatures for long life, high
efficacy. Reliable high-efficiency driver features
continuous dimming. Universal voltage (120-277V) for
convenient installation. Comes equipped with luminaire
quick-disconnect.

Controls / Dimming
Continuous dimming (0-10V). Comes standard with
sensor receptacle for plug and play field installation of sensors.

Field Adjustable CCT / Wattage
Increased versatility and reduced inventory
burden. Wattage and Color Temp. can be
adjusted in the field by selecting (3) different
wattages and (2) different CCTs via switch
inside the housing.

Quick Ship
XLBM-135UX/8CT (SR/RC)
XLBM-200UX/8CT (SR/RC)
XLBM-270UX/8CT (SR/RC)
XLBM-400UX/8CT (SR/RC)
Ordering Information
Example: XLBM-135UX/8CT (SR/RC)
XLBM 135UX 8 CT
Series
XLBM
Compact Linear
LED High Bay
Nominal Max Wattage
135UX 135W
200UX 200W
270UX 270W
400UX 400W
CRI
8 82+
Color Temp
CT Field Adjustable
4000K
5000K
[Blank]
Input Voltage
Blank
120V-277V
[Blank]
Dimming
Blank
0-10V Continuous
Dimming
Options
Emergency Backup1
EM1400 1400lm
EM2000 2000lm
EM2400 2400lm
Controls
See pg. 3 for
Sensor/Controls
information
Rated Life 75,000 hours
Limited Warranty 7-years
Efficacy Up to 150 LPW
Continuous Dimming
DIMMING 0-10V Continuous

CONTINUOUS
Accessories
ACC Aircraft cable suspension kit
CRD Cord (see pg.3 for details)
SP10 10kA Surge Protector
WG Wire Guard
PMK Single-point Pendant-mount Kit
Sensor Ready
(SR/RC)
Sensor Ready
with sensor receptacle
(SR/RC)
Designation
BAA
Buy American Act Compliant
BABAA
Build America, Buy America Act
Compliant

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XLBM™ UX Series Compact Linear LED High Bay
Performance Summary
Performance Data
Mounting Information
A
B
A: Suspension-mount with v-hook:

Chain or cable
B: Pendant Mount
PMK Pendant-mount Kit
(sold separately)
NOTES:
1 IMPORTANT: THE BATTERY MUST BE RECHARGED EVERY THREE (3) MONTHS. IF NOT RECHARGED ACCORDINGLY, BATTERY MAY FAIL AND VOID WARRANTY 2 L70 hours calculated based on LED package manufacturer LM80 report and ISTMT report of LED in luminaire. Stated values are for select catalog numbers.

Input Voltage 120V-277V
Input Frequency 50/60 Hz
Rated Wattage See Performance Table
Delivered Lumens See Performance Table
Efficacy > 150 LPW (typ.)
CRI 82+, R9 > 0
Available CCT 4000K / 5000K
Rated Life 75,000 hours
L702 > 54,000 hours
Power Factor > 0.9
THD < 20%
Dimming 0-10V Continuous (10-100%)
Operating Temp. -20o
C to 50oC
Environment Suitable for Damp Location
Form Factor Catalog No. Nominal
Wattage
Color
Temperature
Lumens
(lm)
Wattage
(W)
Efficacy
(lm/W)
17” XLBM-135UX/8CT (SR/RC)
100
4000K 15,479 100.9 153.4
5000K 15,641 102.9 152.0
115
4000K 17,697 117.9 150.1
5000K 17,886 120.2 148.8
135
4000K 19,480 131.0 148.7
5000K 19,665 133.5 147.3
23” XLBM-200UX/8CT (SR/RC)
155
4000K 22,314 143.4 155.6
5000K 22,809 146.3 155.9
185
4000K 26,035 172.3 151.1
5000K 26,617 175.8 151.4
200
4000K 28,233 191.8 147.2
5000K 28,866 195.7 147.5
31” XLBM-270UX/8CT (SR/RC)
200
4000K 29,275 189.6 154.4
5000K 30,032 194.0 154.8
230
4000K 33,167 219.5 151.1
5000K 34,027 224.6 151.5
270
4000K 38,402 260.0 147.7
5000K 39,395 266.0 148.1

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Compact Linear LED High Bay XLBM™ UX Series
Model No. L W H
XLBM-135UX/8CT (SR/RC) 16.5” (420mm) 10.2” (260mm) 1.8” (45mm) XLBM-200UX/8CT (SR/RC) 22.8” (580mm) 10.2” (260mm) 1.8” (45mm) XLBM-270UX/8CT (SR/RC) 31.1” (790mm) 10.2” (260mm) 1.8” (45mm) XLBM-400UX/8CT (SR/RC) 44.1” (1120mm) 10.2” (260mm) 1.8” (45mm) Product Dimensions
Control and Sensors Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping Remote Control SHF-OSDL/IR-PP1-LV-10V-A01
Basic Multi-level High Frequency
Occ Sensor w/ Photocell Function,
Plug and Play 3.5mm port, IR remote
setting
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) SRC-A01
SPIR-OSDL/IR-PP1-DC-130
Basic Multi-level Passive Infrared
Occ Sensor w/ Photocell Function,
Plug and Play 3.5mm port, IR remote
setting
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) SRC-A01
SPIR-OSDL/BT-PP1-DC-300
AleoBlue, Wireless Bluetooth PIR
Occ Sensor w/ Daylight Harvesting,
12V DC input, Plug and Play 3.5mm
port, 40ft high bay lens
Order Separately Field Installed
(Plug/Play) AleoBlue App
SPIR-OSDL/BTEZ-PP1-DC-100
SimplBlue PIR Occ Sensor w/
Daylight Harvesting, Plug and Play

3.5mm port, comes w/ HBL1 lens Order Separately Field Installed (Plug/Play) SimplBlue App *Any exterior lighting design with AleoBlue controls should be reviewed by Aleo’s technical team to ensure proper mesh network quality, unless previously trained by Aleo. Please send designs to [email protected] Form Factor Catalog No. Nominal
Wattage
Color
Temperature
Lumens
(lm)
Wattage
(W)
Efficacy
(lm/W)
44” XLBM-400UX/8CT (SR/RC)
270
4000K 39,697 254.3 156.1
5000K 40,425 259.8 155.6
340
4000K 48,797 323.8 150.7
5000K 49,672 330.7 150.2
400
4000K 56,710 382.4 148.3
5000K 57,755 390.5 147.9
Performance Data (Cont’d)
L
W
H

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Compact Linear LED High Bay XLBM™ UX Series
Plug Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
PLG-1 Straight plug, 125V, NEMA 5-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-2 Twist-lock, 125V, NEMA L5-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-4 Twist-lock, 277V, NEMA L7-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-5 Twist-lock, 480V, NEMA L8-20P Order with Model No. Factory Installed PLG-6 Twist-lock, 250V, NEMA L6-15P Order with Model No. Factory Installed Mounting Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
PMK Pendant-mount kit
(1/2” NPT hole size) Order and Ship Separately Field Install SMB Surface-mount bracket Order and Ship Separately Field Install ACC Aircraft Cable - 10’ 1/16 cable toggle kit with
grip lock Order and Ship Separately Field Install
HB-MH-1/2 NPT Aircraft Cable - 20’ 1/16 cable toggle kit with grip lock Order and Ship Separately Field Install
Cord Set Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
CRD-A SO CORD 6’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-B SO CORD 10’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-C SO CORD 12’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-D SO CORD 15’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-E SO CORD 20’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-F SO CORD 25’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
CRD-G SO CORD 30’ 18/3 Order with Model No. Partially Factory Installed - Snap-in in the Field
Surge Protector Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
SP10 10kA Surge Protector Order and Ship Separately Field Install

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Compact Linear LED High Bay XLBM™ UX Series

12.32” (313mm)

2.72”
(69mm)

2.44”
(62mm)

3.50”
(89mm)

4.06”
(102mm)

4.43”
(112.6mm)
Requires mounting of the bracket and
installation of the junction box in the field
Comes with junction box
pre-assembled and Step-Down
transformer mounted
Step-Down
Transformer
Junction
Box
Transformer Kit Options
Catalog No. Description Ordering Shipping
XLBM-EXT-480V-250W*
Field-install external 480V stepdown transformer kit, for XLBM/ILB, 250W(VA) max, magnetic core and
coil, for use on single phase
Order and Ship Separately Field Install
BAA - Buy America Act Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Buy America Act (BAA) compliant product BABAA - Build America, Buy America Compliant
Complies and Qualifies for projects requiring Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) compliant product *Note: BAA and BABAA product will require lead times approximately ranging from 12-18 weeks. Contact your Aleo representative for more information BAA and BABAA Compliant
DLC QPL Data
QPL Model No. Product ID Technical
Req. Classification Primary Use
XLBM-400UX/8CT (SR/RC) S-FRBC55 5.1 Premium High-Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings XLBM-200UX/8CT (SR/RC) S-FTL6VN 5.1 Premium High-Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings XLBM-270UX/8CT (SR/RC) S-M28L2Q 5.1 Premium High-Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings XLBM-135UX/8CT (SR/RC) S-VYQWMR 5.1 Premium High-Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings *This kit is only compatible with 135W and 200W. For 270W and 400W, factory install only.

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Specifications and Dimensions subject to change without notice.

Implementation
Planning
Adding lighting devices to the Bluetooth mesh network on-site with the use of an iOS app.

Customization and calibration of lighting control parameters during and after the commissioning process. Defining scenes for specific working activities.

Remote preparation of a retrofit project with the use of our web app. Uploading floor plans, defining individual lighting zones and choosing lighting control scenarios.

Add Devices to Your
Connected Lighting Network 1
Optimize Configuration
Settings if Needed 3
Implement Predefined Zones
and Scenarios 2
Define Individual Lighting
Zones 2
Specify Desired Lighting
Control Scenarios 3
Import Floor
Plans 1
Ordering Information
Provisioning / Configurations
The Bluetooth mesh Node is in the Unprovisioned
Mode until it is provisioned by a “Provisioner”,
which typically is a smart phone with a Bluetooth
mesh compatible app.

Learn More
EnOcean BLE
Single-Rocker Switch
Model: ESRPB
EnOcean BLE
Double-Rocker Switch
Model: EDRPB
aleoBlue
Gateway
Model: SGW-101
Wireless Bluetooth
Occupancy Sensor
Model:

SPIR-OSDL/BT-PP1-DC-300

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Aleo Lighting, Inc.
www.aleolighting.com
10988 Bloomfield Ave.

Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Ph: 877-358-8825
© 2025 Aleo Lighting, Inc. All rights reserved. For informational purposes only.

XLBM-UX_Spec_Rev03
Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario - with Daylight Harvesting
Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario
Fade Time Fade Time
Occupied Unoccupied Manual
On
Standby
Mode
Run
Mode
Prolong
Mode
Duration Duration
Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Vacancy Scenario
Fade Time
Manual Occupied Unoccupied
On
Override
Time Out Standby
Mode
Prolong
Mode Fade Time
Time
Brightness
Occupied
Fade Time
Run
Mode
Duration Duration
Occupancy Scenario with Manual Override
Lighting Control Scenarios
Multiple lighting control scenarios are
available once the Bluetooth mesh Node
is provisioned. At each scenario, duration,
fade time and target brightness can be
configured at any time with the iOS app.

Corresponding to
the Arrow on Gasketed Lens
Detection Area lens Orientation
Corresponding to
the CL on Detection
Area Top View

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Project Catalog # Type
Prepared by Notes Date
TD528018EN page 1
January 2, 2025 4:10 PM
Football/Baseball
(5000K-5700K)
2200K 3000K 4500K 6500K
Candle Light
Basketball/Tennis
(4000K-5000K)
Daylight
(5000K-6500K)
Ice Hockey
(5400K-5800K)
Warm LED
(2200K-4000K)
High Pressure Sodium
(2000K)
Tunable LumaSport 8 CCT range (3500K-6500K)
4000K Fixed CCT 5700K Fixed CCT
Cool LED
(6000-6500K)
Metal Halide
(Quartz, Ceramic)
Interactive Menu
• Ordering Information page 3
• Dimensional and Mounting Details page 4
• Performance Data page 8
• ElectricalPerformance Data page 8
• Ordering Information for Accessories page 9
• Accessory Dimensions and Part Details page 10
• Example System Topology page 13
Typical Applications
Ball Fields • Pro Arenas • University & Collegiate Arenas University & Collegiate Stadiums • Multi-Event & Convention Centers Gymnasiums & Field Houses
Ephesus
LUMASPORT 8 - Integral
CCT Tunable or Fixed-Color White LED
Sports & Entertainment Luminaire
Lumasport 8 Tunable CCT Range
Top Product Features
• Streamlined design ideal for one-to-one integral ballast retrofit systems speeding up and simplifying installation.
• Pre-aiming capability reduces installation time and ensures aiming precision.
• Industry leading light source reliability with Chip-on-Board LEDs with an efficacy up to 174 lumens per Watt.
• Award winning glare and cutoff control via patented Hybrid Reflector and TIR Optical System.
• Available in fixed CCT options of 4000K to 5700K and a tunable CCT range option of 3500K to 6500K to meet varying lighting demands. • Top Mounted Yoke, Bottom Mounted Yoke, Pendant Mount and Slip Fitter Mounting options for flexibility in applications. • Power redundancy insures system reliability.
• Wired DMX and Wireless AirMesh control protocols allow for system alerts, scheduling, and on-demand control of static and dynamic lighting scenes.
• Options to meet Trade Agreements Act requirements.

AVA IL A B LE

COMPLIANT OPTIONS

TRADE AGREEMENTS AC
TA AT
Product Certification

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LUMASPORT 8 - Integral
TD528018EN page 2
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Mounting Configuration Examples
2QTY LUMASPORT 8 - INTEGRAL LUMINAIRE

SHOWN USING THE TOP MOUNT YOKE (TY)
2QTY LUMASPORT 8 - INTEGRAL LUMINAIRE

SHOWN USING THE BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE (BY)
ON A EPHESUS CATWALK BRACKET ( EPH-LS-CAT-N-2-U-B)
1QTY LUMASPORT 8 - INTEGRAL LUMINAIRE

SHOWN USING THE PENDANT MOUNT (RP)
1QTY LUMASPORT 8 - INTEGRAL LUMINAIRE

SHOWN USING SLIP FITTER MOUNTING BRACKET AND SLIP FITTER ACCESSORY (SLPFTR)

SLIP FITTER (SLPFTR) MOUNTING ACCESSORY SOLD SEPARATELY

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Order Information
NOTE: A complete fixture order requires a selection entry for Brand, Family, Model, Power Configuration, Color, CCT, CRI, Optic, Light Head Cable (DC), Voltage, Control, Mount Configuration, Power Cable (AC), Options, Packaging, & Special Option.

SAMPLE ORDER NUMBER: EPH-LS-08-0680N-BLK-57-80-2S-C00-LV-AM-BY-A04-HEG-BP-ST Brand Family Model Power
Configuration Color CCT CRI Optic Light Head Interface (DC) Brand1 Family Model Power
Configuration Color² CCT3 CRI4 Optic5,6 Light Head Interface (DC)7 EPH = Ephesus, Standard
TAA=Trade Agreements Act¹
LS = Lumasport 08 = 8 Optics 0320N = 320W
Integral Power
0530N = 530W
Integral Power
0680N = 680W
Integral Power
BLK = Black
WHT = White
40 = 4000K
57 = 5700K
PRO3 = CCT Color
Tuning
70 = 70 CRI
80 = 80 CRI
85 = 85 CRI
1S5 = NEMA 3 | 17.5 | 33.3
2S = NEMA 3 | 21.9 | 40.2
3S = NEMA 3 | 25.4 | 45.7
4S = NEMA 4 | 36.0 | 64.4
5S = NEMA 5 | 46.6 | 82.6
7F = NEMA 7 | 72.5 | 131.0
C00 = Direct Connection
Notes:
(1)Only product configurations with
this designated prefix are built to be
compliant with the Trade Agreements
Act of 1979 (TAA). Please refer to
DOMESTIC PREFERENCES website
for more information. Components
shipped separately may be separately
analyzed under domestic preference
requirements.

Notes:
(2) Not coastal
rated. Contact
Ephesus for
coastal fixture
options.

Notes:
(3) PRO only
available
with 530N
Notes:
(4) 85 only
available
with PRO
CCT
Notes:
(5) Optic = NEMA TYPE; BEAM
ANGLE; FIELD ANGLE.
(6) Aiming angles for 680N
power configuration and 1S
optics between 30-90 Degrees.

Notes:
(7) The driver assembly is
integrated directly into the
luminaire
Voltage Control Mount Configuration Power Cable (AC) Options Packaging Special Option Voltage Control8 Mounting
Configuration9,10,11 Power Cable (AC)12 Options 13,14,15 Packaging Special Option LV = Low Voltage
HV = High Voltage
NC = No Control
AM = Wireless AirMesh
LB = Wired DMX
TY = Top Mounted Yoke
BY = Bottom Mount Yoke,
Catwalk Standard
RP10 = Pendant Mount
SM11 = Slip Fitter mount
A00 = No Cable
A04 = 4ft Cable, Standard
A10 = 10ft Cable
A20 = 20ft Cable
BH3 = 3 Pin Connector on AC, 3ft Standard Cable
HEG = No Visor | High Efficiency Glass Lens VHE13 = Visor | High Efficiency Glass Lens CV114 = 1 Louver Cutoff Visor CV214 = 2 Louver Cutoff Visor CV514 = 5 Louver Cutoff Visor BP = Bulk Pack ST = Standard
Notes:
(8) PRO CCT not offered
with NC = No Control
Notes:
(9)Contact Ephesus for
Slipfitter Mounting options.
(10) RP = Pendant Mount not
available in 0680N = 680N
Integral Power configuration.
(11) SM = Slip Fitter mount
tilt range of 20-90⁰ Slip Fitter
mounting bracket is shipped
separately from the light head.

Slip Fitter (SLPFTR) Mounting
Accessory Sold Separately.

Notes:
(12) AC Cable connecting
the luminaire to the
electrical power source.

Notes:
(13) VHE visor color only available in silver.
(14) CV1, CV2, CV5 visor color only available in
black.
(15) CV1, CV2, CV5 will not be available on the

PRO CCT
DesignLights Consortium® Qualified. Refer to www.designlights.org Qualified Products List under Family Models for details CCT PRO Tuning Operating Range

CCT (K)
LUMENS (lm) 90000
80000
70000
60000
50000
40000
30000
20000
10000
0 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500 7000
Key
Max Lumen Curve
Min Dimming Curve
50K lumens, 4000K-5500K CCT Maintained
40K lm, 3600K-6500K CCT Maintained
60K lm, 4250K-4900K CCT Maintained

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Dimensional and Mounting Details

13.79in
350.171mm

18.31in
465.006mm

HEAD ON
TOP
BOTTOM
BOTTOM
A
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C
D
8 7 6
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F

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COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL AND

IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE COPIED OR OTHERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS, THIS NOTICE SHALL GOVERN THE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMENT.

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PROHIBITED.

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18.31in
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OPERATION
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ANGLES ALL 1.0

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COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL AND IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS DOCUMENT, THE

RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE

COPIED OR OTHERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS, THIS NOTICE SHALL GOVERN THE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMENT.

A
B
3 3
2 2
1 1
LS8 N INTEGRAL

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EEL-LS8-2-0100 SHEET 1 OF 1
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:

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APPLICATION

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PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL

THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS

DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF
<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE>. ANY

REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A WHOLE

WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF
<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE> IS
PROHIBITED.

THIS SIDE UP

THIS SIDE UP
MOUNTING CONFIGURATION: BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE

LEFT PROFILE TOP
3 3
2 2
1 1
LS8 N IN

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EEL-LS8
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:

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WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF
<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE> IS
PROHIBITED.

13.79in
350.171mm

18.31in
465.024mm

PROFILE
TOP

HEAD ON
BOTTOM

14.57in
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18.31in
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2 2
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<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE>. ANY

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THIS SIDE UP

THIS SIDE UP
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LEFT PROFILE TOP HEAD ON

18.30in
464.79mm

14.02in
356.03mm

12.27in
311.72mm

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<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE>. ANY

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464.79mm

14.02in
356.03mm

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TOP
A
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C
D
4 4
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479mm

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465mm

18.54in
471mm 18.54in
[471mm]
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[465mm]

18.85in
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15.04in
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LB EXPLODE SYNAPSE NO EXPLODE
320W 530W 680W
Usage
Indoor 0-90 Degrees Indoor 0-90 Degrees N/A N/A
Outdoor 20-90 Degrees Outdoor 20-90 Degrees Outdoor 20-90 Degrees; 30-90 Degrees for 1S optic
Mounting options (1.5G Rated) Top mount yoke, Bottom Mount Yoke, Pendant Mount, Slip Fitter Mount
Top mount yoke, Bottom Mount Yoke,
Pendant Mount, Slip Fitter Mount Top mount yoke, Bottom Mount Yoke, Slip Fitter Mount 680W configurations can not be aimed downward below 20º 680W 1S configurations can not be aimed downward below 30º All configurations can not be aimed downward below 20º outdoors or in wet locations Uplight not allowed. Please contact Ephesus Sports Lighting for uplighting solutions.
680W configurations can not be used with the Pendant Mount All configurations can not be side mounted
All configurations can not be inverted with junction box on top

8.TY.2-20
20º

8.BY.5-90

8.BY.6-120

8.RP.1-0 8.RP.2-20

INCORRECT ORIENTATIONS

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20.57in
522.371mm

LEFT PROFILE

ISOMETRIC
D
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A
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VHE Visor Option Dimensional Details
LEFT PROFILE: VISOR
LEFT PROFILE: VISOR
TOP: VISOR
TOP: VISOR

20.57in
[522.371mm]

20.57in
[522.371mm]
NOTES:

The addition of a visor adds 4lbs of material to the luminaire weight.

13.79in
350.171mm

HEAD ON

18.54in
470.985mm

TOP PROFILE

TOP MOUNT(VHE & VIR VISOR
A
B
C
D
8 7 6 5
8 7 6 5
E
F

PRODUCT MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN ANY MANNER ADVERSE

TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE COPIED OR OTHERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS, THIS NOTICE SHALL GOVERN THE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMENT.

18.54in
[470.985mm]

18.54in
[470.985mm]
MOUNTING CONFIGURATION: TOP MOUNT YOKE
MOUNTING CONFIGURATION: BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE
2 A
B
2 2

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A
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CV1, CV2, CV5 Cutoff Visor Options*
*CV1, CV2, CV5 will not be available on the PRO CCT
CV1, CV2, CV5 Cutoff Visor Option Dimensional Details
VC 1 VC 2 VC 3 VC 1 VC 1 VC 2 VC 2 VC 3 VC 3
CV1 CV2 CV5

12.27in
[311.722mm]

18.54in
[470.985mm]

18.17in
[461.518mm]

20.12in
[510.983mm]

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Performance Data¹
NOTES:
(1) Specifications are subject to change without notice. (2) Values are +/- 4% when fixture is operated at 25°C ambient (3) Values are +/- 2%
(4) Values are +/- 3 points.
(5) When driver box is mounted in upright position.
(6) Luminaire meets NEMA4X Certification
(7) LumaSport 8 with Visors (VHE, CV1, CV2, CV5) qualifies for ANSI C136, 31-2010 1.5G (8) EPA may vary depending on the aiming angle of the fixture. (9) Weight may vary depending on mounting bracket, VHE Visor option, and luminare configuration. (10) Based of 3S Optic, 85 CRI, 5000 CCT
LUMASPORT 8 (320W) LUMASPORT 8 (530W) LUMASPORT 8 (680W) Lumen Output Range 51,000 - 60,000 lm 78,000 - 90,000 lm 93,000 - 111,000 lm Lumen Output
(PRO Version at 85CRI)10 N/A 56,596 N/A
Nominal Power2 355W 578W 724W
Input Voltage (Low Voltage) 120-277VAC 120-277VAC 120-277VAC Input Voltage (High Voltage) 347-480VAC 347-480VAC 347-480VAC Efficacy Range 149 - 174 lm/W 140 - 162 lm/W 128 - 159 lm/W CRI3 70, 80 70, 80, 85 11 70, 80
TLCI4 up to 75 up to 75 up to 75
CCT Range 4000K, 5700K 4000K, 5700K 4000K, 5700K
CCT Tunable Range
(PRO Version at 85CRI) N/A 3500K - 6500K N/A
Distribution (NEMA) 3-7 3-7 3-7
Dimming Range DIM TO OFF, 10%-100% DIM TO OFF, 10%-100% DIM TO OFF, 10%-100% Operating Temperature Range -40ºC to +40ºC -40ºC to +40ºC -40ºC to +40ºC Usage INDOOR, OUTDOOR INDOOR, OUTDOOR OUTDOOR
Mounting Options (1.5G RATED) TOP MOUNT YOKE, BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE,

PENDANT MOUNT, SLIP FITTER MOUNT

TOP MOUNT YOKE, BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE,

PENDANT MOUNT, SLIP FITTER MOUNT

TOP MOUNT YOKE, BOTTOM MOUNT YOKE,

SLIP FITTER MOUNT
Electrical Certifications FCC, UL8750, UL1598, DLC Standard (NANQSV) FCC, UL8750, UL1598, DLC Standard (NANQSV) FCC, UL8750, UL1598, DLC Standard (NANQSV) Environmental Certifications IP66 IP66 IP66
Vibration ANSI C136.31-2010 1.5G ANSI C136.31-2010 1.5G ANSI C136.31-2010 1.5G Surge 10kV 10kV 10kV
Effective Projected Area (EPA) 1.93 (sq. ft.) 1.93 (sq. ft.) 1.93 (sq. ft.) Effective Projected Area (EPA)
with Visor (VHE , CV1, CV2, CV5)8 2.2 - 2.4 (sq. ft.) 2.2 - 2.4 (sq. ft.) 2.2 - 2.4 (sq. ft.) Approximate Weight9 57 LBS 57 LBS 57 LBS
Approximate Weight with Visor
(VHE , CV1, CV2, CV5)9 61 LBS 61 LBS 61 LBS
Electrical Performance Data
Product Voltage level Input voltage
range (Vac)
Nominal input
power(W) Input Current(A) Power factor (@ max load)
THDi(@ max
load)%
Inrush period
(ms)
Peak Inrush
(A)
EPH-LS-08-0320N-XXX-LV (-LV-) Low voltage 120 357 2.97 0.99 4.79 0.28 133 277 349 1.28 0.98 7.66 0.27 311
EPH-LS-08-0320N-XXX-HV (-HV-) High voltage 347 359 1.04 0.99 7.02 0.41 92 480 358 0.76 0.98 9.20 0.41 129
EPH-LS-08-0530N-XXX-LV (-LV-) Low voltage 120 591 6.81 0.99 5.61 0.40 188 277 573 2.84 0.97 11.60 0.38 440
EPH-LS-08-0530N-XXX-HV (-HV-) High voltage 347 576 2.40 0.99 8.16 0.58 130 480 573 1.69 0.98 10.17 0.58 182
EPH-LS-08-0530N-XXX-PRO-85-LV (-LV-) Low voltage 120 598 4.99 0.99 4.70 0.40 188 277 586 2.12 0.97 7.70 0.38 440
EPH-LS-08-0530N-XXX-PRO-85-HV (-HV-) High voltage
347 594 1.71 0.99 8.10 0.58 130
480 588 1.23 0.97 10.50 0.58 182
EPH-LS-08-0680N-XXX-LV (-LV-) Low voltage
120 744 8.50 0.99 5.69 0.40 188
277 716 3.50 0.98 11.32 0.38 440
EPH-LS-08-0680N-XXX-HV (-HV-) High voltage 347 722 2.99 0.99 6.86 0.58 130 480 716 2.11 0.98 9.16 0.58 182
NOTE: All values measured at 25°C ambient conditions
(11) 85 CRI is only available in PRO model

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Ordering Information for Accessories
NOTE: A complete accessory order requires a selection entry for Brand, Accessory, Option.

SAMPLE ORDER NUMBER: EPH-HRDM34-025
Brand Accessory Option
Brand Accessory Option Intended Use
EPH = Ephesus EXTPLT = Extension Plate¹ 025 = .25in
050 = .5in
200 = 2.0in
Extension Plate Kit to mount to structures .25In, .5In, or 2.00In thick. Designed to be used with the
LUMASPORT 8 - Local, LUMASPORT 8 - Integral, LUMADAPT
8, LUMASPORT 8 PRISM - Local luminaires only.

DVGBRD = Diving Board² Diving Board to mount to 2in x 4in steel cross arms.

Designed to be used with the LUMASPORT 16 - Local, LUMASPORT 8 - Local, LUMASPORT 8 - Integral, LUMADAPT 8, LUMASPORT 8 PRISM - Local luminaires only.

HRDM58 = Mounting Hardware 5/8in diameter 050 = .375in - .50in Range of Clamping Thickness³ 200 = 2in Clamping Thickness³
HRDM58-050: .375-.500in clamping thickness, Use for
Extension Plate (EXTPLT) or other flat surfaces drilled for 5/8in hardware
HRDM58-200: 2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 5/8in hardware
HRDM34 = Mounting Hardware 3/4in diameter 025 = .25in4
075 = .75in4
200 = 2in4
HRDM34-025: .25-.50in clamping thickness, use for diving board (DVGBRD) or other flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware
HRDM34-075: .50-.75in clamping thickness, flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware
HRDM34-200: 2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 3/4in hardware
Notes:
(1) Additional mounting fastener hardware kit needed to attach a fixture to the EXTPLT = Extension Plate
(2) Additional mounting fastener hardware kit needed to attach a fixture to the DVGBRD = Diving Board
Notes:
(3) Option only available for use with HRDM58
(4) Option only available for use with HRDM34

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.25" , .50", OR 2.00"

14.50 6.00

1.45 3X

1.45 3X
.63 THRU
6X
.75 THRU
3X

3.00 11.00

1.24 .38
3X
.63
3X

45.00°

2.89 B.C.D.

CLAMPING THICKNE
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
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TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO:

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SURFACE AREA: SCALE: WT: VOL: SHEET FINISH:

APPR:

CHKD:

DRWN:

APPROVALS DATE
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.020
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0.25 x.x
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DIMENSIONS AND

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DENOTES F
PIECE

INSPECTIO
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CONFORM TO ROHS

G SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

ONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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VE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

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DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

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OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
271.90 IN2 51.08 IN3
ANGLES ALL 1.0

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION
.25" , .50", OR 2.00"

14.50 1.45
3X

1.45 3X
.63 THRU
6X
.75 THRU
3X

3.00 11.00

1.24 .38
3X
.63
3X

45.00°

2.89 B.C.D.

CLAMPING THICKNESS
D
C
B
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
E
F

A THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
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TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO: REV:

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APPR:

CHKD:

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.020
.010
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0.25 x.x
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DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES FIRST
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INSPECTION ONLY C P F

AND PROPRIETARY

T AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

ATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

OLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND
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S THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

HTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

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EXTENSION PLATE
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1.85 LB 4
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DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
271.90 IN2 51.08 IN3 2 OF
ANGLES ALL 1.0
Cooper Lighting Solutions Template Rev A
IP LEVEL:

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION
.25" , .50", OR 2.00"

14.50 6.00

1.45 3X

1.45 3X
.63 THRU
6X
.75 THRU
3X

3.00 11.00

1.24 .38
3X
.63
3X

45.00°

2.89 B.C.D.

CLAMPING THICKNE
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
NOT REVISE MANUALLY.

TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO:

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SURFACE AREA: SCALE: WT: VOL: SHEET FINISH:

APPR:

CHKD:

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.040
.020
.010
1 0.5

0.25 x.x
x.x

DENOTES CRITICAL

DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES F
PIECE

INSPECTIO
C P F

CONFORM TO ROHS

G SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

ONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

CLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

VE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

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RSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

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EXTENSION PLATE
C EEL-BT-0220- Marketing

1.85 LB
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DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
271.90 IN2 51.08 IN3
ANGLES ALL 1.0

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION
.25" , .50", OR 2.00"

14.50 1.45
3X
.45
3X
.63 THRU
6X
.75 THRU
3X

3.00 11.00

1.24 .38
3X
.63
3X

45.00°

2.89 B.C.D.

CLAMPING THICKNESS
D
C
B
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
E
F

A THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
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DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
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DIMENSIONS AND

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PROPRIETARY

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ONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND
ME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

T THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

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EXTENSION PLATE
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DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

GENERAL TOLERANCE
OF 2 51.08 IN3 271.90 IN2

1.0 ALL ANGLES
Cooper Lighting Solutions Template Rev A
IP LEVEL:

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION
.25" , .50", OR 2.00"

14.50 6.00

1.45 3X

1.45 3X
.63 THRU
6X
.75 THRU
3X

3.00 11.00

1.24 .38
3X
.63
3X

45.00°

2.89 B.C.D.

CLAMPING THICKNESS
D
C
B
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
E
F

A THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
NOT REVISE MANUALLY.

TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO: REV:

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SURFACE AREA: SCALE: WT: VOL: SHEET FINISH:

APPR:

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.020
.010
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0.25 x.x
x.x

DENOTES CRITICAL

DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES FIRST
PIECE

INSPECTION ONLY C P F
S

NFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

S DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

G AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

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SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

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HERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN
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HE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMENT. MATERIAL MASTER

EXTENSION PLATE
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1.85 LB 4
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DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
271.90 IN2 51.08 IN3 2 OF
ANGLES ALL 1.0
Cooper Lighting Solutions Template Rev A
IP LEVEL:

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION
Extension Plate (EXTPLT) Dimension and Part Details:

14.5in
[368.3mm]
11in
[279.4mm]

1.24in
[31.496mm] 1.45in
[36.83mm]
3X

1.45in
[36.83mm]
3X
3in
[76.2mm]
6in
[152.4mm]
ø.63in
[16.002mm]
3X
.63in
[16.002mm]
3X
.38in
[9.652mm]
3X
ø.75in
[19.05mm]
3X
ø2.89in
[73.406mm]
B.C.D.
(45.00°)
.25in, .50in, or 2.00in
[6.35mm, 12.7mm, or 50.8mm]

CLAMPING

THICKNESS
TOP

LEFT PROFILE REAR
.50in
[12.7mm]
Extension Plate Kit Parts

DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Extension Plate 1
Washer Plate 1
5/8in Hex Bolt 1
5/8in Washer 2
5/8in-11 Hex Nut 1
5/8in Split Washer 1
3/8in Washer 2
3/8in Hex Bolt 1
3/8in Split Washer 1
3/8in-16 Hex Nut 1
Extension Plate Data
MODEL # WEIGHT (LBS)
EXTPLT 14.63
EXTPLT + HRDM58-050 15.28

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Diving Board (DVGBRD) Dimension and Part Details:

Diving Board Parts

DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Welded Bracket 1
Bolt Sleeve 2
3/4in-10 X 6in Structural Hex Bolt, Hot Dip Galvanized 2 3/4in Steel Flat Washer, Hot DIp Galvanized 2
3/4in Ext Tooth Washer, Steel, Magni-565 Grey Polycoat 2 3/4in-10 Structural Steel Hex Nut, Hot Dip Galvanized 2 Stainless Shim 1
Diving Board Data
MODEL # WEIGHT (LBS)
DVGBRD 15.1
DVGBRD + HRDM34-025 16.1
LUMASPORT 8
TD528018EN page 10
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4.38 4.00

2.13 10.00

6.00 .41
4X .81

2.88 108.00°
D
C
B
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
E
F

A THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
NOT REVISE MANUALLY.

TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO: REV:

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SURFACE AREA: SCALE: WT: VOL: SHEET FINISH:

APPR:

CHKD:

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APPROVALS DATE
.040
.020
.010
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0.25 x.x
x.x

DENOTES CRITICAL

DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES FIRST
PIECE

INSPECTION ONLY C P F
L

MATERIAL MASTER

DIVING BOARD KIT
C EEL-UNX-0550-4 marketing
views **

1.93 LB 4
EEL-UNX-0550-4 marketing views
L MOD: E0420542 9/30/2020

DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
404.94 IN2 53.40 IN3 3 OF
ANGLES ALL 1.0
Cooper Lighting Solutions Template Rev A
IP LEVEL:

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION

10.00in
[254mm]

6.00in
[152.4mm]
ø.41in
[10.414mm]
4X
ø.81in
[20.574mm]
ø2.88in
[73.152mm]
(108.00°)

4.38 4.00

2.13 10.00

6.00 .41
4X .81

2.88 108.00°

4.38 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

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DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
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TITLE:

REV
DWG NO: SIZE:

SHEET VOL: WT: SCALE: SURFACE AREA: DO NOT SCALE DRAWING FINISH:

APPR:

CHKD:

DRWN:

DATE APPROVALS
.040
.020
.010
1 0.5

0.25 x.x
x.x

DENOTES CRITICAL

DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES FIRST
PIECE

INSPECTION ONLY F P C

MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

IGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

RMATION O PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFO THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

ENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED

IS MERELY ON LOAN AND EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY

ENT CANNOT BE USED IN THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUM

S, AND THAT NO PORTION R ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTION

THE PRIOR WRITTEN CUMENT MAY BE COPIED OR OTHERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT G CONTRACTUAL F COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTIN MATERIAL MASTER T. , THIS NOTICE SHALL GOVERN THE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMEN

DIVING BOARD KIT
C EEL-UNX-0550-4 marketing
views *

1.93 LB
9/30/2020 E0420542 L MOD:

DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

GENERAL TOLERANCE
O3 53.40 IN3 404.94 IN2

1.0 ALL ANGLES
IP LE

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION

4.38in
[111.252mm] 4.38

4.00 2.13

10.00 6.00
.41
4X .81

2.88 108.00°
D
C
B
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
E
F

A THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION
MATERIAL:

METRIC (mm)
ENGLISH (IN) .X
.XX
.XXX
X.
.X
.XX

DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
DIMENSIONS IN [ ] ARE IN mm
ELECTRONIC CAD DRAWING. DO
NOT REVISE MANUALLY.

TITLE:

SIZE: DWG NO: REV:

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SURFACE AREA: SCALE: WT: VOL: SHEET FINISH:

APPR:

CHKD:

DRWN:

APPROVALS DATE
.040
.020
.010
1 0.5

0.25 x.x
x.x

DENOTES CRITICAL

DIMENSIONS AND

GAUGE CHECK POINTS

DENOTES FIRST
PIECE

INSPECTION ONLY C P F
L

MATERIAL MASTER

DIVING BOARD KIT
C EEL-UNX-0550-4 marketing
views **

1.93 LB 4
EEL-UNX-0550-4 marketing views
L MOD: E0420542 9/30/2020

DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT

SAFE HANDLING OR

OPERATION S

TOLERANCE GENERAL
404.94 IN2 53.40 IN3 3 OF
ANGLES ALL 1.0
Cooper Lighting Solutions Template Rev A
IP LEVEL:

DENOTES FIRST PIECE

AND IN-PROCESS

INSPECTION

4.38in
[111.252mm]

4.00in
[101.6mm]

2.13in
[54.102mm]
3 2X
4 2X
2 2X
1 1X
5 2X
6 2X
USED FOR 2" HEIGHT X 4" WIDE RECTANGULAR TUBING

RTS FOR COMPLETE ASSEMBLY

ERATE FIXTURE MOUNTING HARDWARE KIT
T AND NUTS TO BE ASTM325 RATED
LT HAND TIGHT FOR SHIPMENT. TORQUE TO 120 FT*LBS DURING INSTALLATION E

THIRD ANGLE PRO
METRIC (mm

ENGLISH (IN

DIMENSION

ELECTRONI

NOT REVISE

RM TO ROHS

UTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

ECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREONIS CONFIDENTIAL

TOLERANC
ANGLES

RIGHT PROFILE
Diving Board (DVGBRD) Dimension and Part Details:
.375in
[9.525mm]
Diving Board Parts

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LUMASPORT 8 - Integral
TD528018EN page 12
January 2, 2025 4:10 PM
HRDM34 Dimension and Part Details:

HRDM34-025:
.25-.50in clamping thickness, use for diving board (DVGBRD) or other flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware
HRDM34-075:
.50-.75in clamping thickness, flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware HRDM34-200:

2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 3/4in hardware HRDM34 Data
MODEL # WEIGHT (LBS)
HRDM34-025 1
HRDM34-075 1.5
HRDM34-200 2
HRDM58 Dimension and Part Details:

HRDM58-050:
.375-.500in clamping thickness, Use for Extension Plate (EXTPLT) or other flat surfaces drilled for 5/8in hardware
HRDM58-200:

2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 5/8in hardware HRDM58 Data
MODEL # WEIGHT (LBS)
HRDM58-050 .65
HRDM58-200 .84
LUMASPORT 8
TD528018EN page 11
February 15, 2021 9:27 PM
HRDM34 Dimension and Part Details:

CLAMPING THICKNESS
NOTES :

1. HARDWARE SKU DEPENDANT ON DESIRED CLAMPING THICKNESS 2. FIXTURE ASSUMED TO BE .75" THICK

3. REFER TO TABLE 1 FOR CLAMPING THICKNESS AND CATLOGIC 4. REFER TO TABLE 2 FOR BILL OF MATERIAL TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.25" - .500" -025
.50"-.75" -075

2.00" -0200
B
C
D
8 7 6 5 4
E
F

CLAMPING THICKNESS
NOTES :

1. HARDWARE SKU DEPENDANT ON DESIRED CLAMPING THICKNESS 2. FIXTURE ASSUMED TO BE .75" THICK

3. REFER TO TABLE 1 FOR CLAMPING THICKNESS AND CATLOGIC 4. REFER TO TABLE 2 FOR BILL OF MATERIAL TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.25" - .500" -025
.50"-.75" -075

2.00" -0200
B
C
D
8 7 6 5
E
F
HRDM34-025:
.25-.50in clamping thickness, use for diving board (DVGBRD) or other flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware
HRDM34-075:
.50-.75in clamping thickness, flat surfaces drilled for 3/4in hardware HRDM34-200:

HRDM58-050:
.375-.500in clamping thickness, Use for Extension Plate (EXTPLT) or other flat surfaces drilled for 5/8in hardware
HRDM58-200:

2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 5/8in hardware

CLAMPING THICKNESS
TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.375" - .500" -050

2.00 -0200
A
B
C
D
8 7 6 5 4
E

PRODUCT MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

AND IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

CLAMPING THICKNESS
TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.375" - .500" -050

2.00 -0200
A
B
C
D
8 7 6 5
E

PRODUCT MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

AND IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

OF THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE COPIED OR OTHERWISE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS, THIS NOTICE SHALL GOVERN THE STATUS OF THIS DOCUMENT. MATERIAL M HRDM58 Data
MODEL # WEIGHT (LBS)
HRDM58-050 .65
HRDM58-200 .84
LUMASPORT 8
TD528018EN page 11
February 15, 2021 9:27 PM
HRDM34 Dimension and Part Details:

CLAMPING THICKNESS
NOTES :

1. HARDWARE SKU DEPENDANT ON DESIRED CLAMPING THICKNESS 2. FIXTURE ASSUMED TO BE .75" THICK 3. REFER TO TABLE 1 FOR CLAMPING THICKNESS AND CATLOGIC 4. REFER TO TABLE 2 FOR BILL OF MATERIAL TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.25" - .500" -025
.50"-.75" -075

2.00" -0200
B
C
D
8 7 6 5 4
E
F

CLAMPING THICKNESS
NOTES :

1. HARDWARE SKU DEPENDANT ON DESIRED CLAMPING THICKNESS 2. FIXTURE ASSUMED TO BE .75" THICK 3. REFER TO TABLE 1 FOR CLAMPING THICKNESS AND CATLOGIC 4. REFER TO TABLE 2 FOR BILL OF MATERIAL TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.25" - .500" -025
.50"-.75" -075

HRDM58-050:
.375-.500in clamping thickness, Use for Extension Plate (EXTPLT) or other flat surfaces drilled for 5/8in hardware
HRDM58-200:

2.00in clamping thickness, use for 2in x 4in Cross arms that are drilled for 5/8in hardware

CLAMPING THICKNESS
TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.375" - .500" -050

2.00 -0200
A
B
C
D
8 7 6 5 4
E

PRODUCT MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

AND IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

CLAMPING THICKNESS
TABLE 1

CLAMPING

THICKNESS SKU
.375" - .500" -050

2.00 -0200
A
B
C
D
8 7 6 5
E

PRODUCT MUST CONFORM TO ROHS

COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS - CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

NOTICE TO PERSONS RECEIVING THIS DOCUMENT AND/OR TECHNICAL INFORMATION

THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING THE DRAWING AND INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON, IS CONFIDENTIAL

AND IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND IS MERELY ON LOAN AND SUBJECT TO RECALL BY COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS AT ANY TIME. BY TAKING POSSESSION OF THIS

DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THIS DOCUMENT CANNOT BE USED IN

ANY MANNER ADVERSE TO THE INTERESTS OF COOPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS, AND THAT NO PORTION

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Specifications and dimensions
subject to change without notice.

TD528018EN page 13
January 2, 2025 4:10 PM
LUMASPORT 8 - Integral
Example System Topology (Wireless AirMesh Controls)
Example system topology showing the LUMASPORT 8 Integral System in a Wireless AirMesh Control Installation.

Note: Laptop and mobile device not included. A cellular network connection requires a cellular carrier network plan.

Example System Topology (Wired DMX Controls)
Example system topology showing the LUMASPORT 8 Integral System in a commonly used wired DMX Control Installation. Refer to the specifications and limitations of your wired DMX control device before installing this configuration.

KEY

RDM/DMX
(INDOOR: BELDEN 9729 CABLE)
(OUTDOOR: BELDEN DLC224 CABLE)
Wired DMX
Control Device

EPHESUS LUMINAIRES

REMOTE ACCESS

ON SITE ACCESS

INTERNET CONNECTED DEVICES

ALLOW SECURE ACCESS TO

LIGHTING SYSTEM CONTROLS

USER INTERFACE
WIFI
LAN

CELLULAR

AIRMESH HUB

WIRELESS

AIRMESH

EPHESUS LUMINAIRES

INTERNET CONNECTED DEVICES

ALLOW SECURE ACCESS TO

LIGHTING SYSTEM CONTROLS

USER INTERFACE
WIFI
LAN

CELLULAR

AIRMESH HUB

WIRELESS

AIRMESH

EPHESUS LUMINAIRES
CLOUD

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Project Catalog # Type
Prepared by Notes Date
TD528020 page 1
April 8, 2021 3:08 PM
Top Product Features
• Can be installed anywhere you need
wireless, push-button control
• Five-button, pre-programmed switch provides
easy control of all lights at specified
dimming levels (0%,25%, 50%, 75%, 100%)
Interactive Menu
• AirMesh Hub page 1
• Product Overview page 2
• Dynamic Scenes page 3
Typical Indoor/Outdoor Applications
• Professional Stadiums & Arenas University/Collegiate Stadiums & Arenas • K-12 Stadiums & Arenas • Game Fields • Practice Fields • Multi-use Recreational & Municipal Fields • Public Assembly & Convention Centers • Gymnasiums & Field Houses • Unmanned Sports Facilities Ephesus
AirMesh Hub
Wireless Lighting System Controls
Dimensional Details

HEAD ON LEFT PROFILE BOTTOM
• Can communicate via LAN connection,
Wi-Fi, or through a cellular network*
• Weather-protected for outdoor venues
• Includes internal surge protection
• Enables Static and Dynamic Scenes

13.5 in.
342 mm

7.7 in.
195 mm

15.5 in.
393 mm

15.5 in.
393 mm
Due to our continuous improvement efforts, specifications are subject to change without notice. *Cellular and/or data charges may apply
Product Certification

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Imperial City CouncilJune 17, 2026

Imperial City Council
June 17, 2026