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Mashpee Recreation Dept., Park Concert Series $ 350.00 Report of the Mashpee Pops,Inc., Energy Committee Missoula Children's Theatre"Alladin" $ 500.00 Mashpee Recreation Dept., Science and Nature Outreach $ 170.00 To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Quashnet Elementary School, Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Operation Guitar $ 300.00 Mashpee Senior Center, Mission "Jerry-Atric the Older I Get" $ 400.00 "To responsibly research and implement Mashpee Public Library, renewable energy projects while continuing to improve Audubon Nature Series $ 440.00 energy efficiency across all aspects of Mashpee Mashpee Public Library, government." Constructing Family History $ 300.00 The Energy Committee continues to pursue both Mashpee TV,Lights Camera Action $ 500.00 energy efficiency and renewable energy projects as Cape Cod Children's Museum, appropriate. Mashpee has seen another significant Wizard Academy $ 450.00 investment by the Cape Light Compact to help ensure Total Awarded 4,255.00 that the Town's facilities are running as efficiently as We invite the public to attend our meetings, and possible. Projects this year included efficiency to assist the Council in promoting the arts,humanities upgrades at the Quashnet School, Police Station and and interpretive sciences, that our children and the Fire Headquarters. In addition to these building community may become sensitive, caring, and well- upgrades,the Town,in cooperation with the Cape Light rounded citizens. For more information about the Compact, replaced all Town owned street lights with Massachusetts Cultural Council and funding LED lights. Together, these projects will reduce guidelines, visit the website at https://www.mass- municipal usage by over 270,000 kilowatt hours culture.org/Mashpee. annually. Respectfully submitted, Major Activities of 2014 Barbara Cotton, Chairperson Completed construction and interconnection of Bruce Taggart, Treasurer the 1.83 Megawatt solar facility at the Town Joyce Mason,Secretary owned closed landfill. Sarah Daley Working with the Department of Energy Madeleine Walsh Resources towards funding from the Green Lynne Waterman Community program. • Continued maintaining a detailed accounting of municipal energy usage information • Continued to work towards an organized approach to public outreach concerning energy { efficiency for taxpayers (41 private homes were built to the energy code in Mashpee in 2014,up from 29 in 2013). Continue to implement energy efficiency projects using Cape Light Compact programs. Mashpee's local government, residents and businesses are taking greater advantage of Cape Light Compact efficiency programs every year, •r► with over$1,600,000 paid to Mashpee customers in rebates and incentives in 2014. .v 90