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OPTION 7 PAGE 2 OF 9 5. EXCLUDED: Electrical work: outlets, connections, upgrades and permits, Structural review as necessary for building permit, structural reinforcement (if necessary), 3rd party roof work to maintain roof warranties (if necessary), connection to internet for monitoring hardware. 6. The links below describe incentives available to the Town of Lexington. 2022 IRA legislation allows for direct pay or transferability of solar tax credits for governmental or other tax- exempt organizations. Please consult your tax preparer for availability of this incentive. AECs are issued through the MA DOER and sold and income payable within 8 months after system start-up. 30% Federal Tax Credit (Direct Pay for non -profits per 2022 IRA legislation): https://www.conaress.aov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/5376/text Alternative Energy Certificates (AECs): https://www.mass.gov/service-details/qualifying-solar-thermal-in-the-aps See attached descriptions, diagrams, and cost/benefit analyses for the system. Please find below references for some of our projects similar to yours. We are happy to provide additional references upon request: Jeffrey Tannat, Williston School, Easthampton, MA itannatt@williston.com Nathaniel Dick, Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH), Boston, MA ndick@poah.org Peter Baker, Insight Meditation Center, Barre, MA peterb@dharma.org Julia Musso, Harvard University Business School, Cambridge, MA 0musso@hbs.edu Thank you very much for the opportunity to quote these projects. Feel free to call or email me with questions- we are happy to meet with you or your colleagues at your convenience to discuss next steps. John W. Moore, Architect john @nesh w. com 508-269-3883 (mobile) Cc: Bruce Dike, President and Engineer www.NESHW..com infoga neshw.com /(781) 536 8633