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Home My WebLink AboutBuilding Permit # 11/15/2016 FORTH BUILDING PERMIT TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER APPLICATION FOR.PLAN EXAMINATION ` Date Received // o " PeI"CTlit,Na#. 'Y �R7Eta PPN'£ � ACC-US Date Issued:_ — "ORrANf Applicant must complete all items o-n this page LOGATION PA 0P5RTY Q W N E R Nnt i ,s ZCJi�I.1NG D1STRICT:_ i Nistorc distract Yye no MAP _ y _ ' PARCEL. _ s n= Machrne Shop;Village yds ro TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT PROPOSED USE - Residential Non- Residential ❑ New Building --- 0 One family - - _._-- 0 Addition 0 Two or more family ❑ Industrial CAlteration No. of units: ❑ Commercial . 0 Repair, replacement 0 Assessory Bldg .9 Others. - ❑ Demolition 0 Other � ^ 0 Septic, C] 111/ell' ❑ Floodplain L 1Netlarids C] Vllatershed Distt`et Waterfsewer _ ..._ - - - DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED: Y -Identification- 'I' e€�r 1�"�~int Clearly d. OWNER: Narrre: ,67 1 _..__._ Phone: .,. _. Address: . _. . X P h -� Gontraefior _. one.... lAvg �� zrd ,address: a: _ '= Supervisor's Gcirlstruetior License., : „ � �° .. .'� - - -E�tp. Date. . Horne Irnprc�vernent License. Exp Date _ /�f CNITECT/EI�IGINEER " Phone: e Address: 0/1 N. �° Recti. 10. " FEL SCHEDULE:BULDING PERMIT.$12,00 PER$1000.00 OFT"I-IC TOTAL ESTIMATED COST BASED ON$125.00 PER S.F. rotas Proje t OSt: $ � - - FEE: �; � Check No..... _ _ Receipt No'., At NOTE: Persons contrczetcng it/a unr .Ttercct contractors cto not have:itccess to the gmc panty fund °✓ _ _ e.._..m �Sigi Etrare c7f AclenfiJOwn - CrgLqt`ur of corifractor ; ITORTH ANDOVER OLDS CENTER HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Certificate of Appropriateness This certificate of Appropriateness is issued this j Seventeenth day of August 2016 to North Parish Church for 190 Academy Road in accordance with Chapter 40C of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as amended and the by-laws of the North. Andover Olde Center Historic District Commission. This will allow for the installation of G additional solar panels (a total of 21) in a triangular array on the front south facing roof, 21 solar panels on the side and 9 on the rear roof of the 2014 new addition structure. This along with the previous certificate of appropriateness approved on February 11, 2016 represents a total of 51 solar panels approved. All solar panels are to be low profile black on black construction set in an all-black case and name structure raised approximately h inches off the roof surface and set back approximately 7 inches from the gutter line. All roofs should provide symmetry in their arrangement. See attached layout drawings for reference. beorg H. Schrum .r, Jr, Chairman A� Martha Larson w Leslie-Frazier Harry Aznoi f This Solar Construction Agreement (the"Agreement") is entered into on between Sung«g Solar MC,a Delaware limited liability company whose mailing address is 411A ffighland Avenue, Somerville, MA 021.44 and whose offices are located at 11.65 Massachusetts Avenue,Arlington,MA 02476("ContCand North l Parish Church of Nortli Andover, 190 Acidemy Road,0184.5("Customer'),pis follows; Recitals A, Customer desires to engage Contractor to provide Customer with rooftop Solar Electric Power System for Customer's Site or Bost Facility located 190 Acaderny Rodd, 01845 and Contractor desli°es to provide such a Solar Electric Power System to Customer. B. Contractor and Customer (the"Parties") desire to set forth the terms and conditions of their transaction in this Agreement. AWVWltM Therefore*,in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein,the parties hereby agree as follows: 1. Definitions. The following terms as used herein shall have the definitions given them below: (a) ►'.c The "Project" means the design, engineering, procurement, construction, and related services necessity for the construction and instillation of the System at the Site and,to the extent provided herein, made the responsibility of the Contractor, including providing, as necessary and per the terms of this Contract all personnel, supervision, and management, and all equipment and materials including supply, handling, packaging, and transportation for such services,subject however to stated conditions and exceptions herein. (b) S i': The means the real property and the building on which the System is to be installed. If the Customer is purchasing the System for the purposes of selling the energy or leasing the equipment to a 3rJ party, the site will mean the property owned by a designated Host,and the project will be sited at the Host's facility. (c) 5 b it'zl bm le ion : "Substantial Conmletiun" means tb,t the Project has passed it's electrical inspection from local Alll. (d) stantial�Caralnletinii_Dati•: " 111tS 17a1�ilZl._1.ale" means the date on which that the Project achieves Substinti7l Completion. (e) System: The " s t " means the solar photovoltaic electric installation, including all primary components,consisting of. Array: a ,egniented solar array of large-area, glass-super•str•ate solar electric modules. The array will be Installed utilizing Contractor's selected mounting system. See thea attached referenced Proposal and MOU for details. yj11yelurs:The output of the:solar power system will be converted to utility-grade power by one or more inverters that will he located convenient to the solar array and building service. The AC power will then be fed into the building's electrical distribution system at or near the point that it enters the building. All technical requirements fr0m the.local utility with regards to utility intcrconnection of the system will be dise«sseE! with the utility and satisfied. The utility may impose a separate charg►� for° installing a specia3I meter to provide net inetering for excess power credits. SBS Construction Agreement rage t of 1 i4 Mdt.ritte: Contractor will provide one or more separate meters that measure the output of the photovoltaic system in AC kilowatt.-hours. The production grade meter will provide kWh information for periodic verification of the total enemy produced by the solar system, in addition to in electronic rnunitoring system capability to automatically Forward the daily energy produced to a data collection point. where it will be recorded for production tracking and renewable energy certificate(ft EC)certification. (f7 System Test. "r��?S..tt'.1�1�.G�t' means the test to be performed by Contractor on or after tie Substantial Completion [late to demonstrate that the System operates and conforms to the requirements of this Agreement through a complete system commissioning in accordance with tile SySterli"fest Protocol attached hereto as Exhibit C. Customer shall be permitted to witness the System'fest to confirm the absence of any material defect, error or omission. (g) Final Augj2jam-shall he achieved when all Work of the Agreement is complete, ail system tests have been performed and have demonstrated that the system is performing within its design parameters, the local utility has approved and installed a bidirectional riet meter,and the systern has!leen activated and commissioned. 2. Scope of Work. Contractor hereby agrees to sell and provide,and Custorner agrees to purchase, the Project in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein, to design,install and build the System at the Site. Contractor shall carry out the Project in accordance with tile provisions hereof, Prior to final Acceptance of the Project by CuStomel•, -111 materi;tis and equipment incorporated or Intended to be incorporated into the Project small remain the sole and exclusive property of Contractor,and Contractor shall, to the extent required tinder Section 4g, maintain insurance against tie loss of or damage to such property and shall bear the risk and responsibility of preserving,safeguarding and maintaining such property until final Acceptance,Notwithstanding;the foregoing,Contractor shall also maintain a purchase money security interest in the Project pursuant to the provisions of Section 6 on Elle unpaid portion of the System and all apparatus and products that are components thereof,and shall be entitled to file a UCC financing statement covering,the none until all amounts owed to Contractor are paid In full. (a) The MOU and Proposal in the electronic file "Proposal and MOU for North Parish Church 8-1-VDF" DocuSign Envelope ID:7BCO2566-BCBD-4140•977C•2D) D7A4D3356 are incorporated into this contract. 3. Project Schedute. (a) on the mutually agreed date that is as soon as practicable after tine date hereof(the "Commencement Date"),Contractor and Customer shall hold a'kick-off meeting at the Site.following the kick-off njecting;,Contractor shall proceed with the prt'paraticlrl of any necessary designs,drawings,and specifications,and permit applications. Contractor shall deliver draft design drawings and specifications (the "Construction Documents") to Customer as soon as such documents are prepared by Contractor. Customer shall diligently review anti respond to each d submission by Contractor in an effort to finalize the Construction Documents as quickly as reasonably practicable, In no event shall such response twice marc than ten (14) business days, unless agreed otherwise by the Parties, in writing, once the Construction Documents are approved,Cusionler shall not unreasonably withhold its consent to any modilications thereto that may be required by any governmental or quasi-governmental agency with 9 jurisdiction over the permitting of the System and/or the Project. 0 V (b) The Project is expected to be completed in phases as follows: (i) Phase One: Contractor will submit wiring diagrams,mounting details,and drawings needed for permit review,obtain necessary building permits,and order key System components with long lead times. tli) Phase Two: Contractor will obtain and install all System conlponent5, including sellar ]lands, mounting hardwares inverters,disconnect and all associated wiring. Page 2 of 2 50S Con5tructfun Agreement 4 • (iji)Please Three;The Patties will check,test,and'conintission'the systcni,Contractor will provide Customer with system tl&M training&r manuals at the time of Final Acceptance. (c) Fach party shall use its reasonable efforts to carry out its obligations hereunder in a timely manner. Without lin►iting the foregoing,ContrWtor Shall use its reasonable efforts to complete the Project in accordance with the dates set forth lit the Project Schedule attached hereto as Exhibit A, ar• the Proposal, subject to adjustment as provided herein. Time is of the essence with respect to the Parties' obligation% hereunder, except as otherwise provided in this Contract. (d) No delay in performance by either party hereto shall constitute defantit hereunder or give rise to any claims for damage if,and to the extent,such delay is caused by Force Majeure occurrences beyond the control and without the fault or negligence of the party affected,which such occurrences are defined as including, but eat limited to,acts of God or the public enemy; expropriation or confiscation of facilities; inclement weather,changes in law or regulation; unanticipated Site conditions;delays in receipt of information from Customer or third parties not under contract to Contractor; compliance with any order of any governmental authority; acts of war, rebellion or sabotage, natural disasters, including fires, floods, or explosions; riots or unavoidable casualties; relocation or Constr'uetirrr► of ti'an51111SSi011 facilities, or the shutdown (if such facilities for the purpose of necessary repairs; permanent or temporary relocation of tine System, including due to re-roofing, or other performance-frustrating causes beyond the reasonable control of the per•ibrrning party.Such party, however, shall complete performance as required by this Agreement and the Project immediately after the removal or cessation of such cause of delay,and the Project Schedule shall be adjusted in accordance with the provisions of Section 9. The affected party shall give written notice to the other party as soon after becoming aware of the Force Majeure delay as is reasonably possible,but in any event within fourteen(14)bays after the beginning cll'such delay, and the Contractor shall work with Customer to mitigate the costs and impact of the delay. 4, contractor Responsibilities. Contractor will be responsible liar the turn-key design, engineering, procurement and installation of the System.Without limiting the foregoing,Contractor will be responsible for the following: (a) Contractor will be responsible for project management and will coordinate directly with the Customer's designated representatives. (b) Contractor shall design and engineer tine System, prepare drawings and calculations, and obtain electrical code and utility approvals for installation of the System. Contractor's structural analysis shall specify the building's ability to accent additional wind and snow loads imposed by the System. (c) Contractor shall source, procure and deliver the components described herein and the overall installation of the System. (d) Contractor will be responsible for start-up and Commissioning as well as initial training of Customer's personnel in the operating and maintenance(o&M)activities at the time of System commissioning, (e) Contractor shall contract for and supervise the work of a Massachusetts-licensed electrical contractor to complete the System instaallatioll,secure the electrical pernnit(s)required for Installation of the System and arrange for the inspection of the System upon Substantial Completion of the Project.Contractor shall coordinate with CuStotnler and provide advance notiflcatton for any power interruptions directly caused by Contractor during installation of the System. (f) Contractor shall be responsible for ohservKltion of and compliance with all applicable local, state and federal statutes,laws,rat dinances,regulations,rules and codes applicable to Contractors responsibilities under the Project. Vu tl Page 3 of 3 j 585 Construction Agreement 3 1 w p (g) Contractor shall obtain and carry insurances for the duration of this project for coverage it) the following areas and amounts: n • General Liability-$1,000,000 per occurrence;$2,000,000 aggregate • Automobile Liability- $1,000,000 combined single limit • Worker's Compensation-$1,000,000 • Professional Liability-$1,000,000 per claire;$2,000,000 aggregate ate Contractor will provide Customer a certificate of insurance upon request on or after the Commencement Date.Contractor will also require similar coverage be carried by its subcontractors. S. Customer Responsibilities (a) Customer shall assign a project manager("Custumer Representative")who shall be the coordinator for this solar project and the Icey contact for Contractor. (b) Customer shall upon request provide Contractor information concerning the Site and the building design; and Contractor shall inspect and review the bull(ling rout'and information to determine if it is in fact a lultable structurally strung subsurface upon which Contractor will erect and install the System. (c) Customer shall provide adequate Space for the installation of equipment required for the array, inverters and other balance-of-system components, and the location for the installation of the utility-required System disconnect.Contractor will provide a wall layout and the required electrical equipment details regarding the inverter installation and connection to Customer's power panel for review and approval. (d) Customer shall secure and provide to Contractor all consents and access rights necessary to permit Contractor to install and, if necessary, provide warranty service to the System, including without limitation any access agreement or easernent and any consent of any landlord, master landlord or mortgagee of the Site as Contractor may reasonably deem necessary or desirable, Without limiting the foregoing„ Customer shall provide Contractor direct and easy access to the interconnection point at the building interface for the System. (e) Customer shall make electricity, water and sanitation available on-site to support the installation process. (1) Title to file solar electric system components will transfer to Customer upon Final Acceptance by Customer, During the period of time between system installation and Final Acceptance, Customer shall carry insurance ora its facility that will cover the System from theft, vandalism rg damage not directly caused by COMPaC.tOr and its Subcontractors. (g) Customer will be responsible for reasonable upgrades and enhancement to the existing electrical system should they be necessary, (h) Custnnrer will be responsible for obtaining roof warranty extensirins, and paying for any inspections required by roofing manufacturers. Customer will be responsible for any roof remediation and/or structural modification to file roof or building design that may he required for the installation of the solar system. 6. Project Cost and Payment Schedule (a) Contractor proposes to provide the complete, turn-key System for the Sum of 566,096 (Sixty Six Thousand Nintey Six dollars)(tile"Project Price"). I Page 4 of a S13S Construction Agreement (b) Customer shall make the following payments, in US Dollars in the fornt of a Check written to "SonBug Sular LLL ora wire transfer of immediately available funds,as follows: 1V t 0 IJ-deposit. - - As pet,MOU $3,000 DDWnpayment due upon signed Construction 10%less Moll deposit amount $3,610 Agreement Pro.gress payment due upon equipment order 25% $16,524 Progress payment due upon start of construction 20% $13,220 ............ Progress payment(Itte during construction 2 01ya $13,220 pri)gs-ens payment due upon Suhswntial Completion $9,91 Final payment due upon Final Acceptance Tull_balai`i_cedue including Approximately$6,607 change orders Project Contractor's obligations hereunder are specifically conditioned on the receipt of payment in full of the above atnount%at tile times specirk-d. During construction,Contractor may bill Customer partial progress payments for construction work on a monthly basis. (d) 'rile Project Price is deemed to include all sales,use,consumer,or other taxes of any kind or nature that may be imposed in connection with tile performance 1 5 -mance ofthe Project,permit fees,and any and a S to provide I costs - Customer with a rurn Key" solar panel system that is ffilly operable as intended which shall be Contractor's responsibility, including maintenance fees, as addressed in Section 10-Maintenance, but not including other costs - iticurred after substantial completion and acceptance of the project. (c) Customer agrees and acknowledges that the unpaid and undisputed portion of the System and all apparatus and products; that are component parts thereof to be supplied hereunder shall continue to be treated as personal property subject to a purchase money security interest in favor of Contractor until such portions of the System are fully paid for by Customer, in the event of Customer's default in payment,and without limiting any other remedies that Contractor might have,Contractor shall be entitled to take such steps as are necessary to remove such portions of the System that remain subject to the purchase money security interest from the Site, including property that they have been fastened or connected to. disconnecting any wiring;anti detaching them from any pi 7. Change Orders, - (a) Contractor may request by change order, any change in the Project, whether such Changes ate accelerations, alterations,additions or deletions. All such changes shall be made in accordance with this Section 7 and upon acceptance by Customer shall be considered,for all purposes of this Agreement,as part of the Project, If the parties are unable to agree on an adjUstinenL to the payments to be made het-eunder, then such adjustment-shall be in an amount equal to one hundred ten percent(110%) of the additional direct costs incurred (or avoided,as the case may be),by Contractor to make such changes to the Project(such Direct Costs to include tlae salary related expenses of Contractor's personnel performing work necessary to make,or avoided by making,such changes,but excluding overhead,management,and administrative expenses of Contractor relating to such changes) as full and complete compensation for the change order. Page 5 of 5 585 Construction Agreement (c) Notwithstanding the above, and by providing Customer with written notice and a notification response period of five business days, Contractor shall have autliority to snake minor changes,so long as any such a tthlnor changes:(i)do not change the total Project Price,(it)do not materially Impact the Project Schedule(including Contractors ability to achieve Substantial Completion on or before the Substantial Completion Date as projected herein); provided that Contractor shall promptly inform Customer, in writing, of any such minor changes made during the course of the Project and shall make available to Customer,at the Site,a Stat of as-huilt drawings khat will be kept current to show those minor changes. For clarification purposes,minor changes tto not include any changes to agreed-upon manufacturer or type of modules,inverters,tracker,or balance of system components, 8, Substantial Completion and Final Acceptance. Contractor shall advise Customer in writing when Contractor considers that it has completed the Project, including all required submissions and deliveries to Customer as listed below, to the extent required to achieve Substantial Completion. When so advised by Contractor,Customer shall promptly complete an inspection and review of Project,and shall participate in the System Test as requested by Contractor, and shall either (i) provide Final Acceptance of Substantial Completion of the System or (it) advise Contractor in writing of any outstanding 'punch list' or other items which niust be supplied, completed or corrected for the System to meet the reyuirenients of Substantial Completion set forth herein. If the parties agree that additional work is required to achieve Substantial Completion, or if the System does not class lite System Test, then Contractor shall complete such additional work as Contractor may determine to be necessary and notify Customer when the additional work is completed. (a) During Final Acceptance of the System the Contractor shall furnish Customer with the following: (i) A written certificate in a form reasonably satisfactory to Customer that (I) tate System as installed by Contractor complies in all material respects with all applicable local,state and federal laws, regulations,and codes applicable to Contractor's responsibilities under the Project,and that(Z)all payrolls, materials and equipment hills and other indebtedness or claims arising out of or in connection with the;Traject by Contractor and its subcontractors avid vendors have been paid or otherwise satisfied. (ii) Satisfaction of conditional lien waivers and releases of all laborers', material nien's and mechanics' liens arising out of labor, materials and equipment or services furnished by or on behall'of Contractor or arty of its subcontractors, vendors or suppliers if and to the extent that arty such claims have been filed,along with evidence of title transfer,where relevant, (iii) Delivery to Customer of two copies of all as-built drawings, specifications, engineering and other documents to which Custonmr is entitled under this Agreement. (iv) Assignment to Customer of all vendor warranties for equipment purchased by Contractor,to the extent the same can be assigned. (v) Evidence of Utility Interconnection. 9. Warranties, e (a)Each party represents and warrants.that; (i) It is duly registered, licensed, validly existing and in good standing under the laws of Massachusetts and is duly registered, licensed and qualified to do business and is in good standing in all counties, municipalities and states where such registration, licensing and qualification is required to perforni any part of the Project or any other obligation hereunder. (ii)It is duly authorized to enter into this Agreement and perforin its obligations Itcretinder. SRS Constfoction Agreement Page 6 of G i It: (iii) The execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and the Project shall not cottstiltite a breach orany provision of uppliciiblc law or contained in any agreement to which it is a party. (b) Contractor warrants that: (i) As to all apparatus and products manufactured by third parties that are component parts of tite System,Contractor shall to the fullest extent practicable,obtain for and pass through to Customer such warranties or guarantee as are obtainable fr'oln 1he manufacturers of such component pails. Stich warranties or guarantees shall extend over the longest period of lisle obtainable in (his instance without payment by Contractor of additional consideration therefore. (ii) Contractor rurther warrants to Customer that upon Final Acceptance, Customer shall acquire rill richt, title and interest in the System and that the System as designed and built by it will be free of any liens or cnaumbrnnces, limits on use or rights of others of any kind. If there are any such liens or encumbrances, limil.s on use or rights of others, Contractor will cause there to be discharged promptly xller notification from Customer of their existence. (iii) Contractor does neat guarantee arty level of electric: energy production of the Project as measured in kilowatt,hours. The Contractor has used industry•starrdard energy production Models to create a good-faith estimate of the energy production of the system as proposed. information with respect to electric energy production of the Project is based on manufacturer's estimates of Installed materials, estimates of peak suis hours,suit direction,weather,and other factors. F'actor's such as dust,shading,%now, ice, weather and other natural and man-made elements, including usage, can adversely affect energy production during any perlod of a day,a season,or a year, (iv) Contractor shall utilize materials out the Project which conform to the warranty and technical specifications set forth in the Minimum 'rec)hnical Requirements included in the Agreement Documenus(as of the Commencement tate defined in the Agreement). (c) SECTION 9(b)ABOVE EXPRESSLY SETS FORTH ALL.OF CONTRACTOR'S WARRANTIES PERTAINING TO THE WORK AND THE SYSTEM,THE EXPRESS WARRAN'T'IES IN THE ABOVE SECTION 9(b)ARE IN LIEU OF ANY WARRANTY OF 6' PRCHANTABILITY OR OF FiTNESS IFOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND,EITHER EXPRESS Olt IMPLIED,IN FACT OR BY LAW. (d) IN NO EVENT WILL EITHER PARTY BE LiABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDJRF.CT, CCONSEQUEN PIAL,EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES,INCLUDING" ANY LOST PROFITS,OR ANY AND ALL OTHER LOSSES Olt DAMAGES TO THE(OTHER PARTY OR ANY THIRD PARTIES. EACII PARTY UNDERSTANDS,ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THATTHE OTHER PARTY WAIVES ALL SUCH LIABILITY,TO THE I XTENl'NOT EXPLICITLY CXEMPTE D FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THE PRECEDING SENTENCE,AND EACH PARTY CONSENTS TOTHE OTHER PARTY'S WAIVER,EVEN IF T14E:OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OFTHF. POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. (e) Notwithstanding,any other provisions of this Contract,the total liability of either party and its respective employees,agents,representativesand subcontractors hereunder for breach of contt'act(including,but not limited to failure i to Meet warranties and patent infi'ingcment)or in tort,whether in connection with performance,nonperformance of otherwise,shall be,limited to uggregatc total of the Project Price hereunder,except(Q the cxterrt such liability results from a breach of the confidentiality or intellectual property provisions of this Contract or otherwise results from the gross negligence or willful misconduct ofa Party hereunder. When the liabilities and costs incurred by(lie liable party and its employees,agents,representatives and subcontractors(including but not limited to costs incurred in corrective action in an e(tblt 10 sleet warranties or ctire any breach and in patent infringement indemnification)equal tete Project Price,(he liable party's total liability under this Agreement shall terminate and Rhe otter party shall have no further recourse against the liable pasty or its employees,agents,representatives or subcontractors except with respect to any liability resulting from the categories of breach or wrongdoing explicitly excluded fi'on)the liability limitation in the preceding sentence. Page 7 of 7 SBS Construction Agreement i j. r , 10. Warranty and Maintenance l a Wairranty. The Contractor warrants to the Custorner(s) that all materials and equipment incorporated in the Work by Contractor will be new unless otherwise specified,and that the Work shall be of good quality, free from material defects and in material cant'onnance with the Agreement Documents(as modified by Change Orders or other Customer(s)' directive) system design and workmanship, and the System as installed shall confortrt in all material respects to the specifications herein.All work not conforming to these requirements may be considered defective. (i) 11',during the Warranty Period,any part ofthc System is found to have been materially defective or dammed at the time it was installed by Contractor, then at Contractor's option it shall either be repaired or replaced by a similar part. Contractor shall provide corrective constriction as may be necessary to remedy arty failure of the Project to meet a warranty of conformance with the terms of this Contract and with accepted best practice in the design and construction industry. Contractor shall not be responsible for any defects primarily resulting,. from corrosion, erosion or casualty, material disregard of ally applicable operating or maintenance instructions,or any other practice of Customer. (ii) Warranty Period shall be five(5)years following Final Acceplanee. (iii) Upon .written notices front Customer(s), the Contractor shall promptly correct any installation work rejected by the Customer(s) as defective or as failing to conform to the Contract Documents, whether observed before or within the Warranty Period(whichever is later),and shall correct within the Warranty Period,. any installation work found to be defective or nonconforming. The provisions ofthis Article apply to wort;done by subcontractors to Contractor as well as to work done by direct employees of the Contractor. (iv) Contractor shall pass through to Customer all original manufacturers' warranties and shall assist Customer in making any warranty claim for defective materials. (v) Contractor's warranty does not extend to any materials or equipment not selected by Contractor or its agents, or to work performed by third parties not engaged by Contractor or not under direct subcontract to Contractor. Contractor's warranty excludes remedy for damage or defect caused by abuse, modifications not executed by Contractor,improper or insufficient maintenance,iruproper oper=ation or normal wear and tear. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OF QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE,WHETHER WRITTEN,ORA],OR IMPLIED,AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTiE:S OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,NONINFRINGEMFNT OR USAGE OF TRADE ARE: HEREBY DISCLAIMED.THE REMEDIES STATED 14EREIN CONSTITUTE CUSTOMER(S)' EXCLUSIVE REME;DiES AND CONTRACTOR'S EN'T'IRE LIABILITY FOR ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY Is�MaittleEza�tc Contractor will provide annual maintenance according to separately executed System Maintenance Agreement. Absent any Maintenance Agreement the Customer will be responsible for atnintenance. I1. Claims and Disputes. Anv controversy, claim or dispute (a "Dispute") arising out of or ill connection with, or relating to, this Agreement, its validity, inlerpretalion, performance, or termination shall be resolved as follows: first, the parties shall discuss the matter in good faith at art appropriately senior level of rnanal ement to investigate and resolve the Dispute, After a "riod of thirty day's, if the Disputs has not been resolved, then it shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the g laws of the Commonwealth of Massachuscns by ai single arbitrator mutually agreeable to the parties,or if a single arbitrator i9 cannot be agreed to by the parties within thirty(30)dugs,then by an arbitrator appointed by JAMS,The Resolution Lxperts in the Cotnntonwealth of Massachusetts. Such arbitration Shall be conducted in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in accordance with the fttles of JAMS, The Resolution Lxperts, except will, respect to the selection of the arbitrator which shall be as provided in this Section I I. Judgment upon the award rendered by the arbitrator may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof. For purposes only of enforcing the agreement to arbitrate set forth in this Section,enforcingany arbitration award, or obtaining interim relief necessary to protect the parties pending;arbitration, each party shall have the right to seek injunctive relief in any state or federal court buying jurisdiction. During any arbitration proceedings, the respective responsibilities under this Agreement as fidly as practicable, including parties shaft continue to perform their without limitation the payment of any urtdispufed Amounts. ii pate 8 of a 585 Construction Agreement t! t 1 12. Ownrrshfp of Work Product. Ali drawings, Specifications, engineering data (and all written representations thereof), all other documents and electronic data furnished,or required to be furnished,by Contractor to ctastotner under this Agreeattent,and any proprietary mounting;systems arid other mophanical, engineering or ether know-how developed hereunder(""Work Product") are and shall reinaln the sole and exclusive property of Contractor and Contractor shall own and retain all title and interest therein, including all rop,Yrights and other inlcllectual property rights(hereto or therein. Customer shall not at any time risert any interest in any rirmulas, atterns devices,v'. aces trodc secrets se cret i nyu sti ms s r processes, copyrighls, patents, otlrer intellectual or proprietary rights,or similar items which were developed by Contractor during the course of the Project(all of the foregoing intellectual property rights,"Contractor Property"), rov140, chat Contractor hereby grants to Customer.t Perpetual, fully paid-up. irrevocable royalty-free, nors-transferable license in and to the Contractor Property as Wray be necessary for,Customer to operate, maintain,and repair tfae System, 13. independent Contractor Status. In rendering services hereunder,Contractor shall act as an independent contractor and not as an employee or agent of Customer. As an independent contractor, Contr•actrrr shall have no authority, express or implied, to conanft of obligate Client In any rn:anner,whatsoever. 14. Entire Agreelari nt;Assignment;Waiver. This Agreement, together with referenced Attachments and Exhibits hereto,constitutes the entire and sole agreement between Contractor and Customer, arid merges all prim and contemporaneous communications with respect to tile subject matter hereof, This Agreement slsall inure to the henefit of. and be binding upon,Contractor and Customer and their respective estates, heirs, executors, transferees. sucrwessoas, assigns and legal representatives. Neither Contractor nor Customer may assign this Agreement or any rights hereunder, or delegate any of Contractor's or Custonser's obligations hereunder, without the prior written consent.of the other party in each instance,nor shall any waiver,change, modification,consent or discharge be effected except by an instrument in writing executed by or nn behalf of the party against whops enforcenient of any waiver, chan consent on-diRe, modification, scharge is ought. ls. Severability. In thr event that any ane or more of the provisions contained herein shall, for any reason, be held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any respect, such invalidity, Illegality, or a rnentorceability shall not affect any other provisions of this Agreement, and all other provisions shall remain in fail force and effect. If any of the provisions of this Agreement Is held to be excessively broad, it shall he reformers and construed by hnoting and reducing it so as to be enforceable to rite nsaximuns extent permitted by law. 16 Notices. All notices,regUests,consents,,and other communications tinder this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be delivered by hand,sent vfx avernfght courier,sent by fa"ilssile, ar mailed by first class certified or registered mail, return receipt requested,postage prepaid; If to Customer: Mtn,Client contact n�nteA, tci <c�r rt a ` } � � l� r.` C� }#'I, [ 'Address - y . With a required ropy to: If to Contractor: SunBug Solar LLC 4 41 1A Highland Aventle,Scdte 312 Somerville,MA 02144 585 Cunstauctlon Agreement Page 9 of 9 3 3� i 3 Notices provided in accordance with this Section '16 shall be deemed delivered (i) upon personal delivery with signature required, (I1) one Business Day after they have been sent to the recipient by reputable overnight courier service (charges prepaid and signature required) (1€1) upon confirmation, answer back received, of successful transmission of a facslni le message containing such notice if sent between 9 a.n1. and j p.nr., local time of the recip€ent,on any Business Day,and as of 9 a.m. local tirne of the recipient on the next Business Day if sent at any other tinre,or(iv) three Business bays after deposit in the mail.The term"Business Dav"as used in this Section 15 shall mean any day other than Saturday,Sunday or a day on which banking institutions are not required to be open in The Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 17, Governing Law. This Agreement shall he governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the law (other than the law governing conflict of law questlans)of the ComrnonWealth of Massachuseus. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the undersigned have duly executed this Solar Construction Agreuntent as of the date first abo"wri en, S N A Lt.0 Client �_�<_� M icic ci'ArUc la P Cnrnmercial Business Title Date: i b Date: !c° ,��,_ a d V 555 Construction Agreement Page 10 of 10 I i 3 I Exhibit A PROJECT SCHEDULE Anticipated Milestone Dates Cmm�tencentent Upon contract signing Engineering design&Submittal Commencement+2-3 weeks Utility Interconnect Approval Anticipated date Building and Electrical Permits Utility Interconnection plus 2 weeks PV Module and Inverter Equipment Order 2 months prim•to Installation start PV M udule and Inverter Equipment Delivery 2 weeks prior to Installation start Installation Start Approximately February 2,2027 Substantial Completion Installation Start+ xx weeks Net meter installation and interconnect, M u Substantial Completion+4 weeks system commissioning,and Final Acceptance I 0 Page 11(if 11 5B5 cuti5truction Ag(eement I Exhibit 8 SPRCIPICATIONS As a minimtinl,Work shall fully comply with the following codes,standards and specifications: • All State and Local construction codes and requirements • NI'PA 70(2014 edition or later)(National Electrical Code) • Ul. 1703(PV Modules) '.... • UL 1741 (Inverters) • All electric equipment and materials shall be fTL or 111. listed ''... • All major PV electric components shall be C EC-approved • WEE 929-2000(Utility Interconnection) '.. • Local ulitily company utility connccOOn standal'cls and procedures '.. • Racking based on racking manufa:.lures specifications Tile PV system and its components shall be grounded in Lull accordance with the requirements of the 2014 edition(or later) Uf'tate National electrical Code. I lowever, rile system and equip€hent grounds shall be kept separate and shall not be shared. I-or each invener, unless the inverter or other equipment warranty would be adversely impacted, the AC and DC system grounds shall be connected across the inverter.The IAC systern ground shall then remain continuous froln the inverter, through all disconnects and combiner boxes associated with that inverter, and to all panels in the array that supply that inverter with DC power, On no account shed!The DC sysiettr ground associMed with one invo1'ter be conpiecied los'nyteup g1"ovndS.1br devicas titin are not electr�ieally connected to that inverlee. All Falulptnent grounding connections shall be made using materials and components that are specifically designed and sold for that purpwie. Materials shall comply with the standards and specifications listed in Exhibit i3,and shall be fully compatible with the intended installation location and service application, and -,hall be selected for a minimum 25 year operational life, Wiring shall be in specific accordance with the provisions of the 2014 edition(or Eater)of the National Electrical Code. All onldoor wiring materials shall be wet-mated,flame retardant,sunlightmresistani,and fated foY GOnthal1011s USC at temperatures lip to 901C,All 1Ylrink,Shall be labeled by the manufacturer with the specific rating Classification. The rollowing specific wiring material rating classillcadons shall be used: Source Wiring, from modules to the source (string) combiner boxes shall be rated with both USE-2 and Rll W-2 classifications, + Wiring, front the source(string)combiner boxes to the AC interconnection Shall be THWN•2, * In locations where the 2014 edition of the NEC had been adopted, the use of specifically-classified 'TV Wire"shall be permitted m accordance with the provisions of the NEC. Willi the sole allowable exceptions of(a) modals:-to-module i tile rconnect ion wiring within a string; and (b) string home-run wiring to combiner boxes (provided such home-run wiring is neatly bundled and routed below modules, such that it is rendered inaccessible and protected from damage and decay) all wiring, including otherwise exposed home-run wiring into combiner boxes, shall be contained within an appropriate, non-flexible, corrosion-proof, metallic raceway system,or PVC on wiring on the root,prior to building entry.Cable tray, EMT anti rigid conduit are acceptable raceway materials. In cases where the module or racking manufacturer provides a specific and recommended raceway mechanism for Source Wiring, this may he used provided that specific prior written approval Inas berm received from the Customer. Rooftop-Iocaled raceways and equipment shall not be laid directly onto tine roof surface. For solar module racking systenns, "isolation sheets"shall be placed between the roof surface and all racking feet,supports and/or contoct poinLs. Such isolation-sheets shall be in full accordance with rooting manufacturer's recommendations, or as specified in the Project Order. for raceways, combiner boxes and all other rooftop-located equipment, rooftrlg- compaiible, foarn padded, mounting blocks shall be used to support all such raceways and equipment. Wooden Page 12 of 12 58S Camtrurtlon Agreement l blocks are not an acceptable support material.All methods and rooRop materials shall be in compliance with roof i manuracturer's warranty. All wiring, and raceways shall be protected from potential damage and decay and, in areas where wiring runs may otherwise be accessible, the measures to be taken to protect such wiring; from vandalism and unintentional damage shalt be discussed and agreed on a project-hy-project basis_ Wiring runs between major items of equipment and system modes (i.e., strings, combiner boxes, disconnects, Inverters, utility interconnection, PMS devices) shall be continuous. Intermediate splicing is Forbidden. All i)C system cuniponents shall be specifically rated for DC service at the appropriate design conditions. For each array, Fused DC disconnects shall be located at the inverter location, allowing each inverter to be Fully isolated from the DC power source. Fused disconnects for DC disconnection shall be specifically rated for DC service, for example Square l_7 model 1-1363 (I 00A DC rating), One or more AC disconnect(s)shall be provided at the utility connection point, as a means to fidly isolate the System from the utility AC power Source.Tbc quantity ol'AC diveonrlects sliall be kept to a minimum. Racking,systems shall be manufacturer-approved and certified,for the applicable wind load design conditions. Signs shall be either engraved, machine-printed or electro-photo plated,and Fre of metal or plastic construction.Signs shall be weather-proof, corrosion-proof, t)V-stabilized and fade-resistant and shall have a twenty-five-year design life. Attachment methods shall use non-corrosive materials throughout and be suitable for a minimum twenty-five-year service life in the placement location. Any degrading signage, or failing attachment inechanisms, will be subject to warranty replacement at CONTRAC'ITOR's expense. The following signage shall be provided and installed in appropl•late and visible locations,as a minimum: + All signs as required by the applicable and specified codes and standards + A tag shall be permanently altached to every module support, to identify the module with a unique reference number. Tags may be atlached to the module support by permanent adhesive, wire or chain, screws, pop rivets, or perm anent marker written on the module in a visible location_ The attachment point shall be such that the tag is readily visible from the access walkway's between modules,however the tag may not be located within 6 incites of the roof'surface. * An electrical single:-line diagram shall be posted on the outside of: o each coulbiner box o each disconnect c) each inverter r A detailed array map,clearly and unambiguously identifying: o The string layixn o The applicable combiner box for each string o The applicable disconnect for each sub-array As a minimurn,the array friary shall be posted at: (a)an accessible location near to the 1-noraccess point (b)each combiner box(a partial array neap,detailing only the portion of the array associated with that combiner box,it;acceptable), (c)each inverter. IYatc; tree to potential colni fading, lighting constraints, and Individual color perception differences,color- coding is 114 considered to he an appropriate identification method for outdoor signage except module Identillcation,and shall not be used,without supplemental numbered labeling. + At the string combiner boxes,in addition to the array map,each fuse location shall clearly and unambiguously identify(lie string(s)that fed that fuse,and State the fuse rating, SRS Construction Agreement Page 13 of 13 • At lite sub-array combiner boxes, in addition to lite array map, each fused disconnect shall clearly and unambiguously identity which siring,-combiner boxes,and which Strings, feed that f=used disconnect.The false ratings.shall also be listed, • At the invertcr(s), in addition to the array neap, the strings, string combiner boxes and sub-array combiner boxes that feed that inverter shall lie clearly and unambiguously identified. No devices will be mounted such that they cast a shadow on tory PV module, CONTRACTOR shall secure all necessao� permits and licenses required to permit CONTRACTOR to do business, including, without limitation, perform the Work, in the jurisdictions where the Work is to be perl'onned. Furthermore, at the request of Customer, CONTRACTOR shall assist Customer in procuring those licenses and permits that must necessarily be obtained by Customer and shall cause Vendors and CONTRACTORS to comply similarly, As an independent CONTRACTOR, CONTRACTOR shall provide and maintain, at the Site where the Work is performed,the personnel, facilities,support,material,safety equipment and construction equipment,and all other things required to prosecute the Work to completion in accordance with the Standard of Care,and prevailing city and OSHA requirements. CONTRACTOR will be responsible 1'or initiating and maintaining; reasonable safety prccuutions and probrurns in connection with its provision of the Work. CONTRACTOR will take reasonable precautions for the safety of, and shall provide reasonable protection to prevent damage, injury, or loss to: (l) em=ploy=>es of Host, Customer, CONTRACTOR, and other contractors performing Work under this Contract, (2) Host's, Coslomer's, CONTRACTOR's property and other materials to be incorporated for the Project, under the Care.. custody, and control of CONTRACTOR or its Sub contractors, and(3)other property at or adjacent to the Site riot designated for removal,relocation,or replacement during the course of construction. CONTRACTOR shall ensure that all permanent, temporary and sub-contracted personnel are provided with, are trained to use, and are using,, appropriate personal protective equipment(PPI)and safety equipment nus necessary to execute the work in a safe and workmanlike fashion. Safety shoes,hardhatts and safety glasses shall be worn at all tinics as a minimum, CONTRACTOR is responsible for any temporary lighting, temporary power, extension cords, scaffolding, barriers, tall protection, walkway:, ice or snow removal or other means necessary to allow safe and sa€is!'actory completion of the scope ofwork. All ladders shall be in good condition. Wont or damaged ladders shall not he used. CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for daily cleanup and waste removal,and sliall provide materials,tools and personnel as necessary for this function. CONTRACTOR shall provide dumpstwrs, garbage can,,, brooms and brushes, and labor as necessary to remove all waste materials from the working area(s)on it daily basis and leave the working nrea(s)in a cleats and tidy condition, as judged by tate Customer and Project Bost. In the event that the CONTRACTOR fails to comply with these requirements in an adequate tlisltion as judged by the Customer,Customer reserves the right to bark-charge CONTRACTOR for additional costs incurred by ilie Cusloiner to satisractority meet these. requirements. CONTRACTOR sliall comply with all of Customer 's and Project Host's policies, practices, guidelines, and rules for the Site that are provided to the CONTRACTOR, or arc othenvisc displayed and made known to CONTRACTOR- CONTRACTOR ONTT2AC"COR_CONTRACTOR shall assign the personnel identified in the relevant Project Order (the "Key Personnel") to direct, design, manage, and supervise the performance of the Work in aecordatwv vvith the; Standard of Care. Said Key Personnel sliall be maintained out the Work its required,in Ilii;sole discretion of CONTRACTOR,until their work is completed,frruudded CONTRACTOR shall be free to replace any of its project personnel in [lie event that CONTRACTOR hats a reasonable concern with respect to [lie perfortrianee of such personnel and provides prior, written notice to Customer of the change, Furthermore, Cut Lotner can require replacement of any of CONTRACTOR'S or any CONTRACTOR's prolect personnel if Customer bms a reasonable concern with respect to the performance of stueh personnel and if Customer provides prior, written notice of such request, and CONTRACTOR shall have up to five business days to comply with such request to ininimize any disruption in t1w Master Project Schedule, CONTRACTOR agrees that Host or Customer's Rcpresentative(s) shall at all rcatsonable tithes have access to the ['age 14 0#t�i SBS Construction Agreement Work wherever it is in preparation or progros, including at the applicable fabrication shop of a vendor, and CONTRACTOR shall provide sate and proper facil€ties for both access and inspection, CONTRACTOR agrees to confine its apparatus and operations and the storage of ils materials,equiptttent and waste to limits indicated by statutes, laws, ordinances, codes, rules, regulations, permits and directions of Customer's Representative. CONTRACTOR agrees to intorm [lost,Customer well in advance of the time contemplated for Work at the Site.After a phut acccptatble to Cu-stomer has been formulated, CONTRACTOR shall keep in close contact with the performance of the Work to see that they are executed in accordance with the agreed procedure,Contractor shall provide adequate nolicc to the}-lost/Ctrstonter for any shutdown or disruption in electrical or building services or access to any part of the building direetly caused by Contractor, host/Customer and Contractor shall agree to amount of notice that is adequate in advance of construction. CONTRACTOR agrees at all times to enforce strict discipline and good order among its employees assigned to or involved €tt the Work and shall not employ on the Work anyone whose work is unsatisfactory, any unfit person, or anyone not skilled in his?her assigned function. CONTRACTOR agrees to perform a0ivilies .11 lite Site on the basis of the scheduled workweek as agreed with Customer (which workweek miry include weekend days if agreed between the parties). If CONTRACTOR wishes to perform Work outside or this scheduled workweek,Castomer must be prior advised in writing at least three business days in advance in order to provide support, as required, to CONTRACTOR. Customer reserves the right to deny any request for work outside of the non-scheduled work. week. CONTRACTOR and its personnel will comply with all of Customer's published rules for the Site. CONTRACTOR shall promptly provide Customer with such other information concerning its affairs and property as pertaining;to the terms of this Contract as Customer may request from time to time hereafter, and shall promptly notify Customer of any condition or event of which the such party shall have knowledge which constitutes a a breach or an event of default of any term,condition, warnmty, representation or provision in tills Contract or in any other at;reennent, document or instrument, not+` Or hercalft4r executed by CONTRACTOR and delivered t0 Customer.and,'or material adverse change in the financial condition of CONTRACTOR that impacts its ability to meet its obligations under tills Contract. 1 Should it be determined that damage to the roof, other than ordinary wear and tear, necessitates that portions of the System be removed to allow repairs to the roof, and the damage was caused by CONTRACTOR's operations, CONTRACTOR shall coordinate System removal and re-installation in the most erpedilioats manner possible ' and shall be liable for the costs of such removal and rc-installation.Customer and CONTRACTOR shall have 1,1111 rights to obtain an indcpcndent, third party rooting consultant to assess fault. CONTRAC'TOR's liability is limited to removal and replacement of the System components in the,affected areas only. CONTRACTOR is fully responsible for satisfaclory correction, in C".ustotncr's and Project Host's reasonable opinion, ofany damage, excluding ordinary wear and tear, to the building, grounds or equipment. including roof repairs and related daniage.that were caused by CONTRAC'TOR's operations. CONTRACTOR shall not, in the performance of the Work, incorporate in tine Work (a) any process, method, equipment an&or combination of the foregoing which,or the use of which infringes any valid patents owned by a party other than CONTRACTOR or Customer and under which neither CONTRACTOR nor Custonttsr is licensed to use in the Work;or(b) involves the use of any confidential information or trade secrets of others than Customer or CONTRACTOR and which neither CONTRACTOR nor Customer has the right to use in the Work. p; CONT1tAC'1'©Ii shall maintain a complete record of system checkout tests for submission to Customer. These 5ita11 include a specific continuity and polarity checkout sheet for all PV module strings, referenced by string; ID number. System commissioning and Syslcni Test may not comnicnce until these have been reviewed and approved by Customer. Following satisfactory system completion and checkout,and no later than three working days prior to the System'Test, CONTRACTOR shall submit one electronic copy,and three bound hardcopies,of (lie following;documents as a complete turnover package to Customer. Final project payment will not be made until a complete and acceptable documentation package has been provided. Clean copies of all as-built system drawings(layout and electrical) Page 15 of 15 5[15 Construction Agreement w • Systcm checkout sheets • Equipment list, including make, model numbers and serial numbers (where appropriate) of major equipment items • F'ose list, including the fuse make,model number and rating for each fuse in the system • Copy of installation,operations,and maintenance manuals for all major equipment items • Copy of warranty for all cquiptuent items • A five-year materials and labor Nvarrarrty for the entire system i 3 i Page 16 of 16 SBS Constroction Agreement: is 11 Exhibit C Systens Test Protocol e General Procedure The 5 stent'rest will generally consist of the following principal activities: Y g Y Prior to power-tip,with X111 discontlects open and with combiner box fuses removed: • Review Design and layout drawing package, including installed system spat-checks, to verily accuracy of'As- built'drawings and operating manual package • perform Shading inspection • Perform Grounding system inspection • Inspect electrical connectors and sti-ain-Micfdeviees • Inspect wiring and raceway neatness,support,and wiring terminations • Inspect condition,alignment and attachment of modules • Inspect the condition and alignment of ricking • Ballast inspection • inspection of labels and signs • Verify that positive and negative string,connectors are correctly and permanently identified within each combiner box • 'I°est the open-circuit voltage of all strings for significant variation_ • Iteview Contractor test dant and records With combiner fuses installed.combiner switches open,and all disconnects open: • Verify the continuity of all combiner fuses and strings With the combller switches closed,and all disconnecLs open: • West the open circuit voltage at each DC disconnect. Verify that it is within expected design limits and in accordan"with nlamllitetnrl'r'5 specifications, With the[)Can(]AC disconnects closest,and the inverter(s)In operation: • Verily that each inverter is performing in acvot-dance With design specilieations • Verify that all electrical power meters are performing correctly, and that the EMS (Energy Monitoring System) atihty power meter is in agreernent With the PRIME utility power€niter. • Verity that the monitoring system is reporting to the monitoring host web site and the web site is setup correctly • Verify that the electrical potver production of the system as a whole is in accordance with the estimated system production,based upon actual environmental voridition's. - • Sign all teal documents and acceptance firms 9 i i' Page 1.7 of 17 SnS Construction Agreement North Parish North Andover Wiring Plan i � ill „, r i i • i a Irvl�� II Panels will be � 9 located on three different sections of the �h roof of the addition. 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Better Performance on a Sunny Day Double-Sided Cell Structure LG NeONT"2 Black now performs better on sunny days The rear of the cell used in LG NeON"2 Black will contribute thanks to its improved temperature cGefficiency. to generation,just like the front;the light beam reflected from the rear of the module is reabsorbed to generate a great amount of additional power. About LG Electronics LG Electronics is a global player who has been committed to expanding its capacity,based on solar energy business as its future growth engine.We embarked on a solar energy source research program in 1985,supported by LG Group!s rich experience in semi-conductor,LCD,chemistry,and materials industry.We successfully released the first Mono X"series to the market in 2010,which were exported to 32 countries in the following 2 years,thereafter,In 2013,LG NeONIm(prLMously known as Mono X1h NeON)won"Intersotar Award"which proved LG is the Deader of innovation in the industry. LG N eON"2 Black I== Mechanical Properties Electrical Properties(STC Cells 6x10 MqduleType 300 W MPP Voltage(yotpp) Cell Vendor LG mpp) 9.26 �I N-type MPP Current(I Cell Dimensions 156.75 x 156.75 mm/6 inches Open Circuit Voltage(Vac) 39 7 2(Multi Wire Busbar) Short Circuit Current(Ise) .9.70 Dimensions(L x W x H) 16r40 x 1000 x 40 mT. Module Efficiency N 18.3 64.57 x 39,37 x 1.57 inch Operating Temperature(-C) -40 Front Load 6000 Pa/125 psf Maximum System Voltage(V) 1000 Rea,Load 5400 Pa/113 psf Maximum Series Fuse Rating(A) 20 Weight 17.0±05 kg/37.48±1.1 lbs Power Tolerance 0-+3 Connector Type MC4,MC4 Compatible,1P67 STC(Standard rest condition)Irradiance 1000 WIm',ModuleTernpuratme 25 C'AM 1,5 The nameplate powercautraut is Breasenedand deterrnmed byLG Electronics at its sole and absolute disoetim Junction Box I P67 with 3 Bypass Diodes The typrairleirnge in module efficiency at 200W/M2 in relation to 1000 W/mIls-3.0%. Length of Cables 2 x 1000 mm/2 x 39.37 inch Glass High Transmission Tempered Glass Electrical Properties(NOC'r*) Frame Anodized Aluminum Module T e 300w Certifications and Warranty Maximum Power(Pmax) 218 Certifications IEC 61215,IEC 61730-1/-2 MPP Voltage(Vmyp) _2_9 Voltage _ IEC 62716(Ammonia Test) MPP Current(Impp) 7.38 IEC 61701(Salt Mist Corrosion Test) Open Circuit Voltage(Voc) 36.5__ Short Circuit Current(Isc) 7.83 ISO 9001 UL 1703 NOCT(Nominal Operating Cell Temperaturel.Irradiance 800 W/m',ambient tereperatuve 20-C,wind speed 1 m/s Module Fire Performance(USA) 2 1103) .tire Rating(for CANADA) Class C(ULC/ORD C1703) Dimensions (nim/in) Product Warranty a- - Output Warranty of Pmax Linear warranty* 1)1 styear,913K 2)After 2nd year,0.6%p annual degradation,3)83.6%for 25 years Temperature Characteristics NOCT 46 t3°C Pmpp -0.38%/'C Berva. w,ax Ber— e Voc -0.28 YWC Ise 0D3%WC Characteristic Curves 9 loom low ------ GODW a 00 Bow 740-OW 4M '00" V.4"el) 0 000 sm 10,00 MOD 2000 2504 30.00 35,00 WOO 4500 IN ............................... 0 .40 .25 0 25 W 75 N *The distance beoyeen the center of the mounting/grounding holes. eA' North America Solar Business Team Product specifications are subject to change without notice, 91 DS-N2 60-K-G-F-EN-50427 UM LG LG Electronics USA Inc .—, A a a life's Cood 1004 Sylvan Ave,Englewood Cliffs,NJ 07632 Copyright(D 2415 LG FlectronIcs.All rights reservedA innovation for a Better Life Contact:tg,solar@lge.com 01/04/2015 wvvw.lgsolarusa coin vir".. siolar i larEdge Three Phase Inverters rhe 20V Grid for North America 9KU / SEMAKUS 011%/01MM",I //H!//✓iGii%//ioa///%///%//////% rr r , i� r� j/ r rr rill l / V0rt0r� i it r / r l f /� %i /% %j MON', (t, i, e la The best choice for S l r e enabled systems 1 integrated arc faint protection for EIEC 2011690:11 w Rapid shutdown for NEC 2014 690»12 Outdoor and indoor Installation Built-in module-level monitoring Internet connection through Ethernet or Wireless Small, lightweightand easy to install on provided bracket - Fixed voltage inverter,DC/AC conversion only r Integrated Safety Switch USA-GERMANY-ITALY-FRANCE-JAPAN-CHINA AUSTRALIA-THE NETHERLANDS-UK-ISRAEL. www.solaredge.us solar Three Phase Inverters for the 208V Grid for North America ee S 9KUSSEMAKUSM / J SE9KUS SE14 4KUS I OUTPUT ._...,..,. ..._ ...... ....__ .. 1111._ _111.1__... _. . __., Rated AC Power Output 900014400 VA ..................... 1111 Maximum AC Power Output 9000 1440 . ,. 1 .....1,.... „ ..I...... ...... ..................... ............. ...,... ...................... ..,. AC Output Line Connections 4-wire WYE(L1-L2-L3-N)plus.PE. or 3 wire Delta.. ............... ... .. , . . ..... AC Output Voltage Minimum-Nominal- 105-120-132.5 Vac ,.Maximum 1l(L-N) ....1111.. AC Output Voltage Minimum-Nominal- 183-208-229 Vac Maximurnl2l(L-L) AC Fre uenY..Mi.n.-.N..o..m..-.M..a..x.lz.i........................ 59.3-60-60.5,.,...........,....,,......,............,.. ....Hz ..................., . ... ..., 1111. Max.Continuous Output Current(per Phase) 2,5,.,,,,. 40........................ A ...................... ,.......,,..,..�........,,...,.. . GFDI Threshold Utility Monitoring, Islanding Protection, Yes... Country Configurable Set Points INPUT Maximum DC Power Module STC 12150 19400 W .. 1111. ., ... ...}............. 1111.. ........,.,.,.,...,. ........ 1111.., .�........ ..,......... ....,.., ............,., 1111 .. 1111 1111. .., ... ., . . Transformer less,Ungrounded................... ............................ ......................Yes..11.11.11. ......6........,...........,... ........... Maximum Input Voltage DC to Gnd 250 300 Vdc ,.,.. .......................................... .............................,. 1111. Maximum lnput Voltage DC+to DC 500 600Vdc .... Nominal Input Voltage DC to Grid 200Vdc ............................... Nominal Input Voltage DC+to DC- 400 Vdc Maximum Input Current 26:538 ........ .Adc Max.input Short C ... ircuit Current ... ................................. .. �.�... .. ...... ... . .Aad' Reverse-Polarity Protection Yes Ground-Fault Isolation Detection 1MQ Sensitivity ....................... ..................................................... 1111...y........,,.,....,........,.................. ......,.,., CEC Weighted Effciency w 96 S 97 % ............. p ..... ...... - Night-time Power Consumption <3 <4 W _..___ ._ ..__111.1.. w....... . - ADDITIONAL FEATURES .�1111-. ... Supported Communication Interfaces RS485,Ethernet ZigB (optional) E-1-1-1].- Rapid Shutdown—NEC 2014 690 12 With installation of rapid shutdown klt0) _ STANDARD COMPLIANCE _.. _111_1. Safety UL1741 UL16996,UL1998,CSA 22 2 Grid Connection Standards IEEE1547 ............1....................111 .. .........., Emissions FCC partly class B _ .. . __. ...._.....-. _._ ._....._._ . ......____........ _ _11__1.1_.. _ _ _... INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS _ AC output conduit size/AWG range 3/4»minimum/12.6 AWG ............ ....... .,DC in ut conduit size/AWG range 3/4"minimum/12-6 AWG p,. ., ....,..... Number of DC fn uts 2 pairs 3 pairs(with fuses on plus&minus)i4i D1i.mensions(Hx.WXD) 21 x 12.5 x 10,5 540 x 315,x 260 in/mm 111 , Dimensions with Safety Switch(HxWxD) 30:5 x 12.5 x 10.5/775 x 315 x 260 in/mm Wei ht 73 2/33 2 . ... . .., 99.5/45 .,..gg,twit Safety .......... .Wei ht withSafet Switch ..................797/362 ..,.. .. 1111. .. .... .106/48 .................................. ............... .. 1111 ,. 1111 „ . ........ ,. . ,.. , Cooling. ooling.,.................... .......................,.......,.... ......,...,..... ....,.,.,.... ' .. Fans(us.e,.r, replace.a.b..le..).......,.....,....,.,,..'..:.,'...,........,..,.,,,,,. . No <50 <55 . .d.BAie , ........... ... . .. .. , ...l ...,,...,,,, O eratin .em eratur ."t? e .... ..,... ...... ........,........ -40 to+140/-40 to+60 'F/°C 1111. Protection Rating NEMA 3R For 277/480V inverters refer to htto•!/www soiared¢e conr/ftles/adfs/products Inverters/se-three-phase-us inverter-datasheet.odf er)For other regional settings please contact SolarEdge support. Irl Rapid shutdown kit P/N:contact SolarEdge. Field replacement kit for 1 pair of inputs P/N:OCD-3PH-ITBK, I el I I SUf"Irp�C r � . ` EAHStructura| Consulting 11PonybrookLane Lexington, M4o2421 PHONE 1978A06,8921 E�ainec,--:.)e4HStrudumd,Cmn FAv+ C0Nmut_r.wm October 1, 2016 To SuwbuQ3olar 4IlAHighland Ave Somerville, MAO2144 Subject: Structural Certification for Installation ofSolar Panels North Parish Church 19OAcadomyRoad North Andover,MA.0l845 ToWhom|tMay Concern, A design check for the subject structure was done on the existing roofing and framing systems for the installation of solar panels over the roof, From afield inspection ofthe property,the existing roof support structures were observed bythe | client's auditors asfollows: / The roof structure of(south hip end)consists ofcomposition shingle unroof plywood that issupported bypre- falabricated step-down trusses that are spaced at @ 24"o.c..The trusses have a max projected horizontal span of approximately 43'-8"between exterior load bearing walls,and a slope of 23 degrees,The top chords are 2x6 sections, the bottom chords are 2x6 sections and the web members are 2x4 sections.The truss members are connected by steel gusset plates.The max unsupported projected horizontal top chord span is approximately 7'4'. The roof structure of(west facing roof)consists of composition shingle on roof plywood that is supported by pre- fabricated room-in-attic trusses that are spaced at @ 24"n.c.The trusses have amax projected horizontal span of approximately 43'-8'between exterior load bearing walls,and a slope of 23 degrees.The top chords are 2x10 sections, the bottom chords are 2x10 sections and the web members are 2x4 sections.The truss members are connected by steel gusset plates.The max unsupported projected horizontal top chord span is approximately W-O". The roof structure of(south facing roof)consists ofcomposition shingle onroof plywood that|ssupported bypre- fabricated xtep-dm*ntruosesthatarespaoedat@)24"o.c..Thetrusseahovemmaxpnojectedhorizonta|spanof oppmwimmte|y35''2'betweenexterior|nadbearin#waUs,andadopeof23degpees.Thmtopchordsare2x6seudona,the bottom chords are 2x6 sections and the web members are 2x4 sections.The truss members are connected by steel gusset plates.The max unsupported projected horizontal top chord span is approximately 7'4% The existing roof framing system of(south hip end)is judged to be adequate to withstand the loading imposed by the installation ofthe solar panels. Noreinforcement isnecessary. The existing roof framing system nf(west facing roof)bjudged tobeadequate towithstand the loading imposed bythe installation ofthe solar panels, Noreinforcement ionecessary. The existing roof framing system of(south facing roof)is judged to be adequate to withstand the loading imposed by the installation ofthe solar panels. Noreinforcement isnecessary. North Parish, North Andover 1 EAHStrmcture| Consulting 11PonybnookLane Lexington, M4V242z PHONE 1,978,406.8921 Ekaine� EA*»hzrmral.com The spacing ufthe solar standoffs should bekept mt48"o.c.. I further certify that all applicable loads required by the codes and design criteria listed below were applied to the AEE SnapNRack solar rail system and analyzed.Furthermore,the installation crews have been thoroughly trained to install the solar panels based on the specific roof installation instructions developed by AEE SnapNRack for the racking system | and AEE for the roof connections. Finally,I accept the certifications indicated by the solar panel manufacturer for the ability ofthe panels towithstand high wind and snow loads. Design Criteria. • Applicable Codes=Massachusetts Building Code,8th Edition,ASCE 7-05,and 2005 NDS • Roof Dead Load=8 psf(south hip end) -- 8 psf(west facing roof) -- 8 psf(south facing roof) ° Roof Live Load=2Opsf • Wind Speed= 100 mph, Exposure • Ground Snow Load=SUpuf - Roof Snow Load=3Spsf Please contact me with any further questions or concerns regarding this project. Sincerely, HUANG CIVIL Elaine Huang, P.E. No 40029 Project Engineer AL � North Parish, North Andover 2 ` .` . EAHStructura| Consuking 11PonybrookLane Lexington, MA02421 PH0NE1978.406.Bg21 cAnr�ON%wTit-40 Gravity Loading � Roof Snow Load Calculations � pg Ground Snow Load 50 psf M=0JCo{t|pg (ASCE -Eq74) C,=Exposure Factor= 1 (ASCE7'Table 7-2) C`=Thermal Factor= 1 (ASCE7-Table 7-D |=importance Factor= 1 p/=Flat Roof Snow Load= 35.0pmf p,=C,A (ASCE7-Eq 7-2) Co=Slope Factor= 1 Solar)p�=Sloped Roof Snow Load 35.0 psf Roof Dead Load(south hip end) , Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2xGTop Chords @24^o.o. 1.15 Vaulted Ceiling 0.00 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.85 Total Roof DL(south hip ena) 8.0 psf DLAdjusted hn38Degree Slope 8.7psf Roof Dead Load(west facing roof) Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2x10Top Chords @24"o.n. 1.03 Vaulted Ceiling 0.08 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) M|mmUmnavuo 0.07 Total Roof DL(west facing roof) 8.0 psf DLAdjusted ba23Degree Slope 8.68 Roof Dead Load(south facing roof) Composition Shingle 4.00 Roof Plywood 2.00 2xGTop Chords @24"o.o. 1.15 Vaulted Ceiling 0.08 (Ceiling Not Vaulted) Miscellaneous 0.85 Total Roof DL(south facing roof) 8.0 psf DLAdjusted to23Degree Slope 8.80 North Parish, North Andover 3 ` | ` ' | | EAHSbuctura| Consulting 11Pon, brookLane Lexington, M4U2421 PHONE1 97G^48b.8921 rpm ^ F A 1-4 0 w'nwci E|oincc E4Hstrudoral.cmm Wind Calulations Per ASCE 7-05 Components and Cladding Input Variables Wind Speed 100 mp7— ExpusumCategory 0 Roof Shape Gable/Hip Roof Slope 23 degrees Mean Roof Height 2O# Building Least Width 40 ft Effective Wind Area 17.5k Design Wind Pressure Calculations qh=O.00256°Kz°Kzt°Kd^V^2°| (Eq_ '1Q Kz(Exposure Coefficient)= OJ (Table 6-3) Kd(topographic factor)= 1 (Fig.6-4) Kd(Wind Directionality Factor)= 0.85 (Table6-4) V(Design Wind Speed)= 100 mph | Importance Factor= 1 (Table6-1) qh= 1623 Standoff Uplift Calculations Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Positive GCp= '0.85 '1.45 '2.30 0.40 (Fig.6-11) Uplift Pressure= -12.96psf '22.00psf -35.03msf 10.0pmf (Minimum) XStandoff Spacing= 4.80 4.00 4.00 YStandoff Spacing= 2.75 2.75 275 Tributary Area= 11.00 11.00 11.00 Footing Uplift= ~142|h -243 lb -385 lb Standoff Uplift Ch h Maximum Design Uplift= -385 lb Standoff Uplift Capacity = 40Q\b 4OO|bcapacity>386|bdemand 'rhenmfmru.OK Fastener Capacity Check Number ofFasteners= 1 Embedment Depth= 2.5 Pullout Capacity Per Inch= 360|h Fastener Capacity= O25|b w/F.S.of1.5=417[b 417|hcapacity>385|bdemand Therefore,OK North Pmdnh. North Andover 4 ` ' EAHStructural Cmnsuhing 11ponybrookLane Lexington, MAO2421 PHONE 1,978,406,8921 �� E�uine��E4Hmhzdusd.c�n FAH OC,)Nn".r/NCI Framing Check (south hip end) PASS w=05p|f Dead Load 0.7 pd | PV Load 4.0psf Snow Load 35.0psf 2x8Top Churdm.@ 24"o,c, Governing Load Combo=DL+£1 Member Span= /'-V- Total Load 47.7 paf ' Member Properties Member Size S(in A 3) 1(in A 4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing Check Bending 8basu Fb(psi) f'b x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) Allowed Bending Stress= 1504.3 psi Maximum Moment = (wL^2)/8 = 584.213 ft# = 7O1O.6S in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =0271 psi Allowed>Actual^~61.7%Stressed ~~ 'Therefore,OK Check Deflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) L/180 (E 1400000 psi Per NDS) 0.466 in Deflection Criteria Based mn = S�mplmSpau Actual Deflection(Total Load) = (6^*rL'4)/(384°E"|) 0.177 in = LN75 » U100 Therefore OK Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = 1.1240 0.35 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) = (6*w*L^4)/(384°E°|) 0.130 in U647 > U240 Therefore OK Check Shear Member Area= 8.3 inA 2 Fv(psi) 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv A 1114 lb Max Shear(V) w L 2 334 lb Allowed>Actual~~30%Stressed ^~ Therefore,OK | � North Parish, North Andover 6 � EAH Structural ConSukng 11 Ponybrook Lane Lexington, MA8242t PHONE 1,978.406.8921 E|aiwe(f�EAH�ry�un�,cmn F � /�v ��w�r/wp � Framing Check (west facing roof) PASS w=95pK Dead Load 87psf PV Load 4.0psf Snow Load 35.0pof 2s1nTop Chords @24"o.c, . Governing Load Oombu=DL+SL - Member Span=0'-U' Total Load 47.7 pof Member Properties Member Size S(inA3) I(in A4) Lumbe7 Sp/Gr Member Spacing Check Bd| Stress Fb(psi) fb x Cd x Cf x Cr (NDS Table 4.3.1) Allowed Bending Stress=1272.9 psi Maximum Moment = (wL^2)/8 = 703.O54 ## = 8158.85 |n# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/S =4281psi Allowed>Actual~33.79&Stressed ~^ Therefore,OK Check Deflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) L/I 80 (E 1400000 psi Per NDS) 0,533 in Deflection Criteria Based on = Simple Span Actual Deflection(Total Load) = (5°w^L'4)/(304°E°|) = 0,064 in = U1500 > U100 Therefore OK Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = U240 O.4in Actual Deflection(Live Load) = (5*w*L^4)/(384^E°|) 0.047 in b2043 > U240 Therefore OK Check Shear Member Area= 13.9 in'12 Fv(psi) 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv°A = 1873|b MaxGhaar(V)=w°L/2 = 3821b Allowed>Astmal~^20.4%Stressed ~~ Therefmmm,01K North Parish, North Andover G ` . . EAHBbz/ctunalCmnsuhing � 11PonybrmokLane Lexington, IIA O2421 � PHQN[ 1.97G.406.B921 E*^H COw51,11-,/wm Framing Check (south facing rmmK PASS w=O6plf Dead Load 8.7 psf PV Load 4.0Asf —^— -� Snow Load 35.0 puf 2x6Top Chords @ 24�� ` 1 J66 Gnvom|nyLoadCombo=DL+GL Member Span=T o' Total Load 47.7 pnY Member Properties Member Size S(in A 3) 1(inA4) Lumber Sp/Gr Member Spacing Check Bd| Stress ` Allowed Bending Stress= 1504.3psi Maximum Moment = (wL^2)/8 = 584,213 ft# = 7810.56 in# Actual Bending Stress=(Maximum Moment)/3 | =827.1 poi Allowed>Actual~81.7%Stressed ~~ Therefore,OK Check Deflection Allowed Deflection(Total Load) Ul 80 (E 1400000 psi Per NDS) 0.466 in Deflection Criteria Based nn = S|nip/mSpan . Actual DoHod|nn(Total Load) = (5*w*L A4)/(384^E°|) 0.177 in = U475 > U180 Therefore OK Allowed Deflection(Live Load) = U240 0.35 in Actual Deflection(Live Load) = (5°w*L^4)/(384^E°|) 0.130 in U847 > 1-1240 Therefore OK Check Shear Member Area= 8.3 in A 2 Fv(psi) 135 psi (NDS Table 4A) Allowed Shear = Fv*A 1114 lb Max Shear(V) w L 2 334 lb Allowed>Actual^~30%,Stressed ~^ Therefore,OK North Parish, North Andover 7 A� /5/2016® CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE/5/201 DDIY6 5/5/ THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED,the policy(ies) must be endorsed. 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N/A (Mandatory In NH) E.L.DISEASE-EA EMPLOYE $ If yes,describe under DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below E.L.DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT 1$ C Professional Liability/ FEIECC2206300 10/09/2015 10/06/2016 Each daim 1,000,000 Errors and Omissions Aggregate 2,000,000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONS/VEHICLES (ACORD 101,Additional Remarks Schedule,may be attached If more space Is required) CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE For Reference Only THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE W Garrity/SPORT1 O 1988-2014 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ACORD 25(2014/01) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD NS026 t9m Ont i ® DATE(MMIDDIYYYY) AC"R L7 CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE 7/26/2016 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(les) must be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). PRODUCER CONTACT NAE: Annie Lukas M T. Edmund Garrity & Co. , Inc. PHONE Ext: (617)354-4640 (MG (617)354-4640 545 Concord Avenue, Suite 16 ADORESS:annie0garrity-insurance.com INSURER($)AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC# Cambridge MA 02138 INsuRER A;Sentinel Ins Co. 11000 INSURED INSURERO:Commerce Ins. Co. 34754 Sun Bug Solar LLC INSURER G Admiral Ins Co. 411a Highland Ave INSURER D: INSURER E: _ Somerville MA 02144 1 INSURER F: COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER:MASTER COI 2016 REVISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT,TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES.LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. INSR ADDLTYPE OF INSURANCE lN$U SUER POLICY NUMBER MMIDDIYYYY MMIDOLICY EfF �IYEYYY LIMITS - -- � XP LTR WVD X COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE $ 1,000,000 '5AMAOETORENTED A CLAIMS-MADE 1XI OCCUR PREMISES Ea occurrence $ 1,000,000 OBSBANN6974 4/30/2016 4/30/2017 MED EXP(Any one person) $ 10,000 PERSONAL&ADV INJURY $ 1,000,000 GEN'LAGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER: GENERALAGGREGAT€ $ 2,000,000 X POLICY❑PECTRO ❑LOC PRODUCTS-COMP/OPAGG $ 2,000,000 J .� OTHER: $ AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY CEa aOMBIccidNEDentSINGLE LIMIT $ 1,000,000 B ANY AUTO BODILY INJURY(Per person) $ ALLOWNED SCHEDULED BGGVYR 4/30/2016 4/30/2017 BODILY INJURY(per accident) $ AUTOS NON-OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE $ UTOS X HIRED AUTOS AUTOS Per accident X, UMBRELLA LIAB X OCCUR EACH OCCURRENCE $ 1 L 00_0 000 A EXCESS LIAB CLAIMS-MADE AGGREGATE $ 1,000,000 DED I X I RETENTION$ 10,000 08SBANN6974 4/30/2016 4/30/2017 1 $ WORKERS COMPENSATION ER H- AND EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY Y/N STATUTE I I ER ANY PROPRIETORIPARTNERIEXECUTIVEE.L.LAGH ACCIDENT $ OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED? � NIA -°--- (Mandatory In NH) E.L.DISEASE-EA EMPLOYE $ If yes,describe under DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below E.L.DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT $ C Professional Liability/ FNIECC2206300 10/09/2015 10/06/2016 Each claim 1,000,000 Errors and Omissions Aggregate 2,000,000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS I LOCATIONS I VEHICLES (ACORD 101,Additional Remarks Schedule,may be attached If more space Is required) CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE=DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE Town of North Andover THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN 1640 Osgood St, Suite 2035 ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. North Andover, MA 01845 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE W Garrity/SPORTI O 1988-2014 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ACORD 25(2014101) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD INS025 170#4(111 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Derrartrnent of Industrial Accidents Office of Investigations 600 Washington Street .Boston, MA 021.1.1 w►vfv.`nass.gov/dia Workers' Compensation Insurance Affidavit: Builders/Contractors/Electricians/Plumbers AV12licant Information Please Print Legibly SunBug Solar Name(Business/Organization/lndividual):� Address: 411A Highland Avenue, Suite 312 Somerville, MA 617-500-3019 City/State/Zip; _ Phone #: Are you an employer?Check the appropri ►x: Type of project(required): 1 L"II am a employer with 4J!ni am a general contractor and I 6. ew construction employees(full and/or part-tune)•* have hired the sub-contractors 2�1 am a sole proprietor or partner- listed on the attached sheet. 7. Zeniodeling ship and have no employees These sub-contractors have 8. Xmolition. working for me in any capacity. workers' comp. insurance. 9, 3uilding addition [No workers' comp, insurance 5.F]We are a corporation and its officers have exercised their 10 ^lectiical repairs or additions required.] of 3 F1I am a homeowner doing all work right of exemption per MGL 11 lumbing repairs or additions myself. [No workers' comp. c. 152, §1(4),and we have no 12 Zoof repairs insurance required.]t employees. [No workers' 13[ti then Solar Installation comp. insurance required.] _.__---..-_-_.._ *Any applicant that checks box 41 must also fill out the section below showing their workers'compensation policy information. t Homeowners who submit this affidavit indicating they are doing all work and then hire outside contractors must submit a new affidavit indicating such, $Contractors that check this box must attached an additional sheet showing the name of the sub-contractors and their workers'comp.policy information. I ant an employer that is pr'ovi'ding workers'compensation insurance far my employees. Below is the policy and job site information. Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Insurance Company Name:___ Policy#or Self ins. Lie.#: WC231 5381595015 _ Expiration Date: 4.30.17 :lob Site Address: Q City/State/Zip: 0� Attach a copy of the workers' compensation policy declaration page(showing the policy number and expiration date). Failure to secure coverage as required under Section 25A of MGL c. 152 can lead to the imposition of criminal penalties of a fine up to$1,500.00 and/or one-year imprisonment,as well as civil penalties in the form of a STOP WORK ORDER and a fine of up to$250.00 a day against the violator, Be advised that a copy of this statement may be forwarded to the Office of Investigations of the DIA for insurance coverage verification. I do hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that the information provided above is true and correct. Signature: Date: Phone 1h 61 -500-3936.._..... Official use only. Do not write in this area,to be completed by city or town official City or Town: Permit/License# Issuing Authority(circle one): 1.Board of Health 2.Building Department 3.City/Town Clerk 4.Electrical Inspector 5.Plumbing Inspector 6.Other Contact Person: Phone#: 1 P"6aio tp(iHu� SUN 1a��wl� M R t Y 1 ERR! ff 4.wrq.ri ri6Proh- n^ 1�ofoE�` 1�� pp��x,.� 41 4g�"ry°pa -Hf,,°°"�l+,rA,��LAVE) " ", F"1 12 ",",'OM 9 F.'RaX,r" Kilry , (")2144 rFkd wlv 'Nil khI,?,, I Y 1dluF'lr ko�Wd' 6a f�Mt rwaMukm to tMYOY '. W�I�rM��"x� .r^�elr�+a�( �M,^aMa�awkllYrtBiE I rr�rw�mrY�w� ehMtl�PBf no(N aow!w'WOVI '4�Mrt'iYN�a w"S "WfuNk H.r d$V�4"iN^+w'gel uw�a�wrYr arlaa Bi w g QPM I 1 r1oY4(al moo"u h MMNPROVEHwrMEAT C�,ON ACIO (��rloa �a��a Irl eallnll Mtl�l�� M�M rl+��aM �M�riwa I�u9 ',A 1'l eNMMi ++�M ,lr Naw+o ra kYMPoaI,U a-vnM �M�rPoMrralVdarlll�'m€x "Yaar' 4A ,a 4A', Rossi WM.A r "" brQ w+dam"Pt➢, $T 11'" 'r , w"a t�'ga tf 'T M-r a� a _ ii WIRMSON PLAG i Maas achusetts -fps ea of PuWlc Safety Soard of Building RxqjtOatsons 306 Standards Nw��v#A N%w CS-075*8 KINNETH M C r ti ro I St M-9 Mrvbio*ter MA 0310&2oi7 c .NORTH ANDOVER OLDS CENTER HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Certificate ot'Appropriateness This certificate of Appropriateness is issued this Seventeenth day of August 2016 to North. Parish Church for 1900 Academy Road in accordance with Chapter 40C of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as amended and the by-laws of the North Andover Olde Center Historic :District Commission. This will allow for the installation of 6 additional solar panels (a total of 21) in a triangular array on the front south facing roof, 21 solar panels on the side and 9 on the rear roof of the 201.4 new addition structure. This along with the previous certificate of appropriateness approved on February 11, 2016 represents a total of 51 solar panels approved. All solar panels are to be low profile black on black construction set in an all-black ease and frame structure raised approximately 6 inches off the roof surface and set back approximately 7 inches from the gutter line. All roofs should provide symmetry in their arrangement. See attached layout drawings for reference. Georg H. Schrum er, Jr. Chairman Martha Larson ,Leslie,Frdzier Harry Aznoi North Parish North Andover Wiring Plan 4 i 6 r i, I i iiop i 1 i I f Panels will be �x located on three different sections of the " roof of the addition. Section 1 has 21 panels, Section 2 J has 21 panels, and Section 3 has 9 panels for IL a total of 51 panels. 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