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� (_ �, e-,) <br />To Redevelopment Commission <br />From Geri Hathaway, Ignition Park Director <br />Subject Ignition Park - Feasibility Study <br />Combined Cooling, Heating & Power Energy Center <br />Date December 13, 2011 <br />The availability of reliable, redundant, low cost power has been stated as Ignition Park's <br />marketing advantage in the Graham -Allen Partners Feasibility Study and Business Plan. <br />Cloud Computing Data Centers have been highlighted as likely candidates that might be <br />drawn to Ignition Park because of this power advantage. A confirming example is <br />Ignition Park's first lot sale to the private investor Data Realty. <br />To insure that Ignition Park can justify marketing this asset the Phase 1A Infrastructure <br />Design contains more power conduits than would normally be provided. To further <br />protect this power advantage Economic Development requests your approval to study <br />the feasibility of a Combined Cooling, Heating & Power Energy Center at Ignition Park. <br />This study will explore not only the functional and financial viability, but also the <br />public - private ownership options. <br />This Energy Center option is part of BSA LifeStructures overall Master Plan for Ignition <br />Park, to provide the opportunity of power from a cleaner source other than coal. The <br />Feasibility Study iterates the need to be mindful of the Park's existing advantage and to <br />protect that advantage in multiple ways to ensure significant, valuable differentiation of <br />Ignition Park to potential tenants. <br />Economic Development requests your approval of BSA LifeStructures proposal for this <br />study in the amount of $30,800 including reimbursables. <br />