Funding Opportunities for CFP Projects San Francisco Bay Area Parks and Devils Postpile NM Climate Friendly Parks Workshop Jack Williams, P. E. Chief Park Facility Management, PWRO
Mar 31, 2015
Funding Opportunities for CFP Projects
San Francisco Bay Area Parks and Devils Postpile NM
Climate Friendly Parks Workshop
Jack Williams, P. E.
Chief Park Facility Management, PWRO
Many parks having difficulty meeting environmental goals
Chart tracking park performance in meeting E.O. 13423
How to get CFP needs funded• Identify mitigation actions and projects at
CFP Workshop and include in Action Plan– Large projects can be submitted as PMIS
packages during service wide calls• Funding CFP actions
– Project selection process depends on fund source
– Green Book defines money available for projects and appropriate uses
– Talk to Program Managers for more information
Potential Sources of CFP Facility Funding
• Base Funds – Daily Operational Activities
• Equipment Replacement Fund– Examples include: generator replacement, two stroke engine
replacement, equipment (computers)• Repair Rehab
– Example projects include: renewable energy systems, solar hot water, HVAC replacement, insulation, utility upgrades, window replacement
• Regular Cyclic Maintenance– Example projects include: roof replacement, lighting
replacement, water conserving appliances
Potential Sources of CFP Facility Funding
• Recreation Fee Program– Example projects include: renewable energy systems,
sustainable improvements to visitor space• Environmental Management Program Waste Reduction
and Management– Example projects include: recycling and composting
infrastructure, ISWAPs and other studies
CPF Funding – New Facilities• Line Item Construction
– Major construction and reconstruction projects– Examples include: New Lassen Volcanic
Visitor Center (LEED Platinum), Mount Rainier Jackson Visitor Center
– Pursue “net-zero” and Passive House design on future facilities
Park Facility ManagementFacility Management Program
“Passive House”- Super Insulated Buildings• Airtight, super insulated, energy efficient
building with low heating requirement• Can cut energy use up to 90% over conventional
building
Photo : National Geographic Cover on Building Energy Loss
Similar pattern of heat loss through roof at Longmire Admin Building (snow only on eaves)
Picture: L134 - no insulation underneath building!!
Alternative Transportation and Vehicles
• Transit in Parks Program – Alternative transportation programs and projects in parks.
Example projects include: shuttle bus purchase, traffic reduction programs, transportation studies
• GSA Leased Fleet– Primary source for alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles
• Right Sizing Fleet – Park studies available for reference
Questions?