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Enerlogics, however there is a state-imposed cap on how much extra power can be produced. Mr. <br /> Wise indicated that generally a system needs to be sized to ensure that there is no extra energy at <br /> the end of the year. Councilman Bullock highlighted differences between residential and <br /> commercial solar uses to give examples of how one could be assessed fees for overproduction of <br /> energy due to monopolies that have been carved out by utility companies. <br /> Mr. Wise stated that if there is a major roof problem after installation of the solar panels and the <br /> city cannot make a fix in a short period of time, forcing it to take the system down, it will have to <br /> pay for what the system would have produced. In the event of an act of God, bother parties must <br /> make reasonable actions to repair, however there are several exceptions on both sides. The city <br /> has to option to tell Enerlogics to take the system offline for 48 daylight hours during each year <br /> for maintenance and repairs, which would equal about 4-5 days. Director Beno stated that Public <br /> Works will make sure the roofs are in good shape prior to the panels being installed on them. <br /> There is about$200,000 of work to do before they go on. Councilman Bullock noted that with <br /> this piece of legislation, City Council is authorizing the mayor to sign the purchase agreement. <br /> Councilman Bullock made a motion to recommend adoption of Resolution 2019-01 by full <br /> Council, which was seconded by Chairman Rader. <br /> Assistant Director Swallow noted that the final adjustments needed to the legislation is to figure <br /> out the insurance component and add in an indemnification for public records. If the resolution <br /> was adopted that night, it would need to be in the form of a substitute version. Pre-construction <br /> videos will be taken of the roofs where the panels will be placed. <br /> Councilman Bullock made a motion to recommend adoption of Resolution 2019-01 by full <br /> Council with substitute exhibit, which was seconded by Chairman Rader. All members voted in <br /> favor. Motion passed. <br /> The meeting was adjourned at 6:11 p.m. <br />