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AGENDA REPORT
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10/4/2016
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15Y
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21
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Appendix 2. Market Ready Funding and Financing <br /> Mechanisms <br /> Market ready funding and financing mechanisms that may be used to drive energy efficiency <br /> projects in Alameda County may be defined in two categories of funding and financing <br /> mechanisms including 1) infrastructure and public facilities projects and 2) residential and non- <br /> residential market sector financing. A partial list of these mechanisms to be considered; <br /> 1. Infrastructure and Redevelopment Public Funding and Financing. These are the <br /> mechanisms that will be selected by city planners and financiers to accomplish large <br /> redevelopment and water projects and include; <br /> • State grant funding including <br /> o Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund programs <br /> o Environmental Enhancement and Mitigation(EEM) Program <br /> o CalConserve Water Use Efficiency Revolving Fund Loan Program <br /> • Land-based financing tools <br /> o Energy Development Districts (EDD) <br /> o Benefit Assessment Districts <br /> o Enhanced Infrastructure Funding Districts (EIFD) <br /> o Community Facilities Districts (CFDs) <br /> o Tax Increment Financing, <br /> o California Community Capital Collaborative <br /> • Other Fresno propositions and usage fees <br /> o Proposition M Sustainable Transportation funds <br /> 2. Residential and non-residential facilities funding and financing. These are the tools that <br /> will be used to implement sustainability projects in the residential and non-residential <br /> facilities that are included within priority areas, and community wide in both existing <br /> building and new constructions through these mechanisms; <br /> • Non-utility private and public funding and financing <br /> o Small Business Investment Companies (SBIC/SBA) <br /> o Tax-Exempt Industrial Development Bonds <br /> o California Organized Investment Networks(CON) <br /> o Fresno Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) <br /> o Community Investment Note <br /> o State Assistance Fund for Enterprise/Business and Industrial Development <br /> Corporation(SAFE-BIDCO) <br /> o Socially Responsible Investors (SRI) <br /> o Residential and Commercial PACE <br /> o ChargePoint®Net+ Purchase EV Charge Station Financing <br /> o Corporate Investment in Shared Value <br /> o Social Impact Bonds <br /> o Community Currency and Time Banks <br /> o Solar Smart Home Equity Line of Credit <br /> o Home Equity Loan <br /> o Home Equity Line of Credit <br /> F-42 <br />
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