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Supporting Documentation · Jan 7, 2026

12 Sustainability Checklist

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SUSTAINABILITY CHECKLIST FORM Use of any on-site renewable energy systems such as: () Solar Gi) Wind nA Gil) Geothermal TOWNSHIP SUSTAINARLE FOLDING AND BESS APPLICANT — PRINT OR TYPE— ALL SECTIONS TO BE COMPLETED: OX (Date) S| 5 A DESIGN hs 3 THis PRONECT 16 FORAN INTEMOZ ALTERATION. To AN EXISTING STANDARDS BrTgl PIILOING An) WILL Nor ge pra) Name of LEED Accredited Professional working on . NOP BEd LEED pealece project: N/A A List of Energy Star and WaterSense appliances, fixtures and AL NEW PLAUBING RNO WCHL CAC? HAC construction techniques: YeNGNGY paid AND WATERSENSE Ay, us ts we BE List of green and recycled building materials in new ste ; wSje construction, renovation, and maintenance: TO _BE-PROIZED SHEN CONSTRUCTION DCWINGE Hp. COMpLETed| Waste Management Plan for recycling and/or reuse of GO CATER CM VENT] percent of all construction and demolition of waste ENE CON wu Be digs ? To P " oe a generated in projects larger than $25,000: ASTE MANACH Mer T PLAN Fol HECYELING Of- DEwo WASTE Use of any water efficient Iandsenping: Mulch beds have been proposed thoughout the st where allowable in leu of tanto reduce ln iigation Drought | — tolerant plants have also been utilized to reduce the amount of irrigation needed after install and establishr Details of roofing materials designed to reduce the urban heat island effect such as: (i) Construction of roof top gardens to reduce solar gain in summer and insulate in winter (ii), Use of roofing materials that are no darker than a light gray or demonstrate how alternate roofing materials reduce the urban heat island effect PAGING \S EXISTING - NO CHAKCE prapesen Details of any susininable stormwater systems employed such Bioswales/ raingardens (ii Permeable surfaces (i Grey water systems (iv) Retention and detention facilities Continuous trenching A list of'native and well adapted species used in landscaping to eliminate the need for fertilization and pesticides: Note: Please indiente for cach of the sustainable building/design items listed, the extent to which the measure is being incorporated in the project or, reason(s) why it is not being Incorporated in the project, as af April 2, 2015 Pervious pavement is proposed in the passenger parking area to treat the proposed increase in motor vehicle surface area. The net increase in motor vehicle surface area is 0.18 acres, and 0.27 acres will be

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us pavement is proposed in the passenger parking area to treat the proposed increase in motor vehicle surface area. The net increase in motor vehicle surface area is 0.18 acres, and 0.27 acres will be treated by the system which exceeds the requirement. A mix of native and non-native urban/salt/drought tolerant plants have been used throughout the site inclusive of columnar Sargent cherry, Armstrong red maple, American linden, yellow twig dogwood, compact inkberry holly, Bar Harbor creeping juniper, Anthony Waterer spirea, Hamein fountain grass, little bluestem grass, big blue lilyturf and variegated lilyturf. Lo alternatively, indicate the

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