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mar aret <br />arzorf - schubbe <br />December 28, 1979 <br />Raymond Hanson <br />Mayor, City of Little Canada <br />City Hall <br />515 Little Canada Road <br />Little Canada, MN 55117 <br />Dear Mayor Hanson: <br />As Mayor of a Minnesota city, you have probably been informed of the <br />Minnesota Government Building Grants Program from the Minnesota Energy <br />Agency, or from the League of Minnesota Cities. Through this program <br />your city is eligible for 100 percent of reasonable costs to conduct a <br />mini -audit of your government buildings. Upon completion of this audit, <br />you may be eligible for additional funding to conduct a maxi - audit. <br />As a certified mini - auditor, I would like to offer my services to <br />conduct an audit on your buildings. Funds to pay these services are <br />available from the Minnesota Energy Agency as mentioned above. <br />A mini - audit, if you . are not familiar, consists of a thorough examina- <br />tion of your city buildings to determine what measures can be taken <br />immediately by you and your maintenance staff ):o reduce energy consump- <br />tion. Mini - audits are conducted by a team of people consisting of a <br />certified mini - auditor, you or your city administrator, your maintenance <br />supervisor, an expert in heating and cooling systems, and an expert in <br />electrical systems. (These last two people are volunteers and could be <br />recruited from your community.) The measures outlined during a mini - <br />audit are operating and maintenance procedures which usually do not <br />require capital expenditures to implement. <br />A mini -audit is required before a maxi -audit can be conducted, which <br />ultimately makes your city eligible for capital funds for energy conser- <br />vation improvements. <br />I would be happy to discuss with you this program and my services in <br />greater detail. I am not associated with any company and have become <br />certified through my own interest in energy conservation. If you would <br />be interested in setting up a meeting, please contact me by phone in the <br />evening, or by mail. I am anxious to see your community benefit from <br />this program. <br />Sincerely, <br />�7J rd 177-0-ud 5Cit: /.:dye <br />MARGARET ARZDORF-SCHUBBE <br />371 south pascal • st. pout, mimesota 55105 . 612- 698 -0653 <br />Al IC: <br />
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