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Decommissioning Plan I Rev.0 SALVAGE VALUE Solar power systems retain some of their value after their operating life. The solar modules are known to continue to have useful life and in turn can be resold or recycled due to the metallurgic properties. Additionally, the community solar garden has large usage of steel piers, aluminum railing, copper and aluminum conductors and various other materials that have salvage value. The breakdown of the salvage values are found in TABLE 2 below. The salvage values are based on typical quantities for a 1mwAC / 1.35mwDC Single Axis Tracker array. Values may slightly vary depending on site specific quantities at time of construction. 4 Structural Infrastructure Remove PV Rack Steel Posts to a 4' Depth 575 Each $13.00 $7,475 Haul PV Rack Array Steel Post 31 Ton $6.75 $209 Removal Transformer Station Post to a 4' Depth 10 Each $13.00 $130 Haul Transformer Station Post 0.4 Ton $6.75 $3 Removal Array Tracker & Motors 120 Each $110.00 $13,200 Haul Array Tracker & Motors 90 Ton $6.75 $608 Remove, Load, Haul Concrete Electrical Pads 30 CY $150.00 $4,500 Subtotal Structural Infrastructure $26,124 Electrical Collection/Transmission System Removal of PV Modules 4,032 Each $10.00 $40,320 Haul PV Modules 80 Ton $6.75 $540 Remove and Load Inverters 2 Each $300.00 $600 Haul Inverters 2 Ton $135.00 $270 Removal Loading and Freight of Transformers 1 Each $400.00 $400 Removal, Loading and Freight of Electrical Equipment 1 Each $500.00 $500 Removal and Disposal of SCADA Equipment 1 Each $300.00 $300 Removal and Load Underground Collector System Cables 10,000 LF $0.07 $700 Haul Underground Cable 3 Ton $135.00 $405 Subtotal Electrical Collection/Transmission System $44,035 Site Restoration Perimeter Controls 2,000 LF $4.00 $8,000 Topsoil and Turf Establishment on area within Removed Array 11 Acres $1,300.00 $14,300 Subtotal Site Restoration 22 300 Grand Total: Decommissioning & Site Restoration $134,267 SALVAGE VALUE Solar power systems retain some of their value after their operating life. The solar modules are known to continue to have useful life and in turn can be resold or recycled due to the metallurgic properties. Additionally, the community solar garden has large usage of steel piers, aluminum railing, copper and aluminum conductors and various other materials that have salvage value. The breakdown of the salvage values are found in TABLE 2 below. The salvage values are based on typical quantities for a 1mwAC / 1.35mwDC Single Axis Tracker array. Values may slightly vary depending on site specific quantities at time of construction. 4