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Decommissioning Plan I Rev.0 TABLE 2 (Salvage Value) NET COSTS FOR DECOMMISSIONING The estimated cost, salvage value, and net costs of decommissioning the project are below. Demo & Restoration Cost $ 134,267 Salvage Value (104,732) Total Net Cost $ 29,536 DECOMMISSIONING FUND 1) Decommissioning of the system will occur within 60 days from either of the following: A. The end of the system's serviceable life; or B. The system becomes a discontinued use. A system shall be considered a discontinued use after one year without energy production, unless a plan is developed and submitted to the Zoning Administrator outlining the steps and schedule for returning the system toservice. 2) The anticipated manner in which the solar farm project will be decommissioned and site restored: The manner in which the solar farm will be decommissioned is found in aforementioned in this document. 3) Timetable for completion of decommissioning: The decommissioning will be completed within the time frame stated in the Conditional or Interim Use Permit. We recommend 6 months. 4) The party responsible for decommissioning: The permittee or its assignee shall be responsible for the decommissioning. In the event the property owner and/or responsible party fail to timely decommission the solar farm/garden facility as required above, the Local permitting government shall be entitled to take all measures allowed by the Minnesota State Statutes, as well as the right to levy penalties as provided in the Local permitting government Code, the right to obtain a permanent injunction ordering the removal of such solar farm/garden facility, and the right to obtain a court order permitting the Local permitting government to remove such solar farm/garden facility. Quantity Unit Unit Cost Total Cost Salvage Fencing 6.25 Tons $50.00 $313 Steel Posts 31 Tons $175.00 $5,425 Module Trackers and Motors 90 Tons $175.00 $15,750 PV Modules 4,032 Each $20.00 $80,640 Transformers 1 Each $2,500.00 $2,500 Switch Gear, Capacitors, Fuses, Etc. 1 Each $0.00 $0 Collection Lines 5,200 Pounds $0.02 $104 Subtotal Salvage $104,732 Total Demolition Minus Salvage Value 29,536 NET COSTS FOR DECOMMISSIONING The estimated cost, salvage value, and net costs of decommissioning the project are below. Demo & Restoration Cost $ 134,267 Salvage Value (104,732) Total Net Cost $ 29,536 DECOMMISSIONING FUND 1) Decommissioning of the system will occur within 60 days from either of the following: A. The end of the system's serviceable life; or B. The system becomes a discontinued use. A system shall be considered a discontinued use after one year without energy production, unless a plan is developed and submitted to the Zoning Administrator outlining the steps and schedule for returning the system toservice. 2) The anticipated manner in which the solar farm project will be decommissioned and site restored: The manner in which the solar farm will be decommissioned is found in aforementioned in this document. 3) Timetable for completion of decommissioning: The decommissioning will be completed within the time frame stated in the Conditional or Interim Use Permit. We recommend 6 months. 4) The party responsible for decommissioning: The permittee or its assignee shall be responsible for the decommissioning. In the event the property owner and/or responsible party fail to timely decommission the solar farm/garden facility as required above, the Local permitting government shall be entitled to take all measures allowed by the Minnesota State Statutes, as well as the right to levy penalties as provided in the Local permitting government Code, the right to obtain a permanent injunction ordering the removal of such solar farm/garden facility, and the right to obtain a court order permitting the Local permitting government to remove such solar farm/garden facility.