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Brittany Dolan MAS2019
- 1. Sustainability and Resiliency in Salem Brittany Dolan March 29, 2019
- 2. Overview o Maps of Salem: o Past o Present o Future o Sustainability • Photovoltaic Projects • Streetlight Projects o Resiliency • Forest River Pool and Bathhouse • Salem Willows Park o Outreach o Lessons Learned o Questions
- 3. Salem
- 5. Salem Today
- 6. Potential Future of Salem
- 7. Sustainability in Salem • 100% Clean Energy Resolution • Green Community Designation since 2010 • Monitor energy usage of municipal electric and gas accounts through MassEnergyInsight • Salem PowerChoice • Always looking for opportunities to reduce fossil fuel use https://www.publiccounsel.net/dir/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2014/07/salem-sign.jpg
- 8. PV Installations • Witchcraft Heights Elementary School • 646 kW • Bentley Academy Charter School • 275 kW
- 9. Streetlight Retrofits • LED conversion for city owned streetlights (2010 and 2017) • Estimated annual savings • 1,339,863 kWh • LED conversion for traffic and pedestrian lights (2012) • Estimated annual savings • 162, 564 kWh
- 10. Other Projects • Applying for Solarize Plus grant program with Swampscott and Nahant • Goal is to increase PV, solar hot water, and ASHP in both residential and commercial buildings • Various updates to key pieces of equipment in schools • HVAC replacement at Salerno Auto-tech School (Salem High School) with infrared heaters
- 11. Resiliency in Salem • Coastal city • Vulnerable populations living in vulnerable areas • Historic assets at risk • Winter of 2018 gave a glimpse of what the future may have in store
- 15. Forest River Pool • Closed down due to pool malfunction • Losing ~5 million gallons a year • Located adjacent to the coast • Multi-phase complicated project
- 16. Forest River Pool • During a storm in 2018 • Pool is frequently flooded • Renovation will include moving outside of the tidal zone
- 18. Salem Willows Park • Coastal and Historic Park • Beach, tennis courts, basketball courts, arcades, restaurants, yacht club, outdoor amphitheater, Fort Lee, Winter Island Park, Camp Naumkeag, etc. • Multi-phase plan to strategically restore Salem Willows Park
- 21. Outreach • Community engagement is growing • City committees: • Sustainability, Energy, and Resiliency Committee (SERC) • LORAX Committee • Bike Committee • Recycling Committee • Neighborhood associations • Non-profit engagement: • Salem Sound Coast Watch • Salem Alliance for the Environment • Citizen’s Climate Lobby
- 22. Lessons Learned • Can no longer just react • We have to be proactive in our approach to making Salem sustainable and resilient • Seek opportunities in current projects • Update Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment & Adaptation Plan • Continue learning and collaborating • Increase outreach and community engagement • Salem will continue to grow in population and number of tourists every year https://www.salem.org/wpcontent/uploads/2016/06/90efdd10c3ae33005ae3c15d250479e6d99da1fd.jpg
- 23. Questions? Brittany Dolan Sustainability and Resiliency Coordinator bdolan@salem.com 978-745-9595 ext. 41013 City website: www.salem.com SERC website: https://www.salem.com/sustainability- energy-and-resiliency-committee-serc