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DocuSign Envelope ID: OD76CAD9-D659-4605-AA04-76D615C90FCE Exhibit B — Continued 2/13/2917 VVutco • Ertry Menager communIVO• adoption of the Sustainability Action Plan in November 2016, the next step is prioritizing the goals of the plan and implementing short and long-term objectives. The sustain ability consultant will utilize their expertise and experience to develop a strategy to provide significant environmental sustainability benefits related to climate and energy, water, transportation, waste and local food and agriculture to the community. The City is proposing to hire a sustainabiliW consultant to implement the newly adopted Sustainability Action Plan and manage and coordinate all projects and programs related to climate and energy, water, transportation, waste and local food and agricultural sustainability. The Sustainability Action Plan outlines a number of goals that the City should strive to achieve to support a sustainable future and prioritize environmental health, economic vitality, and community well- being The City of Louisville currently does not have a staff member that is able to focus solely on sustainability and as a result the community will benefit from the project. The City will issue a Request for Proposals for consultant services and determine which person/firm best meets the selection criteria based on a review of proposals and interviews with the selection committee. The selected person/firm will be asked to sign a contract agreement for consultant services for the City from April 1 through December 31, 2017 Potential tasks for the consultant include implementing the Sustainability Action Plan and a variety of other assignments (i e assisting Sustainability Advisory Board and City staff, coordinating community outreach and education, developing partnerships, evaluating effectiveness, assisting with long-range planning and policy development, incorporating sustainable practices in City operations, etc ) To measure the quantitative and qualitative success of the project, the City will utilize existing key indicators and develop other new measures. In 2016 City Council adopted key indicators for several program areas to measure effectiveness of City operations As a result City staff has been asked to provide the following sustainability-related data: dollars per resident spent, number of programs, percentage of waste generation and diversion, number of vendors that follow sustainable sourcing guidelines, BTUs for City facilities, greenhouse gas emissions, water use, energy use, percentage of City fleet using alternative fuels, and cost savings from energy upgrades. Additionally, staff will establish a set of performance measures based on the short and long-term goals of the Sustainability Action Plan. Amount requested from Boulder County 15000 (cannot exceed S15,000) Applicant cash contribution 3750 (see Additional Information section bebw) Other community contribution 0 (Includes outside funding) • Total project budget 18750 (add previous three fields) Attach the IRS W-9 form here • The City can rneetthe required 25% local match 'r es9 eat 2016 ndf 52 34 KB POF 2141441 C mated 2 Feb 201 7 Hgps koil derceuity.ymfoo,com /ertri eslsudei nebil icy-m etchinc}g art-eppli call on/ 199.1 27.132.134 IP Address 2/3