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Shenandoah approves Ameresco AMI agreement; council presses staff on data ownership and audit costs
Summary
Council approved a project development agreement with Ameresco to audit Shenandoah’s advanced metering infrastructure and possibly manage implementation; members pressed staff on life‑cycle costs, data ownership and a $20,000 audit fee if Ameresco is not selected for management.
Shenandoah — The City Council on Jan. 14 approved a project development agreement with Ameresco to conduct an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) audit and potentially manage later phases of the city’s meter modernization project.
Under the agreement, Ameresco will perform a phased project. Phase one is an internal system audit to determine what AMI solution best fits the city’s needs and to estimate life‑cycle and replacement costs. Staff said the audit will be rolled into project management fees if the city selects Ameresco to continue; if the city elects a…
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