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SolarApp+ demo delayed; commission opts to keep Climate Action Plan implementation work internal
Summary
Staff said SolarApp+ is ready but testing problems prevented a demonstration; commissioners discussed keeping Climate Action Plan implementation within the Environment Commission and suggested a University of Minnesota student project to review City Code barriers to energy-efficient multi-family housing.
Staff Liaison Myhren told commissioners that SolarApp+ is ready for the city but a planned demonstration at the May 11 meeting could not proceed because the provided test username and password were invalid; additional testing is required ahead of launch.
Chair Adam Keester told the commission that implementation of the Climate Action Plan and Energy Action Plan might be better handled internally by the Environment Commission rather than by an external subgroup. Commissioners discussed how to prioritize focus areas and suggested assigning a University of Minnesota (UMN) student project to review city code and recommend changes to remove barriers to energy-efficient multi-family buildings.
No formal vote was taken on the implementation approach at this meeting; commissioners asked staff to continue testing SolarApp+ and to develop options for internal implementation work and possible student involvement.
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