HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

FACILITY USE
700 Level Window/Door Replacement Project – Funded through ROD (Regular Operating District)
Windows were replaced in the 700-Level building. The old windows were single pane with no insulation value.
The new windows are double pane with built-in venetian blinds. They are Energy Star rated, designed to
provide increased energy efficiency and sound reduction. New exterior doors with the same characteristics as
the windows were installed.
Boiler Replacement Project (upper boiler room) – Funded through ROD Grant
Three new high-efficiency boilers and a domestic hot water tank were installed in the upper boiler room of the
9/10 building. The system is controlled and monitored via an automated energy management system. This
project was funded through the ROD grant funds. The new boilers are designed to increase energy efficiency,
thus reducing utility costs.
Solar Project Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
A 54 KW (kilowatt) rooftop solar energy system was installed on top of the 600-Level roof. This system
generates an approximate annual output of 67,900 kilowatt hours. The PPA transfers ownership to a third party
expert. In exchange, Hunterdon Central enjoys the benefits of the world’s cleanest source of energy with none
of the ownership burden.
A kiosk was installed in the lobby of the 11/12 building which allows students to monitor the energy being
generated from the solar array.
Lighting Retrofit Project – Funded through ROD Grant
All of the light fixtures in the field house, old wood gym, and the auxiliary gymnasium were replaced with high
efficiency lighting. The new light fixtures provide increased foot-candles while reducing energy demand. The
new lighting system was interfaced with automated controls to minimize the amount of lights needed based on
occupancy.
300 Level Corridor Improvement Project
The old green lockers in the 300-Level corridor were refurbished and painted red. The refurbished lockers
provide better accessibility and storage for students. The old green tile was painted with an epoxy finish to
brighten the hallway.
Paint/Floor Covering Replacement.
As per the five-year Comprehensive Maintenance Plan, various rooms/areas were painted, and carpet and floor
tiles replaced.
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