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Established 2006 150 Deep retrofits Low Income Housing Units Single Family Dwellings 200 MB Housing Units 1500 Water retrofits MB Housing Apartment

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Established 2006

150 Deep retrofitsLow Income Housing Units

Single Family Dwellings

200 MB Housing Units

1500 Water retrofits MB Housing Apartment Units

Year (June-May)

Low Income MHA Water

06-08 110 110

08-09 70 23 730

09-10 140 150 1700

TOTAL 210 283 2540

$1 million saved to date$7 million in decade

Attics to R-50

Basements to R-24

Walls from exterior

Low cost – no cost•Air sealing•CFL’s•Pipe wrapping

15 buildings to date

Low flow toilet

Aerated showerhead

Faucet aerator

CFL’s

Insulating Division

(34)

Plumbing Division

(5)

Trainee Support

Project Admin

4 journeyman 8 apprentices

6 crew 16 trainees

1 plumber4 trainees

1 social worker1 training coord.

1 tutor

3 plus

1 trainee

Community sourced Funded for 6 months

Barriers include: Literacy/math Drivers licence I.D. Addiction Justice system Housing/ child care Complicated home lives Unprepared for workplace pace and

expectations

Holistic Training Model

Deep Retrofit Materials only

Average cost installation $2000

Average savings per year $500

Payback 4 Years

Water Retrofit Materials only

Average cost installation $300

Average savings per year $225

Payback 1.5 Years

$1.5 million

Refreshing Social Housing Units inLord Selkirk Park & Gilbert Park

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE PROGRAM BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (BCMP)(BCMP)

IMPROVING HOUSING / BUILDING COMMUNITY TOGETHER IN THE NORTH END OF WINNIPEG

•North End partnership: •NECRC: project administration, payroll •RB Russell: students, former teachers•MB Housing: job site, funding, construction materials, supervision

•Employment: RB Russell students, graduates, North End Youth•Renovation of Manitoba Housing Properties

•2006 Summer Program: a mile of fences, sidewalks, grading done •2007-8: Renovated 60 Apartments (Carrigan Greencrest/MB.Hsg.)•2008: Back/front yards fences (254 Apartments in Gilbert Park)•2009: 250 units in GP &LSP, 60 staff / annual payroll 1.5 million •Work Experience: two site managers and 60 trainees (progression)•Deconstruction, framing, drywall, finish work, installing cabinets•Hand tool and power tools / Apprenticeship Training

•Payroll: $60,000 per month for mostly North Enders•Life Skills: self confidence, discipline, teamwork, accountability•Team work: safety meeting once a month

NECRC & Manitoba HousingWith RB Russell Vocational SchoolBuilding Community / Improving Housing In the North End of Winnipeg

Funding (in partnership with the Government of Canada)

Gilbert Park: approximately $7.0 million Lord Selkirk Park: approximately $7.5

million On-site supervision (Site Manager) All tools, equipment and training Project Management oversight

$100 million societal impact* 80 million litres annual water reduction $5 million annual utility bill reduction (10

yrs) $2 million materials 80,000 bags insul 3,000 T annual

GHG reduction 75-100 person years

of employment*Oppenheimer (US study)

Low income energy efficiency will only work with a community based approach

Retrofits have a hard economic payback and are therefore a good area to get into

Utilities must be mandated to get involved by legislation or regulators

There is a big difference between government funding (not ideal) and doing work for gov’t (ideal)

Multiple benefits/social/economic/enviro. Other contractors don’t offer training/life skills

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