Exhibit 8 - PPRBD Cooling Tower Pics.pdf

The images show documentation and photographs of a Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) cooling tower located on a rocky, flat roof with mountain scenery in the background. The first image is a manufacturer's certification label with a validation number of 92-11-04, indicating the cooling tower meets Cooling Tower Institute standards under STD-201 (96). The label provides specific equipment details including the model number VT1-N209-MV, serial number J0378905001MAD, and belt number B136.

The subsequent images depict the actual cooling tower equipment, which appears to be a large, industrial-grade closed-circuit cooling tower installed on a roof covered with river rocks and concrete walkways. The cooling tower is gray/white in color, with a BAC logo visible, and has multiple components including ventilation grilles, piping, and structural mounting. The setting suggests this is part of the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department's Ice Bank Design Build Project in El Paso County, Colorado, where the cooling tower is a key mechanical system for the facility's thermal management infrastructure.