And the payments on those loans would be placed directly on property tax bills.
"The program eliminates the barriers to financing energy efficiency for Annapolis," Mayor Ellen O. Moyer said yesterday during a press event unveiling the Annapolis EZ (Energy Zone) Program at City Hall. "We've looked at other energy loan programs, but those processes were so complicated that they are disincentives to get anything done."
The city is partnering with the Maryland Energy...
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