PassedFinal tally · 5–0·Mar 24, 2021 · Regular·Item 17.01-D
Direct Staff to Develop LEED Gold Certification Policy for Future City Buildings
Plain-language summary
The Commission directed staff to formulate a policy requiring future City buildings to meet LEED Gold certification standards or equivalent. City Manager Goad noted that formal certification can cost $50,000–$100,000 per structure and suggested using LEED-equivalent standards instead.
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How each commissioner voted
5 presentThe Motion
As stated on the record
“Commissioner Williams-Cox moved the above-referenced request; upon second by Mayor Dailey, the vote on the motion was unanimous in favor thereof.”
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Official agenda title
Item 17.01 – Mayor Dailey requested a motion for a policy item requiring Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification for new construction.
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