Regulatory / Political Response in the Region: Who’s in the ‘LEED’?

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Dusty Rood, AICP, LEED-AP [email protected] CREW Suburban Maryland October 8, 2008

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Regulatory / Political Response in the Region: Who’s in the ‘LEED’?. Dusty Rood, AICP, LEED-AP [email protected]. CREW Suburban Maryland October 8, 2008. Presentation Focus. Competing programs: LEED vs. Green Globes vs. NAHB vs. Energy Star Regional competition among jurisdictions: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Dusty Rood, AICP, [email protected]

CREW Suburban MarylandOctober 8, 2008

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Competing programs: LEED vs. Green Globes vs. NAHB vs. Energy

Star

Regional competition among jurisdictions: How high has the bar been set?

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LEED

Green Globes

NAHB Green

Energy Star

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LEED(USGBC)

LEED-NCNew

Construction

LEED-EBExisting

Buildings

LEED-C&SCore & Shell

LEED-HHomes

LEED-CIComm.

Interiors

LEED-NDNeighborhood Development

LEED-Schools, Retail,

Healthcare

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Green Globes• Green Building Initiative• Focused on commercial buildings• ANSI Standard in Development (01-2008P)

NAHB Green• National Association of Home Builders• Focused on housing• Working with ANSI on Consensus-Based

Residential Codification

Energy Star• Environmental Protection Agency• Focused on housing (energy efficiency)

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Incentives• Tax incentives• Expedited permitting• Building permit rebates

Mandates• Public sector leadership (Public Buildings)• LEED or equivalent (Commercial and +4 Story

Residential)• Energy Star (Residential)

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2006

State of Maryland

Tax incentives for 20,000 sf

LEED Silver buildingswithin PFAs

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July 2007

Howard County

Tax incentives for LEED buildings

(Tiered credit based on level of certification)

July 2008

Howard County

Private buildings 50,000 sf:

LEED Certified

Public Buildings 10,000 sf:

LEED Silver

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Prince George’s County

Private commercial buildings:

Incentives for LEED Silver

Public buildings:LEED Silver

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District of ColumbiaGreen Building Act of

2006

Private non-residential50,000 sf: LEED Certified

Publicly disposednon-residential 10,000 sf:

LEED Silver

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2003

City of Gaithersburg

Building Permit Rebate for Green Buildings

(LEED)

April 2007

City of Gaithersburg

Public Buildings:LEED Silver

October 2007

City of Gaithersburg

Private Residential Buildings:

Energy Star

September 2008

City of Gaithersburg

Comm. & HR Residential10K-100K sf:

LEED Certified

100,000+ sf:LEED Silver

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April 2008

Montgomery County

Residential:Energy Star

December 2007

Montgomery County

Tax Incentives for Green Buildings

September 2006

Montgomery County

Private Commercial &HR Residential 10,000 sf:

LEED Certified

Public Buildings: LEED Silver

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LEED vs. Green Globes vs. NAHB vs. Energy Star programs

Regional competition among jurisdictions

Expect programmatic and regional competition to continue to shape and drive green building