Green Building


Green Building Innovations on Display at 2602 Broadway


 
 

Confused about the new LEED AP continuing ed requirements?  Check out the files below:   

Presentation:

LEED CMP Overview cover  


Summary Charts:

LEED AP 2009 Summary

 

LEED CMP Summary

LEED AP 2009 summary chart

 

LEED CMP summary chart


 

Proposed Changes to Green Building Requirements

New State energy regulations (Title 24-2008) go into effect in January 2010.  The City is reviewing its Green Building code requirements.  A meeting was held at the Main Library on 12/7/09 to discuss these requirements.   Below is a summary of the proposed changes.  We welcome your feedback to the proposed changes. Please contact Brenden McEneaney at brenden.mceneaney@smgov.net for more information:

 

Summary of Proposed Changes

Green Building Ordinance Proposed Revisions 2009

 

12/7/09 Presentation

GBO Proposed revisions


 
The City of Santa Monica has a commitment to protecting the environment, improving quality of life, and promoting sustainability. In order to fulfill this commitment, the City has established performance standards the new construction projects must meet.  Beyond these requirements, the City also provides information about best practices to reduce environmental impacts associated with buildings. Click on the "Guidelines for Design" link at the upper left for more information.  From the dropdown menu, you can select different areas related to building design and construction.  Within each of those areas, you can access several pages of information about how to build green.  The Introduction to the Guidelines contains background information on Santa Monica’s Green Building Program, as well as explanations of the green building design process.

For more information, or for a more detailed review of your building project, please contact the Green Building office using the contact info at the left.

Real-Time Solar in Santa Monica

 
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The 180 kW solar array atop the Civic Center Parking Structure can be monitored using a system called Fat Spaniel. To see the power output of this groundbreaking building, click on the images or here.
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Now you can monitor solar energy production from the new Big Blue Bus facility as well. Click on the graphic below or here  to access more real-time data.
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