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a. ventilation based on ASHRAE 62.1-2004 or meet the minimum requirements of Sections 4 through 7 of ASHRAF, Standard 62.1-2007 b. construction IEQ management plan C. law -emitting materials d. thermal comfort 6. Storm Water Management Requirements: a. Site Eligibility: Sites with ?4 acre or more of total land disturbance b. Rate Control: 1.64 cubic feet per second (cfs) /acres disturbed C. Water Quality Management: For a 2 year, 24-hour rainfall event, provide treatment systems designed to remove 80% of the average annual post development Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and remove, 60% of the average annual post development Total Phosphorus (TP), by implementing Best Management Practices (BMPs) outlined in "Urban Small Sites Best Manaaement Practices" handbook (Metropolitan Council), "Protecting Water Quality in Urban Areas" handbook (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency), the "Minnesota Storm water Manual" (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency). All BMP treatment systems for subject site need to include safety factors, maintenance, and a back-up plan in case of failure. All manufactured devices require independent laboratory testing to confirm product claims. d. Volume Control/ Infiltration: Maintain or increase infiltration rates from pre -project site conditions. e. Operation and maintenance: All practices must have an O and M plan. 7. Predicted greenhouse gas emissions must be, reported to the Minnesota Sustainable Building 2030 database by the design team or building owner. 8. Annually, actual energy data for the project must be submitted to the Minnesota Sustainable Building 2030 database, by the building owner or by the building's utility service provider(s) with permission of the owner. Each project's compliance with the Green Building Policy must be verified, in accordance with the verification method specified by the Developer -selected rating system. In the event of notification of non-compliance, and reasonable opportunity to cure, the City will refer the project to the Sustainable Building Technical Committee, which will consider remedial action, and make recommendations to the HRA Executive Director or his/her designee. Upon a recommendation from the Sustainable, Building Technical Committee, the HRA Executive, Director or his/her designee may require remedial action, limited to the amount of funds granted to the Developer. The requirements of the Policy may be wauved, in whole or in part, by the HRA Board or the City Council after consideration of the advantages and disadvantages of a waiver, and upon showing by the Developer a compelling public purpose. The Policy will apply to projects for which schematic design is initiated after July 1, 2010. Page 2 of 3 Created on 114t2011 9:57:00 AM