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GOAL 3: By 2030, design all new construction to be net -zero energy (NZE). <br />Strategies: <br />• Energy Code Enforcement: Continue to ensure all new and renovated buildings meet the current energy <br />code, reducing energy use by 35% from the baseline building for new construction and 17% for <br />renovations (1.2% of total building emissions). <br />• Stretch Energy Code: By 2030, all new and renovated buildings are constructed to green building <br />standards (NZE), reducing emissions by 67-100% from the baseline buildings for new construction and <br />34-50% for renovations, depending on the year designed (3.3% of total building emissions). <br />IMPACT: These strategies are estimated to result in a 4.5% reduction in total building emissions in 2030 over the <br />business -as -usual forecast, which equates to a 2.7% reduction in community -wide emissions. <br />GOAL 3 INITIATIVES AND ACTIONS <br />3.1. Strengthen the city's green building policy <br />The city has a green building policy that requires development projects that receive city financial assistance <br />to use green building or LEED standards in the design of the buildings. Expanding this policy to the extent <br />possible will have long-term impacts on future development. <br />3.1.1. Include a voluntary element of this policy to reach development projects that are below the <br />required size or do not receive city funds <br />3.1.2. Incentivize and promote development projects that voluntarily comply with this code <br />3.1.3. Expand community outreach efforts to ensure developers and new residents are aware of the <br />policy and the city's climate goals <br />3.1.4. Consider how the voluntary element (3.1.1) of the Green Building policy may be integrated into <br />the city's zoning code <br />3.2. Support the State's adoption of a green building stretch code <br />The city cannot currently exceed the State's energy code. However, if the State were to add a green building <br />code as an appendix (stretch) code, local authorities would be able to adopt it to increase their standards. <br />3.2.1. Collaborate with other communities, industry, and state agencies to support the State through <br />legislation or rule -making in adopting a green building stretch code <br />3.3. Adopt the green building stretch code as soon as it becomes available <br />It is unclear if or when the State will adopt a green building code. The city should prepare for how the code <br />will be integrated into its practices. <br />3.3.1. Track the progress of any potential legislation that includes a stretch code <br />3.3.2. Train local government staff and building officials about the appendix building code so they are <br />ready to enforce it once the city is able to adopt it <br />3.3.3. Update website and educational materials to include the new green building code <br />3.4. Encourage existing energy code to ensure development meets the highest standards <br />Some buildings in the State do not perform to the designed standards. Education and stricter enforcement <br />of the energy code can help improve the energy performance of new development. <br />
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