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City will examine green-certification options during land-development-code rewrite, EAB told
Summary
A board member read an email from Steve Feldman saying the city plans to retain a consultant to overhaul the land-development code later this year and will consider incorporating a green certification program as part of that update.
Board members heard that green-certification opportunities will be explored as part of the city's planned overhaul of the land-development code.
A board member read a reply from Steve Feldman saying the city will "retain a consultant to do a complete overhaul of land development regulations, and we will look at opportunities to incorporate a green certification program as part of the update." The message indicated the review is scheduled later this year and that staff will include consideration of a green-certification program as part of the consultant-led rewrite. The board requested that Justin or another staff liaison provide a fuller update at the next meeting so members can discuss details and timing.
The board agreed to place green-certification on a future agenda and asked staff to present recommended options and potential linkage to the proposed stewardship-award program.
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