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UC Irvine Campuswide Green Building Certification Proposal June 2006

UC Irvine Campuswide Green Building Certification Proposal June 2006. Campus Background Program Goals Current Status Next Steps . Campus Setting 1,500 acres + 200 acre San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh 24,000 students, 1,200 faculty, 6,200 staff

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UC Irvine Campuswide Green Building Certification Proposal June 2006

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  1. UC Irvine Campuswide Green Building Certification Proposal June 2006

  2. Campus Background Program Goals Current Status Next Steps

  3. Campus Setting • 1,500 acres + 200 acre San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh • 24,000 students, 1,200 faculty, 6,200 staff • 11,000 student beds (45% of students live on campus) • 1,018 faculty/staff homes on campus (60% of faculty live on campus) • NCCP/HCP participating landowner

  4. Goals • Objective + recognized green building certification • Efficient but rigorous certification program • Streamlined project-level submittal process • Focus resources on value-added sustainability measures (vs. documentation)

  5. Approach • Establish strong foundation of baseline of credits: • Established campus-wide programs and systems • Environmental requirements (CEQA and other legal requirements that are tracked and monitored) • Design Standards conditioned on projects by contract • Streamlined project-level submittals building from baseline • Monitoring and reporting of baseline credits by LEED-certified campus staff

  6. UCI Pilot Proposal • LEED Volume Build Program as framework • Establish baseline of prototype credits in initial project submittal (audit-level documentation) • UCI Palo Verde Student Apartments as pilot project • Two Volume Submittal: • Volume 1 – Baseline of “Prototype” Credits • Volume 2 – Project-specific Credits

  7. Project Status • Proposal submitted through LEED Volume Build (2.1) • USGBC Preliminary Review completed • USGBC comments and advice on supplemental documentation • Ongoing Consultation • Final submittal for scoring of baseline and project certification pending

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