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<br /> CategorySubcategoryCitySaint PaulSt. Louis ParkRochesterDuluthEdinaMaplewoodMinneapolis - EnterpiseMinneapolis - Residential 1-3Minneapolis - MultifamilyNorthfieldPolicy Sourcehttps://stpaul.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3287262&GUID=CF83D092-B5F9-443B-8B72-28AA846CE8A8&Options=&Search=&FullText=1https://www.stlouispark.org/home/showdocument?id=18588https://www.rochestermn.gov/home/showpublisheddocument?id=26828https://duluthmn.gov/media/5536/form-udc-sustainability-checklist-120.pdfhttps://edina.novusagenda.com/AgendaPublic/CoverSheet.aspx?ItemID=12522&MeetingID=1775https://library.municode.com/mn/maplewood/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH12BUBURE_ARTIIBUCO_S12-41GRBUhttps://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCAV2/25330/Draft%20Sustainable%20Building%20Policy.pdf; https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCAV2/25330/Draft%20Sustainable%20Building%20Policy.pdfhttps://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCAV2/15500/Sustainability-Policy---1-to-3-units_Final.pdfhttps://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/RCAV2/11549/Sustainable%20Building%20Policy%20Resolution.pdfhttps://northfield.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=5368140&GUID=850E8118-34C3-4768-84A9-7FE4A878A6CC&Options=&Search=&FullText=1NameSustainable Building PolicyGreen Building PolicySustainable Building Guidelines Sustainability StandardsSustainable Building PolicyGreen Building Code Enterprise Sustainable Building PolicyMinneapolis Homes Sustainability PolicySustainable Building PolicyAdoption ModeOrdinanceResolutionResolutionResolutionOrdinanceOrdinanceResolutionResolutionResolutionResolutionSystem UsedCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating System* Third Party Rating System - OR - Point SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemGreen CodeCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemCity Overlay + Third Party Rating SystemMunicipalYesYes, for buildings 15,000 square feet and greaterYesYes, for developments 10,000 square feet and greaterYesYesYes, for projects 10,000 + sqftYesCommercialYesYes, for buildings 15,000 square feet and greaterYesYes, for developments 10,000 square feet and greaterYesYesYesMultifamilyYesYesYesYes, for developments 3 units and greaterYesYesYesYesSingle FamilyYesYesYesYesYesYesYes, for residential 1-3 unitsYesIndustrialYesYes, for buildings 15,000 square feet and greaterYesYes, for developments 10,000 square feet and greaterYesYesYesParkingYesYesYesYesRenovations / AdditionsNew construction means the planning, design, construction and commissioning of a new building, or an addition to an existing building if such addition requires installation of new mechanical, ventilation, or cooling systems.Renovations of municipal, commercial, and industrial buildings at least 50,000 square feet and greaterRenovations performed on an existing building or portion thereof consisting of at least 10,000 square feet for non-municipal buildings and 2,500 square feet for municipal buildings, and requiring installation/replacement of HVAC systems. Additions of 10,000+ sqft that require new HVACYesThis policy will apply to all additions, renovations, and site work (including workspaces) on buildings that the City owns or leases when project costs are 50% or more of the total building valuation. For renovation projects less than 50% of the total building value and leased space not owned by the City, this policy will beused as a best practices guide and evaluate on a case-by-case basis any renovations required by the City, proprietary ownership of HVAC, electrical, and water systems, and other considerations that affect the City’s influence. When the City is determined to have influence in renovations that fall within policy criteria, these policy standards will apply. Renovations performed on an existing building or portion thereof consisting of at least 10,000 square feet for non-municipal buildings and 2,500 square feet for municipal buildings, and requiring installation/replacement of HVAC systems. Additions of 10,000+ sqft that require new HVACMechanismsProject receiving more than $200,000 in financial assistance or is built with the intent of having the City or HRA become the sole tenant.Private developments receiving more than $200,000 in financial assistance; residential private MF $200,000+ and single family $10,000+All tax increment financed projectsProjects of specified size.Projects receiving financial assistance through the City or HRA. No $ threshold. OR projects requesting Planned Unit Development approval. OR projects in which the City or HRA is to become the sole tenant.Projects receiving city financingMunicipal projects only.Minneapolis Homes projectsProjects receiving financial assistance from the City, EDA, or HRA. Projects receiving $300,000 or more in public fianncial assistance are required to follow the policy. Those receiving $150,000-299,999 must comply or prove they are unable to. OR projects in which the City or HRA is to become the sole tenant. Funding Sourcea. Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) b. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) c. HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) d. Multi-Family Housing Revenue Bonds e. Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) f. Any other Federal, State, or Metropolitan Council (Met Council) funding source g. Any other City of Saint Paul funding source h. Any other HRA funding source i. Notwithstanding the above, City Funding does not include the following: a. Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Cleanup and Investigation Grants b. Met Council Tax Base Revitalization Account (TBRA) Contamination Cleanup Grants c. Met Council TBRA Site Investigation Grants d. Conduit Bonds issued for the benefit of qualified 501(c)(3) entitiesa. City of St. Louis Park Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) b. Housing Improvement Area Loans c. Housing Rehabilitation Fund d. Reinvestment Assistance Program Revenue Bonds (private activity bonds are negotiable) e. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) f. Tax Abatement Housing Authority (HA) g. Funds Land h. WritedownsTax Increment Financingi. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) ii. HRA Fundsiii.Metropolitan Council Livable Communities Grantiv. Housing Improvement Area v. Affordable Housing Trust Fund v. Conduit Bondsvi. Land write-downs below market valuevii. Other funds that are available to the City of Edina and Edina HRANotwithstanding the above, Financial Assistance does not include environmental remediation funds such as the following: i. Department of Employment and Economic D Development (DEED) Cleanup and Investigation Grants ii. Met Council Tax Base Revitalization Account (TBRA) Contamination Cleanup Grantsiii. Met Council TBRA Site Investigation GrantsAny for muni projects.Any for Minneapolis Homes Financed projects.a. Tax Increment Financing (TIF)b. HRA Fundsc. EDA grants and forgivable loansd. Land write downse. Bondsf. Tax abatementg. Low-income housing tax credith. MIF i. Conduit financingj. Other funds requiring approval by the City of Northfield, Northfield EDA and Northfield HRANotwithstanding the above, Financial Assistance does not include environmental remediation funds, including but not limited to such as the following:, a. Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Cleanup and Investigation Grants.Municipal (select 1)i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3 iii. Saint Paul Port Authority Green Design Reviewi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. Points (# of which depends on building size))i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B32012 International Green Construction Codei. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Gold ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines iii. Passive House US Certified Commerciali. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3Commercial (select 1)i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3 iii. Saint Paul Port Authority Green Design Reviewi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum* ii. B3*i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. Points (# of which depends on building size))i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B32012 International Green Construction Codei. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3Multifamily (select 1)i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines certified iii. GreenStar; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum iv. Green Communities; Certifiedi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum** ii. GreenStar; Certified Silver or greater** iii. MN Green Communities - MN Overlay**i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver or greater ii. GreenStar; Certified Silver or greater iii. MN Green Communities - MN Overlayi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. Points (# of which depends on building size))i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines certified iii. Enterprise Green Communities; Certified2012 International Green Construction Codei. Green Communities; Certifiedi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines certified iii. Green Communities; CertifiedSingle Family (select 1)i. LEED for Homes ii. GreenStar; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum iii. MN Green Communities - MN Overlayi. LEED for Homes** ii. GreenStar; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum** iii. MN Green Communities - MN Overlay**i. LEED for Homes ii. GreenStar; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum iii. MN Green Communities - MN Overlayi. LEED for Homes; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. Points (# of which depends on building size))i. LEED for Homes ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines certified iii. Enterprise Green Communities; CertifiedCC 700-2008 National Green Building Standardsi.MN Green Communities - MN Overlayi. LEED for Homes ii.State of Minnesota B3 Guidelines certified iii. Green Communities; CertifiedIndustrial (select 1)i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3 iii. Saint Paul Port Authority Green Design Reviewi. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum* ii. B3*i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. Points (# of which depends on building size))i. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B32012 International Green Construction Codei. LEED for New Construction and Major Renovation; Certified Silver, Gold or Platinum ii. B3ParkingPark Smart Minimum Silver CertificationPark Smart Minimum Silver CertificationPark Smart Minimum Silver CertificationUniversal Sustainability Requirements (a.k.a. overlay)a. Predicted and actual energy use b. Predicted greenhouse gas emissions c. Predicted and actual use of potable water d. Predicted use of water for landscaping e. Utilization of renewable energy f. Electric vehicle charging capability g. Diversion of construction waste from landfills and incinerators h. Indoor environmental quality i. Stormwater management j. Resilient Design k. Ongoing monitoring of actual energy and water use2% of energy needs to be met on site through renewable energy; that projects be electric vehicle ready (including prewiring); it will include a resilience component, that is a tool for developers to identify “shocks and stressors” a building may encounter and potentially alleviate; and it will require tracking actual water usea. Predicted and actual energy use and greenhouse gas emissions - meet SB 2030 Energy Standard through design and operation*** b. Predicted and actual use of potable water: 30% below Energy Policy Act of 1992levels*** c. Predicted and actual use of water for landscaping: 50% reduction from consumption of traditionally irrigated site*** d. Diversion of construction waste from landfills and incinerators: 75% diversion rate*** e. Indoor Environmental Quality: Low VOC materials includes paints, adhesives, sealants, flooring, carpet as well as ASHRAE thermal and ventilation minimums*** f. Stormwater Management: Quantity and quality requirements, including infiltration*** g. Comply with benchmarking ordinance h. Obtain a written cost estimate for achieving “green” certification by at least one third party sustainable building programa. Predicted and actual energy use and greenhouse gas emissions - meet SB 2030 Energy Standard through design and operation b. Predicted and actual use of potable water: 30% below Energy Policy Act of 1992 levels c. Predicted and actual use of water for landscaping: 50% reduction from consumption of traditionally irrigated site d. Utilization of renewable energy: Evaluation of 2% of on-site renewables; installation if cost-effective using SB 2030 guidance e. Electric vehicle charging capability: install conduit that allows charging stations to be installed at a future date f. Diversion of construction waste from landfills and incinerators: 75% diversion rate g. Indoor Environmental Quality: Low VOC materials includes paints, adhesives, sealants, flooring, carpet as well as ASHRAE thermal and ventilation minimums h. Stormwater Management: Quantity and quality requirements, including infiltration rate, suspended solid and phosphorous reductions i. Resilient Design: Document a design response to several identified potentiala. Predicted greenhouse gas emissionsi. Calculated and reportedb. Electric vehicle charging capabilityi. 5% of parking spaces must be dedicated to Level 2 or higher charging stations –OR- ii. Install conduit that allows 10% of spaces dedicated to Level 2 or higher charging stations, which would be installed at a future datec. Energy efficiency standardi. For 1-4 unit residential New Construction and Major Renovation projects:1. US Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Homesii. For all other residential and commercial New Construction and Major Renovation projects:1. Sustainable Buildings 2030d. Bird-safe glazingi. For New Construction and Major Renovation projects seeking LEED:1. Achieve bird collision deterrence pointii. For New Construction and Major Renovation projects seeking all other Sustainable Rating Systems:1. Follow B3 Guideline S.9: Bird-Safe Buildinga. Diversion of construction waste from landfills and incinerators: 75% diversion rate a. Total Annual Energy Use - meet SB 2030 Energy Standard and benchmark annually b. Renewable Energy - meet 10% of annual energy need on-site thru renewables if cost effective thru use of social cost of carbon and 15-year simple payback; project must be solar capable c. EV-ready for all parking; charging capacity for 20% of total spaces levelsd. Benchmark indoor and outdoor water use e. Predicted and actual use of potable water: 50% below Energy Policy Act of 1992f. Natural hazard assessment and design response; as defined by specific project’s RFPg. Assessment of renewable energy generation battery storageh. Irrigation – designed landscape requires no potable water after 2-year establishment periodi. Stormwater management – must meet new Mpls Stormwater and Sanitary Sewer Guide; seek to retain on site j. Bird Strike – WBTF of 45 or less for non-critical sites; 15 or less for critical sitesk. Native plantings – 25% of site native plants; biochar and compost when possiblel. Pollinator friendly plantings – utilize pollinator species when possiblea. Minimum efficiency standard - Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Homes (ZERH) ProgramCouncil directed staff to develop these but none have been adopted as of 2022.02.07.a. Predicted greenhouse gas emissionsi. Calculated based on predicted energy use, as ascertained through the sustainability rating system modeling, using utility emissions factors and reported to the City in metric tons of CO2eb. Energy efficiency standardi. For 1-4 unit residential New Construction and Major Renovation projects:1. US Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Homes ii. For all other residential and commercial New Construction and Major Renovation projects:1. Sustainable Buildings 2030c. Renewable energy standardi. Conduct economic and technical evaluation of providing 2% of building energy load with on-site renewablesii. Install if cost-effective using a payback of 15 years following the Sustainable Buildings 2030 methodologyUniversal Equity Requirementsa. Complete Racial Equity Impact Analysis formb. Incorporate Universal Designc. Wayfinding throughoutd. At least one private-use space (lactation room) Universal Engagement RequirementsUtilize the City's Racial Equity Impact Analysis (https://minneapolismngov.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/sites/c00003/SREAP/REIA/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?sourcedoc=%7BF330B777-BED3-42C4-9FB0-5678238F4CC2%7D&file=Racial%20Equity%20Impact%20Analysis%20FULL%20.docx&action=default&mobileredirect=true) and guide (https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Download/File/4827/REIA_Process_Guide.pdf)Point System CategoriesNoneNoneNoneLocation, Energy Efficiency, Alternative Energy, Passive Solar, Water, Stormwater, Vegetation, Urban Agriculture, Transportation* Developers must use one of the design tools and submit a checklist of credits likely to be achieved. Certification is not required.* Proposed developments receive higher priority for funding if proposals meet one of these standards** Proposed developments receive higher priority for funding if proposals meet one of these standards***For non-residential developments onlyRequirementsAffected DevelopmentsPolicy TriggersNotes11
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