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impact and reduce the energy consumption of buildings while contributing to the health of its occupants.


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News and Updates

11th Annual Green Building Expo postponed to Spring 2009 - the 11th Annual Green Building Expo previously planned for fall 2008 has been officially postponed to spring 2009. The tentative date/location for the Spring event is March 5, 6, 7 at the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall - more...

Major Victory Towards More Efficient Homes -
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Governor Signs New Solar Energy Bill - Senate Bill 1254 on "solar energy devices" was signed by Governor Napolitano on July 2nd and became effective September 19, 2007.  The new law stipulates that a Homeowner Association shall not prohibit the installation or use of energy devices (panels and associated devices).  An association may adopt reasonable rules regarding the placement of a solar device so long as those rules do not prevent the installation of the device; impair the functioning of the device; restrict its use; or adversely affect the cost or efficiency of the device.  The bill also requires that the court award reasonable attorney fees and costs to any party who substantially prevails in litigation against an association's Board of Directors as it relates to the provisions.

Fall 2008 Class offered at SCC on Green Building

Arizona Dept. of Real Estate approval of EcoBroker designation courses

Scottsdale Earns Coveted LEED Gold Certification (pdf/61kb/1p)

Architecture 2030 - Climate Change and the Built Environment

Arizona Green Building Survey Results - This survey was was undertaken by SolarTerra LLC and developed with input from faculty at Yavapai College, the Ecosa Institute and members of the Scottsdale Green Building Program.

Green' bandwagon will need brakes (pdf/12kb/2pp)

Green Building Advisory Board Agendas and Minutes

Green Building Program Awards

Green Home Checklist Changes (pdf/100kb/3pp)

Scottsdale adopts LEED Gold Policy

 


Events

Green Building Lecture Series Schedule

Solar Lecture Series Schedule  
Green Building Expo Website



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Publications

Overview


Program Overview
(pdf/97kb/2pp)

Buyers Guide




Green Home Buyers Guide  
(pdf/423kb/2pp)

Remodeling


GB Remodeling Workbook 
(pdf/.23mb/64pp)

Green Home Remodeling Tips 
(pdf/40kb/2pp)

Landscaping


Landscape Revitalization Workbook   
(pdf/1.3mb/44pp)

Resources

General Plan/Build   Solar

2007 Green Building EXPO Directory (pdf/482kb/6pp) 

2006 Green Building EXPO Directory
(pdf/4.5mb/22pp)

2005 Green Building EXPO Directory 
(pdf/1.4mb/16pp)

Green Building Papers

Green Building Reference Book List (pdf/14kb/2pp)

Green Building Strategy Book

Green Design Principles

Green Home Remodeling Tips
(pdf/41kb/2pp)

USGBC Green Home Guide

Resource Links
(pdf/67kb/2pp)

Green Building and the International Codes 
(pdf/3mb/129pp)

Architectural and Engineering Design Guidelines
 
Codes, Ordinances and Regulatory Documents
 
Building Resource Center
AZ Solar Center

Solar HOA Ruling 

(pdf/150kb/2pp)

Solar Providers 
(pdf/31kb/1p)

Shade Overhang Dimensions
(pdf/40kb/1p)

Materials
 

Pourous Paving Alternatives  
(pdf/66kb/3pp)

Water
 

Graywater Guidelines

 
Water Conservation

Waste Management
 

Construction Waste Recycling 
(pdf/51kb/5pp)

 
Refuse and Recycling


Contacts

Mailing Address

City of Scottsdale
Green Building Program
7447 E Indian School Rd, Suite 125
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Phone: 480-312-7080

New Lecture Address 

Granite Reef Senior Center
1700 N Granite Reef Road
(NW corner of McDowell and Granite Reef, behind the convenience store)