Chapter 5 Review - Green Technology€¦ · CBC, CRC, CEC, CMC, CPC, CFC, and Energy Reference...

CALGREEN WORKSHOP NOTES December - 2010

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In collaboration with

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Presenter

Chapter 5 Review

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Charles “Russ” RussellVice PresidentVCA Code Group

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Today’s Agenda

CALGreen – What is it?

A review of key sections Code process Non-Residential Commissioning

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C g Tiers Process

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California Code of Regulations

TITLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

TITLE 2. ADMINISTRATION

TITLE 3. FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

TITLE 4. BUSINESS REGULATIONS

TITLE 5. EDUCATION

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TITLE 24. BUILDING STANDARDS CODE

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Title 24: 2010 California Building Standards Code (effective January 1, 2011)

Part 1 – California Administrative Code

Part 2 – California Building Code

Part 2.5 – California Residential Code

Part 3 – California Electrical Code

Part 4 – California Mechanical Code

Part 5 – California Plumbing Code

Part 6 – California Energy Code

Part 7 – Vacant

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Part 8 – California Historical Building Code

Part 9 – California Fire Code

Part 10 – California Existing Building Code

Part 11 – California Green Building Standards CodePart 12 – California Referenced Standards Code

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California Green Building Standards Code

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Overview

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Chapter 1 - Administration

Chapter 2 - Definitions

Chapter 3 - Green Building

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Chapter 4 - Residential Mandatory Measures

Chapter 5 - Nonresidential Mandatory Measures

Chapter 6 - Reference Organizations and Standards

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Chapter 7 - Installer and Special Inspector Qualifications

Chapter 8 - Compliance Forms and Worksheets

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Appendix A4 – Residential

Tiers and Electives & Checklists

Chapter A5 – Non-Residential

Tiers and Electives & Checklists

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California Green Building Standards

Effective: January 1, 2011Applicable: New construction only

Chapter 1 Administration

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California Green Building Standards

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Chapter 1 - AdministrationSection 101 1 Title CALGreen CodeSection 101.1 Title-CALGreen Code

Section 101.2 Purpose

Reduce negative impact

Positive environmental impact

Encourage sustainable construction practices

Reduce energy usage

Reduce water consumption

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Section 101.3 State regulated building

HCD ( “R” occupancies, 3 stories or less)

BCS (“A”, “B”, “M”, “S” occupancies)

DSA (Schools)

HOSHPD (Hospitals)

Adoption Matrix

Multiple Tier checklist based on agency

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Multiple Tier checklist based on agency

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How did BSC adopt green building standards for privately owned non-residential buildings?

• Health and Safety Code sec 18930.5

• Provides authority to BSC

• Other State agencies do not have specific authority

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• BSC exercised is authority

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Section 101.4 Appendices

Voluntary measures, additional options

Mandatory only if adopted by the jurisdiction

Tiers, voluntary unless adopted by local jurisdiction

Section 101.5 Referenced codes and standards

CBC CRC CEC CMC CPC CFC and Energy

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CBC, CRC, CEC, CMC, CPC, CFC, and Energy

Reference standards

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Chapter 1, continued

Section 101.6 Order of precedence and use

Building standards shall govern

Local amendment over building code

Section 101.7 Local amendments based on findings

BSC, Climate – Topography – Geology – Environmental

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Energy code amendment must be submitted CEC

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Section 101.8 Alternate Materials and Methods

Approved by the Building Official

Case by Case

Complies with the intent of the code

Equivalent with the prescribed

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Performance

Safety

Protection of life and health

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Section 102 Construction Documents & Installation Verification

Submittal documents – city policy

Sample compliance forms in Chapter 8

Worksheets for plan check

Field verification forms

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Verification by city, architect of record, or third party

Cities may, or may not develop there own documents

Documentation of conformance

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Section 103 - 106 State Agency Authorities

Sec 103, BSC

State building ( all occupancies)

Building constructed by the Trustees of the California State University

Regents of the University of California

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Regents of the University of California

All occupancies where no state agency has the authority to adopt building standards applicable to such buildings

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Sec 104, HCD

Hotels, motels lodging houses

Apartment houses

Dwellings, dormitories, condominiums

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Shelter for the homeless

Employee housing, factory built housing

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Sec 105, DSA

Public elementary

Secondary schools

Community colleges

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Sec 106, OSHPD

OSHPD 1, general acute care hospitals

OSNPD 2, skill nursing facilities

OSHPD 4, Correction treatment centers

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Chapter 2 – Definitions

If used in more than one location in the code a defined term will be located in Chapter 2.

If only used in one chapter the defined term will be located in the definition section at the beginning of that chapter.

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Chapter 2 – Definitions

Low Rise Residential Building - a building that is of Occupancy Group “R” and is three stories or less, or that

is one- or two-family dwelling or townhouse

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is one or two family dwelling or townhouse.

Note: check with local jurisdiction for amendment


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Chapter 3

Code Adoption Matrix

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Newly constructed buildings

Mixed Occupancy Buildings - comply with appropriate requirements for each separate occupancy type

Phased Projects

Initial occupant

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Tier 1 and Tier 2

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Live/work unit

Defined in the CBC

Permitted in CRC, “R” occupancy

Subterranean parking, Chap 5

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Application of CALGreen


Sec 304.1.1 Tier compliance

Practical difficulties

Threshold levels of the tier

Grant modification

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Individual cases


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Questions

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Chapter 5

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Chapter 5

Non Residential Mandatory Measures

Five Divisions

Division 5.1 - Planning and Design

Division 5.2 - Energy Efficiency

Division 5.3 - Water Efficiency and Conservation

Non-Residential Mandatory Measures

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Division 5.4 - Material Conservation and Resource Efficiency

Division 5.5 - Environmental Quality

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Non Residential Mandatory MeasuresNon-Residential Mandatory Measures

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Ch t 5Chapter 5:

Planning and Design

Division 1

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Planning Department

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Building Department

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5 102 1 - Definitions

Chapter 5

Division 5.1 – Planning and Design

5.102.1 Definitions

Cutoff luminaires

2.5% at 90 degrees

10% at 80 degrees

Low-emitting and fuel efficient vehicles

Original equipment only

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Original equipment only

Defined in H & S code

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5 102 - Storm water soil-loss prevention plan

Chapter 5


5.102 Storm water soil loss prevention plan

State Storm water NPDES Construction Permit 99-08-DWQ

Local Ordinance

No State permit is required

BMP’s approved by local agency

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5 102 - Storm water pollution prevention plan

Chapter 5


5.102 Storm water pollution prevention plan

To prevent the discharge of surface water pollutants

Plan must be site specific

Submitted with construction docs or separately

Comply with the most restrictive

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Basic guide for SWPPP

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Erosion and sediment controls BMP’SErosion and sediment controls BMP’S•Preservation of natural features•Drainage swales•Protection of storm drain inlets•Sediment traps•Wind erosion

Housekeeping BMP’S•Material handling and waste management

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Material handling and waste management•Stockpile material management•Management of washout areas•Spill prevention and control


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CA. CalTrans Guide

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Caltrans guide For

Plan Review

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Site Plan

Reference

Sheet

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5.106.4 Bicycle parking and changing room

Comply with sections:

5.106.4.1 Short term bicycle parking

5.106.4.2 Long term bicycle parking

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Reason for: To promote the use of bicycles

No current State law

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5.106.4 – Bicycle parking and changing rooms

Chapter 5

Anticipated by planning

Short-term bicycle parking – 5% of visitor parking capacity

Within 200 feet of entrance

Minimum of 2 bike parking racks

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Minimum of 2 bike parking racks

Example: 42 X .05 = 2.1 round up to 3

Plan check, submit calculation table

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Min. 10 occupants

Long-term bicycle parking – 5% of total parking capacity

Minimum of 1 bike parking rake

Acceptable parking facilities may include:

Lockable enclosure

Rooms

Lockers

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216 parking spaces X .05 = 10.8

Provide 11 spaces

If providing lockers consider 2 bikes per locker

Plan check submittal

Calcs.

Location

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Site Plan

Reference

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Questions

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Chapter 5

5.106.5.2 – 5.106.5.2.1Designated parking

Low-emitting, fuel efficient, and Carpool

Stall marking for 8% of total parking capacity

Vehicles defined in

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Vehicles defined in Section 5.102

No preferential location

Letter 8 inches tall (guide)

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5.106.5.2 – 5.106.5.2.1Designated parking for clean air vehiclesDesignated parking for clean air vehicles

Intent to promote clean air vehicles

ZEV – NZEV- NEV – CNG

No current law

Plan check make note on plans

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Site Plan

Reference

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5.106.8 - Light pollution reduction

Chapter 5

Reference the California Energy Code lighting standards

Applies to exterior and interior light

Zero direct beam illumination leaves the building site

Photo metric for compliance

Review the exceptions:

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Parking structures

Emergency lighting

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Review CEC sec 132 (b)

Weighted approach

Understand cut off lumens

Review options for compliance

Screen walls

Shading features

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Use of fixtures shields

Task lighting

Blinds

Automatic controls dusk to dawn

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Meet or exceed exterior light levels:

Shield exterior light luminaires per CEC 132

Contain interior lighting at each source

Not more that 0.1 Hor. Lumen foot candles to

escape 15 feet beyond site boundary

Control exterior lights from dusk to dawn

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Control exterior lights from dusk to dawn

or lower light levels during inactive period

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5.106.10 – Grading and Paving

Chapter 5

5.106.10 Grading and Paving

Approved site plan for grading and drainage

Manage all surface water

Prevent surface water from entering the building

Plans need to show all processes

Critical for slope sites

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Paving requirements

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Method of surface water management

Swales

Water collection and dispersal systems

French drains

Water retention

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Other methods approved by the jurisdiction

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Enforcement/plan intake

Site specific grading plan

Slopes away from building

Adequate measures to manage surface water

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Water Containment Measures

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Energy Efficiency

Division 5.2

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Division 5.2 – Energy Efficiency

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Mandatory measures are regulated by the California Energy Commission

Mandatory provisions are found in Part 6 of Title 24

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Recommend a 15% energy reduction

Local amendment with energy reduction filed with CEC

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Plan check, review for compliance with minimum mandatory requirements

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Questions

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Water Efficiency and Conservation

Division 5.3

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Division 5.3 – Water efficiency and conservation

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Division 5.3 – Water efficiency and conservation

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Definitions

Gray-water-water that does not come into contact with toilet waste

Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance (MLO), CA ordinance for design, installation, and maintenance for landscape areas greater than 2500 sq. ft.

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Sub-meter-other than the main meter, design dedication

Water Budget-estimating water use for landscaping per MLO

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Division 5.303.1 – Meters

Chapter 5

Indoor Water Use

5.303.1 - Separate water meters

Buildings in excess of 50,000 square feet where tenants use more than 100 gallons per day

Laundry, restaurant, barber shop, dental office

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Excess consumption more than 1,000 gallons per day

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Indoor Water Use

5.303.1 - Intent for separate water meters

• Owners aware of daily use

• Tenants aware of daily use

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• Encourage self reduction of potable water use

• Owner billing of tenants based on actual use

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Multi meter manifold

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How to comply: Site utility plan

• Plan check review

• Submit manifold design

• Specify meter sizes

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• Review calcs.

• Field verification

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Questions

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Division 5.303.2 – Twenty percent savings

Chapter 5

Indoor Water Use

5.303.2 - 20% Savings required in potable water use

Governor proclamation 2009 making 20 percent water use reduction a statewide goal

AB 715 modified the Health and Safety Code to allow only

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AB 715 modified the Health and Safety Code to allow only high efficiency toilets and urinals to be sold or installed after January 1, 2014

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Indoor Water Use

5.303.2 - 20% Savings required in potable water use

Effective January 1, 2010

• Prescriptive, reference Table 5.303.2.3

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• Performance, reference Table 5.303.2.2

• WS-4 Fixture flow rates

• WS-1 Baseline water use

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Prescriptive method

• Prescriptive, reference Table 5.303.2.3

• Plan check, submit prescriptive docs

• Itemize fixtures to be installed

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• Declare method to verify compliance

• Compliance verified by

• City – installer – third party

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Prescriptivemeasures

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Self certificationfield installation form

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Self certification field installation form

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Indoor Water Use

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Indoor Water Use

5.303.2 - Performance compliance methods

1 Except for low-rise residential occupancies, the daily use number shall be increased to three if urinals are not installed in the room.

2 The Flow-rate is from the CEC Appliance Efficiency Standards, Title 20 California Code of Regulations; where a conflict occurs,

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3 For low-rise residential occupancies, the number of occupants shall be based on two persons for the first bedroom, plus one additional person for each additional bedroom.

4 For non-residential occupancies, refer to Table A, Chapter 4, 2010 California Plumbing Code, for occupant load factors.


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Minimum Plumbing Fixtures

Building size……………………5000 sq. ft.

Table “A” occ load factor ………200 (“B” Occupancy)

Occupant load……………………25

Men-13 Women-13

Table 4-1 minimum plumbing fixtures

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Table 4 1 minimum plumbing fixtures

(M) 1-WC, 1-Urnial, 1-Lavi

(W) 3-WC, 1-Lavi


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Urinals………..1x1x1x2x13= 26 gal/day

Lavi’s………….2x2.2x.25x3x25= 82.5 gal/day

(M) WC……….1x1.6.x1x13= 33.8 gal/day

(W) WC……….3x1.6x1x3x13= 187.2 gal/day

Baseline water use= 329.5 gal/day

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Baseline water use 329.5 gal/day

20% Reduction= 263.6 gal/day


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Indoor Water Use

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Indoor Water Use

5.303.2 - Performance compliance methods

Ref. CPC Table 4-1

(M) 1-WC, 1-Ur

(W) 3-WC

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2-Lavi

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Indoor Water Use

5.303.2 - 20% Savings of potable water

Performance or prescriptive standards, using tables 5.303.2.2 or 5.303.2.3

Multiple showerheads serving one shower

Wastewater reduction of 20%

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Wastewater reduction of 20%

Standards for plumbing fixtures and fittings

Standards referenced in Table 5.503.6

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Waste water reduction

5.303.2.1- Multiple showerheads-one shower

Comply with 20% reduction

Combined flow shall not exceed the 20% reduction

Performance method

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2.5gpm @ 80psi

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Indoor Water Use

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Waste water reduction

5.303.2- 20% waste water reduction

Comply with water conserving fixtures

Utilizing non potable water systems

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Use waterless urinals

Irrigate with graywater

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Division 5.303.4 – Wastewater reduction

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How to comply:

Each building shall reduce wastewater by 20% by one of the following methods:

• Install water conserving fixtures

• Utilizing nonpotable water system

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• Capture rainwater

• Graywater

• Municipally treated wastewater

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Division 5.303.4 – Wastewater reduction

Chapter 5

Enforcement:

• Plan intake

• State on plans method of compliance

• Prescriptive or performance

• Alternate method

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• Alternate method

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Division 5.303.6 – Plumbing fixtures and fittings

Chapter 5

Specifications for fixtures

To establish criteria and plan intake

US EPA Water Sense labels & ASME

Reference standards in Table 5.303.6

Plan check documents shall reflect intended use

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Plan check documents shall reflect intended use

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Questions

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Intermission

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Intermission

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Division 5.3 - Water efficiency and conservation

5.304.1 – Water budget

Water budget developed per local MLO

No local ord. conforms to State MLO

www.owue.water.ca.gov/landscape

Reduce outdoor potable water use

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5.304.1 – Water budget

Compliance method:

Check with local jurisdiction for

MLO adoption

• Create water budget

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• Submit on plan intake

• SWRB for water budget spreadsheet

• Example in guide

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5.304.2 - Outdoor Water Use

Separate meter for outdoor potable water use for landscape areas between 1,000 & 5,000 square feet

Separate or sub-meters for indoor and out door use

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Allows consumer to self monitor for leaks

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5.304.2 - Outdoor Water Use

AB1881 separate water meters

By water purveyor

Landscape over 5000sq.ft

Local ord. may be more restrictive

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5.304.3 – Irrigation design

1000 & 2500 sq. ft. landscape area

Install irrigation controllers

Installed at time of final inspection

Irrigation controller types

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Soil moisture

Rain

www.irrigation.org

Plan instake

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Questions

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Material Conservation & Resource Efficiency

Division 5.4

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Division 5.4 – Material conservation and resource efficiency

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5 407 1 W th t ti

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5.407.1 Weather protection

Weather protection for exterior wall and foundation

Comply with CBC, Chapter 14, Exterior Wall Coverings

Compl ith CEC 150

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Comply with CEC 150

Plan review for compliance with CBC

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5 407 1 W th t ti

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5.407.1 Weather protection

•Compliance methods:

•Attention to openings

•Change in materials

•Architectural details

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•Architectural details

•Mfg installation instructions

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5.407.2 Moisture control

Employ moisture control measures

5.407.2.1 Sprinklers

Irrigation design to prevent sprinklers spraying building

5.407.2.2 Entries and openings

Prevent water intrusion

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Entry design

Wind driven

Foot traffic

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5 407 2 M i t t l

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5.407.2 Moisture control

Employ moisture control measures

5.407.2.1 Sprinklers

Review landscape design plans

5.407.2.2 Building entries

•Overhangs or canopies

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•Recessed door

•Double door

•Non-absorbent material

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5 408 1 C t ti W t Di i

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5.408.1- Construction Waste Diversion

Comply with State or local ordinance/more restrictive

State minimum is 50%

5.408.2 Construction waste management

Construction waste diversion – establish a waste

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management plan

Construction waste management plan (WMP)

Documentation (see sample forms in Chapter 8)

Exception for isolated jobsites

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5.408.2 Construction waste management plan

Establish a waste management plan

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5.408.3 - Construction Waste Reduction, Disposal and Recycling

Construction waste makes up 27% of waste stream

New construction waste reduction of at least 50%

AB 939

Local ord. more restrictive

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5.408.3 - Construction Waste Reduction, Disposal and Recycling

Construction waste reduction of at least 50%

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5.408.4 – Excavating soil and land clearing debris

100% reuse and recycle

Trees, stumps, rocks, other vegetation

Primary land clearing

Check local construction ordinance

Local markets for salvage

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Local markets for salvage

Phase projects, materials stored on site until completion

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5.410 – Building Maintenance and Operation

Chapter 5

Recycling by occupants – required by law since 1991

Accessible area

Entire building

Comply with Chapter 18 Part 3

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Comply with Chapter 18, Part 3

Div 30, Public Resource Code

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5.410 – Building Maintenance and Operation

Chapter 5

Compliance methods for recycling by occupants

Local ordinance exists

Comply with most restrictive

Show on plans

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5.402 Definitions

Commissioning-a systematic quality assurance process that spans the entire design and construction process, including verifying and documenting the building systems and components are planned, designed, installed, tested,

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National Study

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

10 years

643 buildings

26 states

100 illi ft

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National Study

Median commissioning costs: $1.16 per sq. ft. for new construction, 0.4% total construction costs.

13% Median energy savings

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Commissioning process

Quality assurance process

Begins at design

Continues to occupancy

Verifies owners goals and objectives

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Commissioning Benefits

Capital costs savings from “right-sizing” equipment.

Averts premature equipment failure.

Improves worker comfort.

Ensures building owners get what they paid for.

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Long-term maintenance or safety issues.

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Requirements

Buildings 10,000 sq. ft. or more

Design and construction process

Bldg sys & Components meet OPR

Performed by:

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Trained personnel

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Buildings 10,000 sq. ft. or more

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Owner’s or Owners Representative’s Project Requirements (OPR)

Basis of Design (BOD)

Commissioning plan

Functional performance testing

Documentation and training

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Systems manual

Systems operations training

Verification of compliance

Commissioning report

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Sec 5.410.2.1 Owner Project Requirements (OPR)

Phase expectations and requirements

Environmental & sustainable goals

Energy efficiency goals

Indoor environmental quality requirements

Project program, hours of operations & after hours operation

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operation

Equipment & systems expectation

O & M personnel and training

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Sec 5.410.2.2 Basis of Design (BOD)

Written explanation, design of bldg sys meet OPR

HVAC system and controls

Indoor lighting system and controls

Water heating systems

Renewable energy systems

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Landscape irrigation systems

Water reuse systems

And other identified systems

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Sec 5.410.2.3 Commissioning Plan

Document indicating commissioning process (format) General project information

Commissioning goals

Systems to be commissioned, plan to test systems

Explanation of the original design intent

Equip & system to be tested

Functions to be tested

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Functions to be tested

Condition used for test

Measurable criteria

Commissioning team information Commissioning process activities, schedules, & responsibilities

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Sec 5.410.2.4 Functional performance testing

Functional performance tests

Demonstrate correct installation & operation

Demonstrate correct components and system

Proper interface of systems per design

Test results shall include methods utilized, readings and adjustments

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Sec 5.410.2.5 Documentation and Training

Manuals for documents and training

Manuals developed for system operation

Manuals for training of identified staff

Safety training

Manufacturers specialized component training

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Sec 5.410.2.5.1 Systems manuals

Manuals for operational aspects given to owner

Site information/facility description

Site contact information

Basic operation and maintenance

Major systems

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Site equipment inventory

Copy of inspection verification documents

Other resources and documents

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Sec 5.410.2.5.2 Systems operations training

Maintenance staff training

For each piece of equipment and system

Commissioning report shall include

System equipment overview

Review & demonstration of servicing & P/M

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Review of information in the system manual

Review of the drawings, system, and components

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Sec 5.410.2.5.6 Commissioning Report

Commissioning report shall include

Activities through design

Construction process

Building final process

Post construction phase

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Commissioning procedure

Self certification by design professional when permitted

Commissioning by a third party

No financial interest (special inspector)

City policies and procedures for CALGreen

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City policies and procedures for CALGreen

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BSC Commissioning Task Force

Commissioning guide completed

Available on web site

33 page document

Guide lines for CALGreen requirements

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Guide lines for CALGreen requirements

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Enforcement, at their discretion

Building official confirms demonstrated compliance during onsite enforcement

Receipt of a copy of commissioning report

Receipt of a sign formed by the owner or

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State Provided

Document

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5.410.4 Testing and balancing

Buildings under 10,000 sq. ft.

Balancing of HVAC systems

Verification of Compliance

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5.410.4 Testing and balancing systems

• Testing and balancing procedural plan

• HVCA system and controls

• Indoor & outdoor lighting & controls

• Water heating systems

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• Renewable energy systems

• Landscape irrigation systems

• Water reuse systems

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5.410.4.5 Operation & Maintenance Manual

• Complete manual to Owner

• Balance & test of all systems

• System and component information

• System reports

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• Self certification documents by EOR for a particular system

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Visit VCA Web Site at

www.vcagreencode.com

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Commissioning solutions

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Questions

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Chapter 5

Environmental Quality

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Division 5.5

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Division 5.5 – Environmental Quality

Chapter 5

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5.502-Definitions

Composite wood products - does not include hardboard, structural plywood, structural panels, structural composite lumber, oriented strand board (OSB), glue laminated timber, prefabricated wood I

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joist, or finger-jointed lumber

Volatile organic compound - VOC

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5.503 - Fireplaces

Direct-vent sealed gas fireplaces

Sealed wood-burning fireplaces

Comply with CEC Chap 7, sec 150

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Woodstoves & pellet stoves comply with US EPA Phase II requirements

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Chapter 5

CEC Residential Building Envelope Requirements Sec 150

Factory-built or Masonry fireplaces

Closable metal or glass doors

Seal the firebox

Min. 6 inch sq. air intake

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Flue damper readily accessible

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Southern California Air Quality Management Board (AQMD)

• Rule 445

• Def. fireplace, any permanently installed masonry or factory-build device used for aesthetic or space heating

• Def. wood burning device, means any fireplace

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• No person shall install a permanently installed wood burning device into any new development

• Effective September 8, 2008

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5.504.3 – Covering of duct openings of mechanical equipment during construction

Covering of duct openings

Protection of mechanical equipment

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q pduring construction

Protection shall be maintained until start up

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5.404.4 - Finish material pollutant control

5.404.4.1 Adhesives, sealants, and caulks

Product shall meet VOC limits

•Comply with Tables 5.504.4.1 & 5.504.4.2

•SCAMD Rule 1168

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5.404.4.3 Paints and coatings

Comply with VOC limits

Table 5.504.4.3

Arch Coatings Suggested Control Measure

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Arch. Coatings Suggested Control Measure

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5.504.4.4 Carpet systems (carpet, cushion, adhesive)

Comply with one of the following agencies

Carpet & Rug Institute’s Green Label Program

Ca Dept of Public Health Standard #01350

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Ca. Dept. of Public Health Standard #01350

NSF/ANSI 140 at the Gold Level

Scientific Cert. Sys. Sustainable Choice

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5.404.4.4 Composite wood products

Hardwood plywood, particleboard, MDF

Comply with formaldehyde limits Table 5.504.4.5

Structural members exempt

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Product certification & specification

Chain of custody certs.

Other methods acceptable to local enforcement

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5.404.4Finish material pollutant control


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5.404.4.5.2 – Documentation

•Finish material pollutant

•Verification of compliance

•Product certification and specs.

•Chain of custody certs.

Other methods acceptable to local enforcing

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•Other methods acceptable to local enforcing agency

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5.404.5 - Resilient flooring systems

50% of install flooring shall comply

2009 CHPS (Collaborative for High Performance Schools) VOC emission limits

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Product MSDS docs or other certifications

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5.404.6.1 – Verification for Resilient flooring systems

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504.5.3 - Air filters at least MERV 8

Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV)

5.504.7 - Environmental tobacco smoke control – outdoor areas for smoking

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Signage required

Local ordinance may apply

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504.5.3 - Air filters at least MERV 8

Consideration in design

Install before building final

Plan check note

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504.7 Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control

1991 State law prevents smoking within 25 feet of building entrance

CAL Green addresses a designated smoking area

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Not within 25 feet of building entrance

Plan review must show signage and its location

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5.505.1 - Indoor Moisture Control

Reference Title 24, Part 2, CBC Section 1203 and Chapter 14

Attic and under-floor ventilation

Prevent mold and mildew

Pl i h ll id tif th i t

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Plan review shall identify these requirements

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5.506.1 – Outside air delivery

Comply with CEC section 121

Naturally or mechanically ventilated spaces


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5.506.2 – Carbon dioxide monitoring

System equipped with demand control ventilation

CO2 sensors & ventilation controls installed

Comply with CEC section 121©


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5 507 Environmental Comfort

Chapter 5


5.507 - Environmental Comfort

5.507.4 Acoustical control

Acoustical Control based on ASTM E90 and ASTM E413

Exterior noise transmission – depends on project location

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5.507.4.1 Exterior noise transmission

Building envelope wall & roof-ceiling assemblies, STC rating of 50

Exterior window rating of 30

In the following location

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5.507.4.1 Exterior noise transmission

• 1000L.F. of freeways

• 5 miles of airport with 10,000 commercial jets per year

P t li d d 65db’

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• Property line sound exceed 65db’s

• Exception, building with few or no occupants

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5.507.4.2 Interior sound

Wall & roof-ceiling assemblies

Separating tenant spaces

STC rating of 40

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. Insulation will noticeably improve the STC rating of an assembly.


5.507.4.2 Interior sound wall & roof-ceiling assemblies

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Catalog of STC and ICC Ratings for Wall and Floor/Ceiling Assemblies

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5.508 - Outdoor Air Quality

Ozone depletion and greenhouse gas reductions

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

Halons

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Questions

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Chapter 6

Referenced Organizations & Standards

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Standards

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Chapter 7Installer and Special Inspector QualificationsInstaller and Special Inspector Qualifications

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Chapter 7Installer and Special Inspector QualificationsInstaller and Special Inspector Qualifications

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702.1 - Installer Training

Chapter 7

Establishes minimum requirements for heating and air conditioning installers.

Apprenticeship program

Utility company program

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Mfg sponsored programs

Programs approved by the local agency

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702.1 - Installer Training

Chapter 7

Water heating, Renewable energy, etc

Certification or training as a systems installer through a program acceptable to the enforcing agency.

Work is performed under the direct supervision of a person with acceptable training.

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Chapter 7

Establishes minimum requirements for third party inspectors acting on behalf of the enforcing agency.

Similar to structural special inspections.

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Chapter 8

Compliance Forms and

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Worksheets

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Chapter 8Compliance Forms and WorksheetsCompliance Forms and Worksheets

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Chapter 8Compliance Forms and WorksheetsCompliance Forms and Worksheets

Sample forms for:

Water use

Waste management plan

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VOC compliance form

Formaldehyde compliance form

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DSA – Green Code for K-14 schools

The DSA used the Building Standards Commission’s (BSC) Green Code as a basis to determine what provisions would apply to public Code as a basis to determine what provisions would apply to public schools and community colleges

Additional vetting of proposals was done with the DSA Advisory Board’s Green Committee, CASH, and CHPS

For an overview of the mandatory and voluntary provisions, see the Application Checklist DSA-SS in Chapter A5 appendix

DSA-SS provisions do not have “tiers” for voluntary reach standards as shown in the BSC application checklist for commercial buildingsM d t d t l t t ti

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Mandatory measures do not apply to every new construction or modernization project; see the Administration Chapter 1, Section 105 for specifics

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DSAMandatory

Grading and Paving

Voluntary

• Sustainable Sites Minimum Energy Code

20% Indoor Water Savings

20% Wastewater Savings

Weather Protection

50% Construction Waste Reduction

Recycling areas

• Energy Efficiency

• Water Efficiency

• Materials & Resources

• Indoor Environmental Quality

• Grid neutral = production/consumption

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Recycling areas

Covering of duct openings during construction

Low VOC materials

Merv 8 Filters

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• 35%

• 75%

• 100%

DSA

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Nonresidential Voluntary Measures

Voluntary Tiers

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Voluntary Tiers

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Appendix A5

Voluntary Measures (5 sections)Voluntary Measures (5 sections)

Div A5.1 Planning & Design

Div A5.2 Energy Efficiency

Div A5.3 Water Efficiency & Conservation

Div A5.4 Material Conservation

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Appendix A5 Div 5.1

Planning & DesignPlanning & Design

Site selection, preservation, development, LID

Parking for: bicycles, clean air vehicles

Exterior wall shading

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Building orientation

Hardscape alternatives

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Appendix A5 Div 5.2 Energy Efficiency

Performance approach 15% & 30%Performance approach,15% & 30%

Prescriptive approach

Energy star, monitoring, direct digital control sys

Commissioning, performance testing, post construction documents, training

F t ti & t i d

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Fenestration & exterior doors

HVCA design & installation, appliances

Lighting, cut off luminaire,

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Appendix A5 Div 5.3 Water efficiency & conservation

Indoor water use 30% & 35%Indoor water use 30% & 35%

Appliance water factor (WF)

Water budget conforms to state MLO or local ordinance, more restrictive

Gray water irrigation system

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Appendix A5 Div 5.4

Material Conservation & Resource EffMaterial Conservation & Resource Eff.

Efficient framing techniques

Durability & reduced maintenance

Water resistance & moisture management

Construction waste management

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Life cycle assessment (software web location)

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Appendix A5 Div 5.5 Environmental Quality

Indoor air quality (IAQ)Indoor air quality (IAQ)

IAQ testing, test protocals

Resilient flooring Tier1-80%, Tier 2-90%

Air filter @ MERV 11

Additional VOC guidelines

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Additional indoor lighting requirements

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Nonresidential Voluntary Tiers

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Tier 1 Prerequisites, non-residential: examples

•Exceed CEC code by 15 percent

30 percent water savings

65 percent construction waste reduction

10 percent recycled materials (% of materials cost)

Cool roof meets Tier 1 SRI standard

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Designated parking – 10 percent of total spaces for fuel efficient vehicles

+ 5 electives

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Tier 2 Prerequisites, non-residential: examples

Exceed CEC code by 30 percent

35 percent water savings

80 percent construction waste reduction

15 percent recycled materials (% of materials cost)

Cool roof meets Tier 2 SRI standard

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Designated parking – 12 percent of total spaces for fuel efficient vehicles

+ 15 electives

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Tiers – Nonresidential Summary

Meet all mandatory requirements.

Meet Tier 1 or Tier 2 prerequisites.

Comply with additional elective measures as follows:

5 electives for Tier 1

15 electives for Tier 2

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Application Checklist

Mandatory provisions

Provisions required for compliance with tiers

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www.aiacc.org

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Building Standards Commission

www.bsc.ca.gov

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www.bsc.ca.gov

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California Department of Housing and Community Development

www.hcd.ca.gov

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More Resources

www.green-technology.org/calgreen-seminar

Password: Calgreen

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More Resources

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Complimentary CALGreen WhitepaperProvides:

•Information for Cities, Architects,and Developers

•Current State information•Valuable resources•Assist with implementation ideas•Helps design professionals to met

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•Helps design professionals to metcity requirements

Email: [email protected]


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