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Workshop - Green County Initiative
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05/29/2007
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Board of County Commissioners
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3132
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Florida Green Buildling Coalition
A1A Forum for a Sustainable Future
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part of the educational experience. Ms. Olson discussed the energy and water conservation <br />resulting from Thermal Energy Storage, Xeriscaping, and from the new fuel -saving North <br />County Bus Compound. <br />Ms. Olson discussed the cost factors, possible State grants, and savings that could <br />result from building "green". She talked about recycling unwanted school system items <br />and about switching to environmentally friendly flooring in classrooms. In conclusion, <br />Ms. Olson emphasized the importance of involving and educating young people in "green" <br />living and building. <br />Himanshu Mehta, P.E., Environmental Engineer Indian River County, through a <br />PowerPoint presentation (on file), examined the Green Government Certification standards <br />as they relate to the Solid Waste Disposal and Utilities Departments. He mentioned that <br />the Excel Spreadsheet, supplied by the FGBC to governments who apply for Certification, <br />was an excellent management tool. Mr. Mehta touched upon the point system used by the <br />FGBC to qualify governments, noting that some existing practices already qualify. He <br />detailed the seven categories that the Solid Waste Disposal District and the Department of <br />Utility Services would need to address for Certification. <br />Mr. Mehta spoke about the various levels, and benefits of attaining Green <br />Certification. In conclusion, Mr. Mehta recommended the creation of a community <br />sustainable website to communicate and document the Green Certification process. <br />6. CLOSING, COMMISSIONER O'BRYAN <br />Commissioner O'Bryan invited questions and comments from the audience. <br />May 29, 2007 9 <br />Green County Initiative Workshop <br />
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