Green Roofs Policies
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Report, Green Roof and Wall Policy in North America
This 2019 report from GreenRoofs.org outlines regulations, incentives, and best practices for encouraging green roofs in localities.
Chicago’s Sustainable Development Policy
Chicago’s Sustainable Development Policy requires that applicable development projects earn at least 100 points by implementing select sustainable strategies. Points can be earned in the following cat...
San Francisco’s Better Roofs Ordinance
San Francisco’s Better Roofs Ordinance requires new buildings to have 15% of the roof space as solar panels or 30% of the roof space as a Living (green) Roof. The ordinance applies to buildings that a...
Denver’s Green Building Ordinance
Denver’s Green Building Ordinance requires new buildings, new additions to buildings and existing buildings with a certificate of occupancy that are 25,000 sf to have a cool roof and comply with one o...
Washington DC’s Green Area Ratio Rule
Washington DC’s Green Area Ratio Rule requires all new buildings that require a Certificate of Occupancy must meet the appropriate Green Area Ratio (GAR) based on the zoning district. The GAR is the r...
NYC’s Green Roofs Policy
Local laws 92 and 94 of 2019 established NYC’s green roofs requires. New buildings and existing buildings undergoing major renovations in specific occupancy groups defined in the New York City Buildin...
Portland’s EcoRoof Requirements
Portland’s Ecoroof policy stipulates that new buildings with a net building area of 20,000 square feet or more must have an ecoroof that covers 100% of the building area (with exceptions). At least 50...
Fife WA’s Green Factor Policy
Fife’s Green Factor policy holds that in order to receive a project permit, new developments, redevelopments and construction sites must have a landscaping plan that achieves the green factor. Plans m...
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