Montgomery County Considers Strict Green Building Standards
The Daily Record (Baltimore) › November 13, 2006
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The Daily Record (Baltimore) › November 13, 2006
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Montgomery County Council President George Leventhal wants to cap his stint as president with a sweeping green building provision stiffer than most seen in local jurisdictions around the country.
Following a hearing held last week, action could be taken before December on legislation to require public and private buildings larger than 10,000 square feet to comply with stringent green building standards to protect the environment.See the full content of this document
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Montgomery County Considers Strict Green Building Standards
While many in the building industry believe the market is moving toward green building as a standard, some are concerned about how the bill will be enforced, and even some...
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