Introduce law requiring green building standards for new construction and renovations
In Plain English
Richmond currently has no green building requirements for construction projects. The proposed law would set environmental standards for new commercial and residential buildings plus major renovations. If approved, developers must meet energy efficiency and sustainability requirements when building in Richmond.
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