REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Overview and Update: USGBC LEED ®   Regionalization Efforts DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland presented by: Todd D. Holloway ,  RLA, PWS
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Task Force Mission: (1)  Identify local/regional sustainability issues and determine what  LEED ®  rating credits for a project should receive up to four (4)  extra points in order to address those issues. They must be  defined as  Environmental Zones   (EZ’s)  and identified by zip  codes. (2)  Provide a map and zip code list for each  EZ  to USGBC  National within ten (10) weeks. (3) Keep to the principals of  Dynamic Governance .   The final National Regionalization Product will be presented at GreenBuild ® -2008 in Boston this November. DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Dynamic Governance Priorities : Protect Water Resources  (rank 10) Encourage Brownfield Development  (rank 10) Encourage Mass Transit  (rank 10) Promote Building Re-Use  (rank 10) Renewable Energy  (rank 8.5) Limit Sprawl  (rank 8) Protect Native Landscapes  (rank 8) Improve Air Quality  (rank 8) Environmental Zones :   (urban, suburban, rural/agriculture, forest and wind harvest) DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 USGBC Environmental Zones Mapping GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Composite Environmental Zones-State of Michigan Source:  Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Dynamic Governance  Priorities: Protect Water Resources  (rank 10) Encourage Brownfield  Development   (rank 10) Encourage Mass Transit  (rank 10) Promote Building Re-Use  (rank 10) Renewable Energy  (rank 8.5) Limit Sprawl  (rank 8) Protect Native Landscapes  (rank 8) Improve Air Quality  (rank 8)
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 DRC Area-Environmental Zones-  GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force SE Michigan Environmental Zones Source:  Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Heartland
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Collaboration Efforts (1)  West Michigan Chapter  (WMI):  coordination and collaboration  on definitions of EZs, point objectives, zip code list and GIS data set  for all of Michigan . (2)  Wisconsin Green Building Alliance  (WGBA):  coordination on final  EZ mapping products, zip code list and GIS data set for all of  Wisconsin . (3) Heartland Regional Chapters  (HLR):   coordination on composite  zip code list for all 14 Heartland Chapters and developed a  composite HLR GIS map set. (4)  The Heartland Regionalization Composite GIS Maps :  will be the  subject of ongoing coordination among the 14 chapters to enhance  their accuracy, intuitive function and use in future research.  This  interactive map data base is a   web-based application   hosted by  CEC free of charge. DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Heartland Regional Mapping- GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Draft of Composite Heartland Environmental Zones Source:  Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. WISCONSIN NEBRASKA MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSOURI OHIO NORTH   DAKOTA IOWA SOUTH   DAKOTA INDIANA ILLINOIS KANSAS
REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 Interactive Web Maps and Beyond DRC-Regionalization Task Force Environmental Zones and Zip Code Densities Source:  Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Heartland Google Earth Pro-Licensed to CEC, Inc .
Heartland  Regionalization  Task Force Interactive Mapping System IMS website http://gis2.cecinc.com/IMF/imf.jsp?site=USGBC
DRC-RTF Team Toni Gasperoni   Todd Holloway ,  RLA, PWS   Julie Lyons-Bricker ,  LEED AP Paulette Alioa ,  LEED AP   Vicki Harding ,  esq.   Dawn Oree ,  Harrell Scarcello,  LEED AP Carrie Black,  Charlie Poat ,  AIA, LEED AP ,  Calvin Creech ,  PE, LEED AP Special thanks to Sheri Brezinka of the Heartland Region, Heather Dekorte (WMI), Sam Pobst (WMI) and Korrine Haeffel (WGBA) REGIONALIZATION CREDITS  LEED ®  v.  3  2009 DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Team NC Calvin Creech Todd Holloway Team CI                              Vicki Harding                       Harrell Scarcello Dawn Oree Paulette Aloia Toni Gasperoni Marci Beagle Mark Ouellet  Amanda Frahm   Team EB Cary Black Paulette Aloia Charlie Poat

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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Overview and Update: USGBC LEED ® Regionalization Efforts DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland presented by: Todd D. Holloway , RLA, PWS
  • 2.
    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Task Force Mission: (1) Identify local/regional sustainability issues and determine what LEED ® rating credits for a project should receive up to four (4) extra points in order to address those issues. They must be defined as Environmental Zones (EZ’s) and identified by zip codes. (2) Provide a map and zip code list for each EZ to USGBC National within ten (10) weeks. (3) Keep to the principals of Dynamic Governance . The final National Regionalization Product will be presented at GreenBuild ® -2008 in Boston this November. DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Dynamic Governance Priorities : Protect Water Resources (rank 10) Encourage Brownfield Development (rank 10) Encourage Mass Transit (rank 10) Promote Building Re-Use (rank 10) Renewable Energy (rank 8.5) Limit Sprawl (rank 8) Protect Native Landscapes (rank 8) Improve Air Quality (rank 8) Environmental Zones : (urban, suburban, rural/agriculture, forest and wind harvest) DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 USGBC Environmental Zones Mapping GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Composite Environmental Zones-State of Michigan Source: Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Dynamic Governance Priorities: Protect Water Resources (rank 10) Encourage Brownfield Development (rank 10) Encourage Mass Transit (rank 10) Promote Building Re-Use (rank 10) Renewable Energy (rank 8.5) Limit Sprawl (rank 8) Protect Native Landscapes (rank 8) Improve Air Quality (rank 8)
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 DRC Area-Environmental Zones- GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force SE Michigan Environmental Zones Source: Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Heartland
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Collaboration Efforts (1) West Michigan Chapter (WMI): coordination and collaboration on definitions of EZs, point objectives, zip code list and GIS data set for all of Michigan . (2) Wisconsin Green Building Alliance (WGBA): coordination on final EZ mapping products, zip code list and GIS data set for all of Wisconsin . (3) Heartland Regional Chapters (HLR): coordination on composite zip code list for all 14 Heartland Chapters and developed a composite HLR GIS map set. (4) The Heartland Regionalization Composite GIS Maps : will be the subject of ongoing coordination among the 14 chapters to enhance their accuracy, intuitive function and use in future research. This interactive map data base is a web-based application hosted by CEC free of charge. DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Heartland Regional Mapping- GIS Data Base DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Draft of Composite Heartland Environmental Zones Source: Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. WISCONSIN NEBRASKA MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSOURI OHIO NORTH DAKOTA IOWA SOUTH DAKOTA INDIANA ILLINOIS KANSAS
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    REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 Interactive Web Maps and Beyond DRC-Regionalization Task Force Environmental Zones and Zip Code Densities Source: Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Heartland Google Earth Pro-Licensed to CEC, Inc .
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    Heartland Regionalization Task Force Interactive Mapping System IMS website http://gis2.cecinc.com/IMF/imf.jsp?site=USGBC
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    DRC-RTF Team ToniGasperoni Todd Holloway , RLA, PWS Julie Lyons-Bricker , LEED AP Paulette Alioa , LEED AP Vicki Harding , esq. Dawn Oree , Harrell Scarcello, LEED AP Carrie Black, Charlie Poat , AIA, LEED AP , Calvin Creech , PE, LEED AP Special thanks to Sheri Brezinka of the Heartland Region, Heather Dekorte (WMI), Sam Pobst (WMI) and Korrine Haeffel (WGBA) REGIONALIZATION CREDITS LEED ® v. 3 2009 DRC-Regionalization Task Force Heartland Team NC Calvin Creech Todd Holloway Team CI                             Vicki Harding                       Harrell Scarcello Dawn Oree Paulette Aloia Toni Gasperoni Marci Beagle Mark Ouellet Amanda Frahm Team EB Cary Black Paulette Aloia Charlie Poat