Green Building Law Update
MARCH 17, 2015
Baltimore City adopted the International Green Construction Code 2012 as an overlay to the City’s building, fire and related codes effective April 1, 2015. By Jacqueline Lusk and Stuart Kaplow. ” Read on. one or two family dwellings, etc.). This delay in effective date is a big deal.
Green Building Law Update
MAY 29, 2016
All building permit applications, including for alterations to the city’s iconic Muscle Beach, will now be subject to these local amendments, which include: All new one and two family dwellings are required to install a solar electric photovoltaic system with a minimum total wattage 1.5 times the square footage of the building footprint.
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Green Building Law Update
MAY 29, 2016
All building permit applications, including for alterations to the city’s iconic Muscle Beach, will now be subject to these local amendments, which include: All new one and two family dwellings are required to install a solar electric photovoltaic system with a minimum total wattage 1.5 times the square footage of the building footprint.
Green Building Law Update
APRIL 25, 2021
million in the State budget for tree plantings on public and private land. The bill applies prospectively to new construction for which a building permit is issued on or after October 1, 2021. Wetlands Permits and Licenses. Among other things, in updating the regulations, MDE must conduct specified public outreach.
Buisness Facilities Contributed Content
MARCH 21, 2014
The capital credit is used only after all other deductions, losses or credits permitted under Titles 40 and 41 of the Code of Alabama 1975. The business must obtain a direct-pay sales and use tax permit from the State of Arkansas. This credit cannot be carried forward or back, and cannot be used to generate a refund to the taxpayer.
Green Building Law Update
OCTOBER 23, 2016
The State of Maryland which approved the IgCC for use on Maryland capital budget funded projects (that includes Montgomery County public schools) reduced that percentage to 30% and Baltimore City addressed the flaw by permitting the use of “porous asphalt pavement” in addition to pervious concrete.
Green Building Law Update
DECEMBER 6, 2015
The State of Maryland which approved the IgCC for use on Maryland capital budget funded projects (that includes Montgomery County public schools) reduced that percentage to 30% and Baltimore City addressed the flaw by permitting the use of “porous asphalt pavement” in addition to pervious concrete. buildings, anywhere.
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