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Cob: Fw: green building/codes surveyElke Cole elke at cobworks.comTue Aug 7 09:37:08 PDT 2001
----- Original Message ----- From: Loretta Ishida <loretta at dcat.net> To: <elkec at island.net> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 1:30 PM Subject: green building/codes survey > YOU ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE > > (please excuse any cross-postings) > > The Development Center for Appropriate Technology (DCAT), together > with several other organizations, have developed a survey designed to > identify specific areas in building regulations that pose challenges > to best sustainable building practices. > > The purpose of this survey is to collect information on the > experiences of both building code users and code officials in > relation to more environmentally responsible building (often called > green building) and the use of alternative designs, materials, and > methods of construction related to efforts to make buildings more > sustainable. > > The information gathered will then be compiled, analyzed, and serve > as the basis for developing a prioritized set of strategies to > constructively address the challenges and problems identified, as > well as to learn from strategies and solutions that have been > identified. > > There are two versions of the internet-based survey, one for code > officials and the other for code users. Both can be accessed through > the DCAT website: <http://www.dcat.net>. The results, analysis, and > conclusions will be published in the January 2002 issue of Building > Standards (the publication of the International Conference of > Building Officials), a few national publications, and through the > DCAT website. > > Anyone with experience with green building projects is encouraged to > complete the survey, including code officials such as building > officials, plans examiners, inspectors, fire officials, planning > officials, code consultants, model code organization staff, and code > users, such as builders, architects, engineers, designers, > consultants, landscape architects, materials manufacturers or > suppliers, building owners, owner-builders and others who have sought > code-approval for green building projects. People working outside of > the U.S. are also invited to participate, though some questions may > not apply to their experience (if so, please leave those questions > blank or indicate "not applicable"). > > The survey will be available on-line from July 1-August 31, 2001. A > print version is available upon request. > > Please contact DCAT if you would like to help promote participation > in this survey through your website, newsletter, or other media. > > Please feel free to distribute this message with others with > experience in green building. > -- > > Loretta Ishida > Development Center for Appropriate Technology > PO Box 27513 > Tucson, AZ 85726-7513 > (520) 624-6628 > Fax (520) 798-3701 > > Please note: www.azstarnet.com/~dcat is discontinued. Please visit > www.dcat.net. >
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