All municipal construction projects at City-owned facilities and City leaseholds must Green Building Project Complies prepare a construction and demolition debris management plan that demonstrates Requirements for Not Applicable City Buildings: how a minimum of 75 percent of the material will be diverted from the landfill. The (San Francisco plan must be approved prior to commencement of the project. Monthly project Project Does Not Environment Code, summaries as well as a final report are required. (Refer to SF Environment Code, Comply chapter 7, ) for contractor requirements and for transporter and facility requirements) Requires all City departments to have adequate, accessible, and convenient Green Building Project Complies recycling, composting and trash areas (interior and exterior) integrated into the Requirements for Not Applicable City Buildings: design within City-owned facilities and leaseholds. Departments must provide Recycling (San sufficient space to allow the collection, storage, and loading of 100 percent of the Project Does Not Francisco facilities recyclable, compostable, and trash materials. Recycling and composting Comply Environment Code, must be equally convenient as trash. chapter 7, ) Requires mixed construction and demolition debris material in San Francisco to be Construction and Project Complies hauled by a registered transporter to a registered facility where the material will be Demolition Debris Not Applicable Recovery processed for recovery from landfill. Construction and demolition material can also Ordinance. (San be source separated at the job site for reuse or recycling. Any full demolition must Project Does Not Francisco submit a demolition debris recovery plan to the Department of the Environment for Comply Environment Code approval before the Department of Building Inspection will issue a permit. chapter 14, ) This ordinance establishes a goal for each City department to (i) maximize Resource Project Complies purchases of recycled products and (ii) divert from disposal as much solid waste as Conservation Not Applicable Ordinance (San possible and appoint at least one person responsible for compliance with the Francisco chapter. Each City department shall prepare a waste assessment annually. The Project Does Not Environment Code, ordinance requires janitorial contracts to consolidate recyclable materials for pick Comply chapter 5, & up. Lastly, the ordinance requires departments to specify the purchase of 30 Executive Directive percent post-consumer recycled content for all paper products except copier and 08-02) bond paper. This ordinance requires non-PVC plastics to be specified in city purchasing and Resource Project Complies construction projects. Conservation Not Applicable Ordinance (San Francisco Project Does Not Environment Code, Comply chapter 5, )
Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 7, ) All municipal construction projects at City-owned facilities and City leaseholds must prepare a construction and demolition debris management plan that demonstrates how a minimum of 75 percent of the material will be diverted from the landfill. The plan must be approved prior to commencement of the project. Monthly project summaries as well as a final report are required. (Refer to SF Environment Code, for contractor requirements and for transporter and facility requirements) Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: Recycling (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 7, ) Requires all City departments to have adequate, accessible, and convenient recycling, composting and trash areas (interior and exterior) integrated into the design within City-owned facilities and leaseholds. Departments must provide sufficient space to allow the collection, storage, and loading of 100 percent of the facilities recyclable, compostable, and trash materials. Recycling and composting must be equally convenient as trash. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Construction and Demolition Debris Recovery Ordinance. (San Francisco Environment Code chapter 14, ) Requires mixed construction and demolition debris material in San Francisco to be hauled by a registered transporter to a registered facility where the material will be processed for recovery from landfill. Construction and demolition material can also be source separated at the job site for reuse or recycling. Any full demolition must submit a demolition debris recovery plan to the Department of the Environment for approval before the Department of Building Inspection will issue a permit. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Resource Conservation Ordinance (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 5, & Executive Directive 08-02) This ordinance establishes a goal for each City department to (i) maximize purchases of recycled products and (ii) divert from disposal as much solid waste as possible and appoint at least one person responsible for compliance with the chapter. Each City department shall prepare a waste assessment annually. The ordinance requires janitorial contracts to consolidate recyclable materials for pick up. Lastly, the ordinance requires departments to specify the purchase of 30 percent post-consumer recycled content for all paper products except copier and bond paper. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Resource Conservation Ordinance (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 5, ) This ordinance requires non-PVC plastics to be specified in city purchasing and construction projects. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply