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City Council
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3/24/2003
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California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) 2 L3" 72 <br />CEQA Litigation - 7 <br />Are there any unresolved legal actions pending against the project regarding CEQA compliance? If so, provide the case name, <br />court number, ano a b net <br />No, not applicable. <br />— Energy Conservation <br />Describe what measures (include building design, solar orientation, materials, mechanical systems, natural ambient lighting, etc.) <br />are planned to reduce energy consumption and operating costs for the library. <br />As requested by the Community, promoted by City Staff, and designed by the LEED Accredited Architects, the proposed <br />y will be an energy - efficient and green building, integrating materials and methods that promote environmental quality, <br />-ing both energy consumption and ongoing operating costs for the library. The proposed library is designed to meet the <br />Irements for a US Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED Certified Building. This is achieved primarily through the building <br />)n in the following ways: <br />Site Planning: The selected site is neither in the 100 -year flood plain, nor is it prime agricultural land. Bio- filtration swales will <br />to naturally remove sediments from the parking lot drainage prior to being released into the city's stone drain system. The <br />pct, through its intended link to pedestrian and bicycle paths strongly encourages access by walking or bicycling to the library <br />Water efficiency: Irrigation will be provided through high - efficiency irrigation technologies. Plumbing fixtures will have <br />natic sensor controls, reducing water use by up to 20 %. <br />Energy Use: Through use of an under -floor air, power and telecom system, the library design is projected to surpass 2001 <br />24 energy requirements by over 25 %. Natural daylighting through north - facing clerestory windows will decrease the overall <br />loads, without introducing direct light into the spaces. <br />Materials and Resources: The architects have specified materials with high recycled content. Further, the contractor will be <br />red to locally procure materials and furnishings wherever feasible. <br />Indoor Environmental Quality: Prior to occupation, the contractor will conduct a two-week flush -out period so that newly <br />fled materials will off -gas. Low VOC adhesives and paints, and carpets that meet the Green Label program will be specified. <br />Version 1.3 (5/30102) 18 <br />
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