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Suffolk County - LEED Program for County Construction

Program Overview


Category:
Regulatory Policy
Program Type:
Energy Standards for Public Buildings
Implementing Sector:
Local
State:
New York
Eligible Storage Technologies:
Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building
Applicable Sectors:
Local Government
Last Updated:
07/16/2015

Summary

In 2006, the Suffolk County Legislature enacted Resolution No. 126-2006, creating the Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) Program for county construction projects. The program requirements were revised in 2008 (Resolution No. 551-2008), and again in 2011 (Resolution No. 458-2011). The program requires the County Department of Public Works to adhere to LEED Building Rating System 2.2 principles for new construction projects or renovation projects with a cost of $1,000,000 or more, and for the planning of new construction and renovation projects "built to suit" for long term lease by the County. The legislation does not require to actually apply for LEED certification, but the project must be built according to the LEED principles. 


Authorities

NameEnacted DateEffective DateExpired Date
Resolution No. 458-201106/07/2011
Resolution No. 126-200602/07/2006
Resolution No. 551-200807/07/2008