HERS Rater Information
RESENT accredited HERS rater listing
Energy Star web site
RESNET web site
Home Energy Audit Information
REAP - Center for ReSource Conservation Program
HPwES (Home Performance with Energy Star) Program
Construction & Deconstruction (C&D) Information C&D Waste, Reuse and Recycle Guide
Green Building Materials
Oikos Green Product Information
GreenSpec Directory by Building Green
Center for ReSource Conservation
AIA Colorado Sustainable Design Resource Guide
Landscape Information
Certified Arborists
Commercial Green Building Resources
Green Building Cost and Financial Benefits, by George H. Kats
Governers Energy Office Website
The Green Build Program is designed to achieve energy efficient building standards for new construction. This Program establishes green build standards through education, regulation, and incentives, which will promote and encourage high performing sustainable development and redevelopment within the Town of Superior. Development meeting the Green Build Program standards will create cost-effective, energy efficient structures that reduce both the production of greenhouse gases from residential buildings and the amount of material sent to landfills, and conserve and protect water and other natural resources. By requiring increased energy efficiency Green Build Program is ensuring a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions for both new and renovated homes in the Town of Superior.
The goals for these programs are to:
The Green Build Program provides a list of recommended conservation elements builders and homeowners can use to achieve energy efficiency standard being required. The Program focuses on the end result and provides information and recommended guidelines to achieve the required energy efficiency by making recommendations regarding landscaping installed, water conservation, rehabilitation techniques, insulation, construction waste management, HVAC systems, appliances, lighting, use of renewable energy and materials used. Builders and homeowners can decide what improvements to use and make to meet the energy efficiency required.
Article XIV of the Superior Municipal Code