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Old 12-21-2021, 09:01 PM   #192
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Originally Posted by Bunk View Post
The City has a climate resiliency strategy, part of which includes ways in which buildings can reduce their environmental footprint. A lot of those measures are not mandatory, including rooftop solar. Here’s what happened here, since the rooftop is a large surface we asked if they could include rooftop solar. They said they could, but not as a condition of approval, could do if it was a condition of occupancy. This would allow the time to seek a potential partner. We said, ok, that’s reasonable. If they had said no, there is nothing in policy that could enable to us to force them, and we wouldn’t.
That’s good to know. And typically how these green initiatives play out.

I don’t know the specifics of $3m or $4m for climate items are but that certainly can’t be all solar related. So what is the mayor referring to then?
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