GREEN BUILDINGS TASK FORCE MEETING
Date: Monday, February 23, 2004
Time: 8:00am Registration
8:30am Welcome
10:00am Adjourn
Place: Bryan Cave, LLP, Room 30B
Address: 1290 Avenue of the
Americas, New York
and simultaneously with audio link at:
Place: Environmental Business Association of New York State,
Inc.
Address: 126 State St., 3rd fl,
Albany, NY
Ongoing discussion of GREEN
SCHOOLS INITIATIVE:
New York City and New York State
The
EBA/NYS Green Buildings Task Force (GBTF) High Performance Schools (HPS)
Committee has been organized to encourage and advance green schools projects in
New York State.
The EBA/NYS GBTF HPS Committee is collaborating with the Healthy Schools
Network, Inc. on a Healthy High Performance Schools (HHPS) Initiative to
encourage and advance Green School Building Standards in New York State through
policy implementation.
The HPS Committee will work to increase the number of schools projects that are
executed in a manner consistent with healthy high performance standards and to
promote legislative, regulatory and administrative actions intended to support
and help finance such efforts.
AGENDA
GREENING THE CODES
·
International
Building Codes coming to New York City
How will they be
implemented?
·
Matrix of
Code Relationships/Informing Green Building Design
Codes and
Reference Standards
·
Review of
New Jersey’s experience with IBC & Green Schools
Where New York
City can benefit from Lessons Learned
Speakers:
Ernest Conrad, P.E. /
President
Landmark Facilities Group, Inc.
Advisory Council on the Adoption of the International Building Code
Mr. Conrad, Chair of BOMA’s Codes & Regulations
Committee, is currently serving on two of the thirteen technical committees
studying the IBC. The entire process of
code adoption in NYC is pressing forward at a very fast rate, with a strong
possiThe Mayor’s bility that the work of the various committee will be
accomplished by the end of 1st Quarter 2004.
Marcello DiGeronimo, AIA / Junior Principal & Project Manager
DiGeronimo
Associates
RSVP by fax to (518) 432-1383 or email to
"info@eba-nys.org" no later than noon February 19, 2004. If you
have questions, please call us at (518) 432-6400 x224.
Very truly yours,
Ira S. Rubenstein, Executive Director, EBA/NYS
Catherine Shawn, Chair, EBA/NYS Green Buildings Task Force
Robert Licopoli, Coordinator, EBA/NYS Green Buildings Task
Force
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February 23, 2004;
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Short Bios
Ernest A. Conrad has focused on environmental issues for over 20 years, his engineering firm specializing in climate controls for museums, special collections and historic facilities, as well as the design of mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems for commercial, industrial and retail applications. Clients include the National Gallery of Art, Library of Congress, National Trust for Historic Preservation, National park and many house museums. Conrad is a member of the National Archives and Records Administration Advisory Committee on Preservation; a voting member of the ASHRAE Standards Committee SSPC 90.1; and for the last 10 years, has been partnering with state agencies and manufacturers of high pressure fire suppression systems.
Marcello DiGeronimo, as architect and project manager at DiGeronimo PA, is responsible for administering all phases of projected through construction work. He has primary responsibility for budgeting, scheduling, planning, design, specification and working drawings on a given project with authority to direct, control and monitor all activities; and has considerable experience working with various public agencies on complex project teams. Marcello has provided key design leadership on projects for NJ Transit, U.S. Postal Service and University of North Carolina Hospitals.