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D (sub-attachment) well water or storm water runoff lp' • Limit landscape irrigation and use drought resistant plants 3.~ Wastewater Technology • Reduce municipally pro•.ided potable water fur building sewage flow by using gray water or waterless fixtures 3.3 Water Use Reduction • Reduce aggregate water use by a minimum of 7.0°.~o than the base, not including irrigation, after meeting EPA l99? fixture performance requirements. Smith Middle and Screegs Elementary would provide baseline use data. Euer;;~' and Atmosphere 4,1 Minimum Energy Performance • Design building to meet ASHRAE/TESNA 90..1, state or local energy codes, whichever is more stringent 4.2 CFC Reduction • Zero use of CFC-based refrigerants in HVAC systems • Check for other CFC materials, products and systems and make sure that alt are CFC-free 4..3 Optimal Energy Efficiency • Increase energy performance by a minimum of 20% in new buildings and 10% in existing structures above those described in 4 1. as demonstrated by simulation using Energy Cost Budget Method described in section 1 I of ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1 4.4 Renersable Energy • During building design, consider the use of high temperature solar or geothermal assisted technologies to provide a portion of the total energy use of the building Material and Resources 5.1 Storage and Collection of Recyclables • Provide an easily accessible location that serves the entire building for the collection, separation and storage of recyclables a.:3 Construction Waste IVianagement • During the design process, develop a checklist that focuses on the reduction of construction waste from a design function • Develop a waste management plan that includes a reuse area, recycling azea for separation, and a lunch azea that provides for recycling • Recycle or salvage at least 75%ofgrading and clearing debris by weight _ , , r .. nw-~:__.iT-CnCC/1~V-i-.-.•L.-1D.:~C L...-e-.,4 ~.~U:11 .. 0/t ii'f l1M