Transportation Management Programs (San Francisco Planning Code, ) Requires new buildings or additions over a specified size (buildings greater than 25,000 square feet or 100,000 square feet depending on the use and zoning district) within certain zoning districts (including downtown and mixed-use districts in the city’s Eastern Neighborhoods and South of Market) to implement a transportation management program and provide on-site transportation management brokerage services for the life of the building. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Energy Efficiency Sector Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: Indoor Water Use Reduction (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 7, ) Municipal construction projects subject to a LEED certification requirement shall demonstrate a minimum 30 percent reduction in the use of indoor potable water, as calculated to meet and achieve LEED credit Indoor Water Use Reduction. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: (San Francisco Environment Code, Chapter 7, ) All municipal new construction and major alteration projects over 10,000 gross square feet must achieve at a minimum LEED® Gold certification. Municipal construction projects shall demonstrate compliance with locally-required measures provided in Sec. 706. See Department of Building Inspection . Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: Energy Performance (San Francisco Environment Code, ) Varies depending on the use and size of project. Refer to San Francisco Department of Building Inspection , Attachment H for applicability. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply
Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: Renewable Energy (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 7, ) (1)The municipal construction project design team is required to work with SFPUC to arrange for electric service and confer with SFPUC on renewable energy opportunities and interconnection requirements for municipal construction projects, including photovoltaics and solar hot water. (2) For municipal construction projects subject to a LEED certification requirement, the design team must demonstrate: the project meets LEED prerequisite minimum energy performance requirement EA 1 and comply with California Title 24, Part 6. (3) The project design team must set a target for annual net energy consumption. (4) For projects with an estimated height of no more than 3 stories above grade, project design teams must determine the feasibility of designing and constructing such project to have zero net annual site energy consumption. (5) Each new municipal project must include a combination of photovoltaic, solar thermal, and/or living roof area or demonstrate applicability to exceptions of Planning Code and Green Building Code chapter 5, . (6) The project design team must analyze the cost and benefits of incorporating onsite batteries that store electricity from onsite solar photovoltaic systems. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Green Building Requirements for City Buildings: Commissioning (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 7, ) The project design team shall demonstrate that the project achieves Option 1 of LEED enhanced and monitoring-based commissioning credit, in addition to LEED fundamental commissioning and verification prerequisite. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Waste Reduction Sector
Food Service and Packaging Waste Reduction Ordinance (San Francisco Environment Code, chapter 16, ) City Departments (city contractors, lessees, and food providers) may not purchase, acquire, or use food service ware if (1) the food service ware is made, in whole or in part, from polystyrene foam, or if (2) the food service ware is not compostable or recyclable. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply Environment/Conservation Sector Street Tree Planting Requirements for New Construction (San Francisco Planning Code, ) Requires new construction, significant alterations or relocation of buildings within many of San Francisco’s zoning districts to plant on 24-inch box tree for every 20 feet along the property street frontage. Project Complies Not Applicable Project Does Not Comply