Green Building Certification Sample Clauses

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Green Building Certification. Owner shall cause Phases of the Project to which the following standards can be applied to be designed to achieve US Green Building Council's (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, a EarthCraft certification, Energy Star certification or other comparable certification, such comparable certification to be reasonably consented to by Invest Atlanta and the City. With respect to the initial construction of site infrastructure improvements such as parking, roads, sidewalks, and other infrastructure, Owner will design such elements to incorporate green initiatives such as LED lighting, trash/recycling bins, and stormwater management. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, this covenant shall not apply to Phases of the Project to which such Green Building standards cannot be applied such as parking, infrastructure and similar Phases.
Green Building Certification. Owner shall obtain for the Development certification from one of the following systems that certify green buildings: a. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building rating system for new construction and major renovations (LEED-NC). b. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design green building rating system for neighborhood development (LEED-ND). c. Minnesota Sustainable Building Guidelines (also known as B3: Buildings, Benchmarks, and Beyond). ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ Communities Criteria. This criteria, which is administered locally by the Minnesota Green Communities Collaborative, is available to certify all residential development, both affordable and market-rate.
Green Building Certification. Developer shall cause the County offices referred to in Section 7.09 above to be designed and constructed in accordance with the Green Designation Standards of the FGBC, as may be in effect as of the time of such design and construction, and to apply for “Green Certification” from FGBC for such improvements, as and to the extent that Developer and County enter into such lease referred to in Section 7.09. Developer agrees to use good faith efforts to cause the other buildings within the Redevelopment Property to be designed and constructed to such standards; provided, however that in no event shall Developer be liable for any failure to cause such other buildings within the Redevelopment Property to be so designed and constructed. In the event that Green Certification is obtained for any buildings, Developer shall have no continuing obligation or liability to maintain such Green Certification for any such buildings.

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