The Greene Rocks LEED Certified Green 5 Restaurants, Bed & Breakfast, 54 Specialty Shoppes.

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The Greene Rocks LEED Certified Green 5 Restaurants, Bed & Breakfast, 54 Specialty Shoppes

The Design Project 1. Plan a town shopping center on a piece of land, while respecting sensitive areas, historic, cultural, or environmentally significant areas. 2. Describe best management practices used. 3. Calculate runoff and building costs.

The Greene Rocks  Restaurants  Boutiques  Bed n Breakfast  Luxurious Vegetative Landscaping

Historic Site  Building was once a stone mill.  Now serves as a visitor’s center  Nature trails and tours  Bike Paths to town center  Golf Cart shuttles to town center  Parking Lot at historic site

Best Management Practices  Constructed wetlands – southeast corner of the developed center -Hydric soils on the land will be used to construct wetland at the southeast corner of the developed center. Wetland will be in size. Wetland will reduce non point source pollution, and constitute our surface water storage. -Water efficient landscaping – using plant species that are drought resistant, native, non invasive and adaptive. 

Back to Nature Constructed Wetlands for Low-Cost Wastewater Treatment and Nature Conservation

Sustainable Drainage Constructed Wetlands Dismantled Local Materials – stone walls

Scattered Rain Gardens gallon rain barrels at the end of each building disguised as rain gardens will hold 1,540 gallons of rain.

BMP – Continued  Solar Panels = 60 % less energy –Passive solar energy –Active solar energy –Photovoltaic techniques

Solar Panels   Commercial solar power systems are growing rapidly in popularity as corporate boards are realizing their attractive financial benefits. In addition to the current $3.50/watt PUC rebate on systems over 30 kilowatts, commercial entities can benefit from a 7.5% state tax credit, a 10% federal tax credit, and can depreciate the remaining value on a 5 year accelerated schedule.

BMP - continued –Conservation Planning  Gather information on biodiversity  Assess extent to which biodiversity is represented  Identify additional areas for biodiverse protection

BMP – continued  Smart Growth –Create walkable neighborhoods –Mixed land use  Encourage walkability  Compact building –Erosion control –Riparian Buffer – protect water quality by reducing forestry related outputs, shade, streambed stability

Walkable Area for Relaxation and Health Walkable Area for Relaxation and Health Pervious paths for walking and biking

Maintain the Riparian Buffer

Best Management Practices  Using local and regional materials means that our materials will be transported from no more than 500 miles from our center.  We will use recycled building materials  Our shops will incorporate natural ventilation, which means that when the windows are open, our heating or cooling systems will automatically shut off and air will be circulated with fans throughout the shops.  Infiltration Islands in parking lot

Best Management Practices During the Construction Process  Construction sequencing – to minimize erosion of materials, we will disturb parts of the site at a time and manage runoff separately for each part. These areas will be stabilized with either gravel or vegetation (sodding)  Land Grading utilized to control surface runoff and soil erosion

Best Management Practices during the construction process  Dust will be controlled by sprinkling  Geotextiles will reduce erosion on site  Riprap – large stone layer to protect soil from erosion  Temporary slope drains will be constructed to direct runoff without causing erosion

Use of Geotextiles Geotextile material used with riprap allows water movement while preventing movement of soil particles. Geotextile material provides separation, which preserves the integrity and extends the life of the road surface layer. Geotextile material under the roadbed reinforces soft soil and preserves the road embankment. Composite geotextile material allows water flow within the plane of the material, rather than across it, such as behind a retaining wall.

Health and Productivity  Low VOC (volatile organic compounds –paints, glues and adhesives that do emit many chemicals into the air)

Eco-Friendly Community  Energy Efficiency  Energy-efficient lighting.  Energy-efficient heating and/or cooling systems.  Energy-efficient laundry.  We produce our electricity using solar panels, wind or  water.  Energy efficient windows.  We lower the temperature of heating when not in  use.  use.  Installed insulation  We use timer control where applicable.  We use built in power saving devices.  We use built in power saving devices.

Eco-Friendly  Water  Linen and towel re-use program.  Water-efficient laundry.  Low-flow showerheads.  Faucet aerators.  We use biodegradable detergent for  laundry.  We use biodegradable detergent for  dishwasher.

Project Specifications  Total built structures: 107,500 square feet  Total vegetative landscape: 1.2 million square feet  Pervious surfaces (parking lot and pavement): 128,000 square feet  Green Roofs: Intensive: 15,000 square feet Extensive: 92,500 square feet Extensive: 92,500 square feet

Project Specifications  Total Runoff: 33,525 cubic feet per hour.  Constructed Wetlands For Storm Water Management  Estimated Project Costs:$82,387,650