1. Sustainability and the Airfield – What’s in Store for Airports FAA Eastern Region Conference March 4 - 6, 2009 – Hershey, PA

2. O’Hare – Sustainable Design Manual Completed December, 2003 Developed as a result of Mayor Daley’s vision to make Chicago the “Greatest City” Four (4) Project Categories –Civil Landside –Civil Airside –Occupied Buildings –Unoccupied Buildings www.OhareModernization.org

3. OMP Sustainable Design Manual

4. North Airfield Project Layout

5. OMP Sustainable Design Manual Results

6. CRAA – Sustainable Design Guidance Manual Completed February, 2008 Institutes sustainable planning, design and construction methods into its 5-year CIP Establishes a Policy and Approach to Considering Sustainable Principles when initiating a CIP Project www.columbusairports.com/construction

7. CRAA – Sustainable Design Guidance Manual Apply USGBC’s LEED rating systems concepts –New Construction and Major Renovation (LEED-NC) –Existing Buildings (LEED-EB) to terminal, airside and landside projects Helps projects acknowledge that a LEED certification goal is achievable

8. LAWA – Sustainable Airport Guidelines LA City Council introduced “Greening LAX” motion 10/10/06 Board of Airport Commissioners (BOAC) adopted LAWA’s Sustainability Vision and Principals Policy on 8/6/07 Guidelines completed January, 2008 www.lawa.org

9. LAWA – Sustainable Airport Guidelines LAWA’s sustainability viewpoint follows the “Triple Bottom Line” (TBL) approach

10. LAWA – Sustainable Airport Guidelines “Green” versus “Sustainable” –A “green” project focuses solely on the Environmental Stewardship of the TBL –A “sustainable” project moves beyond green components and includes Economic Growth and Social Responsibility

11. LAWA – Sustainable Airport Guidelines Contains 137 Performance Standards: –97 – Planning and Design –40 – Construction 7 General Project Categories –general construction and maintenance –occupied buildings / facilities –unoccupied building / facilities –civil – landside –civil – airside –tenant projects –federal projects

12. LAWA – Sustainable Airport Guidelines 4 “LAWA – Sustainable Levels” –LAWA-Sustainable: Construction (CN) Level (10-12 CPs) –LAWA-Sustainable: Level 1 (10-15 CPs and greater than 60 DPs) –LAWA-Sustainable: Level 2 (16-20 CPs and greater than 70 DPs) –LAWA-Sustainable: Level 3 (21-30 CPs and greater than 90 DPs) LEED vs. LAWA –LEED Silver Certified = LAWA-Sustainable: Level 1 –LEED Gold Certified = LAWA-Sustainable: Level 2 –LEED Platinum Certified = LAWA-Sustainable: Level 3

13. ACRP – Airport Sustainability Practices Compendium of best knowledge available on airport Sustainability Practices across triple bottom line of: –Environmental –Economic –Social issues Issued in 2008 www.trb.com/news

14. UW – Greenroads University of Washington and CH2M Hill Version 0.951/11/09 Categories / Points Rating System www.greenroads.us

15. UW – Greenroads

17. NYSDOT - GreenLITES Developed September, 2008 To recognize project designs that incorporate a high level of environmental sustainability A self-certification program www.nysdot.gov/programs/greenlites

18. NYSDOT - GreenLITES 5 Certification Categories –Sustainable Sites –Water Quality –Materials and Resources –Energy and Atmosphere

19. GreenLITES - Self Certification Program 15-29 pts30-44 pts45-59 pts60+ pts

20. Questions? Contact: Steve Moulton, PE Vice President - Aviation Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. stephen.moulton@rsandh.com w – 630/364/5220 c – 630/561/7184