1. Mayor Thomas M. Menino James W. Hunt, III Chief of Environmental and Energy Services Sustainable Boston: “A Greenprint for our future” Maverick Gardens Boston Housing Authority Photo Voltaic Panels

2. Boston’s Green Building Strategy Oct. 2002:Dedication of George Robert White Environmental Conservation Center Boston Nature Center, Mattapan June 2003:Mayor names Green Building Task Force 2003-2004:Task Force Convenes over 12 months Nov. 2004:Mayor Receives Task Force Recommendations and Announces Three Year Implementation Plan

3. Maverick Gardens - 2003 Green Building Action Plan LEED by Example - City Projects  Maverick Gardens, completed  Mattapan Library, planning  Charlestown Police Station, planning

4. Amend Boston Zoning Code City Funded Development Distributed Generation Green Building Action Plan Brigham & Women’s Hospital John Hancock Building

5. Mayor Menino dedicates 2.3 kW solar panels Boston Arts Academy Sustainability Agenda: Renewable Energy IBEW Local 103 100 kW Turbine

6.  City’s 450 diesel vehicles now run on ultra low sulfur fuel  City purchase 650,000 gallons of bio-diesel  500 school buses retrofitted with pollution control technologies Sustainability Agenda: Air Quality Mayor Menino Dedicates First Green Cab

7. City Hall Green Roof Demonstration Project Traffic Signal LED Retrofit Project Municipal Energy Management Sustainability Agenda: Water & Energy Conservation LED Traffic Signal City Hall Green Roof

8. Growing Boston Greener: Today and Tomorrow Artists for Humanity Josiah Quincy School Green Roof Project