1. Green Building Policies at the University of Michigan Terry Alexander Exec. Director, OSC 11/15-16/10

2. Goals Projects with >$10M construction value (non- clinical) – LEED v2009 Silver certification – ASHRAE 90.1 2007 plus 30% Clinical projects with >$10M construction value – waiting on LEED v2009 standard Projects with <$10M construction value – UM Green Design Guidelines 11/15-16/10

3. UM AEC Sustainability Master Plan (http://www.aec.bf.umich.edu/sustainability/index.html) Energy and Water Conservation New Sustainability Technologies Sustainable Products Portfolio Site Sustainability Evaluating Sustainability Measures Design Guidelines Owner’s Review AEC Sustainability Checklist Commissioning Construction Sustainability Post Occupancy Evaluation Getting the Word Out 11/15-16/10

4. SID-D Energy and Water Conservation All Projects must – Comply with ASHRAE 90.1 2007 – Mandatory ECMs listed – Evaluate potential ECMs listed – Water conservation measures listed $2M-$10M – DOE COMcheck software to demonstrate compliance – Document impact of ECMs incorporated >$10M – 30% beyond ASHRAE 90.1 2007 – DOE COMcheck software to demonstrate compliance – ASHRAE 90.1 computer energy simulation for baseline consumption – Document impact of ECMs incorporated – Provide an Energy Impact Statement Payback periods – SL 15yrs use 6 yr – SL over 20 yrs use 8 yr – Fenestration and glazing use 10 yr – Membrane roof insulation use 12 yr – All other insulation use 30 yr 11/15-16/10

5. SID-K Sustainable Design and LEED Prior to SD clarify sustainable design objectives Projects in existing LEED buildings cannot jeopardize LEED certification Non-clinical over $10M achieve LEED Silver certification unless waived by Executive Sustainability Council Baseline LEED checklist created 11/15-16/10

6. SID-S Sustainable Products Portfolio Simple to install and easy to maintain Long term durability Simple to operate Reliable Aesthetically pleasing Competitively priced Proven track record Replacement parts readily available and fairly priced Good local service Sustainable manufacturing process Sustainability claims can be validated Made from Renewable and/or Recycled Materials Locally Harvested/Extracted/Manufactured Low VOC content 11/15-16/10

7. LEED Decision Process Breakdown of Cost Increments $10M Project $15M Project $25M Project $50M Project $100M Project Total Incremental Cost from current practice to a 40 point Basic Certification 2.7%1.8%1.4%1.0%0.8% $270k $350k$500k$800k Total Incremental Cost from current practice to a 50 point Silver Certification 4.4%3.2%2.7%2.2%2.0% $440k$480k$675k$1.1M$2M 11/15-16/10

8. FINAL THOUGHTS OR QUESTIONS? 11/15-16/10