What a New Colorado Ruling Means for BPS
Guest author Jamie Long analyzes the latest ruling in Colorado Apartment Association v. Ryan, and its effect on building performance standards
Guest author Jamie Long analyzes the latest ruling in Colorado Apartment Association v. Ryan, and its effect on building performance standards
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Momentum on building performance standards (BPS) extends beyond the United States. Canadian jurisdictions are making movements on performance policies as well. Benchmarking & Reporting and BPS (or BEPS) policies have been passed at both the city and province level (see our map for details). For example, Toronto, Ontario is the latest city to move toward … Continued
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Last June, we looked at the first compliance deadlines for building performance standards. A year later, we’re starting to see the data…and the results are promising. Across the next year, IMT will share stories and data from these jurisdictions to highlight how these policies are working. Key takeaways at a glance Buildings are hitting their … Continued
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