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Environmental Criteria for Buildings 13.5. Appendix SBTool 07 Elements of the SBTool system SBT07-A is used by regional third-party organizations to establish scope, eligible occupancy types, and locally valid weights, benchmarks and standards; SBT07-B allows designers to provide information about the site and project characteristics; SBT07-C is used to carry out self-assessments that are based on the data entered in the A and B files. Parameters included within the system cover sustainable building issues within the three major areas of environment, social and economic sectors A distinguishing feature of SBTool is that it is designed as a generic framework, and requires a thirdparty to adjust it to suit the unique conditions applicable to certain building types in various regions. This means that an assessment carried out using the system has little validity unless such a calibration feature is first carried out. Third party organizations are expected to adjust default weights, benchmarks and emission values throughout the system. The development of the residential component in SBTool07 was funded by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) under the terms of the External Research Program. Example Issues of “SBT07 A Tiny DsnN1 (Settings) file” (ed. by iiSBE, Nils Larsson, available under http://www.iisbe.org/iisbe/sbc2k8/sbc2k8-download_f.htm ) This file currently contains Generic User-selected benchmarks and weights for Design Phase assessment for a location in Ottawa, Canada, suited to the following parameters: New Apartment, no additional occupancies. A Site Selection, Project Planning and Development A1 Site Selection A1.1 Pre-development ecological value or sensitivity of land. A1.2 Pre-development agricultural value of land. A1.3 Vulnerability of land to flooding. A1.4 Potential for development to contaminate nearby bodies of water. A1.5 Pre-development contamination status of land. A1.6 Proximity of site to public transportation. A1.7 Distance between site and centres of employment or residential occupancies. A1.8 Proximity to commercial and cultural facilities. A1.9 Proximity to public recreation areas and facilities. A2 Project Planning A2.1 Feasibility of use of renewables. A2.2 Use of Integrated Design Process. A2.3 Potential environmental impact of development or re-development. A2.4 Provision of surface water management system. A2.5 Availability of potable water treatment system. A2.6 Availability of a split grey / potable water system. Final Report 174 31 03 2011
Environmental Criteria for Buildings A2.7 Collection and recycling of solid wastes in the community or project. A2.8 Composting and re-use of sludge in the community or project. A2.9 Site orientation to maximize passive solar potential. A3 Urban Design and Site Development A3.1 Development density. A3.2 Provision of mixed uses within the project. A3.3 Encouragement of walking. A3.4 Support for bicycle use. A3.5 Policies governing use of private vehicles. A3.6 Provision of project green space. A3.7 Use of native plantings. A3.8 Provision of trees with shading potential. A3.9 Development or maintenance of wildlife corridors. B Energy and Resource Consumption B1 Total Life Cycle Non-Renewable Energy B1.1 Annualized non-renewable primary energy embodied in construction materials. B1.2 Annual non-renewable primary energy used for facility operations B2 Electrical peak demand for facility operations B3 Renewable Energy B3.1 Use of off-site energy that is generated from renewable sources. B3.2 Provision of on-site renewable energy systems. B4 Materials B4.1 Re-use of suitable existing structure(s). B4.2 Minimal use of finishing materials. B4.3 Minimal use of virgin materials. B4.4 Use of durable materials. B4.5 Re-use of salvaged materials. B4.6 Use of recycled materials from off-site sources. B4.7 Use of bio-based products obtained from sustainable sources. B4.8 Use of cement supplementing materials in concrete. B4.9 Use of materials that are locally produced. B4.10 Design for disassembly, re-use or recycling. B5 Potable Water B5.1 Use of potable water for site irrigation. B5.2 Use of potable water for occupancy needs. B5.3 N.A. C Environmental Loadings C1 Greenhouse Gas Emissions C1.1 Annualized GHG emissions embodied in construction materials. C1.2 Annual GHG emissions from all energy used for facility operations. C1.3 N.A. C2 Other Atmospheric Emissions C2.1 Emissions of ozone-depleting substances during facility operations. C2.2 Emissions of acidifying emissions during facility operations. C2.3 Emissions leading to photo-oxidants during facility operations. Final Report 175 31 03 2011
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