- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- new construction · addition
Version 3 of the Toronto Green Standard as it applies to City agency, corporation and division-owned facilities in non-residential uses, the city-owned counterpart to the version 3 low-rise and mid to high-rise attachments. Its measures carry no tier columns: one set covers air quality, energy efficiency, GHG and resilience, water balance, ecology and solid waste. Advanced building energy performance is set at 25% above the Ontario Building Code, SB-10 Division 3 (2017), or the Table 1 targets, with electric vehicle supply equipment on a quarter of parking spaces.
What it covers
- Air Quality
- Low-Emissions Transportation
- Cycling Infrastructure
- Pedestrian Infrastructure
- Urban Heat Island
- Energy Efficiency, GHG & Resilience
- Renewable Energy
- District Energy System
- Operational Systems
- Building Resilience
- Table 1: Building Energy Performance Requirements for City Buildings
- Water Balance, Quality and Efficiency
- Water Efficiency
- Ecology
- Urban Forest: Increase Tree Canopy
- Natural Heritage
- Biodiversity in Landscapes
- Bird Collision Deterrence
- Light Pollution
- Solid Waste
- Construction Waste Management
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- Publisher
- City of Toronto
- Category
- Energy compliance
- Published under
- Toronto Green Standard Information Reports — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Attachment 4: Toronto Green Standard Version 3.0 for City Agency, Corporation & Division-Owned Facilities (Non-Residential Uses)
- Instruments
- Ontario Building Code, SB-10 Division 3 (2017) · Green Roof Bylaw · Zoning Bylaw · EnergyStar Portfolio Manager
- Building types
- city agency, corporation and division-owned facilities · non-residential
- Tags
toronto-green-standardversion-3city-owned-facilitiesnon-residentialenergy-efficiency