Building Code Board of Appeals Agenda and Packet 2022 10 20

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LEauisi'uyi � �111e Department of Planning and Building Safety L C01.01".% O•SINCE. t 749 Main Street # Louisville CO 80027 # 303.335.4592 # www.LouisvilleCO.aov Discussion Items: 2022 Commercial Energy Code Discussion Betzold explained the discussion of incorporating the Commercial Energy Code (Phase 2) has been under discussion with Lotus, Group 14 and Rob Zuccaro, Director of Planning and Building Safety, since March or April of 2022. The presentation will include energy modeling and types of policy to be considered. A Public Engagement Survey has been open since June, 2022 and is open through August 5, 2022. There was aslo a community meeting at the end of June and the results were brought to the Sustainability Advisory Board on July 20, 2022. Comments from the Sustainability Advisory Board and the Buidling Code Board of Appeals will be compiled and presented to City Council at the beginning of September and will receive direction from City Council at that meeting. Geise is having trouble connecting. Betzold indicated that the beginning of the presentation is an overview and if he missed the first few minutes he would not miss anything critical. Schlaepfer introduced herself, Kantor, and McCollough. Schlaepfer explained the outline for the presentation: high-level overview, modeling, and policy considerations and asking for discussion and feedback from the board based on the options to be presented. Schlaepfer shared her screen to show the Power Point presentation as printed in the meeting packet. Schlaepfer explained the agenda: Sustainability Goals Current Adopted Code Review and Next Code Phase Policy Options Public Feedback Discussion Q&A Results from Public and Board feedback will be used to draft an ordinance to City Council to be presented in September. Once the final ordinance is ready, it will be shared with the BCBOA for a final consensus vote. Betzold added that this is on City Council's work plan for 2022, under the area of Community Design and specifically references Phase 2 of the Commercial Building Energy Code.