Green Building and the Zoning Code
Posted on June 27, 2008
Tag(s): Green Building, Going Green | | Email this
The city of Millville, NJ is considering incorporating some green building tenets into their zoning code. Among the changes being considered are requiring the use of energy-efficient materials for those who receive funding to rehab houses and incentives to utilize solar power.
Source: The Press of Atlantic City
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