Green Building and the Zoning Code
Posted on June 27, 2008 by jeff Add a Comment |
Tag(s): Going Green, Green Building
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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