100 North Tampa-LEED (EBOM) Case Study Continued
Posted by Bryan Lauer, LEED AP in GoGreen on 06-06-2009
Materials & Resources
MR pre-requisite 1: Sustainable Purchasing Policy – 100 North Tampa created and implemented a sustainable purchasing policy encouraging tenants to purchase sustainable, environmentally-friendly products. Go Green
MR pre-requisite 2: Solid Waste Management Policy – 100 North Tampa created and implemented a recycling program for ongoing consumables + durable goods, including: paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, aluminum, toner cartridges, light bulbs, batteries, monitors, printers, tv’s, fax machines, furniture and metals!
During the performance period (3/1/09 – 5/31/09), the total amount of ongoing consumable waste generate was 311,165 pounds, 228,905 pounds (74%) was recycled:
- 86,074 pounds of paper
- 126,289 pounds of shredded paper
- 11,856 pounds of Cardboard
- 340 pounds of Aluminum
- 2,426 pounds of Glass
- 145 pounds of Plastic
- 1,775 pounds of toner cartridge
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MR Credit 3: Sustainable Purchasing – Facility Alterations + Additions – 100 North Tampa purchases at least 50% sustainable materials for facility alterations and additions. Management agrees with contractors to adhere and provide required documentation.
MR Credits 4.1-4.2: Sustainable Purchasing – Reduced Mercury in Lamps - 100 North Tampa put a light bulb purchasing plan in place to phase out light bulbs with high mercury content. CLW Real Estate Services Group (Property Management Co.) goal is to purchase longer lasting, less wattage, lower mercury containing light bulbs to reduce the negative affect on the environment. Go Green.
MR Credit 6: Solid Waste Management – Waste Stream Audit – 100 North Tampa audited ongoing consumable trash to understand the types of “waste” being thrown away. CLW estimates 30% of “waste” is recyclable material. CLW then walked individual workstations and wrote notes to those who were not recycling improperly.
MR Credit 7.1-7.2: Solid Waste Management – Ongoing Consumables – 100 North Tampa’s goal is to recycle at least 50% of ongoing consumables. Currently 100 North Tampa recycles about 74% of their ongoing consumables.
MR Credit 8: Solid Waste Management – Durable Goods – 100 North Tampa recycles, reuses or donates every durable good our tenants no longer want/need. This includes: printers, monitors, TV’s, VCR’s, fax machines, tables, chairs, desks, etc.
MR Credit 9: Solid Waste Management – Facility Alterations + Additions – 100 North Tampa’s goal is to recycle at least 70% of facility alterations and additions (build-out work). This is agreed upon in the contract with whomever is conducting the work.
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Bryan Lauer, LEED AP
Sustainable Services
813.349.8550







