Energy and Environmental Design Sample Clauses

Energy and Environmental Design. The Architect shall design elements into the Project necessary to achieve, at a minimum, the energy efficiency required by the Florida Building Code, Energy Element Objectives 2.2 and 5.2 of the Alachua County Comprehensive Plan 2019-2040 or any additional energy efficiencies requested by the County and mutually agreed to between the County and Architect. The Architect will coordinate with the County’s Energy Behavior Consultant, Cenergistic, to allow for their review of applicable plans, particularly HVAC designs, so long as Cenergistic is under contract with the County.
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Energy and Environmental Design the Architect shall design elements into the project necessary to achieve, at a minimum, the energy efficiency required by the Florida Building Code or any additional energy efficiencies requested by the County and mutually agreed to between the County and Architect., in consultation with the Architect.
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