The proposal would apply to new buildings over 20,000 square feet or with at least 15 residential units. It would also change the city’s zoning to require the new buildings to be certifiable as LEED Gold, at minimum, a higher bar for sustainability than the city’s current requirement, LEED Certified.
Source: Boston, BPDA propose new buildings hit ‘net zero’ immediately – Boston Business Journal
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