|
Private Sector Resources
Non-Profit Resources
Public Sector Resources
|
|
|
Private Sector Resources
|
Advanced Composting Systems
195 Meadows Rd.
Whitefish, MT 59937
Toll-free: 888.862.3854
Phone: 406.862.3854
Fax: 406.862.3855
www.compostingtoilet.com
Phoenix Composting Toilet systems are used in residential and public-facility applications such as parks and recreation areas. They have mixing tines for aerating the compost and a system for recycling leachate. The only electrical load is a 5 W exhaust fan.
(source: www.greenspec.com)
Sources provided by Paladino and Company, Inc.
(see Professional Services at the General Resources section)
www.palcon.com/resources/links/
links to information on:
- Waste Water Treatment
- Fixtures
- Irrigation
-
|
|
|
Non-Profit Resources
|
BUILT GREEN™
BUILT GREEN™ is an environmental building program of the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties, developed in partnership with King County, Snohomish County, and other government agencies. BUILT GREEN provides consumers with an easy-to-understand rating system, which quantifies environmentally friendly building practices for remodeling and new home construction.
425.451.7920 or at 800.522.2209.
http://www.builtgreen.net/index.html
sources for:
Site Protection
Protect Natural Processes on-Site
Eliminate Water Pollutants
Design Alternatives
Business and Industry Resource Venture
1301 5th Avenue, Suite 2400
Seattle, WA 98101-2611
206.389.7304
http://www.resourceventure.org/
The Resource Venture is a partner in the regional 1% Water Conservation program and we provide free technical assistance to show you how to conserve water. We can also help you take advantage of financial incentives (available through Seattle Public Utilities' Water Smart Technology Program) which cover up to 50% of the cost of installing or replacing inefficient fixtures and equipment. Businesses that have participated in the program over the past six years experience water and wastewater savings of approximately $3.5 million each year.
sources for:
Water Conservation
water conservation solutions for your business
water conservation resources
financial incentives
|
|
|
Public Sector Resources
|
Seattle Sustainable Building
Seattle Public Utilities
www.seattle.gov/sustainablebuilding/resources.htm
Seattle Public Utilities Sustainable Building Program - focusing on protecting and conserving water resources, and reducing materials consumption and waste in buildings and during construction. See other Seattle Public Utilities programs related to conservation and the environment.
Water Conservation Incentives for Commercial and Multifamily Projects: the Laundrywise Program
www.seattle.gov/light/conserve/business/laundrywise/cv5_lwc.htm
Assistance Available: Financial incentives to encourage installation of resource efficient clothes washers. Amount of incentive depends on whether water is heated with electricity. All City commercial and multifamily projects are eligible for a rebate from Seattle Public Utilities.
Eligibility: Commercial and multifamily projects within the service territory of City Light, Seattle Public Utilities and its purveyor partners. See Web site for more information.
When to initiate use of this service: Schematic design to specification
Contact: Yen Chin, Seattle City Light
206.684.4290 yen.chin@seattle.gov
Water Smart Technology/Incentives Program for Commercial Projects from Seattle Public Utilities
www.seattle.gov/util/RESCONS/wst/
Assistance Available: Water conservation incentives and technical assistance for commercial projects: single-pass cooling, water reuse, cooling tower modification, water efficient plumbing, irrigation systems. Fixed and variable incentives available.
Eligibility: Commercial customers of Seattle Public Utilities and its purveyor partners. See Web site for more information.
When to initiate use of this service: Schematic design to specification
Contact: Phil Paschke, Seattle Public Utilities 206.684.5883
|
|
|
|
Sustainable Resource Guide
|
|
For more information about Seattle City Light's sustainability activities, please e-mail Peter Dobrovolny at peter.dobrovolny@seattle.gov or call Peter at 206.615.1094.
|
|
