Integrating Energy Efficiency in Rental Housing Standards
Proposed integration of energy efficiency and weatherization in rental housing standards through existing regulations, with a focus on weatherization specifics, compliance criteria, implementation details, and next steps for enforcement.
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The Minimum Housing Standard for Rental Properties Integrating Energy Efficiency and Weatherization
What is Proposed? Use existing Minimum Housing Standard (MHS) Apply crucial elements of Time of Sale (TOS) DPI is enforcement body 2
What Are the Weatherization Specifics? Apply crucial elements of Time of Sale (TOS) 50,000 BTUs/sf Exterior walls Open attics/ceilings/roofs Accessible heating and cooling ducts and water piping Windows and doors General air leakage via large gaps and holes.
Who Would Need to Comply? Buildings that use over 50k BTU Buildings that have not participated in Weatherization Program Photo from CVOEO Weatherization Program 4
How does it Work? $2,500 cap Annual CPI adjustment If subsequent work required no cost cap 5
What Are Next Steps? DPI and BED Determine: Compliance schedule Enforcement process Data sharing and collaboration 6
