§ 8A-419. Application and Evaluation Process.


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  • Certification as a Green Business will require a business to submit an application involving an initial self-audit to assess compliance with required and recommended certification practices established for that business sector. These certification practices shall address waste reduction, energy conservation, water conservation, pollution prevention, transportation, communication and education, and carbon footprint savings, as applicable. The Program shall provide reference guides to assist businesses in the performance of self-audits.

    After receipt of an application with a completed self-audit, the Program team shall conduct an onsite assessment to confirm the accuracy of the self-audit, which may include requests for the business to provide supporting documentation. A business will only be certified as a Green Business if it is in compliance with all required practices, meets the minimum thresholds and standards of the Green Business Certification Program, and is in compliance with all applicable local, state and federal regulations. In addition, a certified business will also receive a total scoring based upon the number of required and recommended practices it satisfies.

(Ord. No. 11-28, § 1, 5-3-11)