Clean Building Performance Standards - Board Members & Homeowners Webinar Series (BMW) Aug 11, 2022
Educational Webinars
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1h 4m
August 11, 2022 Presentation by Michael Arndt, BST, Building Science Consultant - RDH Building Science, Inc.
"How Clean Building Performance Standard Will Affect Your Buildings"
An interactive discussion for Board Members/Owners on how this climate change-driven law will directly affect multi-family buildings, future projects, occupants, reserve studies, and budgets. Also to be covered: deadlines, financial penalties, required third-party vendors, and the incentive program. With a Q&A session to discuss specific questions for your community.
Part of WSCAI's Board Members & Homeowners Series
This is the second webinar in the 2021 monthly series designed for board members and homeowners offered by WSCAI’s Education Committee.
Learn more about the Washington State Chapter of the Community Associations Institute at wscai.org
*Music credit: WSCAI title music composed by Benjamin Tissot of www.bensound.com
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